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VOLUME XXX
NUMBER 10
BULLDOGS TAKE
FINAL HOME GAME
W IN N IN G S C O R E IN
IBREATH4.ESS FINAL
Mmnwtott Hrralîi
^R M S T O N i>UMATILLA COUNTY;>i ONEGO», OCTOBER 28. 1937
FARM CREDIT
M A H C O M IN G
E a rl Powell of W ash in g to n , D. C.
and head of th e C red it Union See
tion of th e F arm C red it ad m ln istra'
tio n a t W ashington, w ill be one of
th e m ain speakers a t th e huge co­
operative rally scheduled to be held
F riday. October 29th, in th e high
school au d ito riu m . O th er speakers
w ill ta lk on su b jects of in te re st to
everyone.
Among these sp eak ers a re H. W
Burgess, d irecto r of th e W alla W al­
la D airym an’s association, Chas.
Baker, m an ag er P acific Supply Co­
o perativ e of W alla W alla, D. M.
Johnson, m anager W a lla W alla Con
sum er’s Cooperative, Dr. P r a tt of
W alla W alla. T hese men have all
had experience in th e cooperative
field and w ill have som ething v alu ­
able to offer.
R. G. Penney, p resid en t of th e
U m atilla E lectric C ooperative and
m anag er of th e G range Cooperative,
w ill a c t as ch airm an of th e m eet­
ing. w hich is called for 8 :00 p. m.
NEW MANAGER A T
HERMISTON MOTORS
T he H erm iston Motor Com pany
w hich has been operated by the P as
co A uto com pany in H erm iston for
th e past year, will now be u n d er th e
m anagem ent of Guy B uyington of
Pasco, rep rese n tativ e of th e Pasco
com pany. C lark Jen sen of Pasco is
sta tio n e d here u n til Mr. B uyington
arriv es w ith in th e next few days.
Ja c k S h u m ate and
his b ro th er
Jo h n S h u m ate have been statio n ed
here b u t a re now looking for a loca
tio n n ea r Medford.
H erm iston M otor Com pany has
had th e agency for C hevrolet and
O ldsm obile cars an d has m a in tain ed
a used car lo t here. V. C. Sm ith
op erates a rep a ir shop in th e re a r
of th e bu ild in g , d oing a ll necessary
m echanical work.
Highest Alfalfa Protein.
John Schm idt, who farm s on the
U m atilla meadows w est of S tanfield,
received an order from Oregon S ta te
college for two carloads of a lfa lfa
hay, w hich he shipped la st week.
Schm idt has th e Grim m v arie ty
which reg isters betw een 16 an d 17
per cent protein, u n d er te st a t the
sta te college. T his p ro tein co n ten t
has been co n sisten tly high for sev­
eral years, being tested each y ear a t
the college laboratory. Schm idt to
tates his crops, re p la n tin g his a lfa l
fa every five years, and does not be­
lieve in sp rin g to o th in g th e fields
in the fall of th e year, Just before
the fro sts come.
SOIL CONSERVATION
MEET WEDNESDAY
A m eeting of soil conservation
com m itteem en an d county ag en ts
from six counties in th is section
was held a t A rlin g to n on W ednes­
day and T hursday of th is week. Ja y
T. Pierson, a s sista n t county agent,
E. P. Dodd of H erm iston, an d W. T.
Reeves of S tan field , com m ittem en,
atten d ed th e m eeting W ednesday.
Mr. Pierson retu rn ed ag ain T h u rs­
day.
Prof. P. M. B randt, d airy h u s­
bandm an for O. S. C. a t Corvallis,
directed discussion a t th e m eeting
a t w hich ap proxim ately 40 persons
represented Wasco, S herm an, G il­
liam, W heeler, M orrow an d Uma
tilla counties. The group discussed
results of the
1937 conservation
program in th is d istric t, concerning
w heat, rain s, and
all diversified
farm ing.
The application of th e a c t will be
along d ifferen t lines for 1938 but
th e resu lts w ill be m uch th e same
as in 1937.
