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VOLUME XXXI
NUMBER21
DAM AT UMATILLA
A S K E D FIR S T
n
lùrmtsinn Brralb
HERMISTON, UMATILLA
OFFICIAL PAPERS
OF C O U N TY NAMED
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The H erm iston H erald and
❖ th e E ast O regonian w ere deslg-
❖ nated official county papers by
*> th e U m atilla co unty court last
❖ Monday. T he tw o papers dis-
❖ played th e la rg e st circu latio n
❖ lists of any new spaper in Uma-
❖ tilla county.
❖
County Ju d g e C arl Cham bers
❖ said th a t th e designation was
❖ m ade a fte r th e co u rt had clear-
•> ed up a point resu ltin g from
❖ F reew ater Times q u estio n in g
❖ th e figures.
COUNTY,
OREGON,
COMMERCIAL CLUB
NAMES OFFICERS
JANUARY 13, 1938
DIAGONAL ROAD
O ILIN G BIDS SOON
LINE EQUIPMENT
HERE FRIDAY
BULLDOGS W IN TWO
GAMES; LOSE ONE
W a lte r Sm ith, ow ner and m an
W ork has been sta rte d on th e new
The call for bids for th e co n stru c
ag er of th e H erm iston T rad in g Co., tion
of 3.67 miles of th e Diagonal ru ra l electrificatio n
system . The
store, was unanim ously elected pres road was w ith d raw n by th e sta te o u tfit of N ew port, K ern & Kibbe
M C NARY PLEDGES
ident of th e H erm iston Com m ercial highw ay com mission a t its recent arrived here Monday, an d h ea d q u ar
club a t its first m eeting of th e year m eeting, and it is reported th a t bids ters have been opened in th e brick TUESDAY'S GAME
DAM SUPPORT
T uesday night. George H ark en rid er for th e e n tire len g th w ill be called building on th e w est side of the SLOW IN PICK-UP
was elected vice president and H ar for and opened a t th e F eb ru ary OWR&N track s in H erm iston, w here
A h earin g before the board of a r
old Thom pson secretary trea su rer.
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m eeting. The road is seven miles in sto rag e facilities an d offices are be
my engineers in W ashington, D. C„
The H erm iston Bulldogs added
T he re tirin g officers a re H enry length and th e proposal was for the ing prepared.
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w as held Ja n u a ry 11 in w hich the
two more gam es over th e week end
Sommerer,
president,
and
W
alter
❖
The
first
shipm
ent
of
poles
and
distance
from
H
erm
iston
to
Colum
la test arg u m e n t for th e developm ent
The bia school, w hich left a d istan ce of w ire is due to arriv e Friday. H. R. to th e ir strin g of victories, b u t also
<• Pearson, se cretary -treasu rer.
of th e upper Colum bia and Snake
club m eets on th e second an d fo u rth 2.9 m iles not included in th e call. N ew port has been here since S un suffered th e second d efeat <»f th e
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riv er was presented. The In lan d
Tuesdays in th e m onth, and a t th e No ex p lan atio n has been received day, and M arshall N ew port arriv ed season. Coach F ran k O’Neil took his
E m pire W aterw ays association and <><><*
next m eeting J a n u a ry 18, a com as to th e cause of th e firs t action, W ednesday. They b ro u g h t a fore»- squad for a long ride over th e Blue
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4
.
th e Lew iston C ham ber of Commerce
plete o u tlin e of business for the but it was well know n th a t th e en man and th ree o th er m echanics in M ountains F rid ay n ig h t to ta n g le
presented briefs. All U. S. senators
year will be made. B. E. Conner was tire road was prom ised la st fall by charge of m achinery w ith them . All w ith Baker, one of th e stro n g est
team s of eastern Oregon. H ere they
an d m em bers of congress from Ore CHARLES ROHRMAN
appointed a com m ittee of one to th e highw ay commission.
o th er men hired w ill be chosen as were outplayed by a rangy, v eteran
gon, W ashington and Idaho were
notify members in o rd er th a t a large
much as possible from users of elec squad to th e tu n e of 49 to 27.
present, favoring th e new program . TAKEN BY DEATH
tu rn o u t in m em bership be present at
tric ity u n d er th e system .
