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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
PAGE FOUR
sodate agronomist of the station:
Dr. Yarnes, held the fourth quar
Ladino clover, 3 pounds; redtop. 4
terly conference of the “Me ethodist
pounds; genuine English rye grass,
church Wednesday night, J lune 13.
6 pounds.
Rev. W. A. Briggs, pastes of the
This makes a total mixture of 13
local ehurch will leave Tt day of
pounds of seed per acre. It is im
next week for Portland I attend
portant that the rye grass used be
the annual conference held in the
Mrs. E. L. Jackson and son Donald
Miss Edith Clarke is now employ
First church in that city. Geo. Sale ed at the Ralph Saylor ranch on visited Miss Grace Jackson in Pen- English rye for that is the perma
nent species. Ladino clover Is long
will also attend the conference as a Butter Creek.
dleton Sunday.
er
lived and Is a heavier producer
lay delegate from the local church.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Biggs and sons than the other white clovers.
Mrs. John Lynett, R.N.. of Port-
Her-
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land is visiting her mother Mrs. John and Dan are expected in
miston
Friday.
MRS. ARNOLD ROTHSTEIN
Maude Dyer.
Chas. Rogers was a Sunday din- !
Something new In blouses and tier guest at the home of Mr. and PENS DRAMATIC STORY.
Adv
collars at Alma Hitt’s Shop,
Mrs. E. L. Jackson in Minnehaha
Mrs. Walter Nation and son Don- district.
Thines millions of women and
HERMISTON, OREGON aid and Mrs. Vane Gurdane of Port- Large stock of Fourth of July nen want to know will be revealed
land are visiting this week at the goods at Amsberry's.
First Show Starts 7:30
in Fox Film's latest release, "Now
home of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Nation.
Second about 9:16
Harold Briggs, son of Rev. and i’ll Tell By, Mrs. Arnold Rothstein,"
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clarke called Mrs. W. A. Briggs, was discharged which will make its appearance on
at the W. A. Hineline farm home In from the hospital following an an- the screen of the Oasis theatre Fri-
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
Minnehaha district last Friday eve pendicitis operation.
lay and Saturday. This picture
"WHY?” . . . does a man love and
ning.
vili show at the Portland Para
Frank
Rodda,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
marry a good woman—then risk
Miss Ernestine Sullivan, niece of W. G. Rodda of Minnehaha district nount theatre the latter part of the
that love with another? . . . This
Mrs. Harry Kelley, who has been was presented with a new row bo : nonth.
woman's story will amaze you!
spending the past two weeks with recently by, W. A. Starr, The boy:
OACH HAL HATTON
her aunt, left Monday for her home launched the boat Sunday.
Best.
a<
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Garnet
D.
Portland.
In
in
OUSTED BY GREGORY
Mrs. W. L. Hamm, worthy matron companied by Dick Martin, left Mon i
Mr.
Besi
|
day
for
Corvallis
where
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of the Queen Esther Chapter, order
of Eastern Star, and Mrs. Geo. Storey attended the 4-H club summe* Portland, joined the Multnomah
by
left Sunday for Portland to attend school. Mrs. Best planned to visit lub, took a few lessons from Jack
ody, then went out and won the
MRS ARNOLD ROTHSTEIN
the Grand Chapter of the order. friends there.
Miss Anita Paulson, who has beer Willamette river marathon swim a
paper
Paper plates,
napkins,
PLUS SHORT FEATURES.
ew weeks later.
pas
adv teaching in Pendleton for the
ups, etc., at Amsberry’s.
“Next he became northwest jun-
year, visited over the week end wit!
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ellis of Baker. relatives here. She left Monday >r sprint swimming champion. He
on the title at Victoria, B. C. pil
Saturday Midnight
Ore., accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. tor Portland where she will attenc ed against the northwest’s speed-
Matinee
F. W. Kern of Pendleton, were summer school.
ast juniors.