O ther m eetings w ill be held
th ro u g h o u t th e sta te and in d ist­
ricts. A m eeting for H erm iston has
been scheduled for Novem ber 19th
a t w hich the program w ill be fu r­
th e r discussed w ith
farm ers, and
new com m itteem en elected for a n ­
o th er year.
._____
In th e la st gam« ol th e season
F rid a y afte rn o o n the H erm iston
high school Bulldogs trium phed ov­
e r the A rlin g to n H onkers to the
tu n e of 13 to 6. I t was th e m ost in ­
te re stin g gam e played here th is sea­
son. T he b reathless
fin al q u a rte r
w as enough to give any football fan
th e th rills of the game. W ith sweep­
in g end runs and long passes, both
ALASKAN M INER
team s tried desperately to break the
FOR 40 YEARS
deadlock acquired e a rlie r in the
game. F or th e firs t tim e th is sea­
son the Bulldogs found th e re w ere
Fred K ling, uncle of Mrs. E. W.
a couple of pass receivers am ong
Peck of B oardm an, w as in H erm is­
th e ir num ber.
last T uesday w ith Mr. Peck. Mr.
In the first five m inutes of play
PRACTICAL SQUASH ton
K ling has resided in A laska for
H erm iston advanced th e ball to th e
nearly 40 years, g oing th e re in th e
CELLAR ERECTED
A rlington 12 yard line, by gains
w in ter of 1898. He w ent first to
th ro u g h cen ter and by end runs.
Dawson City la te r m oving to F a ir ­
M arble took th e ball on his own
How M arblehead squash should be banks, follow ing the m ining trade.
r ig h t end for the first touchdow n. LIVESTOCK CLUBS
stored is being dem o n strated
by
Mr. K lin g sta te d th a t in th e e a r­
In a reverse play th e B ulldogs were HOLD MEETING
F red M cM urray at his ran ch on B u t­ ly days th e re w ere no roads b u t now
stopped by th e onrush ing H onkers
te r Creek. M cM urray has b u ilt a cel­ th ere is a m odern hig h w ay for 500
for the e x tra point. A rlington re­
la r 30x90 feet w ith a 12 fo o t heigh miles along th e coast, th ro u g h F a ir­
By ROBERT BENSEL.
ceived ag ain and on th e ir second
ru n w ay fo r tru ck s in the center. banks, from Valdez to Circle City,
A
m
eeting
of
all
4-H
livestock
play punted th e ball deep in to H er­
A long th e sides he has constructed
m iston te rrito ry . H erm iston th en clubs in th e d is tric t was held in the shelves in tie rs m ade from pokes, which has been nam ed th e Steece
advanced th e ball to th e ir own 40 office of A ssistan t C ounty A gent on w hich he stores each squash. In highw ay a fte r th e governm ent en ­
Jay T. P ierso n ’s office la st F rid ay th is w ay it does n ot come in con­ gineer in ch arg e of th e road con­ FINAL WEEK OF
yard lin e as th e q u a rte r ended.
stru ctio n .
T he second q u a rte r w en t to A r­ October 22, a t 8 :00 p. m. T w enty- tact w ith the o th er squashes. T his
idling stopped to v isit in Board- EVANGELISTIC MEET
lin g to n , H erm iston fum bled on the five m em bers, leaders, and new is to perm it th e squash to dry o u t
some, and if an y are decayed th ey man and look a fte r business in te r­
firs t play. T he H onkers took adv an ­ members w ere present.
ests there, before going on to Long
A ssistan t County A gent Ja y T. will not dam age th e others.
ta g e of th is and m arched to th e
The evangelistic services w hich
Beach, C alifor n ia .