It was a Pacific northw est united
th a t m eeting.
A rriv in g home S atu rd ay th e B ull
Mr. N ew port sta te s th a t th e w ork
W.
JENDRZEJEWSKI
e ffo rt to secure endorsem ent of th e
C harles R ohrm an, fa th e r of A. F.
w ith
a
follow ing mem bers were pres
w ill progress slow ly for several days, dogs m atched th e ir skill
arm y board and an ap propriation R ohrm an of H erm iston, and well en t th a e t Tuesday
n ig h t’s m eeting, held NAMED C H A IR M A N
or u n til it can be w ell organized. q u in te t from Union, and before a
from congress over a period of years know n P en d leto n pioneer, died at at H u n te r’s Cafe:
F. B. Swayze, J. A.
D uring th e week a pole digger has large crowd, defeated them 48 to 27.
for the co nstruction of the U m atilla his home in P endleton la st T h u rs
been tried o ut and has been found A gain on T uesday n ig h t they rolled
R apids dam on th e Columbia, and day m orning, Ja n u a ry 6, a fte r an Clarke, W alter P earson, J. H. Reid,
W
alter
Jen
d
rzejew
sk
i,
son
of
Mr.
Al Q uiring, C raig Percy, E. P. Dodd,
successful in only c e rta in soils. It up th e ir eig h th victory of th e sea
four dam s on th e Snake to Lew iston. illness of over tw o years.
th e W alla W alla B
B. I. W hitney, Ja rv is Durfey, W alter and Mrs. Jo h n Jen d rzejew sk i of H er is n ot w orkable in gravel or rock, son a g a in st
The U m atilla was recommended as
miston,
and
stu
d
e
n
t
a
t
O.S.C.,
was
Mr. R ohrm an was engaged ip the Sm ith, B. E. Conner, Geo. H ark en
and not very successful in black squad, 29 to 20.
firs t for construction.
appointed
ch
airm
an
of
th
e
w
in
ter
bakery and grocery business in P en rider, R. A. Brownson, H. M. Som
sand.
dleton for nearly 30 years, re tirin g merer, W. W. F elthouse and Dr. W term Ag club ban q u et a t O.S.C. re
Several crews of men w ith shov
Seven m inutes elapsed before e ith
cently, by th e p resid en t Dick Melis.
W ashington, D.C. in 1917. H e was born in Asch, Bo L. Morgan.
els w ill soon be set to w ork, w hich
• Ja n u a ry 10, 1938 hem ia, coming to th e U nited S tates
“ The ban q u et is th e m ost im por will give em ploym ent to around 20 er team m anaged to sink th e ball
W’a llu la G atew ay Club
w hen he was 17 y ears old. H e s ta r t
ta n t fu nction of th e Ag clu b ,” said men. As soon as a few m iles of holes th ro u g h th e hoop in Tuesday n ig h t’s
stru g g le w ith th e W alla W alla B
H erm iston, Ore.
ed in th e bakery an d grocery busi MISS DOROTHY
Melis,
“ an d every Ag stu d e n t
been dug pole s e ttin g crews squad. Shaw dropped in a g ift shot
Mr. E. P. Dodd:
ness in P endleton in 1889. He was
should plan to a tte n d th is rendez have
will be placed on th e w ork, and as
“ W ire received. Many tim es I m arried to E lla Kloepzig, Ja n u a ry KNERR MARRIED
vous of a g ric u ltu ra l stu d e n ts and these move ’on down th e lines, th e th a t gave th e Bulldogs th e ir only
point in th e first q u arte r. The W al
have said th a t U m atilla dam is the 1, 1895.
leaders from all over th e sta te .”
w ire men will follow. A fter th e la W alla boys fared a little b etter
next p roject th a t should be u n d er
S urviving Mr. R ohrm an are his
Miss D orothy K n err, d a u g h te r of
Jendrzejew ski announced
plans
tak en in the developm ent of the Co widow and th ree sons, A. F. R o h r Mr. an d Mrs. F. F. K n err of H erm is for th e b an q u e t a t the Ag club m eet w irin g is sta rte d , a tran sfo rm er and led 4 to 1. In a d esp erate
lum bia river, and in my opinion it m an of H erm iston, F red erick R o h r ton, and L aw rence Sollars of S tan ing held W ednesday n ig h t, Jan . 12. crew will be employed. It is impos stru g g le for the ball, th e Bulldogs
sible to s ta rt all featu res of the h it th e ir strid e in th e closing m in
is now. You may count upon my man of H oughton, M ichigan, and field, were m arried on Friday, Dec
work a t th e same tim e, b u t as the u tes of th e first h alf and dropped in
w arm support. R egards.”
