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We don't care what brings back prosperity — just so they bring it back alive.—Judge. Olhe Hermisfun Heraln LODO ‘Il Each day the fight begins anew—■ But fighting keeps my hopes alive. —S. E. Kiser. AIEIq!I O Jo n VOLUME XXVII NUMBER 15 HERMISTON ACCEPTS ORDINANCE FROM TELEPHONE COMPANY HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1932 CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS SPECIAL EDITION NEXT WEEK. MINSTREL SHOW WILL BE PRESENTED BY STUDENTS FRIDAY HRISTMAS GREETING CARD SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR COMMERCIAL CLUB WILL HOLD TURKEY GROWERS COLLEGE WEEKLY NEWS Commercial There appears to be some confus- SHIP FOUR CARS OF club The will Hermiston SERVICE ESTABLISHED hold two more meet- on regarding the rate of postage on ings this month. A noon lunch Christmas and other greeting cards, ♦ eon will be held Tuesday, De ays Mrs. Leila Phelps, postmistress. | BIRDS THRU ASS'N. 1913 BY MCINTOSH cember 13, and a night meet Mrs. Phelps, quoting the postal | POSTAGE 112 CENTS TWO MEETINGS IN DEC. For the benefit of the Christ mas -shoppers the Hermiston Herald will reach every box ♦ holder in this end of the coun ty next week, December 16. ♦ The Herald will go into approx ing the last Tuesday in the rules regarding cards, said today: | COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO ES SKITS, NOVELTY AND COMEDY APPROXIMATELY 50,000 POUNDS NOW USED PRIMARILY FOR ❖ imately 1300 homes and a spec month, December 27. 'Printed greeting cards mailed un- I TABLISH SAFETY ZONE. ial message will be carried Important matters are to be ACTS IN PRODUCTION. 1er cover of unsealed envelopes are BIRDS POOLED THIS WEEK. AGRICULTURAL NEWS. through the advertising and presented at this night meet 'hargeable with postage at the third | F. B. Swayze Appointed City Treas- news columns. ing and all members are re More Than Two Hours of Entertain dass rate or 1 * cents for each two Display of Turkeys to Be Shown At Exclusive Service Continued With ❖ Correspondents and adver urer; A. F. Rohrman Ruled In- quested to keep the date open. ♦ unces or fraction of two ounces, re ment Is Assured Which May Be out a Break for 20 Years; Wins Oakland Turkey Show; Another tisers please take note of this eligible; New Officers Jan. 1. gardless of whether addressed for Enjoyed by All Ages. First in National Contest. Pool December 13. in order that they may get teil very through post office boxes their copy in early. ♦ An ordinance was accepted by the DONATIONS ASKED FOR While metropolitan dailies point A double line of trucks and cars Business men were surprised Fri r general delivery, or by city or city council Wednesday night grant- ural carrier the 1-cent drop-letter a block long awaited their turn at HOT LUNCHES AT SCHOOL with pride to the multiplicity of day by the appearance of three black ing to the Pacific Telephone & Tele- ate applicable at nog-letter carrier news gathering associations that graph company, the right and pri HONOR ROLL STUDENTS NAMED men on the Hermiston streets. This iffices does not apply to such cards the turkey pool Wednesday and bring the doings of the world to Thursday of this week when 2834 phenomenon was an advertising fea The Parent-Teachers association vilege to do a general telephone n unsealed envelopes. Printed Chris- birds were shipped through the plans to begin serving hot lunches their pages, weekly papers of Ore FOR SECOND SIX WEEKS ture preceding the "Tombigee Min- and telegraph business in the City strels" which will be presented Fri mas and other greeting cards in Eastern Oregon Turkey Growers' as tc school children soon. In order tha gon, including the Hermiston Her of Hermiston. The ordinance was The honor roll students for both day at 8:00 p. m. in the high school insealed envelopes may bear a sim- sociation Wednesday. An equal num they may be able to do this at a ald, have an exclusive service of presented to the council at their grade and high school have been le written inscription not in the small cost it will be necessary tc their' own that has now been com- in October and will be named and are listed in the follow auditorium, by the music department iature of personal correspondence, ber were shipped