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VOLUME XXXI
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iíermistnn Irírralí»
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NUMBER 23
COYOTES UNDER FIRE
IN DRIVE SUNDAY
HERMISTOR. UMATILLA
LODGES HOLD JOINT
INSTALLATION
COUNTY.
OREGON,
JANUARY 27. 1938
IN V IT A T IO N S ISSUED A N N U A L CO-OP.
COMMERCIAL CLUB
CREAMERY MEETING NAMES COMMITTEES
TO BIRTHDAY BALL
HOOP SQUADS MAKE
RECORD PLAY
The an n u a l m eeting of th e Uma
T he g eneral public is given an in
H eads of sta n d in g com m ittees
v ita tio n to atten d th e P re sid e n t’s tilla C ooperative C ream ery w ill be w ere appointed by P resid en t W alter
2, a t S m ith a t th e Com m ercial Club m eet
B irth d ay Ball n ex t S atu rd ay n ig h t held W ednesday, F eb ru ary
SPORTSMEN SEEK
a t th e com m unity h all on th e p ark 10:00 o’clock in th e m orning a t the ing Tuesday evening held a t H u n t LOSE TO ATHENA;
grounds. T his In v itatio n is issued Union church. One of th e speakers e r ’s Cafe. T his was th e first m eet
W IL Y COYOTES
by th e A m erican Legion A u x iliary on the program w ill be W arren Rec ing conducted by th e new officers, SWAMP HEPPNER
as sponsorers of the a ffa ir ca rry in g ord, connected w ith th e W alla W alla P resid en t S m ith and S ecretary H a r
D airym en’s association,
who
is old Thompson.
it o u t as a com m unity project.
S portsm en from all corners
A record of 71 points was collect
Money tak en in a t th is ball w ill known for his ab ility as a speaker
U m atilla county a re p lanning
T he club voted to tak e a mem
be used to fu rth e r research w ork in and his know ledge of th e d airy in g bership in th e new W ild Life club ed by th e H erm iston Bulldogs T ues
p a rtic ip a te in th e coyote drive being
day n ig h t a g a in st the H eppner Mus
th e field of in fa n tile paralysis, business.
planned (or Sunday, J a n u a ry 30, in
F our d irectors w ill be elected organized in th e county, and W a lte r ta n g s in the second aw ay from home
w hich is a n atio n al move. T h e com
th e n o rth Colum bia and Cold Springs
H
amm
was
ap
p
o
in
ted
as
the
rep
re
gam e over th e week end. T h eir de
m ittee in ch arg e is headed by Mrs. from d istric ts in Irrigon, S tanfield, sen tativ e.
d istric ts. The U m atilla P ro ject F arm
fense also clicked in holding th e
Wm. Logan, who asks th e su p p o rt Echo and The Meadows, and W est
B u rea u is sponsoring the drive head
Road m atters, p a rtic u la rly
th e M ustangs to only 18 m arkers. F r i
of all local o rg an izatio n s an d in d i land-M innehaha d istricts.
ed by a com m ittee composed of V ir
T he cooperative cream ery
is a proposed highw ay from S te w a rt’s day n ig h t the Bulldogs lost a h ard
viduals.
gil S m ith, Lyle T ilden and Jo h n
grow ing concern and in December co rn er so u th of H erm iston to U m a stru g g le a t A thena in th e re tu rn
Jendrzejew ski.
Admission charge w ill be six ty paid a dividend to its m em bers to tilla, were discussed, and th e road gam e w ith th e A thena boys 42 to 52.
Oddfellows
cents
for
men
and
fifteen
cen
ts
for
P lan s have been in th e m aking (or
talin g $1,123.75. A sim ila r am ount com m ittee was in stru c ted to a rra n g e
T he H erm iston B squad fared a
Noble G rand, Don Sherw ood; Vice ladies.
th e past two weeks and are well
was paid in Ju ly la st year. A pro a m eeting in th e n ear fu tu re for little b etter over the week end by
G
rand,
Fred
Reeves;
R.
