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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1932 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON PAGE THREE tarring vehicle, "Week-ends VY CCAUEU On- 4” Ing "o backgrounds “E-F9--—9 Cox-P- "a est starring against which Joan day where they worked on quilts speak at the meeting in the commu which plays Sunday and Mon- Bennett and Ben Lyon move. wiie which will be sold in the near fu- nity hall Sunday evening, October 30th, at 8 o'clock. I The comely youngest Bennett, who ture. THIS WEEK END AT OASIS. day at the Oasis Theatre. From a luxurious home to a tene- | wears clothes, incidentally, with an r* Wallace Spencer and family have Mr. and Mrs. Joe Springer and | unos that .. every v.v, woman ... ... Light, breezy, entertainment, with ment, and then In rapid succession... air and _ a dash in moved from Mrs. Grains farm across Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knudson motored a pleasant accompaniment of youth to an elaborate speakeasy, a Green- her audience will envy, is cast as a !he river to one of William Switz- to LaGrande Saturday. and beauty, smart feminine attire. wich Village apartment, an artist's suddenly impoverished, utterly un- ; ler's houses in Plymouth. Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sharpstain sophistication and sprightly dialo- studio, an Adriondack lodge and an trained daughter of a millionaire Will Shepherd was called to The and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Smith of gue is offered in Joan Bennet's new- ocean liner—these are the contrast- who lost his money In the stock mar Dalles last Friday because of the Ill- Walla Walla visited over the week ket, who takes up professional week- ness of his father. end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ending as a means of augmenting Practice has begun for the vaude- William Switzer. Mrs. Sharpstain is her scanty income. She finds a sur- ville which will be presented around a sister of Mrs. Switzer. | prising number of wealthy hosts who November 18th, by the high school Mrs. Jack Cherry was in Portland are willing to pay a stiff price to and the town people at the school several days of last week visiting | obtain her services as a profession auditorium. al hostess to their week-end guests. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harryman and her son Earl who is attending school I Of course, the contract demands that daughter Fern moved onto Mrs. there. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE Mr. and Mrs. William Switzer mo ' the relationship be kept on a strict- Grams' farm. FOR | ly business basis, which provides The Umatilla girls’ tennis team tored to Pendleton Monday. Mrs. O’Donnell is visiting her mo I some complications before the film met und defeated the Echo teams on | runs to its end—particularly when lie Umatilla court last Friday. Mar- ther and daughter. Rose, in Hunt- | the young man fn the case, a penni aret Brown and Minnie Harvey ington. Oregon. less artist whom the girl teas be- played in the doubles and Mildred ❖ • • • • I friended, finds her in her week-end Conlon was the single player for role. Umatilla. Miss Bennett’s clothes, by the way Ernest and Eddie Peck who are IRRIGON NEWS "FAIR AND IMPARTIAL TREATMENT TO ALL." | are sufficient excuse, even if there working in Hood River spent Sun- ' were no other, to see the show. Mrs. Ernest Peck. lay with Have been a taxpayer for 35 years. • ♦ •6 •• Th program will be completed Mrs. W. H. Bloom spent Saturday Rev. Lirkie and Mr. and Mrs. A. c | with the latest edition of Fox Movie- and Sunday at the home of her par If I am elected I will during my term of office I tone News, and a good Andy Clyde ents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Dyer in J. Houghten and son Donaid were endeavor to best of my ability exercise the judgment I | comedy. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ros Hermiston. have acquired, covering a period of 21 years that I Word was received that Harry coe Wiliams Sunday. have served as field and office deputy Assessor of Uma- >uckworth, foromer resident of Uma ( Paid Adv.) Frank Leicht, Glenn Aldrich and tilla County. ilia, was shot in the eye while on a Mr. Butterbick. the state highway J. iunting trip with his uncle, J. engineer who is temporarily located ❖ UMATILLA NEWS NOTES truggille, former principal of the In one of the Leicht cabins, left Wed (matilla schools. nesday for a few days hunt in the The American History class in mountains near Desolation Creek. ich school is having a series of de- Miss Bernadine Lash of Seattle Mrs. J. A. ( rabeil and son Wil Wash., spent the week end with her utes about political questions. The liam and Mrs. Collins were shopping father Roy Lash, and her sisters, irst debate which was given last in Pendleton Monday. Mrs. Ernest Peck and Miss Lorine 'riday was "Resolve, that the Elect- Miss Leola Benefiel visited in the rial College should be abolished.” Lash. of Mrs. Smith Jordan at Uma- Mrs. John Wurster and daughters Tildred Conlon and Ernest Tipple home ilia Sunday. FOR Annie, May and Sara accompanied ‘efended