THURSDAY. JANUARY 14, 1937
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
PAGE EIGHT
James Griffin, one of the early HEALTH OFFICER
day mayors of Hermiston, who has
been ill the past three years in San ISSUES WARNING
Diego, is expected to return to this
locality in the spring to spend a
Dr. F. B. Belt, city health officer,
season with his sister near Echo.
in a statement Tuesday, urged citi
His wife, i, the former May Skinner,
Portland was the : first school teacher in Her- zens to avoid any unnecessary expo,
Mrs.
Belt is
sure, fatigue, and crowds during the
where she expects to remain for a mlston.
continuance of the cold weather and
month receiving medical treatment.
the flu epidemic which seems to be
Best of Hermiston states getting underway here this week.
' Marljane Hammer is staying ir
knew F. G. Lake, father of The flu is of no more particular se
town with Miss Norma Davis dur that he
Adelaide Lake who recently pur- verity than in former years but can
Ing the cold weather.
chased the Sheridan Sun in partner be lessened If proper precautions are
Dallas, taken.
Paul Van Patten is confined to ship with Paul Launer
when they roomed together in Gea
his home with the flu this week. Al-
Earl Smelcer, driver of the West-
ry. South Dakota
so Chas. Clark is quite ill with the
land
district school bus, was quaran-
best man at Mr. Best's wedding in
Best operates a small tined Tuesday with scarlet fever and
1901.
all students on the bus are required
injured poultry farm south of town.
C. W. Thompson, who
to remain at home for two weeks as
cast in
last tall will be out of
left Friday a precaution against a spread in the
Miss
Pauline
Stoop
a few days. He has a stock ranch
morning for Portland and Dallas disease. The bus has been fumiga
five miles north of town.
where she will spend the next week ted and is ready for use again.
I Local Happenings
F. L. »Hitz of Boardman was in
Hermiston today.
Moore
mo-
Mr. and Mrs.
tored to Portland Saturday on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Alice Stone plans
leave
Saturday on a business trip to Port.
land and Salem.
Mayor F. C. McKenzie has been
confined to his home this week be-
cause of a severe attack of the flu.
Grant Buchannan of Butter Creek
has been confined to his home be-
cause of a severe attack of the flu.
Congressman Walter M. Pierce, was
last night elected speaker of The
Little Congress by the most decisive
majority in the history
this
eighteen year old organlxation. Oth
er officers chosen were: Clerk, Miss
Ruth Erch, secretary to Representa
tive Luckey, Nebraska, and Sergeant
at Arms. Thomas Gilstrap, with
Representative Duncan, Missouri.
The Little Congress is composed
of secretaries, clerks, and stenogra
phers to senators and representa
tives who meet weekly on Capitol
Hill to discuss, in typical parliamen
tary fashion, the main issues before
Congress.
Mr. Ashworth, a native Oregonian,
was campaign secretary for Con
gressman Pierce this last fall. He
is the first Little Congress Speaker
from the Pacific Northwest.
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It ends drudgery and die of
cvai or wool; cuts fuel hills in
half, pays for itselt que o i}
Turn of tahrat
visiting friends. She joined Miss
Anyone interested in getting more
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Andrews of the Margaret Elliott, former high school ELECTED LITTLE
Stanley Wessell of Pendleton is Umatilla Meadows were business vis teacher here, at Hood River, who
less cost should write
heat
CONGRESS SPEAKER
visiting his mother, Mrs. Ina Wessell itors in Hermiston Wednesday.
will spend the week end in Portland.
this week.
E. A. HUTCHENS
Miss Stoop will visit her sister in
Local Sales Representative
Miss Eleanor Dawson returned to Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Earle
Bill Ashworth, Weston, Oregon,
New Silk Prints in Spring Styles Spokane Sunday to resume her stu Richardson in Dallas.
THE
HERMISTON
HERALD
member of the congressional staff of
Pendleton, Ore.