today. first me of the high school, assisted by pub The largest poundage ever shipped keep food costs at a low figure. Be ing to them every week without a fouond published in full on another ing order. uch as Sincerely yours, Merry at one pool through this association lic spirited citizens. low is » list of foods that can be break for 20 years. page in this issue. hristmas, l.appy New Year, With was brought into town by growers Freshmen: Eleanore Dawson, Wil This particular service doesn't used. If you can aid the project by The production is under the di est wishes, etc., together with the The ordinance will be filed with liam Jackson, Rosella Matott, Wan compete with the A. P. and U. P. in who braved one of the coldest winds furnishing some of these articles rection of E. B. Knapp, and will pre the city recorder as Ordinance No. da Needles, Barbara Reid, June Rich ame and address of the sender and experienced here this season. It was notify Superintendent McAtee or chronicling the daily news of the sent a cast of 30. A few of the aett he addressee, without 146. ards. subjecting difficult to keen the birds from Mr.’. B. J. Nation, president of the world, but every week without a sin are mentioned as follows: A chorus hem to more A committee on investigation was Sophomore: Florence Lewis, Neva than the third-class freezing. A total of 43,967 pounds P.T.A. gle break since its establishment in appointed i the meeting as a result Richards, Mary Rodda, Edna Tum of 23 voices will present negro spi ate. Creeling cards, sealed or un- 1913 it has brought the latest devel .of birds were shipped Wednesday The items include: potatoes, car rituals; a 17-piece orchestra and a ealed, tearing written messages of the a ■ ide nt occuring in front blad. cab bbage. onions, peas, corn opments, mostly in agriculture, from 13-pice band will furnish the music; love mentioned, as Well as all cards and it is estimated that close to 50,- rots, cr ol hot e last Friday when Junior: Edith Clarke, Anna Ray the experiment station and exten a grade i was struck by a pas- Martin, Betty Ralph, Marjorie Sha- the Girls’ Glee club and the Boys sent in sealed envelopes, are charge- 000 pounds of birds will be shipped I tomatoes beans, macaroni, cocoa sion service at Oregon State college from the two day pool. augar, milk, butter, seasoning ma octette will give several numbers; able with postage at the first-class sing car nd received a broken leg. fer. at Corvallis. Another shipment will be made terial. and meat. the Dark Knights' male quartet rate of 3 cents an ounce or fraction e will investigate the Senior: Glen Pierson. The College News Service as it is December 13. Persons who can furnish any will have several spiritual and com- of an ounce, except when the 1-cent matter oi establishing a safety zone First grade: Alta Byrnece Bar- Birds were selected at this nool non-perishable materials are request now called, was established in 1913 at the p and at the time, the low, Ethel Clarke, * Jackie Jaggers, edy numbers; skits, novelty and drop-letter rate applies.” to be displayed at the Oakland Tur ed to bring them to the office of the by C. J. McIntosh, now professor of school bin ire being loaded. Mem- Johnnie Lewis, John McMullen, Alan comedy acts, and a humorous mon key Show Saturday in Oakland, Or. Hermiston Light & Power company industrial editing of the college, bers of the committee are: W. J. Pankow, Dean Robertson, Beverly ologue will be given; comedy will FREDRICK CCSKEY. during the week of December 12th who conducted it for years as an ex be kept alive by the six anthracite Warner. F. C. Woughter, O. O. Felt- Ann Walker. , Umatilla Schools Closed. to 17th. By storing food materials tension service activity before the end men and ladies. hous and R. II. McAtee. Funerei services for Fredrick Cos Second grade: Barbara Connor, The Umatilla schools were closed delay can be avoided when they are establishment of the department of revealed at the Wednesday Wanda Dunning, Doris Follett, Lin- Production rights have been pur- key, who died at Boardman Tuesday, ndustrial journalism at the college this week due to sickness, and will needed. nigh ting that A. F. Rohrman, da Mary Neary.. chased from Edwin Wetmore, the December 6, were held Wednesday which