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He who can implant courage in the human soul is the best physi cian.—Von Knebel. 1 U. of •. Library The Hermistun Heraln On women, after all. depends the happiness of her husband and of the family.—Mrs. Stanley Baldwin. EUGENE, OREGON. VOLUMN XXVII NUMBER 3 COCHRAN GIVES BULLDOG SQUAD STIFF DRILLS HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. 1932 CURED MUTTON SHOWN IN DEMONSTRATION MONDAY CLASSIFIED AD REQUEST BRINGS BABY 6IRL TO HOME WOMAN HIT BY SPEEDSTER AT UMATILLA SATURDAY DR. ARNOLD BENNETT HALL WINS POST IN RESEARCH WORK SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR ADAM ZINN, PIONEER STAN FIELD RESIDENT, PASSES MANY HERMISTON PEOPLE ATTENDED LEGION CONVENTION A demonstration showing how to UMATILLA, Ore., Sept., 10, (Spec STANFIIELD, Or., Sept. 14 (Spec cure mutton was given Monday af ial)—Mrs. Carolyn Round, 72-year- ial)—Friends of Adam Zinn were ternoon, in the library building by old resident of Portland, was in shocked to hear of his death Thurs H. A. Lindgren, extension animal jured Saturday evening when struck day, September 8, while he was husbandryman and meat specialist by a car driven by C. V. Jones of spending a few days vacationing in from Oregon State college, assisted Washington. Mrs. Rounds was cros the mountains near Ukiah, His KENNEWICK, SEPT. 23, FIRST by Garnet D. Best, assistant county HERMISTON WOMAN GETS GIRL sing the highway between Gurdane’s PRESIDENT OF UNIVERSITY TO death was due to heart failure. SALEM DRUM CORPS WINS FIRST agent. Garage and the Columbia Cafe when TEAM ON ROSTER. Mr. Zinn was a pioneer in this WITH BROWN EYES. HEAD INSTITUTE. IN NATIONAL FINALS. Mr. Lindgren also gave a meat the Nash car, coming at a reckless community and his first farm ven- Twenty-Six Men Now On Football cutting demonstration showing the Story Wins Day's Prize; Girl Alopt speed, struck her. Mrs. Rounds was ture was on a wheat ranch east of proper steps in the preparation of a rushed to St. Anthony’s hospital in Recently Resigned as President of town. He later acquired an acreage Eakin Chosen Department Comman Squad; Henning Coaches ed and Has Made Local Home University of Oregon; In East carcass for canning. This demonstra Pendleton where It was found she on the Stanfield project. Since re der for Oregon: J. E. Hallyburton Reserves. Bright and Happy. tion was witnessed by 87 people, suffered from a fractured shoulder on Business at Present Time. Named District Commander. tiring from active farming Mr. who sampled the cured mutton. and hip. She was later moved to a Zinn had lived in town and had act Twenty-five men reported to Among the interesting life stories Portland hospital. UNIVERSITY OR OREGON, Eu Many local people were among Mr. Lindgren is working on a sub ed as local mail carrier tor several Coach Cochran Wednesday after- revealed through The Oregonian Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Jones were en- gene, Sept. 12—Dr. Arnold Bennett years. the 75,000 Legionnaires and Auxil noon for the first scrimmage prac committee of the state relief com classified column contest was oneroute to the American Legion nat- Hall, president of the University of Adam Zinn was born in Pittsburg. iary members in Portland the past tice of the season. Series of line mittee appointed by Governor Meier. sent in by Mrs. R. French, of Her- | ional convention in Portland. When Oregon, will become director of the Pa., October 26, 1857. He is sur- week attending the state and na This committee is known as a com bucks, end runs, and cut backs plays miston, which was published in The the driver saw Mrs. Rounds near the Brookings institute for governmen vlved by a sister, Mrs. Albert Van tional American Legion conventions. as displayed by the first squad last mittee on food preservation and is Oregonian recently as prize winner edge of the highway he applied the tal research at Washington, D. C., Meter of Inglewood, Colorado, and They will be returning tomorrow interested in showing farmers how night show great promise as ground for the day’s stories. breaks and the car skidded 114 feet it was announced here today. to utilize the cheaper meats for home a brother Isaac of Hatfield, Mo. It bringing tales of one of the most gainers this year. The story follows: before it stopped. He was unable to Dr. Hall last week tendered his use, such as old ewes. was not possible for his relatives to colorful conventions ever held