Box 794
*3.95 at Style Shop.
dies at the Northwestern Business
Miss Anita Paulsen of Pendleton
College.
C. A. Linder and son Lester Lind
was a house guest of her aunt and
er purchased 35 head of Ramboulet
and Mrs. Geo. Harkenri
Mrs. W. S. Boynton, Mrs. Harry uncle,
ewe lambs from Jens Skovbo early Kelley and Neil Boynton motored to der over the week end Miss Paul
this week. They are wintering their Walla Walla on business Tuesday. sen returned the first of the year
sheep In the Westland district.
from a year and a half spent In San
Harvey Payne has been unable to Francisco where she obtained her
operate his milk route this week be A. B. degree. She returned to Pen
cause of illness. Fred Reeves has dleton the first of the year and is
now teaching the second grade in
been assisting with the delivery.
the Lincoln school.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR
HERMISTON, OREGON
Mrs. Roy Hale returned from
FRIDAY . SATURDAY - MONDAY
Portland Wednesday after making a
Jackson and
and Mrs.
business trip down earlier in the Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shaar were joint
JAN. 15 - 16 - 18
Friday - Saturday
week.
hosts
at
two
dinner
parties
Sunday
JAN. 15 - 16
and Monday nights at which con-
Baby Size
Carl Brown, who farms three tract bridge was played. Covers
DOUBLE FEATURE!
Cans
miles north of Hermiston, is quite were placed for twenty guests each
Carnation, Federal r Borden.
111 at St. Anthony’s hospital in Pen night, about tables centered by a
HOPALONG
Finest Quality
dleton following a major operation reindeer vase containing artificia?
CASSIDY RETURNS
last week.
flowers. High honors were won by
4 oz.
with WILLIAM BOYD
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swayze and Mr.
Bottle
W. A. Sawyer, assistant county and Mrs. W. L. Morgan, and second
Westag Imitation
agent, attended a state Woolgrow high honors by Mr. and Mrs. E. P.
ers’ Association meeting at Ontario, Dodd and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Norton.
Ore., the first of the week, return
DOZEN
ing Wednesday.
Glen Mackan returned this week
JGIRLINTOWN
from Hereford, Ore., in Baker coun
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r
With
B. M. Thompson, vice president of ty, where he bought a cattle ranch
Helen Broderick .
i Eric Blore
a
the American States Public Service of 960 acres. There are now 400
Erik Rhodes
Tall
Harry Jans
company of Los Angeles, Calif., was tons of hay on the place and Mr.
in
Hermiston
on
official
business
Mackan
expects
to
move
his
family
Fancy Sunkist - Large
Can
Pathe Topics
Wednesday. He conferred with J. A. there in the spring to go into the
Fancy Alaska Pink
Clarke, manager of the Hermiston cattle business. He previously lived
DOZ.
SUN. . MON. • TUES.
Light & Power Co.
in that locality but in recent years
has
been
farming
in
Boardman
and
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JAN. 17
Butter Hermiston districts. For the past
Chas. Bartholomew
MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY
Creek was in town Wednesday and two years he has raised corn and
reported that there was a Chinook melons on the old W. W. Felthouse
wind blowing in that district. It place in Columbia district.
Baker’s Premium
Cake
was also reported that the snow was
Ariz - Sweet
An air mail letter from Hugh
going off in Pendleton and Heppner
Tall Cans ................
Fraser, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. T.
due to warm rains and wind.
Fraser of Hermiston, states that he
Miss Mary Johns, who was in_ expects to be in New York Tuesday
Assorted Flavors
jured in an auto accident in Port after having spent the past five
land several days ago when her leg months in Chili in the capacity of
Brazilian Blend
was broken in five places, is report auditor for the Anaconda Copper
ed also to be suffering from internal Mining Company with holdings
injuries. She is in the Portland Medi there. 1 He passed through the Canal
with FRANK
cal hospital In Portland.