KATHERINE HEPBURN
"Take baseball. Hal’s major spe-
guests of Mrs. Alma Hitt Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Schofield of Vancouver ialty
always was football and he
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis are old friends of Wn., and friend Mrs. Wiswald, ar
“Morning Glory”
layed baseball only now and then,
Mrs. Hitts’.
ived Wednesday morning and wil
‘et onê day at Umatilla in the old
Miss Ruth Dodd left Sunday foi visit the former’s parents. Mr. am
rrigation league he was put in at
hortstop by the Stanfield team,
Portland with her uncle H. W. Col Mrs. W. J. Warner.
SUNDAY - MONDAY
.’hat he had never played short be-
lins and his daughter Cathryn Col
Fireworks and firecrackers, price
MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY
ore made no odds to Hal. He han-
lins of Pendleton. She will be their low at Amsberry’s.
adv
lied seven chances without a skip,
guest for a week at the Benson ho
he first was a sensational catch of
ROBBED OF HER C
Miss Margaret Felthouse, studen
high fly over his head almost In
A young mother fights
give tel.
at O.S.C., returned to Hermisto
eft field; hit two in four, and was
her boy a name . . and happiness.
Mrs. W. R. Gwinn and son Rex of Tuesday morning and will spend th
he big star generally. For Hatton
Okanogan, Wn., are the house guests summer with her parents, Mr. an
hat was just a typical performance,
ANN
ça
ut him on the spot athletically,
of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Felthouse.
nd he always produced.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harris an:
Mrs. C. D. Ellis. Mr. Cwinn motored
“Another sample of his ability to
over with them but returned Friday. daughter Leah of California visito
in
ise to the situation. He was foot-
Mrs. Kwlnn plans to spend a month at the Chester Harris home in Min
all quarterback three years at Pen
nebaha district this week. They ar lieton high, but up to his third sea-
with her parents.
had never been used as ball
Francis Houseolder plans to leave rived unexpectedly the first of the on
arrier. His coach’s idea was that
w
eek.
Friday night for Sutherland. Ore.,
i quarterback functions best at
with
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McCubbin o
where she will visit her mother,
I
ust running the team.
Mrs. Margaret Kincart, and sister Enterprise spent Monday with Mi
"Came a late-season game in
and
Mrs.
Fred
Lamberson.
They
a:
vhlch
Pendleton couldn’t get start-
osephine, for a month. She will
d. The Buckaroos had a powerful
visiting Mr. McCubbin’s mother a
OTTO KRUGER
liso visit relatives In Roseburg.
et of hacks who had torn other
DICKIE MOORE g(
Mr. and Mrs. R. Alexander of Irrigon and plan to remain all thi
igh school lines to pieces, but in
week
visiting
relatives
and
friend:
Pendleton are the house guests of
his game they could not gain at all.
Cartoon—“Santa’s Workshop.”
Mrs. Myrtle Backinger and datig!
t looked all off for Pendleton in the
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Dodd this week
Comedy—"Kiddie Genius.”
econd half. Thereupon Hal called
and plan to spend the summer here. ter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Wil
he boys Into a huddle, announced
Mr. Alexander Is vice president of lis Christianson of Seattle. Wn„ ai
hat he would now carry the ball
s.
the First National Bank and has rived Wednesday and are visitin
imself— and the remainder of the
uncle,
Mr.
and
M
their aunt and
fternoon was a succession of spec-
many friends in Hermiston.
Enough Stars for 8 Great Pictures
acular gains by Hatton through the
Bob Henderson and Oscar Jarmon Geo. Strohm. They plan' to lea
Enough Picture for 8 Great Stars returned to Hermiston Saturday af Sunday.
enter of the line. His pinch-hitting
lulled that game from the fire and
Miss Shirley Brownson, graduai
ter attending Oregon State college
ut Pendleton on top.
