The Hermiston herald., September 08, 1938, Image 1

Umatilla Project Pair
14 Days Awey
September 22-23-24
VOLUME XXXII
NUMBRB 3
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HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY.
HOP PICKING
INCREASED PREMIUMS UNDERWAY
ON
OFFERED EXHIBITORS U M A TILLA PROJECT
Hop pick in g is underw ay on the
H erm iston
project w ith
picking
AT PROJECT FAIR
sta rtin g in the Dixson yard last F ri
OREGON,
SEPTEMBER 8. 1938
REA LINE EXTENSION FUNERAL RITES
WORK PLANNED
FOR A N N A SAPPER
T he work of ex ten d in g th e Um a­
tilla E lectric C ooperative associa­
tio n power lines to all users w ith in
th e im m ediate te rrito ry of th e pres­
en t system is progressing. T he board
of d irecto rs w ill include all possible
users w ithin its surveys w hich will
bo presented to th e REA o fficials in
W ashington in th e n ear fu tu re for
allocation of funds to c o n stru c t the
various sh o rt connections.
The rules an d reg u latio n s of the
governm ent may elim in ate p a r t of
th e proposed lines for th e present,
b u t th e map of th e ex ten sio n s will
be before th e d ep a rtm en t for con­
sid eratio n as soon as th e reg u la tio n s
can be compiled w ith. It is now ex­
pected th a t 25 m iles of new lines
will be approved for co n stru ctio n
th is fall or earl}^ w inter.
They that know God will
be humble; they that know
themselves Cannot be croud.
—Flavel.
Anna Sapper, an old tim e resi­
dent of H erm iston, h aving lived in
th e Colum bia d istric t, passed aw ay
a t th e home of h er son O tto G. Sap
per a t 902 W est 6 th street, E rie,
P ennsylvania. Monday, Ju ly 22. She
was 85 years of age.
S urviving are her son O tto G.
Sapper, and
two g ran d d a u g h ters
H er husband passed aw ay M arch 17.
1911. F u n eral services were held in
E rie, P ennsylvania. Ju ly 25, after
which rem ains w ere crem ated and
the ashes sent to H erm iston to rest
near those of her husband.
B urial services of th e ashes here
were conducted by Queen E sth er
C hapter 101, Order E astern S tar,
W ednesday m orning, Septem ber 7.
Mrs. Sapper was a m em ber of the
order here d u rin g th e years she was
a resid en t of H erm iston.
HIGH SCHOOL
ENROLLMENT HIGH
FOR FIRST DAY
MRS. JOE DYER
PASSES SUDDENLY
THURSDAY MORNING
W. G. K ersbergen, su p e rin ten d e n t
of the local schools, announced th is
day w hen 200 w orkers sw arm ed in ­
week th a t th e high school en ro ll­
to the field. Dixson expects to h a r­
m ent was h ig h er fo r the firs t day
vest a ton to th e acre an d has dried
th a n la st year. T he to ta l was 145 TRULY U M A TILLA
FAIRGROUNDS
and th e re will be sc a tte rin g reg lstra
five tons so fa r th is season. H enry
of Salem is su p e rin ten d ­
tions for th e n ex t two weeks w hich
CLEAN-UP SATURDAY K ing irkwood
th e d rying. Crop h arv est is a l­
w ill sw ell the en ro llm en t. Several PROJECT PIONEER
so ta k in g place in th e Lockridge
post g rad u ates a re registered.
yard.
The grade school en ro llm an t
Saturday is olean-un dav at
Dixson has a c o n tra ct w ith th e
fa r is 225 w ith th e full corps
Mrs. Joe Dyer, 73, passed aw ay a t
the fair ^rounds in oreoaration
G eneral Hop G row ers’ association
teach ers on th e Job Tuesday.
her home early th is m orning follow ­
w
hich
operates
in
Oregon,
W
ash
in
g
­
for the annual show Sentember
Football p ractice is in o rd er every ing a h e a rt attack . F u n eral a rra n g e ­
ton and C alifornia and will produce
22-23-24.