on The remainder of this week and “She wanted a baby left on her avoid a collision. resignation as president of the uni come so the funeral arrangements the coast. Pamphlets containing instruc doorstep—and she got one. All the early part of next will be spent One of the highlights of the 14th Mrs. Rounds, accompanied by her versity, effective December 31. were made by D. R. Starkweather, in smoothing out all rough spots and tions and recipes for meat preser through an Oregonian classified ad. annual state convention was the ele son, were enroute to Pendleton from The appointment of Dr. Hall to local postmaster. concentration on perfect timing of vation may be obtained from Assist "The account of this unusual oc- their home in Portland. the directorship of institute was an Services were held in the Presby- ction of John Bronson Eakin, af plays in preparation for the Ken ant County Agent Best’s office or currence takes first prize today in nounced by H. G. Moulton, president. terian church Sunday afternoon fable, hard-working member of Carl County Agent Holt’s office, in Pen- The Oregonian’s "story behind the newick game, September 23. RCOSEVEIT WILL SPEAK IN B. Fenton post of Dallas. known to “Dr. Hall has been chosen for with Rev. J. F. Gibson officiating, Hermiston high should equal, if dleton. They are furnished free to classified ad” contest. It was sub- all the boys as “Jac.” as commander Folsom's funeral not better, last year's brilliant rec anyone who can use them. this outstanding position because of service of Pendle- PORTLAND WED., SEPT. 21 mitted by Mrs. R. French. Hermis- of the department of Oregon, Ameri ord with five of last year's regular _______ | his unusual combination of qual- ton were In charge. Interment was ton, Ore. can Legion, at the closing business Franklin Delano Roosevelt, demo-ties,” the announcement linemen and two backfield men LOCAL CO-OPS. REPRESENTED said. made in the Stanfield cemetery. “ 'Nine years ago this fall I read session. again on the squad. Pall bearers included Homer Hed-' of a baby being left on someone’s cratlc nominee for president of the "Trained both in political science .. AT BOARDMAN MEET. ,, , His victory for the position, suc- Glen Hammon, veteran center, , doorstep. I remarked to a friend that United Statés will speak in the audi- and law. Dr. Hall has long been in- rick. Bob Rueber, John Heckman, , ceeding Alex G. Berry of Portland, torium in Fortland Wednesday, Sep- terested in broadening and deepen- will again deliver the pigskin to William Paggman, W. P. Trumbull, A group of Hermiston men repre I wished someone would leave a baby . was undecided until three-fourths of tember 21, at 7:00 P. M., according | ing of research in the field of social and Robert Starkweather. Martin, who has been shifted from senting various cooperative organi on my doorstep. I the roll was called, for Don A. Mc- quarter to full, and Hunt at left half zations here, met at the grange hall Mr. Zinn had a host of friends Leod of “ 'She said maybe they would if it to H. J. Stillings who Is on the re science generally.” Hood River made a spirited Harris and Settle, guards, who In Boardman Monday night to ex was known that I wanted a child, ception committee to welcome the who will miss his genial greetings Institute Founded in 1916. bid for the honor and actually led presidential nominee to Oregon. showed great ability in running in- plain the set-up of the local coop and suggested that I make my wants as he methodically performed his for part of the count. A bolt by sev- This , institute was founded in Mr. Roosevelt, who is a grange terference and piercing the enemy eratives. It was not a regular Grange known through The Oregonian. We labors each day. eral eastern Oregon posts from the distinguished line last fall, will again display us meeting night but a good represen laughed about it and as a joke I sent member, will make his first public 1916 by a group of line-up for McLeod swung the con- business and education'll leaders for appearance Wednesday morning at ual form. “Little” Tommy Stewart, tation was present. Those present in this ad: COUNTY W.C.T.U. CONVENTION vention in favor of Eakin. the purpose of promoting economy in the regular Grange meeting In Gresh who is always a threat with his 210 from Hermiston were: Jess Rich " ‘Wanted—Someone to leave a Hallyburton of Hermiston the field of public administration. WILL EE HELD HERE OCT. 6 pounds, will again be mated with ards, Ralph Krause, C. M. Jackson, bright brown-eyed baby girl on my am at the Gresham fair. From there was elected commander for District Thcinstitute has played a role of he will be taken on a sight-seeing Fred Reeves at tackle. Bensel, one of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Seitz, O. Barlow, doorstep.’ The Hermison Womens Christian No. 6. Other district commanders great significance In the reorgani last year's reserves, will probably Garnet D. Best, and Henry Sommer “ ’A few evenings later several tcu • up the Columbia river highway zation of the budget system of the Temperance Union met at the home were chosen as follows: No. 1, M. R. Play quarter, and Mervin Evans, er; and A. E. McFarland, Umatilla. friends and myself were seated in before his appearance in the eve ning. Mr. Roosevelt is a member of United States government, in the in of Mrs. R. H. McAtee Thursday, Sep- Calhoun. St. Helens; No. 2, Fred who dons Bulldog colors for the Wednesday, September 21, reg our home. The bell rang, My aunt troducing of fiscal and administra- timber 8. The following officer* Deiner. Newberg; No. 3, R. A. Tal- the Grange near Albany, N. Y. first time this year, will probably ular Grange meeting night at Board answered the door. tive reform in state governments, were elected: Mrs. C. A. Paul, presi hot, Albany; No. 4. Ray Jude, Co Mr. Stillings was a delegate to the play right half. Don Moore, Jack man, there will be a speaker from “ I heard her exclaim, then she and in developing the principles of dent: Mrs. N. W. Bloom, vice presi quille; No. 5, R. J. McKinney, Bend; democratic national convention In Dawson, and Charlie Wells will have Pendleton, Bill Kessey, who will called to us. We all rushed to see public administration. Under Dr. dent; Mrs. G. M. Pierson, secretary; No 7, Harley Richardson, LaGrande. a merry time fighting for end posi speak to taxpayers on the Zorn-Mac what was the matter. We found the Chicago in July which nominated Hall’s leadership, it is planned that and Mrs. Wallace Jones, treasurer. Eakin Active in Legion. Mr. Roosevelt. tions. pherson school consolidationbill. A prettiest, brown-eyed baby you ever The new commander has just com- the institute will not only continue Plans were made for the Umatilla Reserves under the instruction of representation from Hermiston will saw. The address will be broadcast work in these practical fields but county convention which will be pleted a year as chairman of the Clarence Henning, seventh grade be present. “ ‘Well, to make a long story short from the auditorium. will also make constructive contri held in Hermiston in the Methodist membership committee of the state teacher, who will keep the regulars my husband and I adopted the baby butions to the science of govern church October 6th. This will be an department and has served in past cn their toes are: Jim Lenhart, Dale LOCAL LIBRARY RECEIVES KAUFFMAN-BOWMAN at once. She was just what I’d been ment. all-day meeting. There will be a pot years as commander of Carl B. Fen- Wells, Floyd Pierce, C. O. Marble. wanting. She has grown up into a Miss Goldia Bowman and Edward Dr. Hall has been president of the luck dinner at 12:30 served in the ton post at Dallas and as district Paul Marble, Clark Paul, George ROSICRUCIAN BOOK splendid child and a very talented uffman were married Thursday, University of Oregon the past six basement of the church. An inter- commander. Sale, Clement Stockard, Jack Reeves one. My husband anad I both adore September S, in Yakima, Wn. Mrs. Paul McDonald, Ashland, was years and during that time the uni csting program is being planned and Readers in Hermiston will now her and she has brought much hap- Kaufman Is the Woodrow Whitsit, Herbert Throop, ------------ ---- daughter of W. H. versity has made substantial prog everybody is invited. chosen vice-commander unanimously have access to the Rosicrucian book Richard Cox, Eugene Pierce, and piness to a childless home. Bowman of this city. A group of ress in every phase of Its activities. after Eddie Boatright, commander in the public library. Antone Sone Burke Doyle. “ ‘So who can doubt my faith in young people charivaried the newly of Portland post No. 1, withdrew his UMATILLA STUDENTS NAME He has built up a strong faculty, son of this city, a member of the an Oregonian ad?’” weds at the home of the groom’s and has organized a program of re name from the ballot. order, (AM ORC) has just received Church