as freshmen for the past. year. Oscar ci Oregon State college this spring
"This was the first time Hatton
returned
to
Hermiston
Monda
r anybody else knew he could tote
went to his home near Pine City
he football. At Oregon Cap McEw-
and Bob plans to leave soon for Ad- where she will spend the summt
n nominated him for fullback, and
ama where he will be employed by with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I
ombing the line became his special-
A. Brownson. Miss Brownson ha
Joe Hawkins.
y.
been
elected
to
teach
In
the
Heppne
Miss Ella Schilling, graduate of
In basketball, when Spike Leslie
"K8
schools.
as coaching McLaughlin high of
Janet GAYNOR - Will ROGERS the Hermiston high school with the
June Richards, daughter of M
Tilton-Freewater
one
important
class of '34, left last week for her
veiling. Hatton was out of the Pen-
Lew AYERS
Sally EILERS home In Regan, North Dakota, where and Mrs. Ralph Richards. returne
lineup because of buck shins.
Norman FOSTER • Louise Dresser she will remain for a short time be- home from Pendleton Monday more lieton
Vith two minutes to go in the last
ing
and
will
spend
the
summer
i
Frank CRAVEN • Victor JORY
fore going into nurses’ training at
eriod it stood 20-15 for Milton-
reewater.
Bismark, N. D. She has made her her home. She attended high schor
FREE— Adults attending STATE
The buck shins were so bad that
in Pendleton last winter while sta
FAIR will receive a photograph home with her grandmother. Mrs.
'atton could barely hobble. Never-
of Janet GAYNOR or Saily Eilers. Ella V. Ferris during the school ing with her cousin, Miss Anii
heless. Coach Taylor put him in at
year. Her sister Ethel Is In training Paulson.
his point. Hal planted himself In
CARTOON
A group of Hermiston people a
rirtually a stationary position to one
at St. Anthony’s hospital in Pendle
tended the boxing match in Wall side of center. Another Pendleton
ton.
layer scooted in. captured the tip-
Walla Tuesday night. They were Mi
iff, passed swiftly to Hatton, and
and Mrs. Joe Quick, Mr. and Mr;
lai, without moving a step, howit-
Frank Pierson. Geo. Wagner. A. I
ered a high ceiling-swisher dead
Norton. B. Doyle. While there M
nto the basket.
"This exact play was repeated
Quick arranged for a number r
wice more and Pendleton nosed out
fights for a card in Hermiston
y exactly the needed one point,
June 28th.
1-20.
Floyd McMullen, who has been
"That’s the kind of pinch-hitter
Tal Hatton was.
student at Willamette University
SAT., JUNE 16th and MON., JUNE 18th, INCLUSIVE.
T should warn the Hermiston
i eturned home Sunday afternoo'
oys, however, kindly not to bring
and will spend the summer with hi
p boxing. Not fighting, but box-
t Salted or Graham
LB. BOX
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McMul
ng—the scientific kind, a la Gene
len. He was accompanied by his un
'unney. with big gloves. Hal could
o his bare-fist fighting without
de. G. W. Knight of Hubbard. Orc
BOTTLES
ceding sympathy, but the gloves
who will visit at the McMulle
eemed to handicap him.
home.
"Hal undoubtedly recalls a box-
PACKAGE
Bathing suits, caps and wate
ng glove episode of childhood. As
balls at Amsberry's.
ad: n the aforementioned violin con-
PKGS.
ert. his brother Dee got him Into It.
Mrs. Edna Umphlette, sister o
abhorred a certain playmate
Mrs. A. W. Turnblad, who has beer Jee
nd decided to have Brother, Hal
visiting at the Turnblad home fo ick him. The playmate was a han-
DOZEN
the past two weeks, left Sunday for
y cuss with gloves. To meet science
ith counter-science and then some,
her home in Wenatchee. Wn. Mrs
DOZEN
M procured a pair of boxing gloves
Stanley Gay met her in Yakima and nd
a book on boxing, and began to
they motored to Wenatchee. Bar each Hal the manly art. always im-
PKGS.
bara Gay, small daughter of Mrs
ressing upon him the extreme de-
Gay was with Mrs. Umphlette while irability of maintaining a strong
she
visited here.
attack.