C harles R ohrm an of Columbus, Ohio, em ber 31, a t K ennew ick, W n„ by
work progresses betw een 40 and 50 six baskets in rapid succession to
Chas. L. M cNary
and one d au g h ter, Alma, of P en d le the m in ister of th e G erm an L u th e r
men will be stead ily em ployed.
lead 13 to 7 a t h alf time.
ton, as w ell as a nephew, Ew ald an church. They w ere atten d ed by THREE CAR LOADS
It is understood
betw een
th e
R
ohrm
an
of
S
tate
College,
Penn.,
The Bulldogs k ep t up th e ir pace
T his telegram was received Tues
Miss M arie Skovbo and
Rondall TURKEYS SHIPPED
board of d irecto rs and th e c o n tra c
and g arn ered ten more p o in ts to
day from the senior se n ato r from who m ade his home w ith th e Rohr- Bridgem an.
tors
ib
a
t
men
selected
for
th
e
job,
W alla W a lla’s five in th e th ird p er
Oregon, who was considered th e man mans. He is also survived by two
Mrs. Sollars is a g rad u a te of the
The E astern Oregon T urkey Grow who are capable of doing such w ork, iod. At th e final w histle they were
who pulled over th e Bonneville dam. g ran d ch ild ren , two brothers, and a H erm iston high school w ith the
will be picked from resid en t c iti still lead in g 29 to 20.
ers’
association
shipped
th
ree
car
sister
in
th
is
co
u
n
try
and
by
a
sis
He now assures us th a t he is for the
class of ’36, and has made her home loads of b ird s to th e Los Angeles zens, who are signed up to use th e
te r in Bohemia.
U m atilla dam next
w ith h er p are n ts since th a t tim e. m ark et a t its la st tu rk ey pool J a n electricity when it Is made a v a il
Gerald K eller, h igh scoring B ull
F
u
n
eral
services
w
ere
held
Sat
T his message was in response to
able.
Mr. Sollars is a t present w ith the
dog forw ard, ag ain led w ith a to tal
telegram sen t him S atu rd ay night. u rday afternoon a t 2 :00 P.M. a t the CCC cam p a t Stanfield, com ing from uary 5. The birds were of fine
Over 200 men have m ade ap p lica of 17 points to his credit. K inney,
q u ality and was considered more of
S im ilar telegram s w ere sent to Sen Folsom chapel, w ith Rev. E. M. Ohio.
a cleanup for th e m ajo rity of grow tion for w ork a t th e asso ciatio n ’s play in g cen ter for W alia W alla, w as
B utenshon, pastor of Peace L u th e r
a to r F rederick S teiw er and Congress an
church, officiating.
ers, who have shipped all b u t breed office, b u t m any of these a re from
m an W a lte r M. Pierce, and full sup
outside of th e com m unltv, ad p ref n ex t h igh m an w ith 10 points.
ing stock.
TOWNSEND CLUB
port is expected from both in the
erence will be g iv tn local men.
The shipm ent included 867 cases,
m a tte r th a t is now’ com ing before HENDERSON TO
(From th e Bulldog)
BROADCASTS
w ith 77,151 birds w eighing 4,657
The board of arm y en gineers and be
pounds. C o rn u tt, who has served th is ANTONE VE Y, SR.
The Bulldogs suffered d efeat at
fore congress.
NSFA C O N VENTIO N
Approved Townsend plan broad- association for several years, acted
of th e B aker five F rid ay
It was stated in th e telegram s
DIES IN PENDLETON n th ig e h hands
casts
are being given each week as federal grader.
th a t th e B onneville dam was now
t to a score of 49 to 27.