H erm iston 18 yard strip e, w here a P ierson opened th e m eetin g an d told
The cellar w as made by excava­
have been conducted a t th e Union
b ea u tifu l pass w as carried over th e m em bers of the ap p ro ach in g ac h ­ tin g from a hillside and is lined
church for th e past th ree weeks are
lin e to tie th e score. A rlin g to n ’s ievem ent day b an q u et an d program w ith logs brought from th e m oun­ SOULS A T SEA
now in th e la st th ree days w ith a
to
be
held
th
e
la
tte
r
p
a
rt
of
Novem­
drive th ro u g h th e line for ex tra
tains. A gainst these is placed a
climax of the m eetings com ing S un­
point failed. T he ae rial a tta c k of ber. All club m em bers w ill be guests hteavy packing of straw and th en AT OASIS
day.' T he reg u lar services of th e
th e H onkers had the Bulldogs puz­ a t th is ban q u et b u t each m em ber is d irt. The roof is made firs t w ith
day will be held Sunday in addition
zled. A nother com pleted 22 yard pass expected to sell tic k ets for th e b an ­ poles, covered w ith heavy w ire n e t­
The co n flict of elem ental hum an to a basket d in n er served im m ediate­
ag a in bro u g h t th e H onkers to the q u et a t 75 cents a plate.
tin g , on w hich is placed tw o feet passions, set ag a in st th e background ly follow ing the m o rning service to
H erm iston 30 yard m arker, b u t the
A m eeting of th e W est U m atilla of straw , and one foot of d irt. The of th e sea d u rin g th e hazardous w hich th e H eppner and L exington
w histle stopped the advance
for Baby Beef club w as called follow ing cellar is p rac tica lly frost proof, b u t days of sa ilin g ships an d th e u n law ­ church m em bership Is Invited. A ny­
h a lf time.
th e re g u la r m eeting a t whch Leo as a f u rth e r p recautlbn a flue for ful slave tra ffic of th e 1840’s, pro­ one who w ishes is cordially invited
T he th ird q u a rte r alm ost proved R ueber was re-elected leader, K en­ stoves has been b u ilt in.
vides one of the screen ’s g rea test to a tte n d and b rin g frien d s and a
•disastrous for the Bulldogs when n eth Bensel elected p resid en t, E u ­
M cM urray now has 130 tons of sea dram as in “Souls a t Sea” , com­ basket d in n er.
M arble, q u a rte rb a c k and sp ark qf gene Rugg, vice p resid en t, C harles squash stored, w hich he expects to ing next S un d ay to th e Oasis th e a ­
E v an g elist Schmid w ill give th e
th e team , was taken out of th e Kik, secretary an d R obert Bensel, keep u n til late spring. He also has tre w ith G ary Cooper and George follow ing serm ons on F riday, S a tu r­
gam e w ith a bad cut on his face. reporter. Club m em bers
p resen t a p o tato cellar 30 by 60 feet of th e R aft in th e co -sta rrin g roles. F or day and Sunday:
“ W hat Church
S tu a rt R an k in , who was on th e Were K enneth Bensel, E ugene Rugg, sam e co n stru ctio n in w hich he has the love of a woman, F rances Dee, Shall I Jo in to Know
T h at I’m
bench w ith a bad ankle, su b stitu ­ C harles K ik, R obert Bensel, Eldon stored 100 tons of potatoes.
G ary Cooper w illin g ly plays the role R ig h t.” "C an a Good Man Be Saved
ted for M arble and in th e final Saylor. Leo Rueber, Johta McMul­
of m u rd erer on th e h igh seas and O utside of the C h urch," and "W here
q u a rte r proved of value w ith his len, R ichard Rugg and H a rry Lew ­
brings down upon his head
th e W ill You Spend E te rn ity ? ” An Il­
is.
long passes.
Pierce Visits Wednesday.
charge of m a n slau g h ter, w ith a t r i ­ lu stra ted chalk p ic tu re w ill be
P lan s for p u rch a sin g calves for
H erm iston had possession of the
C ongressm an W a lte r M. P ierce of al which was th e high dram a of two draw n each n ig h t of th e rem ainder
ball as the th ird q u a rte r ended. next year w ere discussed and H arry La G rande stopped in H erm iston co n tin en ts w hen It took place !« of th e m eetings.