. "
BARS
"On behalf of Brother Hal. Dee
hen challenged the obnoxious play-
LADINO. GRASS MIXTURE BEST
ate. The challenge was accepted,
POUND
loves were tied on. a ring squared
FOR IRRIGATED PASTURE.
>ff. referee appointed, somebody
ailed "time", and the bout was on.
POUND
Recent observations and research Brother Dee’s course of instruction
by the Oregon State college experi unfortunately had emphasized a
ment station men have led them to purely right-hand attack, whereas
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QUART
other lad's training had centered
recommend a combination of Ladino the
mostly around a left-hand defense.
irrigai el pas
clover and grass
As everybody knows, a good left
% LB. PKO.
iure purposes in
hand under such circumstances al
ways beats the right to it.
Lodino dovei.
"Hal at the word came bounding
1 LB. TINS
A combinaiiun nsir; Ladino clo-
across the ring, right band swung
ver is ordinarily recommended for far hack to give greater force to the
CHESTERFIELDS. CAMELS. OLD
g
nee only on so.is of reasonably high intended annihilating punch. Bam!
GOLDS. LUCKY STRIKES. PRINCE
X
PKGS.
fertility and which Is either Irriga mack on the nose the defensive left
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ted or has a fairly constant mois- iab Impinged him, its impact made
the force of
ture supply from natural sources much more deadly by
his own onset.
The Ladino clover Is rather shallow
"Hal bounced back on his heels
rooted and hence requires these con- and rubbed his noose wistfully. Bro
ther Dee. true, to the best manage
ditions for maximum growth
practically all such conditions the rial tradition, shouted encouraging
Hermiston, Oregon
FARMERS CASH STORE
ly: "Go after him. Hal! He can't
following proportions are now
hurt us!" Again Hal lifted his right
ommended, save Harry Schoth,
and courageously charged, much as
Local Happenings
OASIS THEATRE
“Now I’ll Tell”
a woodchopper attacks a tree.
"Whang! Once more the straight
left, its velocity at least trippled by
the lustiness of Hal's rush, took him
on the proboscis. Being only flesh
and blood, for the second time he
recoiled.
.
“Four more terrific rushes, urged
on by Dee, did Hal make to the
slaughter. Every one sent him inex
orably
into that out-stretched
straight left.
“After the sixth and most deadly
repulse of all, Hal threw both hands
in the air, yelled at Dee to “take
these darned pillows off,” and swore
heartily that he would never take
part In another “scientific" boxing
exhibition again as long as he lived.
So far as deponent knoweth, he has
kept his vow.
Hermiston, Ore., by the way, is
the home town of Bill Warner, bro
ther of the famous Pop.
"Bill and Pop were football play
ers together at Cornell university
/years ago, and both took up coach
ing. Pop made his big name at the
Carlisle Indian school, and Bill
coached the University of Oregon in
1910 and '11. Then he retired to
practice law at Hermiston.
Through Pop’s nine seasons at
Stanford, Brother Bill was his offi
cial northwest scout—and the games
Stanford, while under Pop, lost in
the Pacific northwest can easily be
reconed on the fingers of one hand.
Quite a coterie of Oregon and
Oregon Staters coaching in that
eastern Oregon sector now.
“Thirty-four miles from Hermis
ton, Hal Hatton’s neighboring Pen
dleton coaching rival will be Mark
Temple, the blond Oregon halfback
—remember the wonderful, inspired
game he played in Seattle last fall
when Oregon defeated Washington,
6 to 0, in that fiery second half?
"At Milton-Freewater, on the way
to Walla Walla. “Snowy” Gustafson,
who played fullback for Oregon
State two seasous ago, is the new
coach.
“Ira Woodie, Oregon’s quarter-
back under Captain McEwan, has
been at La Grande several seasons.
“And at Baker, this will be the
second season in charge for Vernon
Ellers, Oregon State tackle and la
ter coach of the freshmen."
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