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VOLUME XXX
NUMBER 28
HERMISTON, UMATILLA
ODD FELLOWS ATTEND
DISTRICT CONVENTION
PENDLETON SATURDAY ♦
BOY
SCOUT
BENEFIT
COUNTY.
OREGON,
DANCE POWER CO-OPERATIVE ELECTS
MARCH 17TH.
J. M. BIGGS FILES FOR JOINT
♦ TEMPORARY OFFICERS TUESDAY SENATORIAL NOMINATION.
. .
.. ■ -
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
MARCH 5. 1936
OREGON ADVANCES AS BUTTER
MAKER IN 1935.
CANDIDATES TOSS
HATS IN COUNTY
POLITICAL RING
The Umatilla-Morrow Power Co-
The following announcement was
A recent statement made by
operative was organized Tuesday af taken from the La Grande Evening
M. Mortensen of the Iowa Ag ♦
ternoon in the office of Assistant Observer of February 28:
ricultural college says that
County Agent W. A. Sawyer, with
“The first move toward solving
“Oregon has become an impor ♦
Alpha Christley as chairman and R. the state senatorial situation from
tant butter producer the past
G. Penney as secretary. The orga the Union-Wallowa district was ♦ few years.
♦
nization will make application to made today in Salem, when J. M.
"Its A, B and C grades
the
federal
government
for
con
Biggs,
La
Grande
republican,
filed
which
move
into
consuming
♦
BOARDMAN MEMBER SELECTED ♦
ONE OR MORE APPLICANTS FOR
struction of rural electrification with the state department his can
channels are a long step ahead ♦
♦
lines
in
this
district
for
which
sur
didacy
for
his
party
nomination.
the
country
generally,
”
he
of
AS PRESIDENT.
EACH VACANCY.
♦ veys of potential users have been
“He is the first to make a definite ♦ said. “The harmony existing ♦
made
and
reports
and
maps
will
be
♦
between
the
Agricultural
col
♦
♦
♦
move in this race. Senator Henry
Large Delegation Attends from Her
Assessor and District Attorney Drop
♦
♦ completed this week.
Hess, La Grande democrat, incum ❖ lege, the state department of
Application
for
rural
electrifica
♦
bent, was in Portland and could not ❖ agriculture and the butter pro
miston to Present Degree
Out of Race; Judge and Com
ducers means a lot to bring
♦
♦ tion line construction must be made be reached for an interview.
through an organization which jus-
Oregon
to
its
present
high
po
Work.
♦
missioner’s Post Popular.
“Previously, it has been reported
tifies the forming of such a tempo- that
as a quality butter pro ♦
Senator Hess had been urged ♦ sition
rary
set-up.
ducer."
♦
Sixteen lodges in Umatilla and
to run for attorney general of Ore
Additional filings for offices in
With the exception of 80 or 100 gon, and it was rumored that until
Morrow counties were represented
county politics were made the past
includ-
families
who
have
not
been
♦
at the Odd Fellow district conven
he reached a decision in this mat
week and candidates are moving to
♦ ed in the survey, there is now esti ter. he would remain silent as to THE BRAT” DRAWS FAIR HOUSE the
tion held in Pendleton Saturday, ♦
battle front.
mated
to
be
prospects
for
an
annual
his plans in connection with his
February 29. An attendance of 300
Everett J. King, a farmer north
consumption
of
899,940
kilowat
AT
SECOND
PERFORMANCE
present position. Whether he will
Odd Fellows was registered at the
of Pendleton, has filed for the posi-
hours of power. There are 356 po seek re-election is unknown.
WPA PROJECTS MAINTAIN
twenty-second annual convention.
tion of county commissioner now
tential
users
listed,
1755
rooms.
The
second
performance
of
“
The
filled by William Meiners whose
During the business session which LARGE LOCAL PAYROLL
Mr. Biggs, formerly of Hermiston,
27
6
dairy
barns,
208
poultry
hous
Brat,
”
drew
a
fair
house
Wednes
term expires this year. Mr. King, a
extended through the afternoon and
was department commander of the
es and 417 miscellaneous buildings. American
Legion of Oregon in 1930- day night at the Oasis theatre. The republican, has chosen as his slogan,
evening, George Wicklander of
The
number
of
electrical
applian
production
was
presented
by
mem
Two WPA projects now underway
"Business administration of county
Boardman was elected president;
31, and is well known throughout
Everett King of Pendleton, vice in Hermiston, the construction of ces listed as follows: 96 ranges, 76 the state as well as in this district. bers of the senior class February 20 affairs."
