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o s The Hermistun Heraln HERMISTON, V0LU1 CITY MAKE. . .«ST CALL FOR WATER BONDS ISSUED 1911 UMATILLA COUNTY, .hlJEF WORKERS OBJECT t COLUMBIA NEWS OREGON, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. 1935 .ARM ORGANIZATIONS NAME t OFFICIAL SSEEïi NEW FRAZIER LEMKE BILL MUCH LIKE OLD MEASURE TO HOP PICKING WAGE t STANFIELD NEWS t OMMITTEE ON R. E. A. By MARIJANE HAMMER. By Sophronia Rhea Herbert Fox of Freewater under- Hop picking in the O. T. Lockrid C. M. Jackson, Ed Dunning and A. At the teachers’ reception Friday went a serious operation this week. ge yard is moving slowly this week E. Bensel were named on a commit- ... is *- a _ tormer --------- resident of the Col- with only fifty pickers checked in ce to tail together similar commit- evening at the church there were at He least 100 people present. The new umbia district. the yard. Mr. Lockridge expects to cees in Granges and farm organiza- Mr. and Mrs. Gus Linder were harvest the crop within the next cions to work out a program on the teachers were all introduced by R. Penney. A short program and Sunday visitors at the Casady home. week at which time the pickers will rural electrification as applied to Elmer Ryland, who is employed at move onto the L. W. Dixon yard in this section of the county. At an ex musical numbers by the orchestra were enjoyed. Tollgate, spent the week end at his the Columbia district. ecutive farm bureau and grange Miss Lois Zimmerman of Silver- UNCONSTITUTIONAL FEATURES $2,000 PAID ON ORIGINAL home. meeting wednesday nignt Assistani Difficulty in securing pickers has on. Ore., is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hooker and aunty Agent Sawyer said that F. een experienced since men on re Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Waid. $25,000. RULED OUT BY COURT daughter Nellie and Marion Sanders . Price, agricultural engineer of O. rolls have objected to working Mrs. C. D. Connor and daughter visited friends In Walla Walla Sun- lief 3. C. had been asked to visit Hermis Delores of Pendleton were in Stan in the hops at a cent and a quarter Provides for Three Year Moratorium Complete Replacement of Wooden day. • a pound. Tuesday Of this week they ton, Echo and Stanfield between field Tuesday visiting friends and Opal Stockard who has been visit reported to Willis Lickleider, ass eptember 17-20, to address meet relatives. Farmers Allowed to Retain System with steel ripe entaued ing her brother and family Mr. and istant from the SERA offices in ings to explain the R.E.A., but that Business visitors in Pendleton this Mrs. Paul Stockard in Corvallis this no confirmation of these dates had week were Lee Connor, Curtis Rhea Land as Tanant. Pendleton, that it was impossible to Additional UOSt. summer, returned home Monday. and son Bob. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hos make a $1,00 a day working in the been secured. Robert Idler of La Grande is Upon receipt of word from Mr. kins and daughter Bytha. hops and that their hop tickets were The new Frazier-Lemke bill has UB of lermisiou nas isSH** spending the week at the W. L. Dick not being cashed. Upon investiga Price letters will be sent to all in Miss Bytha Hoskins entertained been approved by the President and "h ë pige 2aeaa.it son home. terested parties giving definite Wednesday evEling at a slumber is now a law. It is very much like Mrs. Elbert Hutchison, who has tion it was revealed that most pick dates and hours of meetings. party in honor 6f LaVada Nudo, who the old measure with the features been visiting in Pendleton, returned ers were making a nominal wage The group also voted to purchase will leave soön for Portland to at left out that were the basis of the and that all tickets were being cash Ior home Thursday. a portable motion picture machine tend beauty school. Invited guests Jack Allen was a Sunday visitor ed promptly. The workers were not to use in the grange and farm pro were Martti Thorsen. Doris Greene, supreme court decision that made put back on relief work since it the old law unconstitunal. at the John Conrad home. gram. Support of the Umatilla rap- Dorothy White, LaVerne Thorsen, The law provides tor a three year and Mrs. C. E. Hughes visit was stopped in all sections of the ids dam program was also assured. Doris Hutton, Marian Sturdivant, ing a total oi +2,VUV tnat I" ed Mr. state until after hop harvest is over. morotorium and a reappraisal of the in Stanfield Friday afternoon. Mary