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îùrmwtnn Wrath VOLUME XXXI NUMBER 5 30URŒ UMATILLA HEALTH UNIT FUNDS HERMISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON, BULLDOGS LOSE OPENING GAME REA ENGINEER W IL L WORK SOON SEPTEMBER ga igg7 ALFALFA HAY NOT M O V IN G SHEEP PROSPECTS GOOD TH IS YEAR HUNTING SEASON OPENS MONDAY The Bulldogs got off to * ragged An engineer is expected soon to No movement in hay is reported. Activity in the sale of sheep start in their opening game of the start work staking out lines for the W. W. Felthouse. hay dealer, says throughout the northwest is report FULL T IM E DOCTOR football season last Friday after Umatilla Electric Cooperative a* that the crop in this territory is ed as the sheep are being brought LOCAL PARTY noon by losing to Pasco high, 19 to elation and another man will be in about the same as that of last year. down from the mountain ranges. A N D NURSES 6. During the first quarter the the field securing right of ways and The first cutting which was dam Sheep are in good condition because BAGS SIX DEER Bulldogs marched down the field easements. House wiring is expected aged seriously by the June rains, of the better quality of summer Carl W. Chambers, Umatilla Co through a series of line plunges but to start soon and most of this will will not be in the shipping class, ranges this year, and pfices of lambs The deer hunting season opened unty Judge, has released the second in the second quarter Pasco opened be done on contract unless the in but much of it will be fed locally. and wool have been above the nor Monday morning with a bang. All of a series of articles on the recent brilliant aerial attack and sprung dividual owner is qualified to do the A larger crop than usual is re mal for several seasons. over Oregon thousands of hunters ly organized Umatilla County Health some end runs and trick passe,, con work. These plans were made at a ported in the Foesil and John Day were camped at the edge of the for John McNamee sold his band of Unit which employes a full time fusing the Bulldogs. meeting of the board of directors localities which have often been crossbred yearling ewes for »8.50 a ests ready for the foray and when county health officer, three fqll Hermiston scored a touchdown Wednesday ^ight. Construction of consumers of considerable hay from head. the hour arrived guns began to time public health nurses, a secre early in the game, but Pasco came lines is expected to start some time claim their victims. In most parts here. New Madden has sold one band tary, and provides medicines, sup back to make an end run for a touch in October. Prices have not yet been offered of mixed ewes ranging in age from of the state a heavy fog rested on plies and office equipment. down. They failed to convert. In the Touchet district the farmers two to six years for »6.25 a head. the deer ranges Monday, and pre The source and allotment of funds The Pasco boys forged ahead in C H ILD DEVELOPMENT have organized and are holding for Roy Neill, who summered his vented much kill. Tuesday was to carry on the work during 1937 is the first quarter of the second half »10 a ton. One sale of 150 tons at sheep in western Montana, sold his better, and a number of hunters given in the report. and by a series of trick passes gain SPECIALIST C O M IN G $10.50 in the stack has been report two bands before moving them bagged their deer. Umatilla county furnishes travel ed 20 yards, followed by line bucks ed from Westland district. This homeward. The price was not quo Of the returning hunting parties to go over for a touchdown, making Mrs. Maude Morse, Home Exten was to a sheep man who paid the ing expense money. a grup of six from Hermiston have ted. sion Specialist in Parent Education price due to convenience of feeding. County Health Officer, »3000, the goal point good. Sheepmen state that the prospects the best record yet reported. Bach The final score came in the last and Child Development of Oregon The third crop now being harvest traveling expenses »600; Source, U. for the coming year are good. Win man came home with his limit, one 8. Public Health Service »1800; quarter when Pasco failed to com State college, will speak before a ed, is reported good. Besides hay, ter ranges are in good condition and deer. These men were Virgil Smith, plete a pass but kept the ball on a special meeting of the Parent- pea vines have been stored for feed City of Pendleton »1200. Ira Geer, Lyle