Bob H enderson, p resid en t of the
com pleted; th a t th e G rand Coulee Associated S tu d en ts a t Oregon S tate over th e follow ing P acific coast sta
The Bulldogs sta rte d o ut In good
was taken care of by reg u la r appro college, who recently retu rn ed from tions (tim e 8:30 to 8:45 P. M .-Paci
The d eath of A ntone Vey, Sr.,
p riatio n s th ro u g h th e U nited States a tte n d in g th e a n n u a l m eeting of fic Coast tim e each M onday). KFRC HEPBURN - ROGERS
one of U m atilla and Morrow coon- sp irits but could not stop th e B aker
M arble m ade th e firs t
R eclam ation B ureau; th a t th e Uma th e N ation al S tu d en t F ed eratio n of San Francisco, ( 6 1 0 ); KPM C-Bak-
ties oldest pioneers, occurred S u n offense.
tilla dam was the one m ajor project America, w hich convened December ersfield (1 5 5 0 ); KRLC - C larkston, D Y N A M IC STAR TEAM day, Ja n u a ry 9, a t 2 :20 a. m. at St. score for H erm iston. Sowers for B a
to com plete the developm ent of the 27 to th e end of 1937 a t A lbuquer W n„ (1 3 9 0 ).
A n th o n y ’s hospital in P endleton. k er was h igh point man of th e game
Colum bia and Snake riv ers; th a t all que, New Mexico, to discuss prob
The follow ing a re re g u la r b road
How an im perious society g irl H is d eath m arked the passing of w ith 14 po in ts; K eller w as next
ap p ro p riatio n s nam ed in the budget lems of stu d e n t body leaders in u n i casts sponsored by local Tow nsend ,»ossessing ev e ry th in g ir.oney can one of th e best known stockm en in
for im provem ent of rivers and h a r versities and colleges all over the clubs; KGGC- (1 420) San F ra n buy tries to win fam e on thd B road easiern Oregon. He had been In ill w ith 12 points for th e Bulldogs.
D u rin g the gam e, th ere w ere 33
bors in th e P acific n orthw est w ere U nited States, believes th a t stu d en ts cisco, every Sunday 1 0:00 A.M.; way stage, b ut learns th a t to h ealth for some time.
for w orks west of th e Cascade m oun a t OSC a re s tu n tin g th e ir grow th WRAW (1310) W ednesday, 7:45 P. achieve d ram atic h eig h ts som ething
Mr. Vey was born in
P o rtu g al, fouls called on th e tw o team s.
ta in s;
th a t the eastern p art of into p o ten tially useful citizen sh ip by M.; KLOS, Merced, Calif.,
(1040) w ith in her soul m ust be killed, forms F eb ru ary 22, 1947, came here a t the
The team showed good ball play
th e sta te should be recognized; and th e ir failu re to tak e a g rea ter active Friday, 6:00 P.M.; K W JJ (1040) th e cen tral situ atio n of "Stage age of 18 years and since th a t date,
th a t em ploym ent was needed now as in te re st in state, n atio n al an d in P o rtlan d , daily, except Sunday, 9:00 Door,” co -sta rrin g K a th a rin e H ep u n til his retire m en t in 1918, he had ing in p art of th e game b u t w ere
well as navigation benefits.
A. M.
burn. G inger Rogers and Adolphe been active in stock raisin g . He was touched w ith ragged let-dow n w hich
te rn a tio n a l affairs.
Menjou, com ing to th e Oasis th e a tre held in th e h ighest esteem for his caused defeat. B aker was very ag
A h e a rin g on the developm ent of
H enderson is th e son of Mrs.
Sunday.
the rivers was set for J a n u a ry 11. Georgia H enderson of H erm iston
in d u stry and business in te g rity .
gressive and showed v eteran sh ip
News of Father’s Death.
b u t n o th in g has been heard as to and a g rad u a te of th e H erm iston
The two fem inine sta rs are cast
He is survived by his widow, a am ong th e team m ates. T here is no
w h eth er it
was conducted.