Rhea and the honoree. securities. The farmer is allowed to parn on tue original sun, anuay, Mr. Lockridge’s kiln is running Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson and Dena Lee Gabriel had the misfor retain possession of his farm lands aing a total mueoceuness aganust the sons Philip and Floyd and daughter full blast and bales are being turn- BESTS RETURN FROM FOUR tune to fracture her arm Monday but must pay a reasonal rental to city of $23,000. Mary, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Osborn of ed out daily. while playing at school. the Federal court, to be used in pay During tue period between 1911 Hermiston, Paul Miller of Stanfield Some of the finest hops ever grown WEEKS MOTOR TRIP Miss Marian Sturdivant was a ment of taxes and priority claims. Marijane Hammer and Margurite, in baby hops are said to be found in ana 1935, IU« city uas paid Returning September 3 from a four dinner guest of Bytha Hoskins Sun The law is made as an amendment interest alone approxuatesy Richard, Ernest Rainwater, Frances the Dixon yard in Columbia. week's motor trip which took them day. Bytha will leave soon for Cor to Sec. 75 which provided a five During tue later part of tne Per and Harold Rainwater of Butter into British Columbia and as far vallis where she will attend Oregon year morotorium, and which was sod me city has reount ine pig. WANC5 Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Davis, GALENA ORE FOUND east as Minneapolis, Mr. and Mrs. State college the coming year. not contested in the courts. Under I C. M. Best tell of some interesting en uai 2 nel“ § and Gloria and Viola Pelletier en Mr. and Mrs. Cronkiet, who were this law a conciliation commissioner joyed a swim in the Columbia river WHILE DIGGING BASEMENT sights and experiences. In the Dak- recently married, arrived in Stan was appointed and this official still Sunday afternoon. taznang a I otas and sections of Iowa rust in- field Monday to make their home. remains in office and acts as referee Visitors at the L. Hammer home On display in the Herald office | tested wheat is being burned in the They have purchased the variety under the administration of the Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Baxter window is a 15 pound piece of gal ' fields as soon as it ripens: at Spen- Farmer’s relief measures. Some store. a water supply system tor tue city Hutchison and daughter Lois, Mrs. ena ore found yesterday by Virgil cer, Iowa, the country suffered from Twe]ve new members have been amendments have been made to Sec. Alpha Christley and Dell Christley, Smith in digging a basement under a penetrating frost; and at Yellow- of Hermiston. 75 which clarifies some of the am As it now stands Hermiston owes Jerry Skeen, Mrs. Hughes, Jim Arn his house on east Main street. stone National Park they saw many added to the Stanfield band. $28,00v and uas a complete water berg and Margurite. Frances, Rich- The Monday bridge club met at biguous clauses and all cases start This cropping shows a large per- beautiful sights as they motored ed under the old Frazier-Lemke law system ol steel mains. All tnav.8 ard, Ernest and Harold Rainwater, centage of lead and silver and prob- through every section, the home of Mrs. C. M. McCall. are reinstated to the same position and Mrs. Tom Wilson and daughter ably carries gold and copper and | ien oi tue tiret system are tne of Word has been received here The Bests went by way of Spok- in the courts as held when th law pugs and the reservoir, and tne rex Mary and Mrs. Borders. other minerals. Except on two cor- ane into British olumbia. to Leth- the engagement of E. W. Hoosier to Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Cable and ners broken off by the pick the ore ridge and Swife Current where they Murial Bowes Hallowell of Boston. was found unconstitutional. ervoir nouse nas a new root, The measure is characterized as a urteilt system can be operated tor Mrs. Wm. Mikesell returned home is smooth and water worn which | headed directly north to near Buff Mr. Hoosier is a son of Mr. and Mrs. "breathing spell” by Senator Fraz- from Salem early this week where O. M. Hoosier. , shows that it was carried probably alo National Park to visit Mr. Best ’ s RpeXOMnaceny one hait ine 1er, for the farmer in distress, operating tue oiu, and nas a capaci they have been visiting relatives and hundreds of miles from the mother sister. Leaving there they took a A large group of friends charivari- and Is held to be fair to