Tilden, Howard Mont technicality. This put them on their Teacher’s association on Monday, and more ensilage than usual will feed is available at fair prices. gomery, Ed Pierre and E. L. Wat First Public Health Nurse »1680, forty yard line, but Hermiston October 4th. The meeting will be be stored. son. They brought down one six T. E., »300; Source, School Dist. No. AMERICAN LEGION gained passession of the ball on a held in the high school auditorium point, four four point and one, two 16, Pendleton »1100; State school fumble and in trying a pass lost it at 8:00 p. m., and all parents and School Orchestras Elect. point, from the Grand Riund basin fund »400; Umatilla county »180. A U X IL IA R Y NOTES as it dropped in the arms of a Pasco teachers in the local schools, and at above Starkey. Second Public Health Nurse, man. who ran for a touchdown. G. C. Humphreys, orchestra and Echo, Stanfield and Umatilla are Sam Moore got one near Meacham »1500; T. E. »600; Source Federal- Work for the Hermiston Unit of Waitsburg plays Hermiston here especially invited to come and hear band director for the Hermiston but the rest of his party were not so Children’s Bureau »750; Umatilla October 1st. schools, has announced the election the American Legion Auxiliary has Mrs. Morse speak. Any other par County »750. ties Interested are given a special and organization of the orchestras. been outlined for the year by the successful. They were Sam Nye of Ralph Marble was elected president president, Grace Mudge, and stand Echo, Russell Piersol and Harry Third Public Health Nurse »1500, Invitation to attend. — PERSONALS — of the high school group, Virginia ing committees were appointed at a Kelley. Another party consisted of .T E. »600; Source, U. S. Public Mrs. Morse will speak on “Fami Curtis Simons, M. L. Watson, J. Wells, vice president, Claudine Hale, recent meeting. Health Service »750; East End Heal Mrs. Glenn Moore had tendons on ly Relationships.” secretary, Lauretta Mulklns, treas The Unit was honored this year Gimble and Glenn Harper who went th association »70; Elementary her hand mended Monday of this urer. Chas. Hale is president of the by the election of one of its mem to Arbuckle but the fog was so District No. 31 »260; McLaughlin week at the Hermiston General hos Building Program Light. grade school group, Raymond Hollo- bers, Marie Todd, as president of heavy they could do nothing. Union H. S. Dist. No. 3 »420. pital. The injury was due to a knife The building program throughout mon, vice president, Donna Saylor, district number six. She made her Mr. and Mrs. Dan .Follett and son Secretary, »780; Source, U. S. wound. the Hermiston area is very light. secretary and Sonny Walker, treas first official visit to the Heppner Bruce went to Bear Hollow but saw Public Health Service »780. Reports from lumber dealers and urer. There are 25 members in the Unit last week, accompanied by oth no deer except fawns and does. Glenn Hammon arrived this week Office Expense, »830; Source, Uma material men show small purchases. high school group, and 41 listed in er members, Hattie Hamm, Grace Frank Pierson and son Charles went tllla county »670; East End Health from Chemult, Or,, to visit his par The main structure underway is the the grade school group. Mudge and Tess Jackson. to Arbuckle but found too much fog. ents for a few days before leaving association »40; Elementary Dist. Farm Bureau Co-operative ware B. 3. Kingsley and William Shaar The first aid room at school was No. 31 »40; McLaughlin Union H. for Bellingham, Wn., to enroll as a house which will be completed with Miss Palmer W ill Speak. checked over last week before the went to Pierson Ranger Station, 14 junior in the Bellingham Normal. S. Dist. No. 3 »80. in the next few weeks. Miss Melba Palmer of Eugene, Or., opening of school and sheets and miles out of Ukiah but found no Emergency »800; Source, Uma Two miles west of town O. M. missionary to Tibet, will speak at blankets were laundered and needed deer. At the camp was also Sena Dorothy Ann Quinn was born to tilla County Health association »800. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Quinn of Stan Clark is building a five room house the Uuion church Sunday morning supplies added. The Unit installed tor Steiwer and friends, who also Grand total, »12,190. field early Wednesday morning, on his tract of land. Colonel L. W. at 11:00 o’clock. She will tell of this first aid room in the school sev were unable to make a kill. These figures are approximately September 29th, at the Hermiston Jordon is preparing to build a good her plans for work in China. She eral years ago and has maintained Walter Pierson and R. C. McRey .06 per capita above cost of service General hospital. Both mother and farm house on his land in the Weet- plans to leave as soon as war con it since that time. nolds returned yesterday from Moon land district. Virgil Wilkes is com ditions are clarified in that coun in 1936; »4080 of the grand total daughter are doing nicely. The flag code contest will be j Meadows and Hidaway without sue pleting his house one mile north try. Miss Palmer is a guest of Mr. is federal funds; »400 is state school sponsored this fall among the high ce88- They returned by way of a funds, through Miss Allen's elemen Laurel Beach, formerly of Lexing east of town. The Tum-A-Lum Lum and Mrs. C. Warner this week. school students and two cash prizes f°re8t road to Kamela and saw a tary teaching credential; »1463.34 ton and well known as a baratone ber company has about completed a given to the winning boy and girl. few deer late 1" the evening. W ith is actual additional cost between soloist, who teaches in Gresham, coal house on the track west of the Bnrnham Records Sales. Every person who is eligible for were also Dr. and Mrs. Morgan cost of service in 1936 and 1937. stopped a short while here Saturday O. & W. depot. Ralph Thornburg is and Eddie Bensel who membership In the American Legion ' remained for J. S. Burnham recorded a few Source of funds spent for public evening to visit /riends as he re making further improvements on sales made Saturday to people going Auxiliary should become a member another day. his home in the Westland district. health in Umatilla county in 1936, turned from the Round Up. and assist In the work being done. Another party consisting of Some improvements, like small and returning from the Round Up. which provided for a part time Committee members have been Frank Bilderback, A. H. Norton. W. All these people were from towns Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jones of Wil sheds and re-roofing is going on, county health officer, full time Mikesell. Alfred Cable and N. R. and cities of larger population where named as follows: county public health nurse, Pendle lamina, Ore., announce the arrival and a few paint jobs are in progress. they have a larger stock of good to Mueller, who went to the upper Legislative and education of war ton school health nurse, 10 months of a baby daughter born September Several small houses have been select merchandise. It is interesting orphans— (first named chairman) Birch creek region, have not re 15th. The Jones family lived in built on the north end of the Stan out of a year, secretary and supplies. Dora Mikesell, Fleta Hallybur- turned. A telephone report states Hermiston several years ago while field project during the spring and to note the purchases. The following figures are as ac that Mueller had killed a deer. ton, Mabie Walker; Membership— Man and woman from CleElum, Mr. Jones was pastor of the Union summer. curate as can be obtained without Marla Todd, Ethel Connor, Paul church. In Hermiston W. J. Warner has three pair sox, girl’s dress and boy’s a complete audit of the books. ine Stoop, Laura Kelley; Music— 4-H CLUB W INNERS rebuilt one house and is improving cords. Salary County Health Nurse »1620, Miss Roberta Muliins left Thurs another, and W. W. Felthouse has Two men from Olympia, two shirts Hattie Hamm, Marie Todd, Mab ie Walker, Stella Shaar; Na ANNO UNCED SAT. Transportation, »480; Secretary, day of last week for Silverton, Ore., rebuilt a good house. The hospital two handkerchiefs, underwear, and tional Defense— Marie Todd, Doris »360; Office supplies, drugs, pos where she will make her home with is receiving a coat of white paint. shoes; Man from Portland, large Winners of the second annual Pacages, Hattie Hamm, Nellie Tuck tage, telephone and emergencies, her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Improvements and a coat of paint Gordon cowboy hat for his daugh $189.21; Auto camps »175. W. J. Cochran, while attending nor are underway at the Union church. ter; Woman from Coos Bay, 2 pair er; National News— Mabie Walker, 4-H Club Achievement and Leader Anita Moore, Alice Stone; Poppy ship contest sponsored by the First Umatilla county, »3261.21— Mon mal at Mt. Angel. There are no empty houses on silk hose, 1 pair slippers; Young