water
heaters,
26
mangles,
152
re
and
was
repeated
after
numerous
"His campaign slogan filed in Sa
president; D. W. Davis of Echo, sec the Hermiston Union high school
Mr. Meiners, it is reported, may
retary; and E. P. Pearson of Echo, building and the work on the Her frigerators. 208 electric water sys lem today was: "Business man, pub requests for a second performance be expected to run again for the
tems,
276
radios,
221
washing
ma
had
been
received.
miston
Community
park
project,
are
lisher and farmer. Knows the need
treasurer. Appointive offices were
office.
maintaining large payrolls for Her chines, 260 electric irons, 66 vac of the district."
Three changes in the cast were
selected throughout the district.
R. E. Bean of Freewater, a com-
uum
cleaners,
166
toasters,
135
miston.
made
due
to
illness,
These
were
re-
missioner for 12 years, has filed for
In the afternoon session the ad
waffle
irons.
In
the
farm
power
placed
by
Marnie
Smith
for
Jo
the position which Mr. Meiners va
Work on the park was resumed In
dress of welcome was given by F. A.
there were 56 feed grind
Ellen Mopps as the Bishop’s wife, cates. Mr. Bean left his commis
Final Shot Gun Rabbit Drive.
Frazier of Pendleton, which was re full Monday with a crew of thirty equipment
ers,
39
milking
machines,
121
utili
Barbara
Reid
for
Mary
Burnham
as
sioner's chair in 1933. His candi
sponded to by Curtis Simons of Her men and four, four-horse teams ty motors, 140 cream separators, 23
The final shot gun rabbit drive of the housekeeper, and Helen Ralph dacy was announced this week'.
miston, S.D.D.G.M. Francis M. Sex moving dirt tn the process of level incubators and 52 brooders.
the
season
will
be
held
Sunday
af
for
Carrie
Lage
as
the
Bishop
’
s
ton, grand master, followed with an ing in the east end of the park. The
William Harvey of the Columbia
Application for federal funds will ternoon near the Cold Springs reser small daughter.
inspiring address pointing out that terraced portion on the west end
school near Hermiston has filed by
voir,
under
the
supervision
of
Roy
be
made
within
a
short
time,
or
at
The
performance
was
equally
as
the convention was visited by the near the club house has been sodded
petition for the county school sup
Hale of Hermiston. Anyone wishing
largest delegation of grand lodge and rye grass seed has been sown the completion of the plotted maps to take part should get in touch well presented as previously and erintendent's position. Mr. Harvey
which
must
be
presented
with
the
the
entire
cast
worked
together
officers ever present in the history on the firsi level. Locust trees have
has been in Umatilla county schools
with Mr. Hale Saturday evening or splendidly.
of the district convention. Every el been planted along the line of fence application. W. A. Sawyer, assis Sunday morning.
for some 10 years, and is 36 years
tant
county
agent,
has
been
working
Cast
of
characters
included
Max
ective office of the grand lodge of running north and south to the lake.
of age.
out
the
maps
following
the
comple
ine
Paul
as
“
The
Brat,
”
Ruth
Dodd,
Oregon was present, he said. He also
J. A. Yeager has filed his inten
Construction work on the high
June Richards, Marnie Smith, Helen tion to run for reelection as county
told of joint meetings held at Her school building started In full this tion of the survey made by farmers
Masons
to
Athena.
in
the
various
districts.
Ralph.
Barbara
Reid,
Bill
Jackson,
miston, lone. Pilot Rock and Free week after a thirty day delay be
school superintendent.
water during the week in company cause of zero weather. Concrete
Members of the Hermiston Mason- Harold Throop, Deverde Elwood and
A. C. McIntyre, a republican and
Herbert
Skovbo.
with Curtis Simons, S.D.D.G.M., of pouring is expected to start by the OFFICIAL VISIT MADE BY
ic lodge plan to visit the Athena
deputy district attorney has filed his
Hermiston.