the credit- iy ior more than twice tne present attending the state fair. lode during the glacial period. This southeasterly route to Fargo North ed Mr. and Mrs. Tom Able Jr. last ors’ Interests in thé preservation of Mr. and Mrs. McKenney and Mr. sort of find in the mountains would Dakota, to visit Mrs. Best’s mother Wednesday evening. They were mar population of Hermiston. the farmer. U. 8. Senator Borah, and Mrs. Blair visited at the J. Con start a rush of miners serching for and sister. ried in Yakima a week ago. who is renouned on constitutional During the first halt of this quar rad home Sunday evening. .the main structure but Mr. Smith, The trip was not unpleasantly hot Clyde Kennison and Byron Brown law has pronouncer the present ter oi a century, water to users was Jack Coons of Pasco visited at the who is a miner, has no idea of sink- | except through the Dokotas and were business visitors in Pendleton measure as safe from adverse sup supplied at a cheaper rate and ne H. Hooker home this week. ing a shaft, or driving a tunnel or Wyoming they said. After return- reme court action. Farmers must deniciency made up in arect.axa Mr. and Mrs. John Conrad anad even starting sluicing gravel on his j ing they say the state of Oregon is Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Meyer attended file their cases before the concilia lion against the property owners: family were Sunday dinner guests at lots. a wonderful state in which to live. tion commissioner of the county the Missouri picnic in Walla Walla The latter part oi the period,, the R. L. Addleman home. This specimen adds another link I ----------- ----- -------------- where he lives or where his land is water system was made to stand on Mr. and Mrs. Trumbull and son Sunday. located. When he does this all of own resources, and a minimum Bob of Hermiston, and Woodruth Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hutton were his property wherever located is RECEPTION charge to water users was set at Gifford of Stanfield, visited at the here from Ukiah Tuesday visiting near Hermiston a few years ago, a FOR TEACHERS SEPTEMBER 18 placed under control of the Federal 33 per month. During the period the Casady home Sunday. their parents. Court but the farmer remans in number of users has been near 200, Mrs. Alpha Christley, Jerry Skeen. study was made of Dr. Thomas Con Miss Marian Sturdivant and Mary possession. All suits both public The T. P. A. will hold its annual or which a considerable number used Mrs. Borders and Dell Christley don's work on geology while he was Rhea were business visitors in Her- and private, if already initated, can an excess of the minimum and with visited Mr. and Mrs. David Arnot professor at the University of Ore Teacher-Parent reception Wednes- miston Tuesday evening. gon, and the oil well, as also this day, September 18, at the Odd Fel not be maintained and no new suits the caretui uses ot this income has Sunday afternoon. The Valter Rebekah Lodge held of any kind can be started. This Mr. and Mrs. H. Hooker were specimen, contributed to the proof low ball. The community extends a been brought about the present business visitors in Walla Walla of how well the great scientist i cordial invitation to all parents and its regular meeting in the I. O. O. F. applies to foreclosures, period of re sound condition of the water knew his geology. teachers and urge them to he pres- fraternal hall Monday evening. There demption. both of mortgages or con as well as the good financial stand Wednesday. were ten members present. A letter tracts, private debts, taxes, liens, His books stated that the forma ent. ing of the city. tions here were formed by consecu Parents are asked to accompany was read from Sister Cora E. Heaton, chattel mortgages, crop agreements LOCAL GIRLS WIN GRAND Interest has always been paid tive eras of volcanic and alluvial their child if allowed to attend the of Hillsboro, Or., president of the and any form of indebtedness. A full text of the new law may promptly and the new installations CHAMPION PRIZE action. The periods extended over reception. A unique program is being Oregon Chapter, stating that she many millions of years. The drill arranged and glimpses of the Family will visit the Valter lodge September be secured by writing to the office and repairs bought at lowest 23. The Hermiston lodge has been of a senator or congressman in that cash could command, for e showed first the gravel and sand on Miss Margaret Clarke and Miss the