Zone Tuesday and expected to be in
Sunbrite
MORGAN
New York, January 19th. Mrs. Fras
Van Camp’s
Miss Gladys Driscoll planned to er, who has been in Miami, Florida,
Large Can ......................
return
to
her
work
at
the
Morman
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. S.
CARTOON and
Beauty
School
in
Walla
Walla
this
Kingsley,
expects
to
leave
for
New
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week, She has recovered from a York Friday to Join her husband.
For Your Chili
mastoid operation performed six
Lbs.
WED. - THURS
CARD OF THANKS
weeks ago. She had been with her
A Scot Tissue - 650 Ft. Roll
mother here until laet week when
JAN. 20 - 21
We wish to express our apprecia
Rolls ..................................................
she returned to Walla Walla.
tion for the kindnesess shown us
Special Wednesday Night
during our recent bereavement, and
Strike up the Band! Here
The Bridge club was entertained
for the lovely floral offerings given
CAKE FLOUR
Comes the Show Boat!
Sunday night at the home of Mr. and
as a tribute to our husband and
Mrs. Geo. Harkenrider with Mr. and
Light
EDNA FERBER’S
Mrs. Gerald White winning high father.
Mrs. Emma Christley,
Lb. Pail .............
honors. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ran
SHOW BOAT
Dell Christley,
kin, who were guests of the club,
Mrs. Stephen Morey,
Starring IRENE DUNNE
Fresh Roasted
were presented with consolation
May, Oklahoma.
prize.
Other
guests
included
Mr.
ALLAN JONES
and Mrs. O. K. Mudge. Mr. and Mrs.
Oriole
PLUS SHORTS
Wild Game Fed.
James Todd, and Mr. and Mrs. Cur_
Pound
49 Lb.
The Hermiston Rod & Gun club
tis Simons.
Harvest Blossom
is sponsoring a wild game feeding
Family Flour
campaign on the project since the
cold weather started. Saturday W.
BARREL
(
L. Hamm and other local citizens
(4
Sacks)
1
fed the ducks on the reservoir and
Can
Edward’s Dependable
river and on the meadows near the
John Lewis farm. If it continues
cold, feed will be placed tor Chinese
SHEEPSKIN
pheasants and other wild game
LINED
High Patent
birds.
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Qt. Jar
49
lb.
hag
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OASIS THEATRE
Grapefruit 6 *25c
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Ree
SALMON
LEMONS
CHOCOLATES
ix
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
29c
JELL WELL
AIRWAY COFFEE
TOMATO SOUP
RED BEANS
WALDORF TISSUE
SWANSDOWN
SCOVBO HONEY
89c
PEANUB
FLOUR
PART WOOL BLANKETS
LEATHERETTE COATS
ALL
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;
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UNION SUITS
ALL WOOL COATS
WARM HEAVY GLOVES
HEAVY WOOL SOCKS
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HERMISTON, OREGON
KITCHEN KRAFT pu
$3.75
REGISTRATIONS OF
TOURISTS INCREASED
Secretary of State Earl Snell an
nounced today that the increase in
tourist registrations in 1936 exceed
ed the previous year by 40 per cent.
This is an even greater pick-up in
registrations than anticipated earl
ier in the year.
More than 140,000 motor vehicles
from other states entered Oregon
during 193*. which was a substan
tial gain over the registration of
100,300 cars In the preceding year.
Final 1936 tabulations are still be
ing received from registrars through
out the state, but an Increase
least 40,000 non-resident cars
dicated In present reports.
The month
December
brought an increase of approximate
ly 1*00 registrations, with the total
reaching 5.*00.
Mayonnaise
Rolled Oats
BON AMI
Powdered
Albers - Quick or Regular 9 lb.
Bag
Hard Candy
RINSO
Broken Mixed
COCOA
Our Mother’s
Full Cream
Pound
Lb
Granulated Soap
Raisins
Fancy Seedless
Can