The high school. He acted on th e Na-
Miss L avina May Lynch, in stru c in c o n tra stin g roles— Miss H epburn son, A ntone Vey, Jr., Echo, two
board of arm y engineers has
new’ tional Issues commission headed by tor in E nglish in th e H erm iston as th e w ealth y society g irl b u rn in g d au g h ters, Miss Mamie Vey and reason why B aker can not go d irec t
__ _ a ___
bead, and a d iffe ren t a ttitu d e may I Mary Je an McKay, new ly elected Union high school, received the news w ith am bition, and Miss Rogers as Miss Anna Vey, P endleton, and a ly to th e sta te m eet if th e team
be presented. Congress is expected president of th e NSFA.
co n tin u es its sta n d ard of b ask et
of the d eath of h e- fa th e r, V. C. her room -m ate, a n ig h t club e n te r half b ro th er, Joe Ramos, Echo.
to m ake ap p ro p riatio n s for such
P urdue u n iv ersity of L afayette, Lynch, a t K ayser, W. Va., early tain er.
The fu n eral W'as held T uesday, 10 ball.
works.
Congressm an
P ierce a n Indiana, will be host to th e NSFA Tuesday m orning, of h e a rt disease.
P u lsin g w ith the colorful lives of a. m. from St. M ary’s Catholic
nounced recently th a t he would in g ath e rin g late in 1938.
Miss Lynch did not go to her home, its various ch a racters and offering a church w ith Rev. M cK enna o fficia
(From th e Bulldog)
troduce a bill for the construction
“ behind-the-scenf s” sto ry th a t has tin g and w ith burial a t Olney ceme
because of her duties here.
T he H erm iston Bulldogs defeated
of th e U m atilla r apids dam.
Parent Study Club.
never been told before, “ Etage Door” tery. Pail bearers w ere Howard th e Union Hi hasketeers 48 to 27 In
weaves a kaleidoscopic p a tte rn of Sheenan, A ntone Cunha, A lfred Cun
The P a re n t Study Club w ill meet
h ea rtb re ak and triu m p h th ro u g h its ha, W illiam S charn, Joe Cox and th e local gym last S atu rd ay n ig h t.
Interesting Townsend Meeting.
G. MASSENGALE
F riday, Ja n u a ry 14, at 1:30 P. M.
In th e first few m inutes of play
Joe Pedro.
dram a.
in th e high school b u ild in g w ith
The Townsend club w ill have an
th e team s seemed very even for
PASSES TUESDAY
Mrs. O. L. Barlow as leader. A ny
Weather Report.
one interested is invited to a tte n d u n u su ally in te restin g program a t its
DAVIS TRANSFERRED n e ith e r side succeeded In m ak in g a
reg u lar m eeting Tuesday, Ja n u a ry
scorfe.
Tjhe fouling was heavy In
G. M assengale, 54, passed aw ay a t the m eeting.
Max. Min.
18. A fter a short business session D ate
St. A nthony's hospital in P endleton
6 ............
30 TO REITH
th e first period, but both sides were
35
th ere will be an in te re stin g e n te r
Tuesday, J a n u a ry
11,
a fte r a HANDBOOK ON
30
tain m en t, some out of tow n speak Ja n u a ry 7 ........................... 34 .
wild on foul shots. D uring th e first
m o n th ’s illness. F u n e ra l services
BOARDMAN NEW S — R. Davis, half, forw ards K eller and S. R an
ers, followed by an oyster supper. Ja n u a ry 8 ............ ............. 40 . ... 31
will be held a t Folsom 's F u n eral CURRICULUM STUDY
Everybody is Invited to a tte n d . The Ja n u a ry 9 ........................... 39 .
32 who was w orking a t th e U nion P a kin, each let loose a long shot th a t
P arlo rs in P endleton, F riday, J a n
cific depot, left M onday w ith his
adies
au
x
ilia
ry
w
ill
m
eet
a
t
the
...
32
58
.
Ja
n
u
a
ry
10
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u ary 14, a t 10:00 A. M., w ith in
A ccording to Rex P u tn am . S uper
wife and fa th e r for R eith, w here he dropped th ro u g h th e hoop perfectly.
te rm en t in th e H erm iston cem etery. in ten d en t of Public In stru ctio n , a home of Mrs. Chas. Epperson in the J a n u a ry 11 .