S tu a r t R an k in th en sta rte d for the Lewis, Jo h n M cMullen and C harles W ednesday aftern o o n w hile en ro u te P h ilad elp h ia in 1842. George R aft
Special services are being planned
deciding touchdow n w ith a long Kik w ere au th o rized to assist th e to The Dalles, Hood R iver an d th e is th e tough m atey who goes down fq r Sunday w ith Sunday school a t
A colored cartoon 10:00 o’clock in th e m orning and
heave to his b ro th er M arvin w hich county ag en t. J a y T. P ierson. In sel­ G orge H otel w here he w ill give a d ­ w ith th e ship.
w as good for 30 yards. . He tossed ectin g th e calves. Leo R ueber. E l­ dresses to various org an izatio n s. He and comedy com plete th e program .
preach in g a t 11:00 o’clock. E v ery ­
an o th e r 27 y ard s w hich Buell Snap­ don Saylor and K en n eth Bensel, re ­ w ill re tu rn to T he D alles S atu rd ay
one is given a cordial in v itatio n to
quested
th
e
privilege
of
accom
pany­
ped w hile on th e run. Then an o th e r
atten d all services by th e p asto r, C.
to leave for W ashington, D. C., to
Farm Bureau New Office.
lo n g toss to M arvin p u t th e ball to ing the appointed group when th e a tte n d th e special session of con­
W arner.
calves
w
ere
selected.
R
ichard
and
th e ir opponent's four yard line
gress, from w hich he had a w eek's The office em ployes of th e F arm
w here S tu a rt ran it over the goal E ugene R ugg w ill select th e ir own leave of absence. He w ill reach B ureau Co-op. are now housed in a
calves
from
th
e
ir
g
ra
n
d
fa
th
e
r’s
line. The R an k in to R an k in pass
W ashington by W ednesday of next new , spacious offce w hich has much PARENTS DISCUSS
gave the Bulldogs the point, w ith herd, w ith th e help of th e r elders.
week.
Mr. P ierce sta te s th a t th e b e tte r lig h tin g and h e a tin g fixtures. CAUSE OF ACTIONS
th e final score 13 to 6 in th e ir fa ­
wave of economy now sw eping F o u r larg e w indows have been
vor.
W ashington, D. C., will be th e only b u ilt on th e so u th side of th e room
STUDY GROUP *
P a re n ts and ad u lts discussed the
The supposedly green line of the
th in g th a t will delay co n stru ctio n lined w ith a firtex coated w ith a
lig h t glazed finish. A large v au lt, various reasons for ad u lt behavior
H erm iston aggreg atio n has develop­ W ILL MEET
of th e U m atilla rap id s dam .
w ith eig h t inch concrete walls, has as controlled by physical and m en­
ed into a m ountain of stre n g th for
been constructed a t th e ea st end of tal conditions w ith Miss F rances
th e Bulldogs tow ard the close of the
Mrs.
Maude
Morse,
extension
Bag Deer on Final Day.
th e room. T his im provem ent has C linton, home d em o n stratio n ag en t
season even a s a ln s t such a stro n g specialist from Oregon 'S ta te col­
been made in connection w ith th e of Pendleton, a t a m eeting Tuesday
team as P endleton.
Mrs.
D.
D.
F
o
llett
bagged
a
five
lege, will conduct a stu d y group on
The Bulldogs go to W alla W alla p are n t education an d child develop­ po in t buck a t noon on th e final day ; ex.t,?n^Lon- ,° L t *ie w arellouse nt tlie aftern o o n in th e A m erican Legion
1 "•
Som m erer is m anager of hall a t w hich 20 were present. In ­
n ext F rid ay to play the W alla W al­ m ent a t th e V ert M emorial b u ild ­ of th e season, w hich m akes th e
te re st w,as shown in th e program
la B squad, and to H eppner on No­ ing in P endleton, Monday, Novem­ th ird deer for the F o lld tt fam ily, j th e cooperative,____ ________
for th e year as explained by Miss
— *
vem ber 11th for th e final game of ber 1st, a t 1:30 to 3 :3 0 . T his m eet­ Bruce bagged th e first buck and Bob ,
C linton.