A sextet furnished music between intention to run for the district at
lodge Saturday night in a joint
first of the week.*
EASTERN STAR OFFICERS
meeting. Last week approximately acts. They were Guy Jeppe, Paul torney’s position. Concurrent with
In the evening a beautiful drill
Men on the Job are working eight
fifty were present at a meeting Marble, Herbert Skovbo, Alton Sis that announcement was the decla
was given by the Umatilla Encamp- hours a day, but not more than 130
The Queen Esther Chapter of the here with representatives present son, Archie Fry and Deverde El ration of C. C. Proebstel, present
ment No. 17, and also by the Paul- hours in any one month. All men Eastern
Star entertained state offi- from Athena. Umatilla, Echo, Helix, wood.
district attorney, that he would not
ine Rebekah lodge of Pendleton. The now working as common laborers on cers on their
be a candidate for reelection.
official visit to the Stanfield and Pendleton. “The Trav
the job are from Hermiston
latter drill was carried oft in a re
The state representative’s seat
local order Monday night of this eling Trowel.” will be presented by
one
of
the
visiting
lodges.
week. Mrs. Myrtle B. Peterson of
which will be left vacant by James
markable way and was enhanced by
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Ontario, associate grand matron of
H. E. Scott, who has been seriously
attractive costumes.
LIST OF POPULARITY CONTEST
the grand chapter of Oregon was one
ill, does not have an announced
06$88896280*0
Exemplification of the first de
HOSPITAL NOTES
of the honored guests. Others pres-
candidate.
gree was given by Vineyard Lodge CANDIDATES INCREASES
Bonnie Jean Follett is now acting
ent were Mrs. Nettie Sloan of Stan-
However, it is understood that W.
No. 206 of Hermiston, at which five
resignation
as
treasurer
due
to
the
Miss
Alice
Dunn,
who
underwent
of
Colo-
S. Caverhill, a republican, and C. D.
Interest in the popularity contest field, grand representative
candidates from Boardman, and one being put on by the Centenniel rado, and Mrs. Vashta King of Echo, an operation for appendicitis re- pt Bonnie Lamberson. treasurer- Hobbs, a democrat, both of Milton,
cently, left for her home in Wallula elect. A special election has been will run for the representative's
from Hermiston were presented with Flouring Mills company In the dist worthy matron of Helix.
called for Thursday afternoon with
The officers conducted a school of this week,
the first degree work. A delegation rict served by Hermiston, is increas
Bonnie Jean and Ernest Rainwater chair.
Henry Dorn of Echo is a medical as
Bruce Shangle, a democrat of
of 25 members was present from the ing and there are now 22 candida instruction which was followed by
nominees for the position.
patient in the hospital.
Milton, has announced that he will
tes.
The lady winning the first a social hour.
Miss Margaret Elliott, english in not
Hermiston lodge.
run for representative.
prize will be presented with a beau
6 Mrs. Cleghorn of Echo, who is a structor, was unable to conduct her
Grand lodge officers present were tiful Elgin wrist watch, and the
Carl Chambers of Pendleton and
League Conference at Heppner.
medical patient, is getting along classes Monday because of illness.
Elliott of Milton. republicans.
F. M. Sexton, The Dalles, grand second prize winner will receive a
Miss Esther Sibert, commercial in T. C. J.
The eleventh annual Epworth nicely.
B. Perry of Pendleton
master; Ray H. Gibbs. Gresham, ladiestoilet set. Both of these prizes League mid-year institute of the
structor, was unable to attend her and
Mrs.
Margaret
Carter,
mother
of
deputy grand master; Judge H. A. are now on display in the Hermis Methodist Episcopal church will be Mrs. Laura Morris, Is a medical pa classes Tuesday because of illness. democrat, are candidates for county
Judge.
Coach Hal Hatton has a group of
Zimmerman. Astoria, grand warden; ton Herald office window.
held at Heppner. Ore., on March
Jack Marin will run for sheriff
Fern Lindner heads the list with 13th to 15th. The theme will be tient in the hospital.
boys on the athletic field each day
W. A. Morand. Portland, grand sec 8000
votes, with Eleanor Dawson “Christian Youth In an Un-Christian
Visiting hours at the hospital during activity period geting in against Bob Goad, present sheriff.
E. B. Casteel is a candidate for
retary; J. H. Nelson, McMinnville, second with 5000 votes. Others are
” Four classes of four per have been established between the practice for the baseball season. The reelection to the county clerk’s of
grand treasurer; G. T. Winslow, listed consecutively: Margaret Ham World.
hours
of
two
and
four
in
the
after-
girls
are
also
doing
some
practicing
iods each will be conducted during
Tillamook, and Charles Poole, Eu mill, Stanfield, and Gladys Elwood, the conference, A delegation from noon and seven and nine In the eve and having a lot of fun while doing fice.