............ 52 - ... 29 has tak en up his work. Max Moore Then K eller snagged a Union pass
Mr. M assengale was born in Scott new b u lletin en title d H andbook on Colum bia d istric t F rid ay afternoon, Ja n u a ry 12 ............ ............ 63 ..... 29 of H eppner is the relief m an a t th e and dribbled h a lf th e len g th of the
county, Tennessee, in 1883, and in C urriculum Study recen tly released Ja n u a ry 14.
depot a t present.
P re cip itatio n was .03.
floor for tw o points. Union su d
la te r years settled
in C learfield, by his d ep a rtm en t is a ttra c tin g u n
C harlie M arshall left for A rlin g
U tah, w here he engaged in farm ing usual notice. It is th e work of the
ton Monday w here he w ill spend a denly sta rted a spectacular “ c a rt
an d th e m ercantile business.
He Oregon S tate T eachers A ssociation
w heel” play w hich, alth o u g h very
few days on business.
came to Oregon in 1921 and lived in com m ittee on th e Im provem ent of
A farew ell p arty was given F ri fast, failed to p en e trate th e B u ll
H erm iston for four years u n til he th e C urriculum and was prepared
day evening a t the hotel honoring dogs’ tig h t defense. The h alf tim e
moved to P endleton two m onths ago. u n d er th e d irection of the Oregon
M axine Strobel.
score was H erm iston 31, U nion 7
H6 is survived by bis widow, Luc- S tate T eachers A ssociation in coop
Miss Ada May H arfo rd of A rlin g
T he Union high defense tig h ten ed
cre tia M assengale, four d au g h ters, era tio n w ith the S tate D epartm ent
ton sp en t S atu rd ay v isitin g on the
Mrs. Ida Sw anger, and Mrs. A rchie of E ducation. The 192 page bulle
d u rin g th e second q u a rte r, m aking
project.
Searl of La G rande, Mrs. J. H. Raw- tin is th e resu lt of a tw o-year stu d y
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brow n and th e sco rin g less rapid and much
F our h undred and nine cows were No. 4, a G rade Jersey, produced
son, H erm iston, Mrs. H ow ard Sm ith, by the com m ittee of cu rricu lu m pro
K ath y rn e R ake and son Reo mo more even. K napp, cap tain and sta r
P endleton, one son D aniel of Pendle blems in Oregon. I t is designed es tested In th e U m atilla-M orrow Herd 975 pounds milk, co n tain in g 65.3 tored
to W alla W alla
T h u rsd ay center, was removed from th e game
to n , one sister Mrs. A rth u r W ood pecially as a study book for teachers Im provem ent association d u rin g the pounds fat.
w here they will v isit relatives.
ward, Y akim a, W n„ and one b ro th and o thers who are in terested in m onth ending November 30, by H.
on fouls and was replaced by Corpe,
T hree cows w ere sold for beef.
W. A. Strobel, who is w o rk in g at who added four points to th e B ull
er, John
I.
M assengale,
Ogden, th is im p o rta n t educational subject, R. H artley , tester. T he to ta l average
F ollow ing a re th e records of the
and m any groups are alread y en per cow for all cows tested d u rin g high producing cows for th e m onth A thena, was v isitin g his fam ily over
U tah.
dogs' score. T he th ird q u a rte r saw
th e week end.
th e m onth was 392.9 pounds of of November.
gaged In a d etajjed s tudy of it.
th e Union defense w eakened, an d
milk,
co
n
tain
in
g
21.6
pounds
fa
t;
The
Boardm
an
tow
n
b
asketball
Cows producing over 70 lbs. fat;
Will Change Undergrade.
team was defeated by the Boardm an the H erm iston squad going on a n
29 cows each produced over 40
F.
A.
Baker,
Pogis
Bob
J
r.,
GJ
Y ellow Ja ck e ts last S unday by a, o th er scoring spree. T he fin al score
pounds fa t and 35 herds were tested 1326 lbs. m ilk, 71.6 lbs. fat.