and Poppy Poster— Ila Ripley, Cla National Bank of Portland will be ey for auto camp inspection will re man from Portland— 3 dress shirts, Miss Margaret Elliott, former farms or in towns, and the demand 3 suits underwear, 1 pair cords, 6 ra Piersol, Mattle Kingsley, Mabie announced in this county Saturday, vert back to Umatilla county which ranges from »165 to »200 per year. high school teacher here, and Miss for houses to rent is frequent. The pair sox, necktie; Woman from Sac Walker; Publicity— Grace Logan, September 25, according to H. C. Salary, County Health Officer Irene Hollenbeck of Hood River, situation appears to be similar as is ramento— I silk slip; Woman from Pauline Stoop, Anna Castric; Radio Seymour, Oregon club director. — Mabie Walker, Tess Jackson, attended the Round Up last Satur reported nationally by Roger W. As a result of their selection by »300; Insane commitments, »137. Bend— 2 pair silk hose; Man from Alice Stone; Resolutions and Reco- day. They were guests of Miss Paul the Judging committee, the outstand City of Pendleton, »1000.31 — Babson, the financial editor, that Condon— 1 pair oxfords; Young mendations— Doris Panages, Dora Ing boy and girl chosen from each ine Stoop: DrugB, hospitalization and salary of building is far below normal, and man from Condon— 1 pair Buckskin Mikesell; Americanism — Hattie county will then be guests of the City Health Officer. Mr. and Mrs. Romar Stein of had a heavy falling off in August. gloves; Young man from Yakima'— Hamm, Marie Todd, Edith Cable, bank on October 4, 5, and 6, during School Dist. No. 16, Pendleton, Portland spent the week end at the He attributes the condition to the 1 dress shirt; Boy from Toppenish- Stella Shaar; Community Service-— the Pacific International Livestock »1000— Pendlettjn school health home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. GTece Logan, Mabie Walker. Clara Exposition In Portland. All trans advanced cost of material and labor. 1 pair suspenders. nurse's salary, »640; Transporta A. C. Swarner. They attended the Piersol, Hattie Hamm, Doris Pana portation, accommodations and en 1 ____ tion, Nurse, »200; First aid and of Round Up Saturday in company ges; Child W elfare—Clara Piersol, tertainment for their 74 guests are fice supplies. »160. with Thelma Swarner. Mattie Kingsley, Laura Kelley, Ethel being provided by the host bank and State School Fund, »420 — To Connor; Constitution and By-laws— banks co-sponsoring the contest in Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Doyle and Dist. No. 16, Pendleton, through Hattie Hamm, Ila Ripley, Dora communities not served by the Port Miss Allen’s Elementary teaching family of Hermiston and Mr. and Mikesell; Credentials- /Edith Cable, land institution. Miss Bertha Sing credentials. Applied on Pendleton Mrs. J. M. Doyle of Plymouth, Wn., Anita Moore; Fidac— Anna Castric, er, head of the First National wo motored to Spokane last Sunday on school health nurse's salary. Nellie Tucker, Pauline Stoop, Marie men’s department, and Walter H. One of the most thrilling pleas Attorney. R. R. Finkbelner; Prison Todd; Hospital— Clara Piersol, Hat Bast End Health Association »100 a combined business and pleasure Brown, assistant vice president, will trip. ever heard in court will be present er’s Little Daughter, Lenny Hughes; tie Hamm. Dorothy Todd; Junior act as chaperones. — Emergencies and supplies. ed at the Hermiston Methodist Umatilla County Health Associa Sheriff. Gerault Casper; Finger Auxiliary— Marie Todd, Clara Pier First on the official program is a Mrs. N. S. Felthouse and son Paul church Friday night. September 24, tion »885.14— To Dist. No. 16, Pen Print Expert (Police Dept.), Cecil sol, Dorothy Todd; Finance— Mat- luncheon at the Portland Chamber and Mies Mary Barche of New Ply when 21 prominent local citizens Warner; Court Clerk. E. E. Rain tie Kingsley, Stella 8haar, Ila Rip dleton, towards School Health Nur of Commerce on Monday, October 4. se’s salary, »500; Emergencies and mouth, Wn., were week end guests present the widely heralded "mur water; Star Witness, Oral Hughes; ley; Rules— Ethel Connor, Laura with a welcome by Mayor Joseph at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. O. supplies, »385.14. der trial” entitled, "Prisoner at the Court Bailiff, John Clarke. Kelley, Ethel Cable. Carson. An afternoon visit to ths Felthouse. Paul left Sunday for Bar.” Trial begins promptly at Grand total, »6666.66. Summoned on the Jury: Mrs. Ches