O. F. Steele will not be a candi
Hermiston,
3000;
Rose
Hoosier.
it.
gene, grand representative to the
the Hermiston Methodist church ning.
for reelection to the office of
Opal Lake and Maxine plan to attend, and delegations are
The Hermiston Unit of the Ameri date
The large light in the surgery has
sovereign grand lodge; Joseph Eck Stanfield,
Mead, Hermiston, 2000; The fol expected to be present from all been moved in order to allow more can Legion Auxiliary donated $5.00 county assessor. It is rumored that
ley. Portland, grand marshall; Grant lowing candidates have 1000 votes league chapters on the south to Kla-
Bob Witherell, employed in Mr.
toward the purchase of lunch tickets Steele
room.
’s office, will be a candidate.
Murphy, Stayton. grand conductor; each: Esther Jones, Imogene Wilson, math Falls and to The Dalles on the
for pupils who were unable to make
lie-seeding of the lawn on the the purchases themselves.
Carl Engdahl has not yet an
Earl Shank, Hood River, grand mar Virginia Compton, Loraine Dilla- north, and from Hood River on the
hospital grounds will be started this
whether he will be a candi
shall, sovereign grand lodge; Geo. bough, Clara Ruff, Marjorie Brown, west to Pendleton on the east.
David Arnott, Bob Henderson and nounced
week.
for reelection to the represen
Clement Stockard, all graduates of date
W. Haw, Portland, and Joe Schweit Boardman; Maxine Paul, Lois Hut-
tative’s seat, nor has J. G. Barrett
the Hermiston high school, are serv of
zer, Portland, P.G.R.; Pat Foley chison, Gladys Driscoll, Mrs. J. A.
announced whether he
ing on the staff of a magazine short will Heppner
run again for the joint sena
Clarke, Mrs. Guy Amsberry, Mrs.
grand guardian.
story publication being printed on torship.
Boardman will be the convention Curtis Simons, Mildred Phelps, all
the campus at Oregon State college.
All three are students at O.S.C.
of Hermiston; Francis Madison and
city for 1937.
WM. HARVEY CANDIDATE FOR
Marie Healy. Echo.
COUNTY SCHOOL SUPT.
Votes may be entered at the Farm
LEGION AUXILIARY NOTES
FINAL RITES FOR FLORENCE
Bureau Co-operative between now
1
Wm. M. Harvey of the Columbia
and the close of the contest April I 18.
Hermiston Unit No. 37 met on
B. CONNOR AT STANFIELD.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mackan of Her- Thursday, February 27 at the home school district was In Pendleton
The district basketball tourna-
ment was held Friday and Saturday miston were guests at the Kruse of Mrs. Alice Stone. Mrs. Roy Pen Saturday making arrangements to
Final rites for Mrs. Florence B.
at Arlington. Boardman won dis- home for dinner Sunday, They visi- ney and Mrs. Claude Baker of Stan file his name for County School Sup
Connor were held at Stanfield Mon MUSICAL RECITAL FRIDAY
erintendent by petition.
trict championship and received the ted at the Ransier home in the af- field served as hostesses.
day, March 2, with members of the
Mr. Harvey is 36 years old, a
silver cup. The scores were as fol- ternoon.
It was voted at this meeting to World
Queen Esther Chapter. Order of AT HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING
War veteran and has a fami-
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Huff and contribute $5.00 to the T. P. A. for
lows: Boardman and Umatilla 24-
Eastern Star of Hermiston conduct
A musical recital will be given 31; Arlington and Boardman 24-25: family visited friends in Boardman the purpose of serving hot lunches ly of two children. He has taught
ing a beautiful service. Mrs. Con
twelve of his fourteen years in this
and Boardman 19-37, all in Thursday.
to those children who might other county,
nor passed away February 29th at at the high school auditorium Fri- Condon
and Is widely known for his
Boardman's three basketball
1
teams wise be forced to go without.
favor of Boardman. A large crowd
St. Anthony’s hospital in Pendleton. day. March 6th, at 8:00 o’clock in of
successful performance of
i
duties.
Boardman people attended the went to Arlington Monday night
Rev. Jesse W. Griffiths was in the evening by the piano pupils of tournament.
It
was
also
decided
to
give
a
par
where they were defeated In all ty soon for the high school students his ability, character and fair sense
charge of the service conducted at Mise Golda Mumma. assisted by high
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Thorpe and three games. The scores were as and the cast who took part in "The of justice.
the Hope Presbyterian church at school choruses and orchestra.
An act passed by the last State
The program will be presented as Harry Thorpe motored to Hermiston follows: first team i 25-27, second Road to Glory.” A party for the
2:00 o'clock in the afternoon.
Monday to bring Clifford Thorpe team 13-22, and grade school 10-19. younger children who took part will Legislature provides tor the non-
In the death of Mrs. Connor there follows:
partisan nomination and election of
Wheeler home from the hospital where he Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. be given later.
passed one of those fine pioneer wo On the Wing .............
County School Superintendents al
. Wheeler has been for the past month, being Ed Ingles, Clara Ruff, Mary Har-
The
matter
of
some
activity
com-
men who played heroic roles in the Reign of the Roses ....
ney. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Ranney, memorating the Legion’s birthday, most Identical to that employed in
treated for a broken leg.
Orchestra
building of America. Born Novem
Partlow and family, Mr. and March 17, was discussed and left to the non-partisan judiciary law.
Spence
Mr. Alt was in Pendleton on bus- Paul
ber 3, 1858, in Alton, Illinois, her Marche Militaire ........
Mrs. Black, Theron Anderson. Mr. be
Marie Skovbo, Helen Dunning
iness Tuesday.
decided later.
people were among the first settlers
and Mrs. J. F. Gorham and family,
Weather Report.
Jim Agee was in Boardman on Virginia
The next meeting will be held at
in that state. They came original The Band is Playing Dixie-Williams
Compton,
Laverne
Baker
Bobby Attebury
business Tuesday.
the club house on March 12, at 8:00 Date
ly from Virginia and many of their
Max. Min.
Ayers.
Harry and Nathan Thorpe mo- and A Mildred
ancestors were from the Colonial Cadet March ......................... Whiting
February 27
47 .... 35
Mr. Lewis, representative of the P. M.
Alta Byrnece Barlow
tored to Hermiston Tuesday on bus- American
era.
28
February
58 .... 33
Railway
Express
agency,
Tschaikowsky iness.
THRILLING AIR STUNTS IN
February 29
37
56
After teaching school for some Dolly’s Funeral
spoke
to
high
school
students
Thurs
Thompson
Mrs. H. B. Thomas was in Pendle day afternoon.
March 1
65
31
time. Miss Florence Brown married The Right Maxine
of Way .....
Carey ton on business Tuesday.
“STORM OVER THE ANDES”
31
March 2
73
the late Charles W. Connor on Feb
A
lovely
shower
was
given
for
Magdalene Jackman
The Home Economics club met Mrs. Gilbert Pettys at the J. F. Gor-
March 3
67
43
ruary 16. 1886. With their person I Hear the
Some
of
the
most
remarkable
fly-
Humming, Zamecnik Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ro
67 .... 25
al effects, furniture, a cow. a horse Canoe Song Bees
Ing ever done in a motion picture is March
...................... Pestalozza bert Wilson with a large crowd pres ham home Thursday afternoon.
Precipitation was .07
and chickens, they journeyed by
Many useful gifts were received. to be seen in Universal’s thrilling
Girl's
Glee
Club
ent. An attendance contest has been
box car to North Dakota and settled
Falling Stars ....
.. ............. organized and at the end of the Those serving were Mrs. Gorham, South American war and aviation
Williams
on a homestead.
Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Dillabough.
drama. "Storm Over the Andes,”
Mary Sommerer
year the losing side will entertain
For several years they lived in a
Mavis Sturm was brought home now at the Oasis theatre Sunday and
Sparkling Waters ..............
Carey the winning side.
shack, twelve by sixteen feet, in a
Friday from St. Anthony’s hospital Monday. More than a dozen of Hol
ALONG THE CONCRETE
Wanda Dunning
P. T. A. was held Tuesday night in Pendleton. She has been quite lywood’s most skilled flyers, some of
vast and lonely prairie. In 1907 Dream Song ......................... Formans
in the school auditorium. The pro ill with pneumonia but is greatly them army graduates, helped Jack 04999999*******
they sold their farm of 400 acres,
Parade of the Wooden Soldiers
gram consisted of community sing- improved.
which bv hard work and persever-
Holt, star of the production, Anto-
Bob Jackson
I had a notice from my bank today
modernized.