surface as water glacial forma Album of Hermiston will be seen by invited to attend. Washington. In writing application ample the new steel mains were pur those present. Refreshments will Helen Jendrzejewski received word tion. Then came about 80 feet of should also be made for the law chased at a very low figure be served following the conclusion known as Sec. 75, Farmers Agricul of the depression at its worst per- today that they were awarder grand basaltic or lava flow. Beneath this of the program. tural Composition and Extension lod, and considerable labor has been champion prize for the best demon was a like strata of alluvial gravel Relate Trip to San Diego. Act, to which ti ' ' secured through relief sources. Dur stration given In either cooking, can and clay from the Blue Mountains. N+P+ ning or sewing divisions at the Returning early this week from a endment and both are necessary in ing part of the time some losses in Following this beneath, was another BETTER HOUSING SURVEY lilt L-- “ 7 07 " state fair in Salem last week. They three weeks’ motor trip to San Diego, a case before the court. ins Par" were war sustained sustained because flow of like depth of lava and an collections also won first piace in their canning other deposit of clay and gravel, and POINTS TO IMPROVEMENTS Calif., Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie of the depression conditions. demonstration. and son Frank, and Mrs. G. R. in these were foud petrified wood and The Better Housing survey which O'Daniel, were enthusiastic over the PETER S. NEADEAU DIES The girls have been coached by smooth stones polished by erosion Interest rates have been six per is being directed by the Multnomah many scenic and interesting places Mrs. W. A. Hineline, leader of the cent and now refunding of IN PENDLETON AUGUST 29. girls 4-H club cooking and canning much the same as this piece of gal county committee, with the aid of visited. Enroute to San Diego they debtedness is being ena of a much later geological date. tion at a lower rate, if possible at clubs in this end of the county. Heavy colors of oil was found be SERA workers, was productive of motored over the Redwood highway Peter S. Neadeau, 85, passed away Both are ardent workers in 4-H club neath both alluvial clays which 153 repair and modernization jobs and returned by way of the Pacific in a Pendleton hospital Thursday, four per cent, which would, during August, according to report highway. August 29, and was buried in the the interest charge by one third or work and have won previous prizes 3480 on the remaining $23,°0e at the Umatilla Project Flair and formed an impervious covering and made to Jamieson Parker, state dir After attending the exposition Hermiston cemetery Sunday, Sep ector of the Federal Housing Admis- collected the gasses or oils from tax valuation of the city is $ • state fair. they visited the famous in tember 1. Funeral services were uncovered was estimated at $59,054. Mexico, and later spent Caliente This year Helen won second in the sources below. 382, and the estimated real value a week in held from the Methodist church with Grand total of all such projects de nearly 3600,000 which furnishes a Ball special division in canning and the Elcahon valley noted for its cit- Rev. R. R. Finkbeiner conducting veloped since the beginning of the rus fruit. At Berkley they visited the service. very sound basis for the very best Margaret second in the bread bak- DeMoss Five Years As Teacher. Multnomah county survey was es ing. Mr. Neadeau was born of French- conditions for a new loan. the homes in the motion picture col- Harvey DeMoss, who was recently timated as *1,523,452. The present ony. Many beautiful scenic spots Canadian parents, in Quebec, Cana survey is in the nature of a re-check When the old system was installed appointed acting post master for were visited in Yosemite National da, February 27. 1850, where he steel mains were high priced and Hermiston, is well qualified for the and was carried on during August Park. At Long Beach they visited lived until the age of 16 years when HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Thompson and Prescott streets. the city charter and state laws were position. He has had five years ex Mrs. Marian Harvey and family who he came to Seattle, Wn. Here he re such that the city could not bond Total volume of modernization formerly lived here, and other friends sided for 20 years. Later the fami perience as a teacher after gradu itself for the necessary sum to lay and repair work undertaken in ating from the Eastern Oregon Nor and relatives. They also explored the ly moved to the Hermiston project The returns from the elections steel. The city employed very com held by each class Thursday during mal. and has taken additional work Portland during August, as indicat famous old Missions in that section. to make their home for 24 years. petent engineers at that ed by building permits issued, was at the University of Oregon. He was Five children and two brothers One of the most Interestin and Period are as follows: was assured that wooden, treated Activity Seniors—President, Kenneth Kneer principal of the grade school at 292 projects having an aggregate scenic trips, they believe, was over survive Mr. Neadeau. The children mains would last 100 years, and Vice President. Harold Rainwater; Reith for two years and principal of value of $192,052. Jobs averaged the Silver Strand road and Coronados are: Mark Neadeau, San Francisco, give excellent service. A well was the grades at Hardman for the past $659 in amount. ferry leading Into Mexico. At San Calif.; Theodore Neadeau, Hermis- driven at Main and Third street and Secretary. June Richards; and Treas two years while his first year was In addition, permits were issued Diego they had a glimpse of the U. ton Mrs. Rose Samson, Reith, Ore.; ure. Charlotte Ralph. Charlotte had water was pumped directly into the Mrs. Guy Ferguson, Portland, Napo the distinction of being unaminous- spent in the home school at Cold for 26 dwellings. 47 small garages 8. Navy fleet. * mains. For this, or other reasons the ely leon Neadeau, Pendleton; and the and 15 out buildings. Total for the chosen. Springs. system began to leak heavily and 50 brothers are Geo. Neadeau, Portland month of all building was 3299,520, Juniors—President, Bill Harris; per cent more water was pumped on Vice and Mitchell Neadeau, Edmonton. a gain of 373.490 over July. President. Earnest Rainwater; DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY: the joints and bursted cracks in the Secretary and Treasurer, Bonnie TOWNSEND MEETING Average amount of modernization lines, and finally the wood began to Lamberson. Thursday evening. September 17. jobs during July was 3338, average OREGON MOTORING SAFER Good Canning Needs Pattern decay—a condition not expected by Sophomores—President Ed Hall; Union Church 8 p. m. Interesting cost of new dwellings was $3,760. the early engineers in the soil here. Vice President. Lawernce Hunt; Charles H. Martin, as Governor The year’s canning program, like The heavy expense of operating such Secretary. Helen Ralph; Treasurer, program of music and entertain in August and 33,945 in July for the of Oregon, and President of the Milady's gown, must follow an ac 17 undertakings during that month. Association of Oregon, commends a system compelled a change and Stuart Rankin; Sargant-at Arms. ment. curate pattern or it may turn out gradually the mayor and city coun the motorists of our state for their too large some places and too small Follett. cil have financed and reinstalled the Bob care and consideration during the in others, says Miss Lucy A. Case, Freshman—President Glenn El present complete and highly satis- wood: Vice President. Ralph Marble: 7928075251222 Labor Day driving, resulting in no extension specialist in foods and nu deaths, few Injuries and of little factory system. tritions at O.8.C. Secretary. Geraldine Mullins: Trees- damage to properties during this A garment pattern must fit the A new well was drilled at Her urer, Virginia Wells. period when there was more traffic individual and the canning pattern Torch Honor—President, Char- miston Butte and water was pumped on our highways than in anp other must fit the family, she says. Other directly into the mains. Later the lotte Ralph; Vice President, Helen period during the entire year. The wise there may be too many jars large mains were renewed and fin Dunning; Secretary and Treasurer. governor feeis that Oregon nas a re of corn and too few of peas and ally all the smaller ones used In Dorothy Conrad. cord of which every citizen may and greens, or some simular situa- Torch Honor committee apponted carrying water throughout the long well be proud He gives much distances of the town were replaced. by the newly elected president, Char t credit for this record to the efforts tion. Two guide patterns to assist Ore The + the system Is lotte Ralph, to decide on a means to of the newspapers of the state gon homemakers in this respect essity of sup- earn money with which to buy pins Judges for all divisions have been specialist, will judge the farm crops which have freely and willingly have been prepared by Miss Case id el y spread was as follows: Margaret Clarke, plying given hundreds of thousands of doll early promo- Irene Kennings and Nina Ray Mc secured for the Umatilla Project fair, division; W. H. Worden, assistant ars worth of space to the education and are available free from the col town < lege or county extension officers. September 27-28, according to an poultry specialist for Crown Mills of when it was Culley. tion o Opal Stockard, who has been visit nouncement made by Assistant Coun Portland, will judge the poultry; of warnings to the public In safe These are H. E. 753, "Suggested >n would be- 100. In most ing her brother In Corvallis, return ty Agent W. A. Sawyer, at a fair L. J. Allen, assistant 4-H club lead driving and walking. The press has ned and Stored Food Budget.” come ! board meeting last Saturday night. er of O.8.C. will judge club livestock; not only initiated safety campaigns, Plan for Family Food Supply:” and sncy in over- ed to school Tuesday. cities An invitation committee was ap Among other things the fair and Miss Helen Cowgill, assistant but has unselfishly assisted every Extension Bulletin No. 461, "Can J are paid out head c___ . organization and association whose ned and Stored Food Budget." of the general tax fund, and prop- pointed last Thursday by the presi hoard stresses the necessity of hav state home economics club leader, purpose has been to make our erty owners should give strong ap- dent Ed Hall. The committee includ ing all entries registered with the will judge the home economics divi streets and highways safe. sion. es aWyne Linder, Leah Harris. Thel secretary not later than 5:00 P. M Dads for their provai to the city Our Chief Executive thanks the ma Swarner and C. O. Marble. Saturday, September 26. This rule The flower division will be jud public achievement. Supt. and Mrs. R. H. McAtee en will be inforced to' the letter this ged by Mr. Forshaw of Pendleton press for its cooperation with the ALONG THE CONCRETE tertained members of the faculty year with no exceptions and any en and E. R. Shires of Stanfield will program of the Automobile Accident Prevention Association of Oregon, at their home last Friday. tries brought in for registration judge the honey division. Warners Leave for New York. of which he la president, tor with Grade school season tickets will later than the specified date and Many new varieties have been en sell tor 35c, and adults at 75c. The time will be witheld from exhibition. tered In the premium list this year out the assistance of the press, the Al Bolstad playing pranks on Al Association could not have secured early last week on a six weeks’ student council also decided to hold All registrations will be completed in the farm crops division, of which wishes to thank and complement all Hanks, recent bridegroom of the motor ttrlp to New York City a party each month in ths year ex the day before the fair opens and W. o. Rodda is superintendent. other organisations whose efforts Pendleton Baking company. and Phildelphia. They plan to visit cept September and May. the officials of the fair board will Mr. Rodda believes that there will Burnham'a store Is going in for Exhibits at the Umatilla Project be free to look after the numerous be a fine display this year and has helped to make driving and walking bigger and better beef cows. A fine relatives is eastern potato and will safer for the citisene of Oregon and be guests of Mr. Warner’s brother. fair will not only ba displayed by other activities about the grounds. secured the promise of several in urges them to continue their good illustration on the window told that the Hermiston school all "this is no bull." Someone agreeably Joseph Bollanger, Morrow county dividual farm crops displays. la coach at Temple University. Mr. school in this district. Superintendents of the other div- by hard work and continuous effort erased the "no." WAUpuoU and J. cotai of in round Eire cost, QL Ns EIon “woloica on’stor &‘ drilli P. T. A. WILL HOLD system figure" because this in given considera, reduce time and FOR PROJECT FAIR SEPT. 27-28 Ye Ed is in the moneyed class that automobil« accidents can be running high and plans ara shaping made ths exception rather than the since driving a Ford "Whoople.” In other words a big open job.