Everv citizen is
day w ith 30 boys o ut for try o u ts. m ents had n ot been m ade a t th is
20 per cent less th a n last y ea r’s
Coach Hodgen plans to nam e th e time.
asked to rive some time to this
crop. P ro d u ctio n la st year was 13
team for th e firs t gam e, w hich is
Mrs. Dyer w as p rep arin g b rea k ­
project.
tons.
w ith Pasco, th e m iddle of next fast w hen she w as strick en and died
O. T. Lockridge, who pioneered
week. P lans are being made for a w ith in a h alf hour, never re g a in in g
T he prem ium lists for the Uma­ hop grow ing on th e p roject, w ill
gam e w ith the W alla W alla B squad Consciousness.
harvest
ab
o
u
t
five
acres
of
his
yard.
tilla P ro ject fa ir and county-w ide
On the local g rounds d u rin g the
She w as born in Des Moins, Iowa,
4-H club show were mailed W ednes­ He does not know a t th is tim e ju st
U m atilla P ro ject fair Septem ber 22- F eb ru ary 20, 1865. She came to th e
MYERS
PURCHASE
w
hat
ton
n
ag
e
he
w
ill
be
allowed
to
d a y to all possible exhibitors. The
23-24.
H erm iston project 30 years ago In
THREE PENSION
books ca rry an increased prem ium m arket u n d er governm ent reg u la­ MC CLASKY FARM
Mr. K ersbergen rep o rts an in ­ March, 1908. She and her husband
list for 4-H club show stock. All tions. L ast sp rin g w hen it became
creased
In
terest
in
band
in
th
e
high
b u ilt th e ir present borne on th e
PLANS PRESENTED
th ro u g h o u t
th e
United
o th e r p rep a ra tio n s for th e fair on evident
school b ut a lesser en ro llm en t from sage b ru sh plain, sh o rtly a fte r ir r i­
T he Jim McClasky 250-acre farm
Septem ber 22-23-24, are underw ay. States th a t th e re would be a surplus,
th e grade school. E ig h t m em bers of gation w ate r was made available on
To provide more room in the dairy Lockridge did not strin g five acres between Boardm an and Irrig o n has
T here are th ree proposals re la tin g th e grade school band g rad u ated th e project. Mrs. Dyer was indeed a
sheds 300 feet of new m anger is of his ten acre tra c t, w hich he ex­ been purchased by Mr. and Mrs. M. to old age pensions th a t w ill be sub­ la st y ear and these positions have H erm iston project pioneer.
being b u ilt along th e fro n t side pects w ill satisfy governm ent ap ­ L. Myers of The Dalles, who will m itted to Oregon voters a t the No­ n ot as yet been filled.
She is survived by her husband,
the full tak e possession th e first of October. vem ber election, each having been
w hich w ill leave space for a center praisers, and leave him
one d au g h ter, Mrs. E d g ar P eterso n
aisle. F ifteen ta rp a u lin s have also benefit of th e five acres production The place is now leased by Jo h n referred to th e electo rate by in itia ­
Pow ell B utte, Ore., one g ra n d ­
been secured for tem porary sheds u n d er cu ltiv atio n . H e expects to M arti.
tive petition.
Z IM M E R M A N VISITS of
d a u g h te r and one g ran d so n ; th ree
h arvest about 7000 pounds.
for additio n al stock exhibits.
T he Myers plan to build a home,
One law, if passed, would d irect
brothers, W illis and H arla n Thom ­
Mr. Lockridge sta te s th a t last fence th e e n tire acreage, an d im­
The race track w ill be improved
as of S eattle, and W arren Thom as of
S tates
produced prove the place in general. T hey ex­ th e Oregon le g isla tu re to petitio n HERMISTON
and additio n al labor for th is work year the U nited
Los Angeles.