Incorporates. mother Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. search which has attracted national HIGH SCHOOL PAPER STAFF Thomas D. Stoughton, Portland, Members of the Baptist-Christian official notification from the organi WALSH-BYRNES. | Kauffman will make their home was re-elected finance officer and attention. Previous to his service in UMATILLA. Ore.. Sept. 12, (Spec Rev. Joseph R. Jeffery, Forest Grove church have incorporated under the zation headquarters in San Jose, UMATILLA, Or., Sept. 12 (Special) here for the present. Oregon, Dr. Hall was on the faculty ial)—At a meeting of the English name of Hermiston Union church. Calif., that the following book has Mr. and Mrs. James H. Byrnes an- of the University of Wisconsin, III class Friday the Umatilla High i was named chaplain. This decision was made at a regular been donated to the library: "Rosi nounce the marriage of their daugh Macphersons Sell Farm. (Continued on last Page) where he taught law and political School Broadcaster officers were el- ' business meeting held last Thurs crucian Questions and Answers," ter, Verna C. Byrnes, to Paul W. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. MacPherson science, and where he made a repu- ected, and discussion of the policy day night and will enable the mem with complete history of the order. Walsh, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. ♦♦ completed a deal with Albert Mosier tation as an outstanding educator, of the paper held. bership to purchase the building written by H. Spencer Lewis, Ph. D.. Walsh of Umatilla, Saturday, Sept of Pendleton this week for the sale Dr. Hail is now in the east on F. R. C. east of the Umatilla Cooperative ALONG THE CONCRETE Those named on the staff were: ember 10. The ceremony was perfor of their farm, one mile south of | business for the University of Ore- Antone Soneson states that the Creamery, which they have been oc Editor, Annie Wurster; Assistant med by Rev. Shangel at Walla Walla Hermiston. Mr. Mosier is a sheep, ... ♦ ♦ cupying. The name was chosen part Rosicucian Grand Secretary informs Wn., in the Methodist church. man and has had his sheep ranging son. He will return to Oregon short- editor, John Bensel; Business Man- Judging from a display In a down- ly because it would make members him that the donation to the library ager, Ruth Thompson; Reporters, Miss Byrnes and Mr. Walsh had near Pilot Rock this summer. He has ly and will remain here until Janu- of any denomination feel free to at is the result of several requests from attended the same school since they a wife and two children and they ary 1 , at which time he will move Local news items, Louise Byrnes; town window, we believe that repeal local readers that the book be made tend any service without any spec High school news, Margaret Powell; of the eighteenth amendment is just the sixth grade and were plan to move here the first of next t- to Washington, D. C. available to the public. A fund is were in ial church affiliation. Grade news, Melvola Root; Sports. I across the street. of the 1930 graduating week. Mr. and Mrs. McPherson will | members maintained by the order for such Believe it or not. Miss Emogene Literary, Ruth Local apiarists are busy placing Mildred Conlon; class. move into town for the present as donations. It is said the number of Paul walked to work Monday for the Thompson; Jokes, Donald Harry- Mr. and Mrs. Walsh will make their plans for the future are in-¡the new crop of comb and extract such books at the local library will first time in months, This crisp tall man; Cartoonist, Ray Bray. honey on the market. definite. their home in Umatilla. be increased as the public interest air is invigorating! SCHOOL NOTES The Broadcaster will be a mimeo- creates a demand for them. It will be a tough winter for the graphed sheet and will be published •v*********** medical profession If Hermiston rest D every two weeks. High school enrollment has in Car Overturns At Intersection. dents eat all the apples parked in creased two. and grade enrollment front of grocery stores and being de As Miss Myrtle McAtee reached Transferred to Pendleton. three, the past week, bringing the livered by truck. 