Sec.,
W.
R.
torm ed. F u ll inform ation may be se
delegates from all w est end com mu w in n in g two gam es and losing one.
gram
for
expansion
is
being
planned
cured by those com ing into tow n L onghorn; F in an ce Sec., C urtis Si
by the board of d irecto rs for th is n ities to a rra n g e plans for u rg in g They sta rted w ith a loss F rid ay
S unday m orning a t H ale's Confec mons; T reasu rer, Geo. H ark en rid e r; SPORTSMEN W IL L
the early co n stru ctio n of th is road. n ig h t to th e A thena Bees, 19 to 30,
coming year, _____
W
arden,
A
lfred
L
eonard;
Conduc
tio n ery or O 'Conner's. Sportsm en
Chairm en of com m ittees ap p o in t w hile S atu rd ay n ig h t th ey took th e
ELECT
OFFICERS
tor,
H
arry
Kelley;
Inside
G
uardian,
w ill assem ble a t 9:00 o’clock in
ed are as follow s: Roads, F. C. Mc S tan field first squad 25 to 30, and
W.
I.
M
eade;
O
utside
G
uardian,
Carl
U M A TILLA SCHOOL
H erm iston and then m otor to the
K enzie; F inance, Roy H ale; C alen T uesday n ig h t they d efeated th e
J. F. B ilderback, p resid en t of th e
p o in t th ree m iles n o rth ea st of H er Jack m an ; R.S.N.G., Gwyn H ughes;
d ar, A1 Q uirlng; M em bership, R. A. H eppner Bees 23 to 40.
L.S.N.G.,
M.
L.
W
atson;
R.S.V.G.,
PRESENTS
OPERETTA
H erm iston Rod & Gun club, has a n
m iston w here the drive w ill sta rt.
Brow nson;
A nnual dance com m it
The H erm iston g irls won th e ir
L.S.V.G.. H. O. nounced th a t th e a n n u a l m eeting or
G roups ot men w ill be headed by G erald W h ite;
tee, Gteorge H a rk e n rid e r;
Budget, only gam e th is week from th e S tan
T
hom
pson;
R.S.S.,
F.
M.
G
uiw
its;
first m eeting in th e new year, w ill
men appointed by th e com m ittee to
M ark T w ain ’s “ Tom Saw yer” will W. J. W a rn er; R iver developm ent. field g irls, 22 to 8.
a
Chaplain, be held a t th e A m erican Legion h all
d irec t an d aid in (orm ing th e line. L.S.S., A. W. T u rn b lad ;
be presented in an o p eretta form by E. P. Dodd; Boy Scouts, Dr. F. B.
Friday. J a n u a ry 28, a t 8 :00 P. M. the ch ild ren of th e U m atilla grade Belt. These ch airm en a re to select
A t least 200 persons are expected to Wm. G raybeal.
Two Man Scoring Play.
13
E lection of officers w ill be held an d school F rid ay evening a t 8 o’clock. e th e r mem bers on th e ir respective
form th e line th a t will (orce the
Rebekah.
o
th
e
r
im
p
o
rta
n
t
business
tak
en
care
coyotes and o th e r p redatory an
The
A
thena
gam
e
was
a
scoring
Skeleton and sunflow er dances, and com m ittees.
Noble G rand, Gladys H ale; Vice
im als and birds from th e ir h iding G rand, G race Mudge; R. Sec., T hel of. The proposed coyote drive to be vocal num bers are a p a rt of th e a t
b a ttle betw een K eller of H erm iston
A com m ittee on new en terp rises and H ansell of A thena, w ith H an
staged
S
unday
w
ill
be
d
iscussed.
places into th e open.
tractions.
ma H ark en rid e r; F in an ce Sec., Ber
was ordered appointed.