Exposition grounds will be followed Portland where he will complete his 7:45 p. m. Any /amount which can be saved ter Flannigan; John DtMoss; E. P. Stolen Car Recovered. by the annual 4-H club banquet at on transportation reverts back to course at the Baptist Seminary this The trial deals with a young Dodd. A! Quiring, Mrs. W. G. Kers- Penney Hall and attendance at the winter. A V-8 convertible coupe was Umatilla county. County receives man. Ralph Jones, who, under the bergen, Mrs. John Clarke. Mrs. A. horse show as guests of the bank. found Sunday night at Het-mtston by twenty-five cents for every birth influence of liquor has killed his E. Marble, Mrs. Walter Smith, Miss Tours of Inspection to Franz U. 8. B. J. Nation, deputy state police and Miss Ruth Dodd, daughter of Mr. and death certificate registered by wife and left three motherless child Myrthena Martin, Mrs. Alva Boul- Bakery, Swan Island airport, The and Mrs. E. P. Dodd, who has spent night man, and returned to Geo. M. county health officer. The county ren. Mr. Jones is then tried for ware. Walter Morehouse and Mrs. Somerville of Pendleton before he First National Bank of Portland and would not be able to get federal the summer here, left Sunday in murder. The drama tells the story J. Skoubo. was aware the car had been stolen. the famous Grotto of Our Sorrowful funds without organized county company with her aunt Mrs. Bertha of the returned soldier, influenced Admission to the trial will be There was no trace of the parties Mother are scheduled for the next Collins, for Portland where she will health unit. by wet repeal propoganda and trip free, but a voluntary offering will taking the car. day. A banquet will be followed by enroll in her second year at St. Hel ped by the modern liquor sales sys be taken. The trial Is being spon interviews with 4-H club members en’s hall. Demonstrate Before Rotary. tem. The prisoner pleading for sored by the churches throughout at 8:16 Tuesday evening from a lo Week End Guests. Nina Rae McCulley and Jane House guests at the home of Dr. cal radio station. Later the group Bart Bloom was honored at a what he values more than life, the the state, and anyone is invited to Jackson, who won first place in the Judge torn between pity and duty, attend. This is the first appearance and Mrs. F. B. Belt over the week will meet for an Informal dance in birthday party given by his mother. canning d^nonstration division at the attorneys battling brilliantly of this trial In Hermiston and a end who attended the Round Up the Georgian room of the Heathman the tate fair, gave their demonstra Mrs. Wm. Bloom at the L. C. Dyer for a life at stake, the finger print large crowd is expected to fill the Friday Included Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Hotel. home Wednesday afternoon. Guests tion before the Pendleton Rotary expert, the Jury spellbound by the Methodist church if citizens of Her McCain of Hood River, Dr. and Mrs. Main event on Wednesday will be club Wednesday. They are members bidden to help Bart celebrate his unfolding drama are among the miston and community attend the Claude Lewis of Portland, Mrs. Mer the 4-H auction of fat stock on the fourth birthday were Tommy Pier of the We-Can Canning club of gripping incidents of thia tremen drama as they have in other places. rill Rose of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Exposition grounds. which Mrs. W. A. Hlnellne is lead- son, Helen Kay Isaac, and Barbara dously Impressive and effective tem The trial has been given In Chicago, Bill Beatty of Portland, Mr. and Two floors of a large Portland ho and Tommy Todd. Bart received er. Washington. D. C., St. Louis, Min Mrs. F. C. Thomas of Amity, and tel have been reserved for the party, many lovely gifts. Refreshments perance play. The 21 local citizens who will as neapolis, Detroit. San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Merrifield of Portland. and headquarters will be established were served the latter part of the sist In the trial are as follows: Los Angelee, and many other towns Miss Eva Wlloox rode her horse on the mezzanine floor. Boys and HERALD WANT ADS PAT afternoon. Judge. M. L. Watson; Prosecut and cittee before audiences as high in the Westward Ho parade in Pen girls will return home Wednesday USE T H E M ! More locals on page ing Attorney. Ed Benael; Defense as 3500 people. dleton last Friday. afternoon. HERMISTON CHURCHES WILL PRESENT "PRISONER AT THE BAR" FRIDAY NIGHT