Christmas Bazaar,
th e season.
ing w ill lie especially to o rganize th e second. O thers b rin g in g deer in 1
Mrs. R. B. W ilcox was nam ed
stu d y clubs, and in th e evening Mrs. were B ernie Isensee and W. G. Rod- | C hristm as b azaar w ill be given ch airm an for th e y ea r’s program ,
Morse w lil ta lk w ith fa th e rs and da, re tu rn in g M onday w ith a th ree by th e M ethodist Ladies Aid on De­ Mrs. Ja y T. Pierson, vice ch airm an ,
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
m others, in the sam e b u ild in g a t and four p o in t deer, respectively, cem ber 3, in th e basem ent of th e Mrs. Wm. Bensel, se c re ta ry -tre a su ­
killed n ear Dale in th e U kiah coun­
The Bulldogs w ill play the W alla 8.00 p. m.
church. P lan s a re being made by rer, and Mrs. Wm. K ik, lib ra ria n .
A nother m eeting has been sched­ try . Jo h n Ford and J. F. Riley of committtees and a nice v arie ty of Mra. P ierson an d Mrs. H. E. McCul­
W a lla B squad on th e W alla W alla
th
e
F
o
u
rth
U
nit
retu
rn
ed
last
week
field F riday, November 5th, and uled for W ednesday, N ovem ber 3, w ith a 216 pound buck bagged near article s w ill be av ailab le to th e pub­ ley w ere nam ed as a com m ittee to
lic.
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th e n th e final gam e of th e season a t w hich Mrs. Morse w ill discuss U kiah.
■attend a county project leader con­
w ith H eppner on November 11th. topics of tra in in g for p aren ts.
ference to be held in P endleton F ri­
A group from H erm isto n p lan to
Those on th e honor roll for the
day of th is week, a t w hich they will
Weather
Report.
Eleanor Briggs Married.
firs t six weeks are as follow s: Sen­ a tte n d th e M onday m eeting. A club
learn of plans for the n ex t m eeting
Max. Min. scheduled for th e la tte r
iors— Jim Jackson. F rances Lewis, w ill be organized here In co n ju n c­
p a rt of
Mr. and Mrs. E arl Dudley stopped Date
N in a Rae McCulley, Rebecca P ier­ tion. w ith th e P aren t-T ea ch e rs' as­ in H erm iston la te T h u rsd ay en ro u te October 21 ............ .............. 76 .... 40 November.
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o
c
ia
tio
n
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October
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son; Ju n io rs— V irginia Dyer, Alma
Miss Clinton conducted group sing
to M ilton w here th ey w ill m ake
L aird, G eraldine M ullins. Gladys
th e ir home. Mrs. Dudley w ill be re ­ October 23 ........................... 75 .... 36 ing and gam es before going in to the
October
24
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78
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61
P ierso n ; Sophomore— Joyce McCul­ FUTURE STANFIELD
discussion of th e afternoon.
m em bered as E leanor Briggs. They
ley; F resh m an — None.
Miss C linton announced a m eet­
were m arried In Medford last Mon­ October 25 ............ .............. 75 .... 38
October
26
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80
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36
ing for November 10th, conducted
T he d istric t G irls' League confer­ BRIDE IS HONORED
day. Mr. Dudley is field man for th e
October
27
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73
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46
by Miss Izola Jensen, recreatio n al
ence w ill be held a t W eston on S a t­
8 m ith C a n n in g com pany.
extension specialist
from
Oregon
urd ay , Novem ber 13th, to w hich a
STANFIELD— Miss L a V ada Nu-
S tate college, w hich w ill be held in
re p re se n ta tiv e group from th e H er­ do, who w ill 'become th e bride of
th e com m unity h ail on th e
fa ir
m iston school w ill atten d . Miss H ow ard H errick on October. 28th,
grounds.
R ecreatio n al
In stitu tes
E sth e r S ibert is adviser for th e was com plim ented w ith a show er a t
w ere held last w in te r in w hich much
.girls here.
th e home of Mrs. C harles H errick ,
in te rest was show n. F u rth e r Infor­
Coach F ra n k O’N eil will s ta rt m other of th e groom, F rid a y a f te r ­
m ation w ill be released from Miss
h is boys on floor work in basket­ noon w ith more th a n 40 a tte n d in g .