sell leading by two points a t the
S hotguns will be used by sports th a N atio n ; T reas., O rrel H ughes;
L eading p arts will be tak en by
A program com m ittee was nam ed fin al w histle, 24 to 22. Each player
m en and all p recautions possible are W arden, Cora M innick; Conductor, TO W N TEAM TAKES
the follow ing stu d en ts: Ja ck Quick,
follows: W. G. K ersbergen, Jo h n scored about h alf of th e ir respective
being tak en (or th e safety of those Mabie W alk er; Inside G uardian,
Tom Saw yer; F ran k ey K enny, Huck as
team ’s to ta l points. A thena
kept
ta k in g p a rt. The drive w ill be con M arguerite H oughton; O utside G uar TW O GAMES
F in n ; Agnes Riley, A u n t Polly; C larke a nd O. O. F e lthouse.
ah ead ju st far enough to play safe,
ducted along the sam e lines as ra b dian, E d ith Cable; R.S.N.G., C lara
K eith Rodenbough, Ju d g e T h atch er;
and w ith Jo h n s and Jones both out
bit drives held here previously w ith M cReynolds; L.S.N.G.,
Benny Reeves, Joe H arp er; Robert STORE REPORTS
B eulah Si
T he H erm iston A th letic club took Irvin, In ju n Joe; Ann M ary Sher
on fouls in th e closing m inutes,
th e exceptions th a t the line w ill mons; R.S.V.G. A udra W h ite; L.S.
tw
o
b
ask
etb
all
gam
es
T
uesday
n
ig
h
t
th e ir ten point lead was enough to
form from a w ider area to assure V.G., G race L ogan; C haplain, Dora
lock. Becky; and
B etty M ustard, INCREASED VOLUME
on
th
e
local
court,
d
efeatin
g
the
win th e game. T he rough an d tu m
h u n te rs of wild game.
Amy.
M ikesell; M usician. Mabie Smith.
Ja
ck
A
llen
team
from
P
endleton,
22
ble gam e on th e sm all floor saw 16
Miss Elsie T ucker is d irec tin g the
R efreshm ents w ere served to th e to 16, an d th e S tan field CCC team,
H orsem en w ill be on the grounds
The H erm iston
M ercantile Co fouls called a g a in st A thena, and
to assist in s ta rtin g the drive w hich, mem bers and visitors a t the close of 23 to 20. The CCC team was tak en production, assisted by Mae W urs- o p erativ e store rep o rted an in c re as
seven a g a in st th e Bulldogs.
ter, accom panist. _
it is expected, w ill include spo rts the evening.
ed volume of business, to ta lin g $15,-
on the same n ig h t w ith th e sched
men from all sections of th e county.
000
in
sales,
d
u
rin
g
1937,
a
t
its
a
n
Overcome Heppner 71-18.
Surprise Visit.
uled gam e as a b re a th e r b u t th e
Coffee and sandw iches w ill be
n u al business m eeting last F rid ay
THETA
DELTA
boys barely nosed them out.
H
e
n
rie
tta
Lodge
No.
36
of
Echo
T uesday n ig h t a t H eppner th e
served a t a point south of H at Rock
n ig h t held in th e Union church. Mrs.
Cecil W arn er and W illis Cram p-
a t th e close of th e drive when all surprised the local Rebecca lodge by
PHI PLEDGES
A. E. M cFarland of U m atilla and B ulldogs celebrated by scoring a t
ton
tied
fo
r
points
in
th
e
gam
e
v
isitin
g
in
a
body
th
e
firs
t
m
eeting
those p a rtic ip a tin g w ill be guests of
Bill K ik were elected d ire c to rs to w ill, which came unexpectedly since
th e U m atilla P ro ject F arm Bureau. of the new term . Games were played a g a in st Jack Allen, b ut W a rn er was
serve w ith A. W. T u rn b lad , V ictor th e Mac Hi boys w ere barely able to
h
ig
h
in
th
e
CCC
game.
On
the
H
er
Two
U
m
atilla
county
boys
were
All local people are asked to bring and refresh m en ts were served. Sun
S tockard and E m m ett Cooney. E. H. nose out th e M ustangs in a h ard
th e ir own cups if they wish coffee beam Rebecah Lodge No. 180 now m iston squad are C. W arner, D ayton am ong the six pledges to T h eta Del D unning is m anager of th e store, as fo u g h t gam e th e S atu rd ay before.