then took.it over. Professor not open again until next Monday, elect ! city treasurer in the Novem- Third grade: Patsy Best, Oscar author. The show has been present at the Prann Funeral Parlors with December 12, or until the epidemic EVANGELISTIC SERVICES McIntosh, as agricultural press edi- ection was ineligible to hold Payne. ed with success by several high Rev. W. O. Miller of Umatilla offi or. continued to prepare and send is controlled and students are able that of i i e i ■ cause he is not a free Fourth grade: Tom Fraser, Gil- school and community groups, says ciating. Interment was made in the to return to school, DRAW LARGE CROWDS ut these weekly news notes until Wm. Bloom, ■ . er. F. B. Swayze was bert Dyer, Mary Harris, Barbara Mr. Knapp. proper ■ Hermiston cemetery. 1927 when he relinquished the work superintendent, said that 40 per appoint ted o the position of that of- Moore. Fredrick Coskey was born at Mor- More than two hours of enter The evangelistic services at the to a former student who. as a mem cent of the students in both grade flee. Fifth grade: Kenneth Bensel, tainment is assured and it is a type ris, Illinois, August 12, 1857. He and high school were absent Mon- Hermiston Union church have been ber of the staff, has carried on with The newly elected officers will Harry Connor, Allen Clarke, Bob that will be enjoyed by all people, moved Into Chicago while yet a day. attended by large crowds who come it ever since, maintaining the for take ov 1 the reigns of the city busi- Jackson, Marion Pierce, Betty Payne. regardless of age. This production is young man and was employed by to hear Teddy Leavitt, state evange mer record of never missin/ a week, liess Ja ary I', 1933. City officers Payne. the first of its kind to be given here the Chicago-Milwaukie and St. Paul list. Special music has been offered winter, summer or holidays. Investigation Held, taking ce are: F. C. McKenzie, The college News Service Is now Sixth trade: Ralph Marble, Ger- since the American Legion min railway, on which he later became An investigation was held Tues- every night and Miss Glenna Steph mayor; Ch Taylor, recorder; F. B. aldine Mullins, Ruth Pierson,. strel two years ago, which was at an engineer, and spent the greater day before Judge West of the the ens has drawn an illustrated picture a part of the Informational Service lier; B. Haneline, H. Seventh grade: Frances Dawson, tended by a record-breaking crowd. part of hfs lite at railroad work. He accident which occurred last Friday that is presented to the person bring organization of the entire system of B £. Kingsley, J. M. Nor- Edward Hall, Jane Jackson, Sofia Proceeds will be used in buying came to Boardman in 1926 where he higher education in Oregon, and is ton. Vagner, and J. G. Pear- Kelkkaia, Irene McKenzie, Esther music instruments and equipment lived until his death at the age of at the school house when Tommy ing the largest number to the ser continuing its function of supplying vices that night. Todd, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Lo- son, councilmen 75 years. McMullen, Vera Sisson, Marié Skov- for the music group. gan Todd, was struck down and run On Friday nights the juniors have the weekly papers with regular news He leaves to mourn his loss, two over by a passing car driven by Lau a program for the opening services, of the most important happenings bo. POP WA I R, STANFORD COACH Eighth grade: Margaret Clarke, SCHEDULE MADE FOR DRIVERS sons, Arthur and Delbert, one daugh rel Carr. Tommy received a broken and on Wednesday nights the young with which the college is connected BROTHER Ol LOCAL MAN ter, Edith, all of Chicago; Six sis leg and minor injuries. No charges people have a special social and rec through the state and in the labora Vivian Dyer, Esther Keikkala, Edith ters, Caroline La veil of Cadray, Ill.; were brought against young Carr reational meeting, with a banquet or tories, of special interest to farmers LICENSE EXAMINATION STOPS Peterson, Irene Kennings. Glenn Scobey Warner, Stanford’s Mary Taylor of Mazon, Ill.; Ella and homemakers. and the accident was pronounced pot luck dinner. . famous football coach, who resigned Blayden of. Boardman, Or.; Emily unavoidable. School busses were be At a recent national convention of CANNERY MANAGERS OFFERED The department of state for Ore Last Wednesday night the Pen Monday, Is the brother of W. J. Merrier of Juliet, Ill.; Louise Mo- all agricultural colleges editors, the gon has dratted the schedule of ex ing loaded at the time of the acci- dleton Christian church choir visited Warner, local attorney. The resigna TRAINING I FUNDAMENTALS. aminations for licenses to drive cov Cray of San Diego, Calif. ; and Mar dent. the meetings and sang several an weekly news service from Oregon tion of "Pop” Warner came in the tha Coskey of Morris, Ill. Stste was given first place in ths ering December, January, February; thems which added to the cervice. winter of a notable career that be- Training In the fundamentals of annual contest. Arrested on Vagrancy Charge. and March, and Hermiston has been The meetings will continue until gaa nearly 38 years ago. He will commercial canning, designed to aid Display at Turkey Show. James Ryan and Fred Cutshalt lunday, December 18, when Mr. move on to new fields to teach the those from various Oregon counties included as a regular atop. Al J. VISITING ODD FELLOW LODGE Hermiston turkeys will be placed were arrested in Umatilla the first Leavitt will leave for his home in gridiron strategy that has made him managing semi-commercial or coun Rcuscoau, who will be in Hermiston one of the great figures of the Ameri ty relief canneries, will be offered Tuesday, December 13, will continuo on display at the Oakland Turkey of the week on a vagrancy charge Eugene to be with hie family a few PRESENTS PROGRAM. can college sport. this year during the twelfth annual to take applications for operators Show Saturday, December 10, to by B. J. Nation, after they had pre lays before his next meeting opens. Monday night 43 visiting brothers In a briefly worded note to the di canners short course at Oregon State and chauffeurs licenses. The sched- compete with thousands of birds sented a bad check to Jess Connell, of the Odd Fellow lodge joined the rector of athletics. Dr. Thomas A. college January 9 to 31. The first ule has been extended to include brought from different parts of the restaurant proprietor. When called COMEDY RULES IN NEW local lodge and presented an inter Storey, Coach Warner submitted his of this fundamental work In cook Hermiston in order that those wish country, Last year the Hermiston tor trying to cash the bad check they MYSTERY FILM AT OASIS. esting program. W. R. Longhorn, resignation. It came with dramatic ing, testing, making brines and syr ing to secure licenses may obtain turkeys made a fine showing, con- destroyed it and are now being held suddenness after previous official ups and warehousing will be given them here instead of finding it nec sidering that the show is one of the in the county jail at Pendleton "Strangers Of The Evening”, member of the Hermiston lodge, was denials from various authorities at Saturday, January 14, and will be essary to make a trip to Pendleton. largest in the world. John Jendrze- awaiting investigation. vhich will be shown at the Oasis taken to task and tried in a mock Announcement will be made in Stanford. continued through the following Theatre Friday, Saturday and Sun- trial. All this created much fun. this paper of the date for the reg jewski will display the birds at the Twenty-seven members were prê Coach Warner spent part of his week. Use the Classified Column. lay is something new in the way of show. He will be accompanied by his tent from Pendleton, nine from Ec- vacation in Oregon this summer The short course proper this year ular examinations to be held at the nystery entertainment. It Brings Results. wife and C. A. Keller. 30, five from Stanfield, one from with his brother, who joined him at is divided into three sections, and is library. Adopted from the novel "The II- Moscow, Idaho, and one from anoth- a mountain summer resort. planned to appeal to the experienced lustrious Corpse” by Tiffany Thayer, ar order in Idaho. canner. The first week will be de the popular novelist, the picture re A social time followed the en Warrant Call. voted to fruits and vegetables, and tains the merits of the book with high school aistrict No. 9 the second week to fish canning. tertainment and refreshments were he addition of several comedy situa- has issued a call for warrants num- Running through both weeks will be served to the group. .ions, Although much of the action bered 1338, to and including 1449. the regular annual machine double takes place in an undertaking par Present these warrants to R. A. seaming training course given in Warrant Call. lor, a police station and a cemetery, Brownson, clerk, for payment. In- cooperation with the American Can School district No. 14 has issued It is so full of comedy situations terest stops today (December 8.) Co. adeptly handled by Zasu Pitts, Lu a call for warrants No. 272, to and R. A. BROWNSON, Clerk. den Littlefield, Eugene Pallette and Including warrant No. 362. Present UMATILLA PROJECT FARM Fully Marshall that ft does not be- these warrants to R. A. Brownson, clerk, for naymant. Interest stops ome morbid in any of the scenes. BUREAU WILL MEET today (December 8.) The thrills and chills necessary LEGION AUXILIARY NEWS R. A. BROWNSON, Clerk The Farm Bureau will hold a for a good mystery are here but the YOOTHINK. Unit No. 37 p. m. In the meeting Saturday at 8 net hod of their development is dif- Prohibition Debate at Theatre. Methodist church. Roy Penney will "erent from the usual mystery. In Aimee Semple MacPherson, the American Legion gire a talk, and also Joe Hawkins solving the murder the police inves mem ers represented the of Adams, will talk on wheat grades. Auxil tigators work on the theory, which noted Los Angeles evangelist, ap In Arlington Tuesday at a Is contrary to common belief, that pears at the Oasis theatre Friday t nice meeting. Except- Weather Report. It Is the Innocent person who, when Saturday and Sunday, with Waite • Max. Min. 'cresting conferences were Date tonali accused of a crime, will become con- Huston, famous screen actor, in a «1........ 41 by both Legion and Aux- December attend used and show signs of guilt rather talking short, a debate, 'Is Prohibi «3........ 62 ibers State officers presid- December 2 iliary han the guilty one. The guilty per- tion a Success or Failure?” 5«........ 27 . erences Included Mrs. Al- December 3 ing al ion is on his guard against reactions 59...... 23 e, state president; Mrs. December hat might arouse suspicion. But in 52........ 31 cInturff, state secretary; December 5 Mabel his instance this theory does not ALONG THE CONCRETE 48___ 18 el Graham, district presi- December « vork for the unusual reactions of 36........ 15 . Ruth Eakin, department December 7 dent; he different suspects leave the In vice president; and Mrs. Catherine •est Iga tors completely baffled. They The only fellow who kept warm Good Thinning Profitable. Belcher, department community ser ecome too confused to use logic, at the turkey pool was the man who MOSIER—-Thinning apples 6 to 7 vice chairman. The way In which It Is finally solved the boxes Into the refrigera- Lepre entatives going from Her- inches apart rather than mtrely roves very interesting as well as trucked There was really quite a di.' tor car. miston were: Df. and Mrs. A. W. breaking up the doubles proved bet imusing. ference in temprature. Christo? son. Mrs. Peter Castric, ter In a comparative test this season On this same program, Aimee What is the worst thing yet to Mrs. I Tilden, Mr. and Mrs. in the William Rowland orchard. A 'empie MacPherson, the evangelist, come at a banquet? The toasts. James Todd, Mr. i nd Mrs. O. K. check made recently by County What could be more tragic In a ippears In a talking short with Wal- Mudge, and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hally- Agent Wray Lawrence showed that the tree thinned for greater distance ter Huston, screen actor, in a debate dog's life than for him to be arous- burton. ed from a sound sleep hy someone The Arlington Unit served a tur gave a larger total yield, had fewer "la Prohibition a Success or a Fall stepping on him as he lay quietly key dinner following the confer small sizes, showed less sunburn and ire?” There Is also an excellent under a bench In the church! You ence. J. E. Hallyburton, command limb rub. slightly fewer worms, and Andy Clyde comedy. "Alaska Love", can’t blame him for yelping at • effect of the tree showed critical moment. and a Krazy Kat cartoon. drouth. pi ceremonies. Sure, He Will Find You • • •