th a t 117,000 pect to stock th e place w ith 100 the congress of th e U nited S tates to
is expected to be donated by several 203,000 bales and
call a n atio n al convention for the
Ju d g e H ow ard K. Zim fnerm an,
in terested parties. T he racin g com­ bales were carried over. Because of head of w h ite face beef c a ttle and purpose of proposing an am endm ent
m ission consisting of Ben O’Conner, th is th e governm ent reduced the 60 head of d airy cattle. On the to th e federal co n stitu tio n for the ca n d id ate for th e Oregdn suprem e CELLA LANGFELT
H erm iston
Monday
ch a irm an , E. D. M artin. Dr. F. B. m ark etin g allow ance in the country place 100 acres are u n d er c u ltiv a ­ establishm ent of th e plan contained court, visited
callin g on voters in th is section. BRIDE OF E. H A M M A N
B elt, A ntone Vey, Bill Sw itzler. has to 148,000 bales.
tion, §0 of w hich is pastu re. The in the Tow nsend hill.
Judge Tim m erm an is backed by an
contacted several ow ners of race
farm comes u n d er th e REA system .
Second would m ake a sta te law experience of 10 years as circ u it
horse strin g s, and a fine series of LOCAL STOCK W INS
Mr. and Mrs. Myers are liv in g a t providing for a 2 p ercen t tra n sa c ­ ju d g e an d is from Clatsop county.
even ts are assured.
Miss Celia L angfelt, d au g h ter of
Boardm an u n til th ey tak e possession tion tax to fin an ce our old age pen ­
Mr. Zim m erm an is often m istaken
A donkey baseball gam e is expect­ FAIR PREMIUMS
of the farm .
________
sions. This proposal follows quite for P eter Zim m erm an, well know n Mrs. H. O. L an g felt of Jew ell, Ore.,
ed to supply e n te rta in m e n t T h u rs­
closely the o rig in a l Tow nsend plan s ta te politician, b u t only because of became th e bride of Mr. E v e re tt
day and F riday evening. The V ernon
4-H Club State Fair Winnings.
except th a t th e m axim um ra te of th e sim ilarity of nam es. Ju d g e Zim ­ H am m an, son of Mr. an d Mrs. J. W.
The H appy T hot Jersey F arm of
L. Spaling A m usem ent com pany will
pensions is fixed a t $100 instead of m erm an was raised on a farm in H am m an of H erm iston, Sunday, Sep­
be inside th e grounds w ith m any H erm iston exhibited five head of
A rep o rt received here W ednesday $200 m onthly.
tem ber 4, a t th e home of th e
M arion county. His fa th e r still groom ’s cousin, Mrs. D. F. McGreal
e n te rta in m e n t fea tu re s consisting of young stock a t th e S o u th eastern n ig h t sta te d th a t th e 4-H club d ai­
W
ashington
fa
ir
Septem
ber
1,
2,
3,
T
hird
is
a
co
n
stitu
tio
n
al
am
end­
lives
on
the
old
home
farm
.
He
was
five rides, am ong them th e ferris
ry d em o n stratio n team from th is
at P o rtlan d . T he cerem ony w as per­
w heel, m erry-go round and various and received th e follow ing aw ards section composed of Bob Jack so n m ent th a t would legalize certain edccated in the Salem city schools, formed a t eig h t o ’clock in th e even­
by
Dr.
H
ill
of
th
e
S
tate
College
of
th
e
U
niversity
of
Oregon
and
S
ta
n
­
lo
tteries,
a
p
a
rt
of
th
e
proceeds
of
concessions.
and Joe Cooney won second place in
ing by Rev. M ark Yoeman of Elsie.
A football gam e is being arran g ed W ashington.
th e d airy d em o n stratio n a t the licensing same to be credited to the ford U niversity law school.
Ore., in th e presence of relativ es and
old
age
p
e
n
s
io
n
fu
m
i._______
The
voters
w
ill
choose
betw
een
F
irs
t
on
senior
bull
calf;
second,
w ith th e W alla W alla B squad.
sta te fa ir being held a t Salem th is
two candidates th is fall: C ircuit friends.
th ird and fo u rth on th ree senior week. They missed first place by
M atron of honor was Mrs. D. F.
Dance September 21.
Ju d g e Howard K. Z im m erm an of McGreal
y earlin g heifers;
th ird on senior one point. The crops ju d g in g team ,
of P o rtlan d , who w ore a
Scouts
to
Pendleton.