H
arris,
E
pperson.
Ed
Bensel,
K
en
ta
P
hi,
n
atio
n
al
ho
n
o
rary
f
ra
te
rn
i
meets the 1st and 3d Tuesday of
served to them.
The Bulldogs w ere ag ain paced by
neth Knei*r, E stel, G lenn Hamm on. ty, for men on th e E astern Oregon sisted by Brice Robinson.
G erald K eller, who w ent on a ram
Such a drive has not been in each month.
The
by-laws
w
ere
am
ended
red
u
c
W
illis
Cram
pton,
Buell,
L
eonard
N
a
N
orm
al
school
cam
pus,
a
t
LaG
rande.
Zula W uner, d istric t deputy pres
a u g u ra te d in th is section previously
tion, H ugh D riscoll and F red R an They w ere E arl A tteb u ry , son of Mr. ing the m em bership fee to tw enty- page by sin k in g th e ball for th irte e n
field goals and four free throw s, a
and g re a t an ticip atio n is held for a ident of Cascade Locks, Ore., visited kin.
____
and Mrs. George A tte b u ry of S ta n five cents, and the m an ag er stated g ran d to tal of 30 points. T he locals
day of sport for m any people. The the local R ebekah lodge a t th e last
th
a
t
plans
were
being
m
ade
to
pay
field, and A rt Sm ith of Helix.
led 15 to 2 a t th e first q u a rte r, in
ra b b it drives staged two years ago m eeting.
The fra te rn ity
know n
as the a dividend to m em bers d u rin g the creasin g to 44 to 6 a t th e h alf
U altee Rebekah Lodge No. 224 C. E. ELECTS AND
b ro u g h t people from g re a t distances
“ brain tr u s t” on the cam pus, adm its ensuing year.
has
asked
Sunbeam
Lodge
No.
180
to p a rtic ip a te in th e chase of the
A program was presented co n sist tim e. W ith G ettm an, Corpe, Cram p-
only m em bers of good m oral ch a ra c
evasive hare, and th e coyote will to in itia te in th e ir hall a t Stanfield PLANS BANQUET
ing of a vocal solo by Mrs. V ictor ton and M. R an k in com ing in to the
te
r
and
w
ith
a
th
ree
point
scholas
th
e
evening
of
F
eb
ru
ary
14.
The
prove more wily.
Stockard, a d u et by Mrs. Stockard gam e th e second half, th e score
tic average.
local in itia tin g team has been reor
stood 56 to 9 a t th e end of th e th ird
ganized and all m em bers are very
A C h ristian E ndeavor week ban-1
E arI A tteb u ry is a g rad u a te of and Miss Opal S tockard, and a vocal q u a rte r and 71 to 18 a t th e fin al
A. E. BENSEL FAVORS en th u sia stic in le arn in g th e new q u et to be given Saturday," F e b ru a ry
S tan field high school w ith the solo by C hilds B arh am .
w histle.
floor work.
5, was planned by m em bers of the class of ’37.
H eppner squad was com plete
SWEET CLOVER
local society th is week, a t w hich
DAIRY ASSOCIATION ly The
lost w ith o u t th e ir key-m an. La-
Vey
Estate
Closed.
W
alter
Myers,
sta
te
field
secretary
,
STANFIELD SAA W ILL will be present. Societies in n ear
V erne V anM arter. who w as desig
A N N U A L MEET
P astu res in the w est end of Um a
nated as ineligible for com petition
Final
order
is
issued
by
County
by tow ns w ill also be guests of the
tilla county have been a problem , es DISCUSS SCHOOL
th
is sem ester by the Oregon H igh
Ju
d
g
e
Carl
Cham
bers
closing
the
local group. C h ristian
E ndeavor
pecially to those new com ers who do
The a n n u a l m eeting of th e U m a School A th letic association.