3 total number now on the registers the Intersection near Walker’s Ser Jim Hodgens, who has been with Some of the candidates in the -1 vice Station Friday morning enroute 127 and 221 respectively. the local Standard Oil company here coming election who thought they to her school in Columbia district, Practically all grade students for the past month, left Monday for heard the voice of the people calling a Reo car. driven by Mrs. Wilson of have been supplied with this year’s Pendleton where he will be employed them are apt to wake up and find CPLOüOH Portland, struck the right back quota of books by the district. Those by the company. Mr. Nell Barnhart. it was just themselves thinking out- not yet supplied have been ordered. wheel of the car she was driving and who has been stationed In Pendleton loud. turn on its side. Miss A total of 887.95 was paid students caused it to will fill the vacancy left here. Mr. “Early to bed, and early to rise McAtee was driving her father’s by the district for second hand books and Mrs. Barnhart arrived Monday. makes a man healthy and wealthy Ford tudor which was damaged Commercial and science classes and wise.” But who wants to be, on considerably. According to witnesses are crowded this year. Enrollment those terms? Power Co. Officials Visit. in bookkeeping is 20, shorthand 12. of the accident, Mrs. Wilson was If "wise men profit by fools’ mis J. B. Whitworth, president of the and first year typing classes are driving at a speed that prohibited takes," we shall soon have a large American States Public Service com completely filled. Several students her from making the turn without crop of sages. pany, and is personnel, A. S. Swan were refused admittance to courses hitting the car which was already Radio announcers always keep a son, accountant. F. Houchitis, sec- due to lack of room and equipment. supply of cats for they need the retary. and Mr. Johnson, engineer, in the right-of-way at the intersec- Lack of laboratory space makes "pause” for station announcements. the local Hermiston Light A work in the science classes difficult. tion. Property damage was carried Young Todd ilolt of Pendleton company last Friday, accord- During the summer, eight new by Mrs. Wilson. Miss McAtee es- sprung a good one on his unite Lo- ing to J. A. Clarke, manager of the Remington Noiseless typewriters caped without injury. gan while visiting recently, that is local company plant. Mr. Whit almost as difficult to figure out as were added to the typing depart worth ustilly visits this division, | "why does a black cow, that eats ment in exchange for eight older P. T. A. Will Meet. once every four months. green grass, J give white milk, that - - — • • 51 PT machines. The first meeting of the Parent- pur After in- Forty-eight students have Graded Lambs Shipped East. mokes yellow Teachers association will be held al specting the cow from all angles chased Associated Student Body tick the high school auditorium, at 8:00 LA GRANDE—Twenty-two cars of Todd wanted to know “where the ets up to this time. o’clock Wednesday evening, Septem- ■ mb* had been graded and shipped cream tit was.” Assembly singing is being held ber 21. The regular business meeting by the Blue Mountain Livestock as- Since the American Legion nation each Wednesday under the diection will be followed by entertainment. sociation by the end of August. A al convention Is bringing so many of Mr. Knapp. new plan was used this year by people to Portland, some local citi- The high school music depart Weather Report. which both fat lambs and feeders zens have decided Hermiston should ment is progressing nicely this year. were graded and shipped to market, try to bring members of that orga Max. Min. Orchestra practice is held Monday Date mostly to Omaha, The county agent nization to the Irrigation City next 82........ 67 and Friday; band practice Tuesday September accompanied the first shipment east year. It might not be a bad idea to 81____35 and Thursday; and vocal work, in September at the expense of the association and leave that up to the President of the 8»........ 35 cluding boys quartet and girls sex September 10 81........ 57 made arrangements along the line Hermiston Commercial club since tet. takes place Wednesday. Much September 11 for feeding the stock In future ship- that organization so ably assisted 86____ 39 interest Is being shown in some di September 12 menta so they could be shipped un- the national finance committee bal 87.._ . 87 visions and real ditficuities will be September 18 ance the budget this spring. 91___ 44 accompanied. met in selecting the best applicants. September 14 TY1 ♦ • Exterior Decorators Are Busy JACK, TRINK THE THIS MAPLE KPERTECT -IAANA 1,877, for’ (40 Mother Nature .1