C lin to n ’s office next week.
b a ll im m ediately
follow ing
th e
At a b eau tifu lly ap p o in ted table,
«•lose of th e football season.
th e brld&-elect c u t h er lig h t cake
C. E. Rallies Planned.
T he Bulldog, high school publica­ and dark cake. Ice cream su n ­
In no field of home economics has U. S. D ep artm en t of A g ricu ltu re and
tio n , has been entered In th e sta te daes and coffee w ere also served.
Cecil
W arner, Jr., p resid en t of Co­
h igh school paper contest by th e ed i­ Miss Vyola K rause. Mrs. In a W es- th e re been so g re a t a change in th e home economics d ep artm en ts of lum bia C h ristian E ndeavor Union, is
to r Ja n e Jackson. T his contest is sell, B arb ara W essell, and Mrs. m ethods as th a t w hich has ta k en leading u n iv e rsitie s an d colleges," w orking on plans for four pre-con­
sponsored every year by th e School Jam es H oskins assisted th e hostess place in th e la st few years in m eat Miss C onklin explains. "A s a re­ vention rallies. T he first w ill be
•of Jou rn alism a t th e U niversity of in se rv in g.
cookery. F or th a t reason, hom em a­ su lt of these experim ents, we have held a t Mission on November 5th.
■Oregon.
k ers of Pendleton and U m atilla coun­ worked o ut very scien tific m ethods th e second a t S tanfield, N ovember
The second of a series of pro­ ADA SONESON
ty w ill be in ten sely in te reste d in in m eat cookery, m ethods w hich have 12, th e th ird a t H eppner. November
gram s sponsored by th e N ational
th
e d em o n stratio n s w hich Miss E m i­ dollars and re n ts value to th e hom e­ 19, and th e fo u rth an d final a t P en ­
Assemblies w ill be given in the high MARRIED
dleton C h ristian church on Novem­
ly
C onklin from Iowa S tate college, m aker.
school auditorium Tuesday, Novem­
ber 2 6 th . One rally Was alread y
b er 2nd. a t 9:0 0 a. m. The program
Leonard 8. H anson and Miss Ada m em ber of th e sta ff of th e N atio n al
"One of th e p leasing featu res is been held a t W eston a t w hich ap ­
w ill fe a tu re a com pany of Swiss Soneson. both of G erry, N. Y., w ere Live Stock and M eat Board, C hica­
proxim ately 70 young people w ere
th a t th e rig h t way is th e easy way. present. T he rally a t P endleton will
yodelers.
m arried a t th e Bethlehem L u th e ra n go, w ill present a t th e L ib rary A ud­
parsonage a t F alconer, Septem ber itorium , P endleton, Novem ber 8 a t We have found a w ay to avoid the Include d elegations from every sec­
tro u b le of b astin g a ro ast. We d o n 't tion rep resen ted by th e union and
29th, a t 8 :00 p. m., by th e pastor.
Pioneers to Lexington.
Rev. E. E. C ollin. T hey were a t­ 1 :3 0 p. m.
even th in k it necessary to sear It, will be In the form of a pot luck
T he S tanfield
These new w ays are sim p ler and once considered essential to ro ast­ supper and social.
M any people from H erm iston a t- tended by Mr. and Mrs. C harles H.
• ended the an n u a l pioneer picnic Johnson of E rie, Pa. They w ill re ­ easier, and re su lt in g re a te r econo­ ing. We don’t cover our roasts, nor rally will Include societies a t Board-
held at L exington S aturday. October side on th e H anson farm in G erry. my. all of w hich m ake them v a lu a ­ add w ater to th e pan. We sim ply p ut man. U m atilla. H erm iston and S ta n ­
field. T he convention dates are De­
23rd, a t w hich A rt Minor, m ore th an Mrs. H anson was for m any years a ble from th e housew ife’s p o in t of
them in to a m oderate oven (300-350 cem ber 3-4-5 a t e M ilton.