week is an an n u a l an n iv ersary ob Joseph Vey estate, and d isch arg in g
not u n d ersta n d the system of p la n t
The S tanfield School A dvance servance by the o rg an izatio n d u rin g R ita Silva Vey, executrix. T otal es tilla-M orrow D airy H erd
Im prove
Coming Schedule.
ing and ro ta tin g crops for beter pas
tate was listed a t $151,391.18, w ith
tu re s w hich give p rofitable retu rn s. m ent association w ill m eet T hursday w hich special program s are ar $87,478.50 real property and $63,- m ent association will be held S a t
The
H
erm
iston boys’ and g irls'
evening.
F
eb
ru
ary
3.
in
th
e
S
ta
n
urday,
J
a
n
u
a
ry
28,
a
t
1:00
p.
m.,
at
ranged in a social and educational
The m a jo rity of soil on these pro
903.68 personal. T otal costs and dis the com m unity hall on th e fair team s go to H elix F rid ay nig h t,,
je c ts is coarse and loose and needs field school b u ilding a t 8 :00 o’clock program .
bursem ents were $32,668.24, includ g rounds in H erm iston. P lan s are w hile S atu rd ay n ig h t a re tu rn gam e
crop ro tatio n to build for profitable to discuss school b etterm en ts and
T he soe'ety elected Miss C atherine
$21,123.78 in h e ritan c e taxes. underw ay to
form a long-tim e will be played w ith Irrig o n on the
pastures.
Newcomers may avail h ear facts and figures w hich the McMullen as president for an o th er ing
w hich can be local floor by both boys an d girls.
them selves of inform ation soon to school board has been asked to as year, Bill Corpe as vice president, B alance to heirs is $118,722.94. breeding program
app ear in a p astu re b u lletin p re semble. The m eeting will be of in V irginia Dyer, secretary , M ary Alice Listed as heirs are R ita Silva Vey, linked w ith a b e tte r system ot keep Echo brings both boys an d g irls
team s here for a re tu rn gam e T ues
pared by A ssistant County A gent te re st to every person in th e com Corpe, trea su rer, G lenn W arner, widow, and Mary M. Ja n u a ry , Rose ing Individual cow records.
A num ber of th e present mem bers day n ig h t.
Ja y T. P ierson, and H. K. Dean, sup m unity and a g en eral in v itatio n is prayer m eeting ch airm an , N ina Rae Monese and E lizabeth U nderhill,
L ineups for th e A thena and H ep
d au g h ters. Raley, K ilkenny & Raley a re in terested in o rg an izin g a coop
e rin te n d e n t of th e U m atilla Field given everyone to atten d .
McCulley, social ch airm an , B etty a re atto rn ey s for th e estate.
pner A squads w ere as follow s:
erativ
e
bull
association
w
hich
can
S tation.
Ann M orehouse, lookout chairm an,
A th en a (5 2 )
be financed from local banks, farm H erm iston (4 2 )
Opal S tockard, m issionary chairm an.
A. E. Bensel, who farm s about REA LINE METER
(2 4 ) H ansell
F
K eller (2 2 )
Wool
Growers’
Auxiliary.
ers,
and
th
e
R
u
ral
R
eh
ab
ilitatio
n
The society w ill hold ch o ir prac
th re e m iles south of tow n on the
(1 0 ) Jones
The Echo-H erm iston Wool Grow Division of th e U. S. D ep artm en t of S. R an k in (1 0 ) F
tice a t the church S atu rd ay n ig h t.
B u tte r Creek highw ay, has found BIDS OPENED
(4 ) Jo h ns
C
ers' A uxiliary will m eet a t the home A g ricu ltu re. Among o th e r th in g s K napp (5 )
his farm adapted to sw edt clover
(2 ) Kibby
G
Marble
of
Mrs.
F.
B.