Clatsop
county
and
Ju
d
g
e
H
en
ry
J.
heifer
calf;
and
th
ird
on
Get
of
Sire.
composed of C h arles K ik, E ugene
dress of cream sa tin
trim m ed
in
The rac in g com mission has an
Bean
of
U
m
atilla
county.
Rodm
an
H
artley
was
aw
arded
blue.
nounced plans for a dance in th e first on his senior heifer calf as well Rugg and H enry Som m erer J r ., took
The H erm iston Boy Scout troop
fo u rth place. T he livestock ju d g in g was represented at a Scout round-up
com m unity
hall for
W ednesday
bride wore a dress of w h ite
» « « « * * « » * * lace T he over
w hite sa tin w ith fin g e r­
n ig h t, Septem ber 21, w ith the T rou as ju n io r cham pion, and first in team from M ilton won n in th place, in Pendleton W ednesday n ig h t when
show
m
anship.
T
he
prize
for
th
is
be­
w ith 25 team s com peting. No o th e r E arl W atson, a ssista n t scout m aster,
tip veil, and carried a bouquet of
badors fu rn ish in g th e music. Pro ing a b eau tifu l show h alter.
*
COLUMBIA
♦
rep o rts have been received.
ceeds from th is dance will go tow ard
pink rose buds and w h ite sw eet peas.
and Ju liu s G im ble took cars and mo­
M arie H artle y won first on her
d e fra y in g expense of p u ttin g on th e
By Lois Hutchison
♦
Miss W ilm a L an g felt, sister of
tored Scouts to Pendleton. Among *
the bride, sang "I Love You T ru ly ,”
fair. T he general public is invited to senior yearlin g heifer. Both the
those atte n d in g w ere Bill Belt, J u l­
Attend
Funeral
of
Brother.
above aw ard s w ere in th e 4-H ^club
C olum bia school opened Tuesday and Mrs. H. 0 . L an g felt played th e
ius Gimble J r., Bob Sm ith, Bob
a tte n d .
division.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shaw re tu rn e d T rum bull, E ugene an d Bob Miller, w ith an average en ro llm en t. The w edding m arch.
Fair Parade Important.
F ra n k
Seeliger exhibited
two the firs t of th e week from W illa­ F ra n k McKenzie, Tom F raser an<t same teach ers a re in charge of the
O ut-of-tow n g u ests were Mr. an d
school th is year w ith Mrs. L a n ta Mrs. H. O. L an g telt and son David
The parad# for , th e U m atilla P ro G uernsey balls, and was aw arded m ina w here they atten d ed th e fu n ­ Chas K nerr.
.Morris as principal, Mrs. E m il Ziv- of Jew ell, O re.; Miss A nna Berg of
jeci fa ir w ill be m ade an im p o rtan t first and second prize.
eral of George A lb ert Glass, b ro th er
ney, In term ediate, and Miss M yrth- K irkland, W n.; Rev. M ark Yeoman
Several W ashington c a ttle breed­ of Mrs. Shaw. Glass was k illed in­
fea tu re th is year. The com m ittee in
ena M artin, prim ary.
charg e is John A. C larke and E. P. ers expressed th e ir in ten tio n of a t­ sta n tly last W ednesday w hen a log
of Elsie, Ore.; Hojcey H am m an of
Budget Committee Named.
Mr. and Mrs. W a lth e r O tt and U.S.S. C alifo rn ia; and Mr. an d Mrs.
Dodd, and a canvas w ill be made of tending th e U m atilla P ro ject fair rolled an him w h ile he w as u n lo ad ­
T he city council nam ed a budget
a ll business houses in all the tow ns and some expect to show stock.
ing logs. F u n eral services w ere held com m ittee a t its reg u la r m eeting d au g h ter, who have been v isitin g J. W. H am m an and Bon G lenn of
of the west end of th e county and in
S aturday. Glass w as 29 years of age la st n ig h t w hich w ill meet w ith the a t the H. J. O tt residence, plan to H erm iston.
n o rth e rn M orrow county to solicit
Mr. H am m an is a g rad u a te of
and leaves his w ife and fo u r ch ild ­ council W ednesday, Septem ber 21. leave S atu rd ay for th e ir home in
Mrs. H erm iston high school and O.I.T. of
floats. All farm ers who can prepare
ren, n in e sisters and th ree b ro th ers. T he com m ittee consists of C u rtis S tate College, P ennsylvania.