«0 years of age. spoke of his exper­ resident of H erm iston and is know n
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iences in th e early days w hen th e by m any people here. T he John so n s view. Miss C o n k lin ’s d em o n stra­ F .) and see th a t th e tem p eratu re
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rem ains ap p ro x im ately a t th a t de­
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course in th is su b ject. She shows gree. We ro ast th e m eat according
Mr. and Mrs. E lm er M iller cele­
is a pioneer of th e w heat co u n try
th e rig h t w ay to roast m eat, how to to our tim e-w eight ch a rt, allow ing brated th e ir first w edding an n iv e r­
and now operates a sm all store a t
Wed in Weiser.
broil steak s and chops, and
th e more tim e per pound th a n form erly, sary W ednesday, October 20th. by
Mt. V ernon. Ore. A pproxim ately
In v ttin g frien d s in for a delicious
Miss L ucille F arre n s and H arvey m any tem p tin g dishes made by pro­
o r else If we are really up to d ate, tu rk ey d in n er. Many huge bowls of
500 w ere reported to have attended T. A yers of M orrow county, were
per ro o k in g of th e less dem anded we use a ro ast-m eat therm om eter, zinnias, m arigolds and d ah lias were
♦he pioneer celebration. Those from m arried October 25th
a t W eiser,
H erm iston w ere Mr. and Mrs. Bob Idaho, th e cerem ony b eing read by cu ts of m eats.
w hich records th e in te rn a l tem pera­ arran g ed arbout th e rooms and cen­
tered the table. Covers were placed
Alstaftt. Mrs. R B W ilcox. L ester Rev. Jones. C h ristian m in ister. Mrs.
New Cookery Methods.
tu re of th e m eat and in th a t w ay for Mr. and Mrs. A lton K ingsbury
“T he new ways of cooking m eat show s w hen it is done.”
W ilcox. Hleetnor He wen n. Mr. an d W a lte r F arren s. m other a t th e bride,
and d a u g h te r D orothy Je an , Mr. and
d ed th e cerem ony. Mr. an d M ra a re th e resu lt of exp erim en ts in itia ­
MrsfGuy S h a w and fam ily. Wr. and atten
Bolling, too. has been simplified, Mrs. P ete r C astric, find Mr. an d Mrs.
Farrens. and Jam es T. Ayers, fa th e r
Mm, A rt F in ley , and Mr. s a d Mrs. of th e groom, a re p ro m in en t resi­ ted by th e N atio n al Live Stock and according to Misa Conklin. Instead E m erald O. Tilden, and th e host and
hostess.
H erald W hite.
Meat Board In cooperation w ith th e
d en ts of th e B u tte r Creek d istric t.
(C ontinued on page 4)
A REVOLUTION IN THE KITCHEN SHOWN
BY MANY NEW COOKERY METHODS
4-H BOYS TELL OF
MOTOR TRIP TO OHIO
PROFIT BY
EXPERIENCES
Two high school boys, w ho a re
m em bers of the 4-H livestock clubs
In th is d istric t, retu rn ed not m any
days hence from
Columbus, Ohio,
w here they had represented th e
sta te of Oregon as a d airy dem on­
stra tio n team en tered a t the N ation­
al D airy show. These boys were
K enneth Bensel. son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Bensel of H erm iston, and
E ugene Rugg. son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Rugg of U m atilla. They won
th ird place in the sectional com peti­
tion on th e d em onstration of th e ad­
v antages of a modern safety bull
pen in com petition w ith team s from
38 states.
T he dem o n stratio n was sponsored
by th e K raft-P h en ix Cheese C orpora­
tion in cooperation w ith th e a g ri­
c u ltu ra l extension service and th e
n atio n al com m ittee on 4-H club
w ork to prom ote in te re st in im prov­
ing d airy herds and methods. Ja y
T. Pierson, assista n t county a g e n t
for U m atilla county, statio n ed her«,
prepared th e dem o n stratio n an d
coached th e boys.
No alib is are being offered by
th e boys on th e ir d em onstration b u t
much has been learned th ro u g h the
criticism by th e ju d g e a t th e show,
who stated th e ir d em onstration sub­
ject m a tte r was good b ut th a t they
would have stood m ore of a chance
had th ey driv en a few nails and ac­
tu a lly b u ilt th e bull pen from raw
m aterials. Instead of u sin g th e m in­
ia tu re b u ll pen w hich they joined
to g eth er w ith hooks.