Belt
F
rid
ay
,
F
eb
ru
ary
discussed
a
t
th
e
a
n
n
u
a
l
m
eeting,
Five bids for th e new pow er sys
Birth of Son Announced.
alo n e if p lanted as new seeding,
(1 2 ) Je n k in s
G
4, at 1:30 P. M. All mem bers are w ill be th e possibility of dairym en M. R ankin (2 )
w hich w ill m ake a fine p astu re for tem m eters were opened W ednesday
Subs: H erm iston - Shaw ( 3 ) ;
invitecj
to
a
tte
n
d
th
is
m
eeting.
m
ilking
a
large
num
ber
of
cows
per
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
G.
H
edw
all
of
two years unless p astured too heavi evening a t th e board m eeting in the
farm in o rd er th a t th e ir present A thena— Miller, K ilgore, Zerba.
ly. If th e re is d anger of blow ing a R eclam ation building office. The H erm iston announce th e b irth of a
H eppner (1 8 )
H erm iston (71
cash income can be increased.
Ship Hogs.
nurse crop of rye m ay be planted to ta l am o u n t of four bids was son named Thom as Monte la st Sun
(6 ) B en n ett
F
All farm ers m ilk in g cows should K eller (3 0 )
Two double deck tru ck loads of
e a rly and the sw eet clover p u t in 84679.60. One bid was $4682, and day m orning. Ja n u a ry 23, a t St. An
(5 ) M organ
S. R ankin (12) F
to Tw in City a tte n d th is m eeting.
la te r. Clover sowed in the fall is one a lte rn a te bid was $4662.10, th o n y ’s hospital in P en d leto n . Mr. hogs were shipped
(1 ) D rake
K napp (7 )
C
Livestock
com
pany
last
W
ednesday
w
hich
described
slig
h
tly
d
iffe
ren
t
good for one year, w hile th a t p la n t
(1 ) A iken
H edw all is m anager of th e U m atilla
Shaw (10)
G
Weather
Report.
by
R.
D.
B
lackstone
and
H
en
ry
G
ar-
equipm
ent.
Because
of
th
e
same
ed in the sp rin g will hold as p astu re
(1 ) Coxen
G
C ooperative C ream ery and 1» receiv
M arble
berding,
recen
tly
organized
as
live
am
ount
of
bids
they
were
referred
to
for tw o years. Clover should not
Subs: H erm iston— G ettm an (6 ).
ing co n g ratu latio n s.
Max. Min.
D ate
stock
buyers
In
th
is
d
istric
t.
be cut too close to th e ground since B arr & C unningham , a tto rn ey s for
.. ............. 40 ... 34 Corpe, Cram pton, M. R ankin ( 6 ) ;
Ja n u a ry 20
it sp ro u ts from the p lan t Joint and the local board, and to th e REA a t
H eppner — K enny ( 2 ) . C raw ford,
54
35 O’Donnell.
21
............
if clipped to the roots will not W ashington for ex am ination. No de
____ ________
42
cision was made by th e board. Two
sp ro u t again.
22 ............ ............. 52
rep resen tativ es of bidding com pa
34
23 ............ ............. 47
Sw eet clover also m akes good nies, explained th a t th e bids were
M A N Y SUGGESTIONS
Ja n u a ry 24 ............ ............. 50 ... 24
p astu re if sowed into ru n down a l according to published list prices
falfa b u t should be allow ed to m ake and discounts of th e d iffe ren t com
25 FOR REFRESHMENTS
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a good s ta rt before pastured too panies and w ere th e same th ro u g h
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heavily.
out th e U nited S tates.
Many housew ives g ath ered in one
P re c ip ita tio n w as .08.