UMATILLA
NEWS
O tt has been v isitin g In C orvallis P o rtlan d , an d th e bride is a g ra d ­
a g ric u ltu ra l exhibits will be urged
By ERMA BYRNES.
Simons, J. D. Todd, George H arken- w ith h er paren ts. Dr. and Mrs. S. H. u ate of Camas, W n., high school.
to take p art. T here will also be sev
rid er, Roy H ale. J. G. P earson, A1 P eiarson, for th e past th ree m onths. The young couple will m ake th e ir
e ra l special features.
Buys Apartment House.
Q u irin g and A. F. R ohrm an.
Mr. O tt arriv ed la st week and was home a t C orbett, Ore., w here th e
An effo rt w ill be m ade by the
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. S p rin g er re­
Guy Cronk has bought th e b u ild ­
joined by his w ife and d a u g h te r who groom Is statio n ed w ith the forest
co m m ittee to organize as good or turned last week from S eattle w here
ing know n as th e old H erm iston
were accom panied to H erm iston by service.
b e tte r parade as was displayed la st
spent a week v isitin g th eir
Violates Oregon Bee Law
th e Petersons. Mr. O tt has a fellow ­
y ear. T he parade is considered by d they
au g h ter and son-in-law , Mr. and H otel, or Osborn a p a rtm en ts, from
th e board of directors as a very im Mrs. W allace Mahoney and children. Ja rv is D urfey and is now a t work
C harles T illery of S tanfield was sh ip a t S tate College in P en n sy l­
p o rta n t fea tu re of th e fa ir days, and
Go Salmon Fishing.
convicted
of violation of th e Gregory vania.
Mrs.
F
red
K
nudson
was
hostess
a
t
F ran ces and
Rosem ary K eller,
it is hoped by th e board and com a party as a farew ell to Mrs. Ollie revising th e e n tire plum bing system. Bee Law a t a Jury tria l in th e Jus­
W alter Hamm, J. A. Reeves and
m ittee th a t all business and farm ers Peterson and a "H ow -do-you-do” to He w ill paper, calsom ine an d re­ tice co u rt a t P endleton, Septem ber who have been spending th e sum m er
w ill join w ith th e com m ittee and Mrs. Bill B alland a t her home last model th e several a p a rtm en ts, and 6, and was fined $20 and costs. The a t F o rt W ayne, In d ian a, retu rn ed to P aul B rach er left today on a fish ­
m ake plans to aid in th is field of week. Mrs. P eterson is leaving th is In stall new fu rn itu re . W ith in a few atto rn e y for Mr. T illery gave notice th e ir home here Sunday. F rances ing trip to Celilo. O thers who
e n te rta in m e n t to exhibit th e life of week to m ake her home in S unny­ weeks he expects to have th e dow n­ of appeal. T illery had refused to pluos to resume her stu d ies a t the fished d u rin g th e week a re V irgil
B ehnxe-W alker B usiness college in Sm ith, Bob Sm ith, M errill P o tte r,
th e several com m unities in th is area. side, Wn.
S. C. N ichols. Those who have re ­
sta irs a p a rtm en ts ready for occu­ com ply w ith th e law req u irem en ts P o rtlan d .
ab
o
u
t
re
g
istra
tio
n
of
ap
iaries,
ta
k
­
Mrs. D enny E stepp and th ree pancy. He sta te s th a t he expects to
Mrs. May Cable of San Jose, Calif, turned rep o rt salm on fishing fair,
ing
th
e
position
th
a
t
th
e
law
is
u
n
­
and b ro u g h t home a good catch.
children le ft la st week for S u nny­
ENLARGE DRUG
A num ber of local is v isitin g her son and fam ily, Mr.
side w here she will jo in her husband reco n stru ct th e e n tire b u ild in g into co n stitu tio n al.
and
Mrs.
A.