E ugene believes
th e
A yrshlres
w ere th e m ost o u tsta n d in g in n u m ­
ber a t th e d airy show , w ith H ol­
stein, Jersey, and Brown Swiss
am ong th e o th e r breeds. Some of th e
h ig h est producing cows in th e n a ­
tion were exhibited.
K enneth saw some of the fine
Percherons a t th e a n n u a l horse show
a t w hich 250 were judged. He also
visited th e show w hen th e v arious
gaited an d show horses perform ed.
The boys w ere eager to tell of th e
m any in te re stin g sig h ts seen on th e
trip in w hich they visited tw elve
sta te s and eig h t cap ital buildings.
Of these b uildings th e cap ital a t
L incoln, N ebraska, w as by far th e
most m odern, said to be th e only
cap ital b u lld in k w hich Is free- of
debt.
Of ail the colleges and u n iv ersi­
ties visited th e boys w ere most Im ­
pressed by th e a g ric u ltu ra l col­
lege a t Ames, Iowa. The cam pus is
the most b eau tifu l and the chim es
rin g out over th e cam pus a t reg u la r
Intervals d u rin g th e day. Here they
discovered the use of “O n." as the
ab b rev iatio n for th e S ta te of O re­
gon.
M otoring th ro u g h N ebraska, K an­
sas and Colorado th e boys saw evi­
dence of th e m uch publicized d u st
bowl. T hey traveled for m iles w ith ­
o u t seeing vegetation grow ing. H ere
th e d u st had been scraped from th e
highw ay and stood th ree feet deep
on e ith e r side of th e highw ay.
E n th u siasm was expressed over
th e v isit to th e m in t in Chicago
w here th e boys saw how coins were
made. A 93 p ercent silv er and seven
p ercent nlckle com bination is h e a t­
ed to 27070 degrees fa h re n h e it in
sm all vats and poured into molds
six inches wide, 18 inches long an d
two Inches deep. T his is cooled and
w ashed, dried and sen t to a p res­
sin g room w here It goes th ro u g h a
seven ton pressure machine. The
m etal is th en weighed and cu t into
strip s from w hich plugs the size of
th e various coins are cut and sen t
to the stan m p in g room. An a c cu rate
acco u n t of w eights is kept, and a f­
te r com pletion the coins are placed
In canvas bags and d istrib u ted .
Among th e places visited were th e
Mormon tab ern acle a t S alt Lake
City, aleo th e u n iv ersity and cap ital,
Brooklyn zoo, so ld ier’s field, y acht
club, arm ory, n atio n al b ro ad castin g
sta tio n a t Chicago, the glass fac­
tory a t N ew ark, Ohio, L incoln’s
tomb a t S pringfield, Illinois, and
th ree bronze statu es of Lincoln, one
a t W ashington, D. C„ one a t L in ­
coln, N ebraska, and one a t Chicago.
Going th ro u g h W yom ing th e boys
saw a sm all herd of antelope, and
m any coyotes n ear th e highw ay.
The boys are elim inated from an y
fu rth e r com petition In th is show ex­
cept as a livestock dem o n stratio n
team.
Returns to Kansas.
Mrs. M ary Sours, m other of 0. L.
Barlow, who has been v isitin g h er
d a u g h te r Mrs. Lee Howell a t Hepp­
ner, re tu rn e d to H erm iston Sunday
wth her son and his fam ily, and
will visit here u n til Sunday when
she will leave for her home in W ads­
w orth, K ansas. She w ill be accom­
panied by Mrs. B arlow 's m other,
Mrs. A. M. Tillson who will go to
K ansas City, about 35 miles from
W adsw orth
Mrs. Tillson lives w ith
her husband and son on a stock
ranch n ea r Meacham.
Meetings Open November 7th.
M eetings a t the M ethodist church
will s ta rt Sunday.
November 7th.
w ith Rev. R. R. F inkbeiner. paator,
delivering th e serm ons. These m eet­
ings will be continued In definitely
and Mr. Kink bel ner hopes to a n ­
nounce th a t a local o rch estra w ill
assist w ith th e m eetings.
F u rth e r
inform ation about th e m eetings w ill
be published next week.