the affirmative side with Mrs. Frank Brace had the misfor- tuth Thompson and Allan Hill as by Louise Byrnes and Margaret pponents on the negative side. The ‘une to cut both hands quite severe Brown motored to Pendleton Satur- ffirmative debaters won by a close ly last week by a glass jar breaking day where they spent the afternoon is she was removing the lid. iargin. shopping. Mrs. Earl Brownell of Pasco visi- The regular meeting of Irrigon W. H. Bloom, Hugh Van Scholack Grange 641 was held Wednesday and Paul Donovan spent Saturday od friends in Umatilla last week. Mrs. W. R. Nugent, who has been light which was booster night for and Sunday deer hunting in the isiting for the past two weeks with the Grange. A social evening was mountains above Pendleton. . er daughter, Gladys in Baker, has leid and every one in the communi- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Alquist of Wil- ‘y was invited. The evening was | der, Idaho, are visiting friends and eturned home. Mrs. Wendell Llewellyn spent the pent in cards and games. Delicious relatives in Umatilla and Irrigon. refreshments were served at a late Robert Tippie and son Cecil have irst cf last week In Portland. Mrs. Shannon was a business vist hour. gone to Yakima where they will i or in Portland last week. work in the apple orchards. Jack White who has been in Port-1 Ex-Governor Pierce of LaGrande and the past several months is home | Mrs. Earl Jack, Aletha Ziler, and Dorothy Fawcett of Portland visi- vas a Umatilla visitor Friday. gain. GENERAL ELECTION — NOVEMBER 8. 1932. The monthly Christian Endeavoi ted at the home of Mrs. Jack's bro- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas are now em usiness meeting and social was held ther, Pete McNabb, last Tuesday “Our past record speaks for itself.” County Recorder for past ployed on the Forest Hunting place. riday night at the community hall, evening. Mrs. Roscoe Williams and Mrs. years. Pioneer of Umatilla County, Resident 55 years. ach one attending came dressed In Mrs. J. B. Starnes and daughter ado Williams were Hermiston visi- (Paid Adv.) ld cloths. Allan Hiatt won the prize Jeanne of Lewiston, Idaho, are visit- ors Saturday. ing at the home of Mrs. Starnes par or the best costume. A. C. Houghten left for Portland Mrs. D. W. Jackson and daughter in a business trip Friday. ents, Mr, and Mrs. D. W. Walsh. ouise spent Friday and Saturday Raymond McNabb is visiting his Stanley Atkin spent the week end uncle Oliver McNabb at Grass Val- n Portland. While there they wit- it his home in Walla Walla. essed an exhibition of television. ley. Robert Walpole played the trom Lester and Ray Jordan are visit- bone part with the Udey orchestra Mr. and Mrs. Joe Springer mo- tored to Pendleton Wednesday even ng at the home of their brother, it the Stanfield dance Saturday ’mith Jordan and family. ing. light. A good many from here at John Ford is very ill at his home tended the dance. Donald Brown accompanied by Mrs. Elva Boyd and son Bernard, all vith a serious case of bronchitis. Lester and Raymond Jordan of T. O. Waller, representative of the )regon City visited friends here of whom are residents of Carrols. Wash., stopped at the Carl Caldwell Wrought Iron Co., visitd with his Saturday while enroute to the home home Friday enroute from Polouse, vife and daughter Sunday and Mon of their brother, Smith Jordan, at lay. Wash., to their home. Umatilla. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Cooney and Reta Mae Martin, who is working Mr. and Mrs. George Haskell of in Portland, is visiting at the home hildren of Boardman visited with Plymouth attended the Grange so- of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr. Cooney’s brother, Emmett Coon- cial Friday evening. DEMOCRATIC ay in Umatilla, Sunday. Grammar. Mrs. Rho Bleakman and little Mr. "nd Mrs. Leo Root of Board Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark accom laughter Betty Jean of Long Creek, panied by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bul nan visited at the home of Mr. Dre., visited several days this week Nominee for lard and Mrs. Thersa Bullard mo loot’s brother, M. E. Root, Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. W. C. Isom and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Conlon and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isom. tored to Heppner Thursday. Mrs. Jess Connell is staying at the laughter Mildred accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ora Hathaway who iss Rosa Ricco and Miss Sarah Rix have resided on the Geo. Rancier Earl Bensel home in Hermiston. Ralph and Earl Thorne of Pendle lolored to Pendleton Saturday even placo the past season, visited Mr. ton were Umatilla visitors Wednes ng from where Mr. Conlon left foi and Mrs. Isom Sunday and Monday. ortland, returning to Umatilla Sun- They returned to Monument Tues- day night. Olafe Stangeby and son Ralph of lay evening, lay with their stock and household Mr. and Mrs. Fill Manning o goods. Seatttle spent the week end in Uma ortland accompanied by Mr. anc tilla. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Peck and daugh 1rs. T. 0. Waller and daughter, left OF UMATILLA COUNTY ters Donna and Ruth spent Saturday Tuesday for Moscow, Idaho. Use the Classified Column. Walter M. Pierce, former Cover evening with relatives in Pendleton. or of Oregon and now candidate for The Ladies Aid Society met at the TUESDAY — NOV. 8. 1932 It Brings Results. GENERAL ELECTION ongress from District No. 6, will home of Mrs. Brownell last Thurs- Native Son and Lifelong Resident of Umatilla County. "WEEK ENDS ONLY" SHOWN Cast Your Vote at the General Election, November 8, 1932 O. F. STEELE COUNTY ASSESSOR ••••• General Election, Tues., Nov. 8,1932 RE-ELECT Proebstel • • ♦ ♦ DISTRICT ATTORNEY Vote 42 X Has Made Good ♦ VOTE 52 X Charles E. Graham Democratic Nominee for Re-Election for COUNTY RECORDER of Umatilla County Born and raised-in Umatilla County of pioneer Umatilla Coun ty parents; 36 years of age. Admitted to the practice of law by Su preme Court In 1923. Experienced and successful in administration of the office. Is taxpayer and snail home owner; active In Civic affairs. PRACTICED ECONOMY BY; Moving office to court house, saving office rent for county, amounting to *4,600.00 during his administration. Doing own typing; employs no stenographer. Tries all justice court cases In justice court where they belong, except where there would be an expensive appeal. Devised economical system of grand jury investigations. Saved *10,419.19 on expense of trials during administration. Fines collected and paid in cash to the County Treasurer during his administration amounted to *82,128.91. Employs only one assistant. Other counties having similar amount of criminal business employ two and three. Voluntarily reduced office expense and own salary which is fixed by law. Operates office at less expense than any District Attorney In the State, having a similar amount of criminal business. Kept County out of expensive litigation, and county reduced its tax levy from 12.4 mills too 7.0 mills during depression year. Employs no outside assistance at County expense. Originated officers report system, which saves time and money in collection of evidence, and expedites criminal business. J , < ► % % 4 , % % % J, 4 > ' ’ ¡, ’ ′ “Honest, Experienced, Clean.” (Paid Adv.) Pinkerton FIFTEEN YEARS OF CLERICAL EXPERIENCE. (Paid Adv.) tie "a : AS he • > ; ’ > } ’ > I < > 8 j $ ? A resident of Umatilla County for twenty-six years; Married have six children, have no other source of income except the position I now hold. ? MY ONLY PLEDGE- Continued courteous service to the pub- ? lie, and will operate the office at the least possible cost. % (Paid Adv.) $ - i-»_____ =__ :___ ===== Calvin L Sweek George R. Lewis SHERIFF Candidate for MAYOR OF PENDLETON Circuit Judge Democratic Candidate For Office of Sixth Judicial District, com posed of Umatilla and Morrow Counties. District Attorney The man who has made an enviable reputation during the past four years. The man who has an almost uncanny faculty of securing confes- sions in felony cases, thereby saving the tax payers the expense of costly jury trials. The man who has revolutionised the tax collection department of his office by the employment cl efficient and capable deputies. The man who enforces the law, without fear or favor. The man who is for all the people. Continue the man in office who has proven his capabilities to handle a big job. (Paid Adv.) Republican Candidate for [The Present County Clerk] RE-ELECT TOMB. GURDANE : VOTE 48 X, TOM B. GURDANE, : Republican for Sheriff. % FOR COUNTY CLERK Join the Red Cross and Help The Distressed and Needy OF UMATILLA COUNTY < < : ‘ < 1 ' < 1 VOTE 49 X % qococqccqqcccoccccccccpcccc22222222222022222090000*0% Forty years old, born and reared on a farm, worked way through col lege; graduate of University Law I School; eleven years successful prac tice. Able, honest and fair. His ad ministration saved Pendleton tax payers $12,500.00 In 1931, and Is now 110,000.00 under the budget this far this year. Will give sound legal advice to county officials in addition to prosecuting criminal cas es. It costs about *200.00 a day to try a small criminal case in the Cir cuit Court and about *5.00 to try the same case in the Justice Court, If elected, he will dispose of these cases in the Justice Court where I they belong. He is a tax payer | head of a family and served In the United States army In France. Your vote for him Is a vote for efficiency and economy. He will appreciate I your support. (Paid Adv.) FON-PARTISAN JUDICIARY BALLOT NOVEMBER 8, 1932 PRESENT INCUMBENT Judge Sweek comes of pioneer Oregon family and was raised on an Eastern Oregon stock ranch. Was in active practice of the law in this district 16 years prior to going on the bench In 1931. Educated in public schools of Oregon, Oregon State College and University of Oregon, graduate of University of Michigan law department. Appointed Circuit Judge by Governor Meier April 1, 1931 to sue ceed Judge Alger Fee. Family consists of wife and two small children, residents of Pen dleton. Stands for economy in public office. Took voluntary cut In salary. Gave up practice to take the position of Circuit Judge; has made good and Is entitled to re-election. (Paid Adv.)