H.
Cable.
She
was
ac­
bee
men
atten
d
ed
th
e
tria
l.
and w ill m ake th e ir fu tu re home a modern a p a rtm e n t house.
com panied by J e rry Soilllon of San
STOWE INTERIOR
Aldruda Beletski Married.
there.
Jose.
Mrs. M ilton S harpe and son Jim ­
A. H. Cable was a deleg ate to th e
W
ord
was received here th is week
H arold Thompson of T hom pson's mie retu rn ed to her home a fte r a
sta te A m erican Legion
convention of the m arriag e of Miss A ldruda Bel­
D rug store has to rn o u t th e p a r ti­ two weeks stay in P o rtlan d .
in P endleton last week.
etski to F ra n k W alterm eir, Sunday
tio n betw een th e b u ild in g he now
Mr. and Mrs. Alec R au retu rn ed
N ellie Hooker, Enos B u rch ett and A ugust 28. T he couple plan to m ake
occupies and th a t form erly used as last week from a two weeks vacation
his sister Lois retu rn ed Sunday from th e ir home in C alifo rn ia w here Mr.
a dress shop to en larg e his store and a t coast cities.
a few days’ v isit a t R ain ier. Enos W alterm eir h as h is home. T he bride
d isplay space to 33 feet by 58 feet.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es W aish spent
Lois were accom panied home by is th e d a u g h te r of Mrs. Theo. Beiet-
school w ill pay th e prem ium on a and
T he in te rio r will be redecorated T hursday in P endleton on business.
By Supt. W. G. K ersbergen.
th e ir g ran d m o th er.
ski and is a g ra d u a te of th e H erm is­
th ro u g h o u t.
The H erm iston Union high school very lim ited in ju ry in su ran ce policy.
Mrs. Ursel H ia tt and son Vance',
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. M ikesell of
Thompson has contracted for r a d ­ Mrs. W. T. Bray and ch ild ren . Fern board of tru ste es a t a recen t m eet­ T his policy provides a specific list V ancouver, W n., came S atu rd ay for ton high school.
io and re frig e ra to r m erchandise and and W a lte r sp en t T h u rsd ay in P en­ ing discussed th e m a tte r of school of in ju ries, w hich, o ccu rrin g e ith e r a v isit a t the W. A. M ikesell and A.
will use p a rt of ad d itio n al space for dleton on business.
lia b ility in th e case of a th le tic in­ in a gam e or in a scheduled p rac­ H. Cable homes. They re tu rn e d Mon­ Takes Over New Meadow Cabin».
display.
Mrs. H a rrie t Ford le ft la st week ju ries. T his m a tte r has had th e a t­ tice, w ill en title th e insured stu d en t day afternoon
The New Meadow cabins east of
He has been in business here for for H illsboro w here she will teach te n tio n of th e board for th e past to specifically sta te d cash indem ni­
Miss P au lin e Morris; left W ednes­
th re e years, and is now perm itted to in a grad e school n ear there. She two years and fin ally th e re seems ties from th e in su rin g corporation. day for Mill City w here she will Irrig o n were tak en over th is week
the teach.
by D. C. H ill of U m atilla who will
e n larg e sto re space due to the mov­ spent most of th e sum m er w ith her prom ise th a t a reasonable solution T hese am ounts ap p roxim ate
am ounts aw arded by th e In d u strial
may be found.
ing of Ruby M cMillan, who placed m other, Mrs. Je n n ie Blakely.
Miss E lsie N ebergal and K atie have them ready for to u rists by
In th e past th e d istric t has n o t as­ A ccident bodies. The am ounts will W eller, who visited here a sh o rt Sunday. T he cabins a re in connec
h er stock in th e building owned by
Mr. and Mrs. H arry H ull spent
Wm. S h aar across the stre e t from Sunday v isitin g his m other, Mrs. sumed any responsibility fo r tr e a t­ be paid only for th e specific in ju rie s tim e ago before going to P o rtlan d , tlon w ith a Texaco service sta tio n
m ent and it seems probable th a t listed. O ther possible in ju rie s are retu rn ed last week to spend several recently operated by Mr. K enney of
h er form er location.
Em m a H ull.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. H ill are the they have no legal rig h t to assume n ot covered b u t m ost serious ones days w ith Miss N eb erg al’s fath er, U m atilla.
p arents of a baby g irl born Friday, an in d efin ite obligation such as this are. T he am ounts vary from $6 to W. A. N ebergal. Miss N ebergal
Weather Report.
Septem ber 2, a t St. A n th o n y ’s hos­ would be. In th e past th e re h as not $100.
teaches in the Spokane schools.
Townsend Club Meeting.
D ate
Max. Min. pital in P endleton. She has been been av ailab le any In term ed iate step
Sm all in ju rie s such as sp rain s and
Mrs. Emma C hristley and son Dell
Septem ber 1
... 98 ... 53 nam ed C arla V irginia.
betw een full lia b ility , w hich is an cu ts receive little or no com pensa­ and H enry Hooker, and Mrs. B axter
The
H erm iston
Tow nsend
club
Septem ber 2 .....
.... 99 . 64
Miss V eta Moran who is a tte n d ­ im possibility, and no lia b ility a t all. tion, b u t m ore serious in ju ries seem H utchison, who accom panied them ,
Septem ber 3 .....
.... 95 .... 63 ing K inm an Business college in Spo­ The board hopes to have a reaso n ­ to be p re tty well listed. In case retu rn ed Sunday evening, from a will hold its reg u la r m eeting in th e
Septem ber 4
.... 87 ..... 63 kane, visited her p aren ts, Mr. and able. b u t n ot ideal, solution in one th is type of a rran g e m en t is made, 7000 mile trip. The C hrlstleys v isit­ A m erican Legion hall F rid ay , Sep­
tem ber 9. M em bership cards are
Septem ber 5 .....
.... 80 ..... 55 Mrs. A1 M oran over Labor Day.
of two arran g e m en ts th a t have been p are n ts of insured stu d e n ts will be ed in In d ian a, K entucky, Illinois ready
for a ll those who have not
Septem ber 6 .....
.... 79 ... 56
investigated.
given a copy of th e ag reem en t so and O klahom a; Mrs. H ooker In Mis­ called for them . All T ow nsendites
Mr. and Mrs. V. D. B ram er spent
Septem ber 7 .....
.... 72 . ... 53 from S atu rd ay to T uesday in P o rt­
The high school a th le tic associa­ th ey m ay know Just w h at th e re­ so u ri; and Mrs. H utchison In Colo­ are asked to b rin g copies of the
P re cip itatio n was .09.
land and Oswego w here they visited tion has labored u n d er th e sam e d if­ sp o n sib ility is, for th e school will rado and Missouri.
Townsend W eekly p u b licatio n for
his m other. T h eir son Jim m ie re­ ficulties. except th a t w hile w arn in g have expended all it can afford to
Mrs. Mary H a rr, who has been July, A ugust and Septem ber in order
turned home w ith them a fte r spend­ all players th a t th e association could spend on th e prem ium and injured ja n ito r a t Colum bia school for sev­ th a t the com m ittee may have them
License Examiner Coming.
ing two m onths v isitin g his g ran d ­ not accept a b lan k et liab ility , which persons would look e n tirely to the eral years, has resigned, and Mr. and for d istrib u tio n d u rin g th e U m atilla
Mr. Bentley, exam iner of opera­ m other.
could easily g et fa r beyond th e as­ in su rin g association for reim burse­ Mrs. A lbert Shipp w ill ta k e her P ro ject fair.
to rs and chauffeurs, w ill be in H er­
Mr. and Mrs. Ursel H ia tt spent so ciatio n 's fin an c ial ab ility . W hen m ent.
place.
m iston T hursday. Septem ber 15, at Sunday and Monday v isitin g his in ju rie s occurred, and th e associa­
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. W allen and
The second idea was th a t of m ak­
th e city lib ra ry betw een th e hours folks a t H eppner.
tion had the money, th e medical ing an ag reem en t w ith an accred it­ d a u g h te r V irginia, and son C harles “ KIDNAPPED"
of 11:00 A. M. to 4:00 P. M., ac­
Mr. and Mrs. Dick A ckers m otor­ cost was paid by th e association, not ed m edical doctor to look a fte r In­ J r., of Y akim a, W n., visited Sunday
co rding to a recent announcem ent ed to P ortlan d Sunday. Mr. Ackers as an obligation of th e association, ju rie s su stain ed by stu d en ts on a th ­ and Monday a t th e George Letbe
released
from th e S ecretary of retu rn ed M onday b u t Mrs. Ackers but in an effo rt to do th e best it letic team s e ith e r in practice or in home. Mrs. W allen and G eorge L etbe COMES TO SCREEN
S ta te ’s office. All those w ishing and d au g h te r Norm a rem ained a t could on very lim ited resources. a c tu a l games. T his would, of course, are cousins, but had never met be­
perm its o r licenses to drive cars a re th e ir home in P o rtlan d . Mr. Ackers Y ear before la st th e association met be lim ited to actu al professional fore.
asked to get in touch w ith Mr. B ent­ is employed w ith th e governm ent all such ch arg es and of a num ber services and would n ot include m ed­
From the w orld’s g re a t stories
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. N ebergal and
ley d u rin g these hours.
here and Mrs. A ckers and Norma incurred by stu d e n ts in ath letic icine or h o spitalization.
The a d ­ th e ir son. and his wife, visited W. come th e g rea test m otion p ictu res
have spent th e sum m er here.
om petition la st y ear th e associa- v an tag es of th is plan would be th a t H. N ebergal last week. C harles Neb- and "K id n ap p ed ,” w hich R obert
Mr. and Mrs. G lenn Oslrom
» n d ltio n paid all b u t one in full. In the m inor in jc ries th a t req u ire medical erg all Is a nephew of W. H. N eber­ Louis Stevenson considered his best.
Corn in Silo.
M aurice P rid d y spent Sunday In the single case w here th e association firs t aid would be covered. The m a­ gal, who assisted In sending
his "K id n ap p ed ” is s ta rtin g a t th e Oa­
Corn is being cut th is week on m ountains near H eppner.
was un ab le to pay th e e n tire am ount jo rity of in ju rie s are of th is n atu re nephew to a school for th e blind at sis th e a tre Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C arl A nderson and it did pay $50 of a to ta l bill o f(Of th is plan is adopted p aren ts will Salem for th ree years, and now he
th e John Jendrzejew ski farm n o rth ­
W arn er B axter p o rtray s in all his
east of tow n and placed In the 60- d au g h ter P a tty L qu and Mr. and ab o u n t $80.
sw ashbuckling, vlfjorous best.
th e
also be inform ed of th e ex act ag ree­ Is conducting hla own business.
ton silo. T his is an early season for Mrs. Jam es Olson spent Bunday and
Alan
Breck,
Jack Osborne of La G rande never-to-be-forgotten
T he present proposals are tw o In m ent. A d efin ite arran g e m en t will
cr.rn h u sk in g b u t th e crop w as Monday In P o rtlan d
v isitin g the num ber. Proposal num ber one is be decided upon th is week and in ­ cam e to spend th e w in te r w ith his fugitive clansm an of th e h ighlands
p lanted early In th e season and Is ladies’ paren ts.
th a t stu d e n ts engaged in Interschol­ terested p a re n ts notified. In no esse g ran d p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. D uane And Freddie Bartholom ew give« a
ready fo r silage. Much of the corn
Miss Clara Corrigan returned astic com petition w ill provide for a will a stu d e n t be allowed to play In L athrop. He arriv ed S atu rd ay and fine perform ance to th e role of Da­
will be dried and used fo r tu rk ey Monday from her home in McMlan- physical exam ination
o ut of th e ir a n Inter-school co n test w ithout the entered th e H erm iston schools T ues­ vid Balfour, th e hoy hero of th e
feed next season.
(Contlauad on Pa«» 8)
piece.
day
own pocket money, and th en the »•rent’s consent.
SCHOOL LIABILITIES IN CASE OF ATHLETIC
INJURIES CONSIDERED BY SCHOOL BOARD