Thev
history of the flag by Ralph
ance they had
Fay Anderson is in The Dalles nio Moreno, Gene Lockhart, Mona
Melody Bells .................
Alden Ing;
Skoubo; a talk on “Patriotism in hospital due to pneumonia.
next went to North Dakota where
Barrie, Grant Withers and other that I had overdrawn my account by
Anne Sommerer
Mrs. Connor served for several years Morning Invitation ........... . Veazie the School," by Mr. Ingles and Mr.
Mr. Alt took Pearleana Brown to players to inject realism Into the $2.00, and I sat down and wrote
right back that If they would make
as state secretary of the W.C.T.U..
Baker; a piano solo by Miss Jean- The Dalles Friday where she Is production.
Come Where the Lilies Bloom____
It $1.98 I would send them a check
which was then a very powerful po
-.-___________ Thompson nette Turner: and three songs by quite 111 with pneumonia.
at once.
the male quartet.
litical organization.
PrICe Mlavousn
-EP-5- his
21 po-
I,
Brice
Dillabough resigned
STAR OF RAILROAD PICTURE
High School Chorus
In 1910 the Connors moved to Warblings at Eve ........... Richards
This sounds like the calm way
Doctor Rice pronounced Floy By sition as school Janitor this week, none zrAZARDAnq TIP
He has been working at the school- 1 DOES HAZARDOUS JUMP
Stanfield and spent their first win
ram's illness as scarlet fever.
our Bill Warner would answer an
Marie Skovbo
ter in a tent. They eventually pur Serenade ............. .............
excited client: "Mr. Honeydew rush
Elmer Tyler was brought home house for the past eight years Mr.
Drigo
chased 90 acres of unimproved land
from the Heppner hospital Monday. and Mrs. Dillabough and Allan will During the filming of the new ed Into the attorney’s office and
Earl Watson
George
O'Brien
thriller.
"Whisper
which they developed.
waved a bill In the conselor’s face.
The Odd Fellows met Wednesday leave the latter part of this week
Comrades at Arms
for Port Orford where Mr. Dilla- ing Smith Speaks", which comes "This bill Is all out of reason," he
night in the Grange hall.
She is survived by two sons Frank
Margaret Clarke. Lois Hutchison
Mrs. Frank Hadley and son Dar bough has a job as caretaker of a Wednesday and Thursday to the shouted, "You had better explain
and Clyde of Portland, and one Woodland Echoes ________ Wyman
rell came home Wednesday from Pi park. Lorraine will stay at the Ma Oasis theatre, Director David How some of these items to me."
daughter. Mrs. Howard Jones of
Lois Hutchison
Merry Hearts ..............
— Wheeler lot Rock where they have been visit comber home until school Is out and ard planned to use a double for the
Portland.
"Very well," the lawyer answered
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marlow. then will join her parents at * Port
Orchestra
calmly, "hut If I do ft will cost you
Mr. and Mrs Dan Ransier took Orford. Bob Harwood is the new star in a particularly hazardous another 65."
the
Victim—"Hey. that
Passenger—"Have I time to say Danny to the doctor in Hermiston janitor and Nathan Thorpe is driv- stunt. But O'Brien had never used
A short two weeks ago we
Ing the school bus.
Wednesday.
a double before and didn't intend to urging you to feed the birds to keep
tooth I wanted pulled."
good-bye to my wife?”
Mr. and Mrs. Black and son Mar-
and
Hadley
Mr.
and
Mrs
Glen
Dentist—"Calm yourself. I'm com
Porter—"I don't know, sir; how George Wicklander. Jr., were in vin spent the week end in Portland. start using them now, That's why them from starving—now we ask
that you set up the bird houses.
ing to it!”
the director's plan did not work
long have you been married?”
(Continued on page 2)
Herm is ten Wednesday.
A committee from the Her
miston Commercial club headed
by Sam Moore has planned a
Boy Scout benefit dance for
Tuesday, March 17th, at the
Hermiston auditorium.
Tickets will be sold by Boy
Scouts, who are now being di
rected by Harold Thompson,
and a list of contributors will
be published in the next two
issues of the Herald. Adult
tickets may be purchased tor
$1.00 and those of school age
may secure them for fifty cents.
At the last meeting of the
Hermiston Commercial club a
vote was taken favoring sup
port of the Boy Scout move
ment.
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ROARDMAN HIGH SCHOOL WINS DISTRICT
GASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP SATURDAY