The F ederal Land Bank has deed FARM CROPS CLUB
d u rin g the month.
ed 2.37 acres to th e sta te of Oregon STUDIES WEEDS
Class B— 4 yr. olds m aking 45 score of 50 to 48.
was H erm iston 48, Union 27.
for rig h t of way purposes. This is
C harles W lcklander,
w ith
the
High herds, in clu d in g d ry cows, lbs. fat;
Girls’ Fifth Victory.
reported as p art of th e new road
was lead by th e F. A. Baker, 20
s ta te G range of La G rande, was a
GJ
F.
A.
Baker,
Pogis
Bob
Jr.,
The U m atilla F arm Crops club Jerseys, 423.5 lbs. m ilk, 24.37 lbs.
T he H erm iston Hi g irls’ b a sk e t
.near the B u tter Creek bridge, across
v isitor on
th e
project S atu rd ay
1326
lbs.
m
ilk,
71.6
lbs.
fat.
th e U m atilla river, and leading held its th ird m eeting and field trip fat. by Ray Olmstead, 12 mixed. Nels K risten sen . No. 4, GJ 975 lbs. evening.
ball team , undefeated so fa r th is
n o rth w ard tow ard th e undergrade Ja n u a ry 8, w hen th e members be 579.0 lbs. m ilk. 28.95 lbs. fat. and m ilk, 65.3 lbs. fat.
Mr. and Mrs. W illard B aker and y ear won th e ir fifth s tra ig h t vic
came
b
e
tte
r
acq
u
ain
ted
w
ith
weeds
crossing on th e OWR&N railroad
Nels K ristensen, 9 g rad e Jerseys, Floyd L aird, Polly. GJ 828 lbs. milk. Mrs. W. A. Baker m otored to La
and grasses found p rev alen t In this by
w here changes are planned.
G rande Sunday w here Mrs. W. A tory when they defeated th e S ta n
707.6 lbs. m ilk, 41.52 lbs. fat.
4 9.7 lbs. fat.
area. The group an d th e ir leader
field HI girls, Decem ber 8. T he
B aker rem ained to v isit friends.
Nels
K
risten
sen
,
No.
6,
GJ
900
lbs.
High herds to date, dry cow’s in
visited several projects w hich will
A dance was given a t th e G reen- score w as 22-9
Stanfield-Boardman Survey.
cluded, for th e 11 m onths since th e m ilk. 49.5 lbs. fat.
be used for observation and study.
A fter a m eeting in th e office of b eg in n in g of th e te stin g year, are Floyd L aird, Nora. GJ 816 lbs. milk, fiold G range hall S atu rd ay evening
The work of surveying th e pro
45.7 lbs. fat.
by th e G rangers and th e m usic wag
Townsendites Elect Officers.
A
ssistant
C ounty A gent Ja y T. P ie r as follows:
posed
S tan fteld-B oard man
sta te
H. A. W ilson. Goldie. GG 813 lbs. furnished by th e T roubadours.
F.
A.
Baker,
20
Jerseys.
6002.2
son.
th
e
group
visited
intended
pro
h ighw ay cut-off has been com men
O
fficers were elected a t th e la st
m
ilk.
45.5
lbs.
fat.
O rville C arp en ter
of
P o rtlan d
ced. A crew of fourteen men are jects heing supervised by K enneth lbs. m ilk, 300.67 lbs. fa t; Dell
Class C— 3 yr. olds m aking over who has been v isitin g his uncle, m eeting of the H erm iston Tow nsend
C
hristley.
45
mixed.
5871.0
lbs.
Bensel
and
E
ugene
Rugg.
Several
club In the persons of C, A. Jack -
em ployed. They have opened an of
Glen C arp en ter, retu rn ed home S u n m an. p resident. C. R. Moore, vice
281.79 lbs. fa t: F ran k Seel 40 lbs. fat:
fice in th e R eclam ation
building stops were made on th e to u r to milk,
Floyd
L
aird,
Betsey.