R ep resen tativ es of th e various o r
The bidders were G ray Bar Elec
Mr. Bensel believes th a t reg u lar
T he 7-point program of th e fed
of th e larg est m eetings of th e Home
D
uring
1937
p
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n
reached
irrig a tio n resu lts in 99 per cent of tric Com pany of P o rtla n d : D uncan gan izatio n s in th is end of th e coun era tio n is as follows:
E xtension U nit held in th is d istric t
th e success in m a in ta in in g pasture. E lectric Com pany of L aF ay ette, ty atten d ed a m eeting In P en d le
To establish governm ent responsi a m ark of 10.47 w hich is th e g re a t a t th e Legion hall T uesday in an all
Sweet clover is shallow rooted and Ind; G eneral E lectric Com pany of ton la st Monday n ig h t a t w hich a b ility for resto ratio n and conserva est since 1916 when it w ent as high day m eeting. Miss F ra n cis C linton,
if allowed to get too d ry will be set P o rtlan d ;
W estinghouse
E lectric U m atilla county u n it of th e Oregon tion of w ildlife.
as 12.23 Inches. In 1912 It was 10.74 county home d em o n stratio n ag en t,
back considerably. No p astu re land Company of P o rtlan d ; an d Sangam o W ildlife F ed eratio n was formed. Of
To establish sta n d in g com m ittees an d In 1915 w ent to 10.43. These prepared desserts, salads, beverages
should go longer th a n ten days E lectric Com pany of Springfield, ficers w ere elected and a co n stitu in both houses of congress to fu rth e r
four, are th e only y ears on record and sandw iches of a v ariety w hich
tion and by-law s adopted.
w ithout w ater, he believes. P astu re 111.
conservation in terests.
may be served by hostesses on social
A rep o rt was given th a t w ork on
land really needs w ater m ore reg u
R ichard A verill was elected presi
To striv e for ad equate funds for show ing th e m o istu re going over occasions. The various dishes p re
la rly th an any cu ltiv ated crop.
th e power line is progressing rapidly d en t; C. K. C ranston, vice presi th e U. S. Biological Survey and the one num eral.
pared were served to th e ladles for
lunch.
Sweet clover p astu re should not w ith poles being set a t th e ra te ot d en t; H enry V orlicky, secretary and U. S. B ureau of Fisheries.
from
two
to
th
ree
miles
a
day.
Un
H.
W.
Dickson,
trea
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rer.
All
are
To establish cooperative research
Mrs. R. B. W ilcox, who is c h a ir
be pastured in its e n tire ty but divi
FRED ASTAIRE
man of th e u n it, acted as hostess for
ded in to two or th ree sections and less hindered by some unforseen from P endleton. The officers co n sti betw een th e federal and sta te gov
th e day.
T h irty -o n e were present
pastu red in ro ta tio n — in th is way cause, it is expected th a t lines up tu te th e executive board to w hich ern m en ts on m a tte rs affectin g w ild IN NEW COMEDY
and Miss C linton expressed her a p
th e p la n ts have an o p p o rtu n ity to B u tter Creek will be ready for w ir Roy Hale of H erm iston was elected life and earm ark for sta te w ildlife
preciation for th e in te rest shown.
send up new shoots and are not ing by the firs t of F eb ru ary . A t th e as a member a t large. O thers present resto ra tio n projects th e revenues
Love, lyrics and la u g h te r are com
Mrs. C. J. Jackson and Mrs. P aul
tram pled by th e hoofs of the stock. present ra te of progress, th e e n tire from H erm iston were J. W. McMul tak en in excise taxes (am o u n tin g to bined
A sta ire 's new sta rrin g Van P atte n w ere nam ed project
Such p astu re should be plowed u n system will be com pleted before the len, A. E. Bensel, V irgil Sm ith, ab o u t $3,500,000 a n n u a lly ), from film w in ith Fred
George B u rn s and G ra d e leaders to a tte n d a m eeting In P e n
David M ittlesdorf. Lyle T ilden, Roy sportsm en of America.
der every two years and planted to firs t of A pril.
The most im p o rta n t fea tu re in the Hale. O. C. Pierce and P aul Bracher.
To striv e for ad equate federal Allen, “ A Damsel in D istress,” dleton next Monday. Ja n u a ry 31. at
row crops.
system now before users is th a t of
The U m atilla P ro ject F arm B ur cu sto d ian sh ip over our w aters to w hich s ta rts S unday a t th e Oasis w hich they will h ear ab o u t ap p ro
Mr. Bensel used b arn y ard m anure house w iring. Several co n tracto rs eau, th e H erm iston
Com mercial the end th a t th e pollution may be th e atre.
p ria te clothing. They will b rin g
as fertilizer.
a re in th e field an d v ario u s prices club, th e H erm iston Rod & Gun club cleaned up and d ro u g h th s and floods
A com plicated rom ance betw een a th is Inform ation back to th e ir own
are reported.
and the A m erican Legion, H erm is m inim ized.
highly-publicized A m erican
dan cer u n it mem bers for th e next m eeting,
M eetings are being planned early ton Post, have affilia te d w ith the
To striv e for ad equate ap p ro p ria and a title d E nglish g irl try in g to F eb ru ary 22.
Examiner Here Feb. 2.
in F ebru ary
w ith
rep resen tativ es U m atilla county u n it of th e Oregon tions for w ildlife research.
avoid a loveless m a rriag e com prises |
The exam iner of o perators and from th e extension d ep artm en t of W ildlife F ederation. T he U m atilla
To su p p o rt th e program for con
Son is Born
ch au ffeu rs will be in
H erm iston Oregon S tate college to give in stru c - county u n it, th ro u g h a ffilia tio n w ith tinued and b e tte r enforcem ent of all th e them e of th e story. T he com pii- [
cations en te r w hen not only th e
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M athers of
W ednesday, F eb ru ary 2, a t th e city tions in house w irin g and use of I th e Oregon F ederation Is a member game laws.
frien d s and relativ es of th e p air . Echo anno u n ce th e b irth of a n in e
lih ra ry betw een th e hours of 1:00 appliances. Good w irin g is urged jof th e G eneral W ildlife F ederation
The next m eeting will be held
to 5:00, according to a recent a n and it is assured th a t th is kind of w hich has o rg an izatio n s in all states F eb ru ary 28 a t th e Cham ber of Com tak e opposing sides in th e m a tte r ' pound son Sunday evening, Ja n u a ry
nouncem ent released from the Sec work su itab le for present and fu- of th e n ation. M emberships are made merce rooms In Pendleton at which b ut th e se rv a n ts a t th e g ir l’s castle 23, at th e ir home in Echo. He was
'nam ed R obert Neill. Mrs. M athers
re ta ry of S ta te 's office. All those tu re uses cj»n be obtained a t very |u p from any org an izatio n interested tim e d efin ite plans will be made for also try to influence th e pair.
These factors all b rin g ab o u t will be rem em bered by m any as B er
w ishing perm its or licenses to drive reasonable prices. All users are I in conservation of wild life. Dues 'h e co unty observance of N ational
cars are asked to get In touch w ith urged to m ake a study of th eir | are paid by organ izatio n s ra th e r W ildlife R estoration W eek, opening m an ? sid e -sp littin g comedy situ a- nice Neill. Mr. M athers was recen t-
tions w ith the catch y song num bers ly appointed a c tin g postm aster at
th e exam iner d u rin g these hours.
needs.
I th a n individuals.
M arch 20.
and A staire's novel d an cin g routines. ¡Erho.
Sunbeam Rebekah Lodge No. 180
and V inyard Lodge No. 206 of th e
Order of Oddfellows held th e ir a n
n ual public in sta lla tio n th e evening
of J a n u a ry 17 in th e local hall. The
in stallin g officers were G rand Mas
te r Gwyn H ughes and D istrict Depu
ty P resid en t C lara McReynolds, as
sisted by G rand M arshall Beulah
Simons, an d W. R. L onghorn who
was in stalled as recording secretary
for the tw en ty -fifth consecutive
year. Roy M innick of Irrig o n was
installed as the re tirin g P.N.G. of
th e Oddfellows.
The follow ing officers w ere in
stalled :
LOCAL GROUPS AFFILIATE WITH UMATILLA
COUNTY UNIT OF WILD LIFE FEDERATION
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Basketball-Jrrigon, Saturday; Echo Next Tuesday