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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1934)
The Private Life of HENRYtheOth Charles Laughton H. G. WELLS’ sensational novel “The Invisible Man” Shu-Milk for all White Shoes visiting relatives in Elgin, and her mother, Mrs. J. J. Poulson who will | NATIOY AL FL YING AWARDS make her home this summer with WON BY O.S.C. ENGINEERS. her daughter, Mrs. Louisa Horner, in Irrigon. Three O. S. C. engineering stu- lents have been given outstanding awards for their technical accom- plishments in national competition within the last few weeks. Two of hose students, Don Finlay of Port- ’and and Ray Schwartz, Myrtle BUYERS OF Point, took first and second prizes POULTRY AND EGGS in a national technical essay contest M. M. Smith, Agent, Hermiston sponsored by the Boeing School of \eronautics at Oakland, Cal. 25c CLAUD RAINS GLORIA STEWART SWIFT & COMPANY HERMISTON A Comedy and a Musical Review 'Warren Doan’s Brevities’ DRUG CO IN O.S.C. CONTEST APRIL 28. About 40 Oregon high schools represented by some 150 students will have teams entered in the 12th annual high school typing and shorthand transcription contest to be held by the secretarial science de partment at Oregon State college Saturday, April 28. The typists will be on the campus the same week end as the Future Farmers of America representing the Smith-Hughes agri cultural instruction In the state. The typing contest this year has been changed materially to afford more competition in handling such work as is encountered in modern business. announces H. T. Vance, head of the department, Instead of being a race merely for speed and accuracy, the contest will consist of exercises in punctuation, spacing and the general setup of a business letter. Tigard high school won the typ- Ing contest last year and Corvallis high the shorthand transcription contest. Senior Prom j IRRIGON SAT. NITE GRANULATED SOAP Take advantage of this price. 40 oz. Package Dr. A. C. Willcutt I 29c Marshmallows OSBORN APARTMENTS 1 lb. Carton . 25c RHUBARB 19c Lb. Package 63c Pounds . . . . . . . . ..... $2.75 Surelive Is the one mash that starts your chicks right per 100 - $2.85 HERMISTON, OREGON FELTHOUSE WAREHOUSE OPPOSITE DEPOT MerCRardise STAATS & SON HERMISTON, OREGON MAYTAG SALES & SERVICE Second-hand Washing Machines and other Second-hand Merchandise. ECHO. ORE. — PHONE 3 63 Graham Crackers-2 lbs. 27c K.C. Baking Powder 25 07. JAMESH.E.SCOTT Rolled Oats - large pkg. 22c 2 lbs. 39c Walnuts 3 lbs. 19c Bananas YOUR PRESENT Crystal White Soap Chips-51bs. 35c VOTE 31 X (Read page 43 of Republican Voters’ Pamphlet) (Paid Adv.) Dry Onion* Salad-Oil 10 lbs. 15c gallon 79c Chase & Sanborn Coffee-lb. 33c 3 Large Dill Pickles - 5c -- Bulk Garden Seeds - LETTUCE BLUE RIBBON Large Fresh Heads 63c Lb. Can . KARO SYRUP Heads .. 19c Strawberries Light or Dark Lb. Can .......................... 63c Boxes 250 TOBACCO • Prince Albert 1 lb. Tin 89c CIGARETTES • Camels Lipton’s Yellow Label Orange Pekoe Lb. Can 39c Phone 241 VOTERS! It’s Here Tonight! VOTE 37 X FOR MALT SYRUP IO The one feed from hatching time to maturity : per 100 lbs. Pounds ... AIRWAY —— Ground to your order. 3 SURETURK BURNHAM’S (Umatilla County) Friday and Saturday Only FARM TESTED PRODUCTS PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Who asks for re-nomination on the Republican ticket and pledges him self to work for further reduction in governmental expenses, and fur ther consolidation of state depart ments, and a square deal to all. BANANAS FLUFF-I-EST —- They Melt In your Mouth. HERMISTON, OREGON OSTEOPATHIC TWENTY-THIRD DISTRICT Delicious Gelatine Dessert Package ................... OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO. Ellis Feed Store REPRESENTATIVE Jell Well A nation-wide jury of homemakers helped select these rugs as the newest and smartest examples of today's floor style. See the actual rugs. You will quick ly agree that here is new beauty for your own home. Music by COLUMBIANS Prices Sor Friday, Sat. & Mon., April 27-30. White King A 40 TYPING TEAMS ENTERED FOR SAFEWAY STORES 2 he Rel ss l/ ARMSTRONG’S Quaker Rugs . . . . . OASIS THEATRE 4 Blue Ribbon $9 Local Happenings PPWVWPVWPPYY Finlay, a student in aeronautical engineering at Corvallis, submitted a paper on aircraft performance cal culations for which he will receive a year’s course for a master pilot, valued at $5200. Schwartz’ award is for more limited instruction val ued at $1020. This is the first time two of the four national awards have been won by students in the same college. Waldemar Schmidt, Portland, a senior in chemical engineering, has been awarded a $250 scholarship at Massachusetts Institute of Techno logy to continue his studies. ...... ......... M. T. Baker of Pilot Rock, father Hi Team Wins Baseball. of T. C. Baker of Hermiston, and The Bulldogs won in a baseball his daughter Mrs. Wm. Philips, game Thursday afternoon from Uma spent the week end at the Baker tilla in a 7-14 score. This may put home here. them in line for the district cham Miss Anne Kubel of Wallowa, pionship. as Umatilla is one of their Billy Markham of Irrigon was in Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cady and par Ore., has been elected to teach in tough proponents. Hermiston Wednesday afternoon. ty from Patterson Ferry were visit the grades in the local school for Weather Report. Georgia Henderson left last ing friends in Hermiston Sunday. the next school year. She has been Max. Min Thursday for Portland where she is teaching ■ in the Wallowa schools tue Date Chas. Smith, county agent for leaçnë 90 .. . 37 April 19 spending the week visiting friends. - - - ., Morrow county, was a business visi- past year. 90 .... 39 April 20 She is the house guest of Mrs. Kel-tor in Hermiston Wednesday of this 92 .... 42 Mrs. A W. Christopherson left April 21 logg while there, and expects to re- week for Portland Tuesday after receiv April 22 turn Sunday. II Miss Emogene Paul returned 85 .... 59 ing word that her mother, Mrs. April 23 i Tuesday evening from spending a Mary Morrow, had suffered a severe April 24 69 .... 47 | week visiting friends in Portland fracture to her leg. 76 .... 49 April 25 and Corvallis. Precipitation for the week was Cooked food sale Saturday, April Gladys Swarner, daughter of Mr. 30. I 28, at Burnham’s store, by Metho- 1 and Mrs. Alfred C. Swarner, and adv. ! junior at O.S.C., has been elected GOVERNMENT TAKES FORWARD HERMISTON, OREGON | dist church aid. First Show Starts 7:30 W. J. Warner has purchased a President president of the Physical Education j Second about 9:15 ! new fordoor Studebaker which he i clubs for spring term and next year. STEP IN GAME MANAGEMENT. | is driving this week. | Graduation watches: Very reason- FRIDAY • SATURDAY Because of President Roosevelt’s Mrs. House, mother of Jack House, ably prices at Williams Jewelry keen interest in game and wild life 4 •*•• (Star) PICTURE I returned from Pendleton Saturday Shop Adv conservation, which finds formal ex Live and let live was his and Is much improved in health. | Mrs. Mabel Ralph and daughters, pression in the recently issued re- motto — But not too long! Shirley Brownson, senior at Ore- Betty and Charlotte, and Mrs. W. J. port of his committee on Wild Life Chop and chance was his gon State college, has received an Warner motored to Portland Satur- Restoration, the forest service has game, with six queens to the appointment in the Heppner schools I day. They also visited with Mr. and been instructed to give more atten deck! as commercial teacher. I Mrs. I Ed " Schofield in Vancouver. tion in the future to wild life mat ters, and to take a much more prom Mr. and Mrs. Harry McMillan at- Wn-, while there. inent part in the conservation of the tended a meeting of McNess pro Betty Jean Boynton of Helix ac nation's wild life resources, accord ducts representatives in Pendleton companied Mr. and Mrs. Vane Boyn ing to a statement just issued by re last Thursday. I ton to Hermiston Sunday to visit Dick Martin returned from Ru- her grandmother, Mrs. F. L. Boyn- gional forester C. J. Buck, of Port land, Oregon. pert, Idaho, last Thursday, after ' ton. She is the daughter of Mr. and In line with these instructions, spending several weeks with his Mrs. W. L. Boynton. Dr. O. J. Mûrie, of the biological Starring grandmother there. R. Alexander of Pendleton, vice survey has been engaged to make a Watches for graduation at Wil- Adv i I resident of the First National Bank study of elk management plans on I Ham's Jewelry Shop. of Hermiston, was in town Wednes the Olympic and Snoqualmie nation With His Six Wives . , . Otto Fowler, representative of the day to attend a meeting of directors. al forests, and arrangements have Washman-Wilson Seed Co., is on the A Magnificant Picture! Mr. Alexander says that he has re been made for Game Examiner Ed. project this week assisting growers PLUS: Silly Symphony—"Whoo ceived many encouraging letters in P. Cliff to work out of the regional in planting the Uma bean crop. More pee Party” and last Chapter regard to the Dodd for Governor office exclusively on game matters. acreage is being planted this year of "DEVIL HORSE.” A new regulation has Just been campaign. Mr. Alexander is Mr. which requires explicit care in issued by the Secretary of Agricul Dodd’s father-in-law. planting and growing to produce ture which is designed to enable the SUNDAY - MONDAY the proper seed. Mrs. Fowler is here Dr. A. W. Christopherson left government to coordinate the wild MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY with her husband and they are mak this afternoon for Portland where he life crop with other essential uses of HOW CAN YOU BELIEVE ing their headquarters at the Os- will join Mrs. Christopherson who public lands, and to manage this born apartment during their stay. was called there recently by the ill crop on a sustained production ba —what your own eyes won’t see? ness of her mother. —what your own ears will hear? sis. It aims to enable the federal —what your own senses tell you to contribute more Mrs. Harlan Graham and son government is impossible? Frank of Elgin spent the week end largely and directly to regulation in Yet Is Shown On The Screen! in Hermiston visiting Mr. Graham specific cases involving lands in who is employed at Burnham’s store. government ownership which have Frank remained and is employed at not in the past contributed satis the hotel. They were accompanied factorily to the production of wild by Mrs. Roy Horner who had been life as one of the forest crops. PLUS: THURSDAY. APRIL 26, 1934. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE SIX Hermiston ANNA M. HARTHRONG REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE for more ===== RECORDER OF = CONVEYANCES = UMATILLA COUNTY == Icing confined to my office by the unusually heavy amount of work, particularly the new government urns, I find myself unable to make n extensive personal campaign, Therefore, I find myself compelled o ask your support through the press and ask you to consider my | record during my seven years' ex- perience as Deputy Recorder and as present RECORDER OF CONVEY- | ANCES. SLOGAN—“Continued Economy and Efficiency." (Paid Adv.) ===== m = — men == = “ = === = — One Night Only at ROHRMAN MOTOR CO px ni TheseThirty Y ears’ An All-Star Talking Pictureas Thrilling as it is Romantic. Presented by Ford Motor Co. Friday, April 27th First Show at 7:00 P.M. - Second Show at 8:45 mlllllllUinillllllllUIIHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIII^