0.1
786
lbs.
day.
iger,
13
G
uernseys,
6319.2
lbs.
m
ilk
president, F. E. E arn h ard . se creta
in H erm iston. T he w ork Is expected study and become b e tte r acquainted
S atu rd ay
afternoon
G reenfield ry. and Mrs. C. R. Moore, trea su rer.
w ith local weeds and grasses. T h e | 2#7.98 lbs. fa t; Floyd L aird, 14 Je r- m ilk, 55.8 lbs. fat.
to req u ire th re e to fo u r m onths.
Nels
K
ristensen.
No.
2
GJ,
795
lbs.
G
range
members
motored
to
Cecil
to
follow ing w ere id en tified :
horse- ’eys, 5660 9 lbs m ilk. 286.17 lbs.
Board members Included E. M B ar
In charge of th e survey is J. A. weed, n ig h tsh ad e, p ra irie su n flo w -j fat: L. C. Dyer, 6 R. Jerseys, 5895.3 milk 49.3 lbs fat.
a tte n d th e G range in itia tio n .
n ett. W aldo Dyer, Mrs. F. R. Moore.
Phelps.
resident engineer.
O ther er. Jerusalem oak, yarrow , tu m b lin g i'f’8- milk. 328.60 lbs. fa t; Chas, J. R. Anson, D arby GJ, 780 lbs.
Mrs. Kohow motored to L exington Mrs. P erry A rth u r. F. W. I^ n z and
men are Van Simms, tra n sitm a n ; m ustard, a lfila ria , m ullen. common Beeliger. 10 mixed, 6551.9 lbs. milk, m ilk, 42.9 lbs. fat.
F rid a y on business.
Mrs. V ictoria C hurchm an.
H
appy
T
h
o
t
Je
rse
y
Farm
.
St.
Mawes
L. H. N elson, d raftsm a n :
M. F. mallow.
pigw eed.
Ism b sq u arter. 336.10 lbs. fat.
The L adies Aid held Its m eeting
Zutz. levelm an: J. C. H iatt, topo th ic kspike w h eatg rass. Indian rice ! Nels K ristensen had th e high pro- Susan Ja n e RJ. 726 lbs. m ilk. 41.4
a t th e home of Mrs. W a rn er last Townsend Auxiliary To Meet Friday
lbs. fat.
g rap h e r; E arl Thompson, com puter; grass and pigeon grass.
ducing herd for the m onth.
H. A. W ilson, Bubbles GJ, 825 lbs. W ednesday.
L. J. Sullivan, ch ainm an: B ert
The leader Emil Zivney. Ja y T. ' F. A Baker had th e high pro m ilk. 41.3 lbs fat.
T he Tow nsend club au x ilia ry w ill
Spencer, chain m an : W H. W irtz J r., Pierson, and nine m em bers were
meet a t the home of Mrs. Chas. E p
ducing cow for the m onth, Pogis Floyd Laird. N ellie GJ. 540 lbs.
Bob
Dawson,
who
is
w
ith
th
e
U.
rodm an; V incent Gran«, chainm an: present Members included Eugene Bob Ju n io r, a G rade Jersey, p ro
m ilk, 40.5 lbs. fat.
8. Field A rtiiery a t F ort Lewis, re person Friday, J a n u a ry 14th. from
Gordon W arren, chain m an ; and G. and R ichard Rugg, K enneth Bensel. duced 1326 pounds milk, co n tain Wm. R. Coppock. Golden Prim rose tu rn ed to his d u tie s W ednesday a f 1 :00 to 4 :00 P. M. They plan to
O. Dolan, draftsm an. Two other men H enry Som m erer J r., Ted M etteer. ing 71.6 pounds fat.
G. 915 lbs. m ilk. 43.9 lbs. fat.
ternoon a fte r spending th e C h rist piece q u ilt tops. Each lady Is asked
A lfred Bnell. Bobbv E aton, Creaton
Nels K ristensen had th e second
H. A. W ilson. Lassie GJ. 486 lbs. mas holidays w ith his p aren ts. Mr. to b rin g large pieces of figured
w in a rriv e in a few days.
Buzzard and H arold Neill.
high producing cow for th e m onth. m ilk. 35.0 lbs. ta t
and Mrs. Orvil Dawson.
prin ts.
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NOVEMBER REPORT OF THE UMATILLA-
MORROW HERD IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION