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VOLUME XXIX NUMBER 52___________________
________ HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY AUGUST 22, 1935.
INTERESTED GROWERS
VIEW TURKEYS AND
BROODING SYSTEMS
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COLUMBIA NEWS
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JUDGE CHESHIRE
TAKEN BY DEATH
EARLY WEDNESDAY
JUDGE CHESHIRE DIES.
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._________________________ OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
REA CAN BE DEVELOPED IN
WEST UMATILLA COUNTY
OPENING DATE OF
SCHOOL CHANGED
TO SEPTEMBER 3
By MARIJANE HAMMER.
I The Hermiston Herald has just
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hooker, who
I received a full report of the Rural
have been visiting friends and rela­
Electrification plans of the govern­
tives in Columbia district, left Sat-
ment, and next week will present a
| urday for thei, home in Boise, Idaho.
digest of the main features.
Mrs. Elbert Hutchison is ill at
The government has set aside the
I her home.
sum of $100,000.000. to assist in
Shirley Wright of Hermiston was
BETWEEN 350 AND 400 PEOPLE an over night guest at the Casady LIKE PARENTS, WAS PIONEER
I carrying electricity to the farms of TEACHERS’ MEETING WILL BE
| the nation. The report states that ot
home Saturday.
HELD MONDAY.
ATTEND TOUR.
OF OREGON.
I the 33,000,000 people who are class-
Mr. and Mrs. Al Moody and fam­
I
ed
as
the
agricultural
citizenry,
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moody
Most Successful Turkey Tour Staged of Pendleton were Sunday dinner
24,000,000 are still using kerosene Only First Graders Expected at School
Educated in Oregon University;
lamps and 10 per cent still use can­
guests at the Rhodes home. Al Moo­
Here in Five Years; Fine
Monday. Sept. 2; Final Checks
dles or have no lights at all. The
dy is a brother of Mrs. Rhodes.
Served as County Judge
Flocks Seen.
! report also states that by the use of
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Liebe and fam­
On Courses Made.
electricity at low costs automatic
Since 1932.
ily were business visitors in Pendle­
Turkey growers ot the Eastern ton Friday.
pumps may be used that will supply
Hermiston schools will open Tues-
Oregon Turkey Growers' association
water to this population of which
Mrs. Moon and son of Seattle visi­
September 3rd, instead ot the
arranged and carried out the fifth ted at the A. Christley home Mon­
Judge Clive S. Cheshire, judge of
there are still 30.000,000 without day,
first Monday, Labor Day, as in pre­
and most extensive tour in its his­ day.
Umatilla county, died Wednesday
bath tubs or showers.
years. Supt. R. H. McAtee has
tory Saturday, August 17, when at
morning, August 21, at his home in
The purpose of the REA is to carry vious
Will Barber is ill at his home.
written the following for the bene­
least a hundred people accompanied
electricity to the farm; and also in­ fit
The Blue Ribbon 4- h Calf Club Pendleton. Death, which was from
parents and teachers, regard­
the tour in the morning and between practiced judging cattle at the Ott heart disease, came as a shock to his
to the farm house and premises. The ing of
the opening ot school.
360 and 400 people enjoyed the pic­ ranch Friday with the aid of W. A. many friends for while he had been
work will be done through public
“It has been the custom here for
nic lunch and program in the after- Sawyer.
in poor health for some time he had
bodies, farm cooperatives, and simi­ some
to open school on Labor
noon at Columbia park.
lar groups as well as through pri­ Day. time,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hammer an­ spent a busy day at his work.
There has been considerable
The forenoon was devoted to visit­ nounced the birth of an eight pound
vate utilities, with funds loaned by objection
Judge Cheshire’s frequent visits
to this because it forced
ing the turkey farms of I. C. Cox, daughter, born Thursday, August 16. to this section of the county with
the REA. Farms will be wired and business houses
to remain open. This
Chas. Keller, J. H. De Moss and the She has been named Carol Renee. his commissionerà will be greatly
electrical appliances installed on a year
we
plan
to open on Tuesday,
experiment station to observe meth­
monthly
installment
basis.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Cable atten­ missed.
3. Busses will run at the
ods of management including breed­ ded the American Legion convention
The estimated cost per mile in the September
Judge Cheshire, son of the late
usual time on that morning. Where
ing, brooding, feeding and fatten­ at The Dalles Thursday.
report
is
$1000,
and
the
cost
per
in
­
Clive S. Cheshire, county judge of
Thomas J. and Hulda Soverns Che­
necessary, pupils should bring lunch­
ing methods. H. K. Dean, superin­
Irene Kennings, Barbara Reid and
pioneers of Oregon, was born Umatilla county, who died at his dividual is estimated at $333 per es and be prepared to stay all day.
tendent of the station, pointed out Frances Keller were Sunday after­ shire,
mile
but.
varying
with
convenience
in Eugene 55 years ago and was edu­ home in Pendleton early Wednesday
Regular classes will be held in both
the method of feeding which pro­ noon guests of Frances Hutsell.
and general set-up. The president’s grades
cated at the University of Oregon morning.
and high school.
duced the greatest amount of gain
statement is that "Electricity can
Mrs. I. L. Snyder, who has been and Portland Business college. For
W. Cook of Cheney, Wn.,
at the least cost.
relieve the drudgery of the house­ has Floyd
visiting her brother. Will Barber, a time he engaged in the restaurant G. W. RIPLEY’S FAMILY HERE:
been employed to fill the vacan­
On the Cox farm visitors saw a left Tuesday for her home In Salem. business in Eugene with his cousin.
wife and lift a great burden off the cy left
by the resignation of Clarence
MANY ON VACATION TRIPS
fine flock of 1400 birds, hatched
shoulders of the hard working far­ Henning
Joe Costa left Monday for the Coe
who will teach in Ketchi­
April 23 on the Cox farm and brood­ ranch in Stanfield where he will be Major General Creed Hammond.
mer.”
can, Alaska.
The marriage of Judge and Mrs.
ed in a five room unit brooder employed.
G.
W.
Ripley,
who
is
employed
house heated by a four-pipe water
Mr. and Mrs. Max Graybeal and Cheshire (Clara Everson) took place as pharmacist at the Hermiston FIELD DAY PROGRAM NEARLY
Beginners.
heating system. One brooder house son Junior, Fay Gardner and Barba­ in Eugene in 1902. They lived in Drug Co., returned from Ocean COMPLETED FOR AUGUST 31ST
"First grade children find the
unit had formerly taken IS sacks of ra and Lola Berry of Umatilla spent Prosser for a short time and came Park, Or., Wednesday with his fam­
first day of school a trying exper­
briquettes to keep average tempera­ Sunday evening at the Duane Lath­ to Pendleton, 1903. Cheshire being ily and they will make their home
for 15 years employed at the Clarke
Plans for the big field day and ience. To make it easier for the be­
ture, but with the five house unit rop home.
in
the
house
across
from
the
Hamm
Hardware Co. In 1918 they moved
picnic at the experiment farm are ginners, we have arranged for their
system only 29 sacks were used
Adila Chetwood entertained at a to
Milton where he was for many residence. Mr. and Mrs. Ripley have going forward speedily. Superintend­ teacher to be in her room on the
showing the economy and efficiency dinner party Saturday evening.
one
daughter
Molly
Ann
and
one
son
ent Dean wishes it announced that morning of September 2, Labor Day,
of combined units when applied.
Mrs. Marvin
Hutchison and years owner of the Cheshire Hard­ Ted who will attend school.
ware Co. In 1932 he was elected
family should bring its own between the hours of eight and
The Chas. Keller flock of 1400 daughters Nadine and Marva. Mrs. judge
The Misses Geraldine and Rober­ each
of
this
county,
on
the
repub
­
birds was of less average age than D. Camery and daughter Donna, and lican ticket, and moved to Pendle­ ta Mullens accompanied Mr. and lunch and picnic equipment as there twelve o’clock.
will
be
no general table set. Coffee
Parents and guardians are re­
the Cox flock having been hatched Mrs. M. E. Arnberg of Pilot Rock ton upon taking office. His widow Mrs. Curtis Simons from Portland
will be free to all. Two large rail­ quested to bring the little folks and
between May 14 and June 7. An un­ were Sunday visitors at the Jim Arn­ and
Monday.
They
had
been
visiting
one
son,
Creed
Cheshire,
survive.
road
tarpaulins
will
be
stretched
to
derground heating system with con­ berg home. Mrs. M. E. Arnberg is
Miss Margaret Elliott at her home at provide shade where the people may help them get acquainted with their
Loved and respected, as he was. Knappa,
teacher. You can give her the in­
crete floor was used in the two the mother of Jim Arnberg.
Ore., and at Seaside for two gather if they so desire.
formation she needs tor her records
brooder houses, one with a wire sun
The Blue Ribbon 4-H Calf club Judge Cheshire’s death is felt as a weeks.
L.
A.
Moore,
of
the
Oasis
theatre,
distinct
less.
Besides
his
faithful
and your child will be better pre­
porch and the other ranging birds met at the home of Mary Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilcox and
and consicientious service in public small son returned last week from has granted the use of his loud pub­ pared to start school on Tuesday.
on the sand. Mr. Keller found the Monday afternoon.
lic
speaker,
and
the
speeches
and
office,
he
was
chairman
of
the
Uma
­
Children
need to stay only long
wire sun porch system much more
a vacation trip along the Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Reid were bus­
will be audible from any enough to get acquainted.
satisfactory for the inexperienced iness visitors in Walla Walla Tues- tilla County Relief committee and in coast. They also visited at Prine­ program
this he was never failing in sympa­ ville and at Ukiah, where their son part of the grounds.
Remember that no pupils except
grower. None of these birds will be d’ay.
i
Friday evening, farm leaders from first graders are to appear at school
thy and understanding. During resi­ Chas. Wilcox is looking after the El­
ready before the Christmas market,
Mrs. Mary Brierley, Miss Jessie dence in Pendleton he was active in
the Umatilla Project Farm Bureau on Labor Day. There will be no
Mr. Keller said.
lis Ranger Station.
Brierley and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse vi­
Grange and each locality fron busses running until Tuesday morn­
Miss Shirley Brownson returned the
As at the Keller farm visitors in­ sited. at the Casady home Monday fraternal circles and was past exalt­
ed ruler of the Elks and prominent Monday morning from Portland af­ Boardman to Echo will meet and ar­ ing, September 3.
spected a concrete floor brooder afternoon.
the sports and entertainmeni
in the Knights of Pythias lodge. At
house with a capacity for 2000
doing some observation work at range
and music program. The Columbir
Teachers’ Meeting.
Mrs. Emma Biegel and children the Weston picnic in June he was ter
poults, and undergrpund heating
the Northwestern Business college. Wranglers
orchestra will furnish the
Robert and Wilma of Kenne­ chosen president of the Umatilla Miss Brownson will teach commerce
system, at the J. H. DeMoss farm. Fred,
All
teachers
both grade and high
were dinner guests at the Lie­ County Pioneers association.
Feather boards were used In brood­ wick,
in the Pendleton high school this music.
Addresses will be made on differ­ school, will neet in room 10 at the
be
home
Wednesday.
Funeral
services
will
be
held
Fri
­
ing and found very satisfactory. The
year.
subjects of local farm Interest, high school on Monday afternoon,
Willard Hutsell of La Grande vi­ day in Pendleton at 10 a. m. from
Mrs. Jessie Stanton Baker of Je­ ent
poults ranged upon sand that had
and the many series of experiments September 2, at two o'clock. Plans
sited
at
the
L.
W,
Dickson
home
Folsoms,
with
Rev.W.
3.
Gleiser,
pas
­
rome,
Idaho,
and
Miss
Harriett
Stan
­
been properly shaded until at a prop­
will be shown and explained. Reports will be discussed for the opening of
er age for range brooding, at which Saturday evening. He is a son of tor of the Methodist church, offi­ ton of Haley, Idaho, were week end have already been received of at­ school on Tuesday.
ciating. As a tribute to Judge Ches­ visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
time the portable unit of the brood­ Mrs. Dickson.
tendance from Washington and Ida­
Lester and Carl Hammer were bus­ hire, all county work, including the O. K. Mudge. They left Sunday ho,
er house was moved to the range.
High School Registration.
and one of the largest field days
Hatches here were said to have iness visitors in Umatilla Monday. shops will be closed tomorrow and evening and Mrs. Baker expected to ever held is expected. This is the
A final check on the courses of
been between April 15 and 23, and
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lindner and Friday, and the court house will be attend the state American Legion first at the new farm which has
each student will take place as fol­
convention In Boise.
around May 16. Poults were purch­ daughter Fern and Melvin Follett closed all day Friday.
been
developed
during
the
last
three
lows:
Freshmen on Tuesday, Aug­
ased from the Kupetz flocks at were Sunday dinner guests at the
Mr. and Mrs. D. Remple and Mr. seasons. The business men of Her­
Gosham, Or., and from the Russell Jake Rueber home.
and Mrs. Gerhard Remple and fam­ miston are expected to close their ust 27; Sophomores, August 28;
Juniors, August 29; Seniors, Aug­
ily of The Dalles were Sunday guests
Hatchery at Corvallis. The Kupetz
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper« Templeton
during the lunch and speak­ ust 30.”
of Mr. and Mrs. Al Quiring. The for­ doors
birds have won many prizes at the were over night guests of Mr. and HERMISTON BUSINESS HOUSES
High school students will be able
mer Mr. Remple is Mrs. Quiring’s ing program.
Oakland Turkey show in southwest­ Mrs. Dave Conrad at Enterprise last WILL CLOSE LABOR DAY.
to purchase student body tickets
uncle.
ern Oregon.
Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad are
when they come to register at the
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Genn and LEE LAMPSON FORMERLY
The flock of between 2400 and former residents of Columbia dis­
Hermiston business houses will be
school
2500 birds were ranging In a corn trict.
closed Labor Day, September 2, grandson Frank McMillan were Sun­ ASSOCIATED WITH FARMERS.
field and visitors expressed pleas­
which will give the proprietors and day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Martin Lampson of Kenne­ ROSE ETTA ULRICH CALLED BY
ure at seeing such fine birds.
their assistants an opportunity for J. R. Harding.
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Goundrey ex­ wick, Wn., who died at his home
Harger Will Teach at Shoshone.
a two day holiday. School will not
Tour Terminates for Dinner.
pect to leave Friday on a trip to Thursday, August 16, was known by DEATH MONDAY AFTERNOON
Henry Harger, teacher in the Her- open officially this year until Tues­ Mansfield. Wn., to visit at the J. J. many Hermiston people who associa­
After inspecting the DeMoss flock
day,
September
3,
which
will
give
Rose Etta Ulrich died Monday af-
the tour terminated at Columbia I miston high school for five years un­ all stores an opportunity to close.
Gallaher home, and also to Pateras, ted with him when he helped orga­
park for the program, preceded by a til last January when he was forced
Wn., where they will visit Mr. Goun- nize and managed the cooperative ternoon. August 19, at the Osborn
Purchases
for
household
needs
marketing for the Three Rivers apartments following an illness of
pot luck dinner at which the asso­ | to resign due to illness, has been
be anticipated and planned drey’s daughter, Mrs. C. F. Mertes. Growers
association and the Wash­ eight months. Funeral services will
ciation served roast turkey, ice I elected to teach in the Shoshone. should
They expect to return Tuesday or
advance
for
a
two
day
holiday.
in
ington Early Crops. Mr. Lampson be held from the Prann Funeral
cream and coffee. It was estimated I Idaho, high school. Shoshone is a
Wednesday of next week.
that between 350 and 400 people I town of 1200 population and the
Miss Irene Kennings and Al Ken­ made frequent trips into this terri­ Chapel Thursday at 3:00 o’clock
and interment in the Hermiston
were served during the dinner hour. I high school staff consists of eight HERMISTON FIGURES IN
nings were guests at the wedding of tory until three years ago.
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teachers.
Mr.
Harger
will
have
Mr. Lampson was born at Golden- cemetery. Rev. C. R. Moore conduct­
their friend. Miss Therese Monter-
Delegations were present from
j
charge
of
the
debate
coaching.
Her-
sections of the northwest including
astelli, who became the bride of Mar­ dale, August 19, 1882. and spent his ed the service.
AWARDS AT LEGION MEET
Washington, Idaho and western Ore­ | miston joins in wishing the Hargers
tin Leuer at a ceremony performed earlier years there. n 1914 he was
Mrs. Ulrich was born in Iowa.
success
in
their
new
location.
gon. A. Willardson, Los Angeles sales
by Rev. J. McKenna, S. J„ in the St. named as Benton county agent but August 17, 1880. Later she moved
The
Hermiston
American
Legion
agent for the turkey growers, who
’s Catholic church in Pendle­ resigned seven years later to aid In with her parents to Kansas and
Post and Auxiliary Unit figured Mary
the organization of cooperative mar­ Colorado, coming to Oregon In 1919.
was to have been the main speaker,
ton. Tuesday, August 20.
Finnigans Visit Here.
quite
prominently
in
the
awards
and
keting in the state.
sent his regrets at not having been
M.
G.
Hedwall,
manager
of
the
She has lived in Umatilla county
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Finnigan election at the state convention Umatilla Co-operative Creamery, and
Funeral services were held Sun­ for 14 years.
able to attend the tour.
at The Dalles, August 15-18. A. E. McFarland of Umatilla were day.
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Other speakers on the program and three daughters, Barbara, Pa­ held
She leaves her husband John
Todd, was elected commander business visitors in Portland over the |
were R. O. Darling of Grandview, tricia and Mary, of Detroit. Michi­ James
Ulrich, one daughter and two grand-
district number 6. and delegate week
Wn., who spoke on the beginning gan, visited in Hermiston this week. of
end.
They
were
accompanied
|
HAY FEVER VICTIMS GIVEN
children.
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and advancement of cooperation, is Mr. Finnegan was a resident of to the national convention to be to Portland by Miss Bernice Wahl,
manager of the Washington Egg & Hermiston for a number of years un­ held in St. Louis, Missouri, the lat­ who has been visiting her sister RELIEF ON U. P. TRAINS.
Auxiliary
August
Meeting.
ter
part
of
December.
Poultry Producers association; Poul­ til 1917, and is now employed by the
here, and Mrs. Milo McFarland of I With the hay fever season In full
The Auxiliary Unit was honored Umatilla.
try Specialist Buchanan from W.S.C. Ford Motor Co. in Detroit. They
The
American
Legion
Auxiliary
swing, coinciding with the peak per­
at Pullman. Wn.; R. Kyler, Sunny­ were returning from a visit to the with a state citation for fulfilling
Clarence Henning arrived in Her- iod of summer travel on railroads, will meet Thursday, August 29, at
side, Wn. ; L. A. Tweedt, president San Diego Exposition in California a set of requirements set out by the miston last Friday from Cheney, I afr-condltioning of railroad cars is the home of Mrs. O. K. Mudge. Mem­
Washington Turkey Council, Kenne­ and renewed old acquaintances here. state executive committee for the Wn., where he has been attending! affording relief to hay fever victims, bers having cars are requested to
year’s work. Also a national citation summer school, to visit his mother 1
wick. Wn.; H. E. Cosby, poultry They left Thursday.
to information received by meet at the Hermiston Drug Store at
on membership. The Unit will again and assist her in moving to Rosalia. according
extension specialist at O.S.C.; Geo.
F. N. Finch, general manager of the 8:00 P. M. to furnish transportation.
be
awarded
the
gavel
bell
presented
Dewey, instructor of Smith-Hughes
Wn. Mrs. Henning and her daugh­
At this meeting the report on the
Hold Family Reunion.
last year for being the first in the ter Nola and son Oran left, with Mr. Union Pacific. Scores of passengers, state convention held at The Dalles
work in the Pendleton high school;
Finch
said,
have
informed
Union
Pa
­
district
to
reach
its
membership
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester
and J. C. Leedy, manager of Oregon
Henning Sunday. Mr. Henning will cific representatives that the pollen will be given.
turkey cooperatives. Mr. Leedy said Flannigan of Minnehaha district was quota, but Will not be awarded per­ teach in Ketchican, Alaska, this free air of air-conditioned cars re­
manent
possession
unless
the
1936
that Hermiston first organized the the scene of a happy reunion Friday
year.
lieved them of hay fever while trav­
turkey tour in the state and this of last week. Mrs. Flannigan’s quota is reached.
The Sunshine girls’ class of the eling.
mother.
Mis.
Elizabeth
Lewis
of
year tours were held in Molalla. Mar-
Reports on the convention will be Union church were entertained by , This reaction of the traveling pub­ •********‘**‘‘$
ion county, Linn county. Eugene, Portland, her brother. Bailey Lewis heard at the regular August meeting their teacher Mrs. C. R. Moore Wed-1 lic was foretold months ago. Finch
ALONG THE CONCRETE
♦
of Nampa. Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Fred to be held Thursday. August 29, at nesday at a picnic on the A. W. 1 said, by Dr. Herman Bundensen, ♦
Roseburg and Medford.
*
Turnblad lawn. Part of the afternoon president of the Chicago Board of ♦
An interesting entertainment fea­ Lewis and Miss Betty Lea Lewis of the home of Mrs. O. K. Mudge.
ture on the program was the fat Caldwell. Idaho, and her sister Mrs.
was spent swimming. Members pres­ Health and a nationally known 0499999*******%
man’s race in which R. Kyler of Audrey Schramm of Los Angeles,
ent were Virginia Dyer, Helen John­ health authority.__
Mrs. Alma Hitt drawing 1,000 in
son. Betty Morehouse, Joyce Me- :
Sunnyside. Wn.. won first. J. C. Cal., were together for the first time STANFIELD GRANGE MEMBERS
aces in pinochle Tuesday night.
Culley, Della and Janice Madden,
Leedy. Portland, second, and O. O. In 16 years. On Saturday the Flan-
Alma has one up on Gastric because
Notice to Public.
Wanda Moore, Marybelle Clarke and
Felthouse. Hermiston, third. Tn the nigan’s guests attended the annual IN ‘49 PARADE IN PENDLETON.
I won't be responsible for any the roof nearly flew off as a result
turking picking contest H. G. Mc­ Eastern Oregon Turkey Growers’ as­
Irene Borthwick.
of the hilarity.
Representatives from eight of the
The Misses Awilda and Josephine debts contracted for by anyone oth­
Culley. first, Wm. Kryger. second, sociation turkey tour.
We might suggest that the Town­
oldest Grange organizations. In the Caninata of San Francisco were | er than myself.
and Wm. Rodda. Jr., third. The Cnb
AL BOLSTAD.
send club boosters grow beards in
county will appear in the ‘49 parade house guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. .
Wranglers trio again presented sev­
Card Sharpers' Tricks Exposed.
order to distinguish them from the
in Pendleton Saturday. August 31. AndersonJr. last week from Thurs­
eral entertaining numbers. They
New Raft Film Coming.
average individual. It might be used
“Second dealing.” "Cold decking.” Those chosen from the Stanfield day until Saturday. They were return |
are Miss Edna Ott. Donald DeMoss
"Going South with an ace,” and oth­ grange to grow whiskers for the old Ing to their home after visiting In l Paramount’s "The Glass Key", as a trade mark. L. C. Dyer’s Inclin­
and Guy Jeppe.
er favorite tricks of the oldtime pro­ timers parade are R. G. Penney, British Columbia and Victoria. B.C. | starring George Raft and coming ation toward fluant speech elimin­
Delegations Attend Tour.
fessional card sharper are no longer master. C. A. Raker. Roy Attebury, Both are linotype operators, the for-1 Wednesday and Thursday to the Oa­ ates him. . . . He tells everybody
Delegations from Oregon. Wash­ so effective since the traveling pub­ and B. Nasshahn. They will be ac- | mer In a book publishing house and sis theatre, is the film version of about the Townsend plan.
ington and Idaho accompanied the lic has developed such a decided pre­ compan led by Mrs. Ed Brown, Mrs. the latter on the San Francisco Ex- the popular novel by Dashiell Ham­
Three young ladies started out
tour and attended the picnic. Among ference for bridge. At least that’s F. L. Wooster. Mrs. Roy Attebury I aminer.
mett. Hammett will be remembered
these were Mr. and Mrs. Piert and the complaint voiced by a gambler and Miss Claudia Gabriel, who will
Mrs. Hugh Fraser and small for the authorship of the recent "The Monday to travel by air (a’re you
Mr. Settick. Kennewick; Mr. Barnet to Edmund Lowe who talked to sev­ also appear in costume.
daughter motored to Spokane with Thin Man” and "The Maltese Fal­ going our way) to Pendleton and
made the trip up and back In less
and Mr. Whiteman, Yakima: Mr. eral card artists as preparation for
The women do not find the ’49 her father Friday where she took a con.”
than five hours. That was to be the
and Mrs. Shuse, Mr. Shuse is coun­ his role of the professional gambler organization quite as difficult as the plane for Missoula, Montana, to
deciding point on another, a longer
ty agent of Benton county. Or.; and In Fox Film’s “Black Sheep.” which men. since they do not have to grow join her husband who la tra­
Visit
San
Diego
Exposition.
hike, but Dad craw-flshed Anyway
Mrs. Hughes; Mr. and Mrs Draper. comes Sunday and Monday to the a beard. The first two weeks are veling auditor for the Anaconda
Mayor and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie Charlott Ralph and Neva and June
Richland. Wn.; Mr. and Mrs. Me- Oasis theatre and In which Lowe ex­ the hardest, they say.
Mining Co of Butte They motored
Nealy. Patterson. Wn.: Mr. and poses a number of tricks practiced
to their home in Butte Saturday. and son Frank and Mrs. McKenzie’s Richards proved that it can be done.
Mrs. Haskell. Plymouth. Wn.: W. B by the card gentry. "Bridge hands.”
Mrs. Fraser has been visiting her mother. Mrs. G. R. O’Daniel of Pen­
Tom Gurdane and his good wife
Lewis. Nampa. Idaho, and Mr. and said the expert, "require all fifty- , Miss Halen Couture, who has been parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. Kingsley, dleton. left Sunday for San Diego, and
Alma Hitt getting the best of
Mrs. Fred Lewis, Caldwell, Idaho two cards at once. so. unlike poker, employed in Pendleton, visited here and Mr. Fraser’s parents. Mr. and Calif, where they will visit the ex-
They expect to he gone Bert Nation In a conversation on
Mm Elizabeth Lewis, Portland; and it is difficult to control the vagaries with friends this week while return- Use H. T. Fraser here for six position.
Main street.
J. 8. Christian, Prosser, Wn.
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