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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
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as hostess a t her home. Mrs. T horne
will a c t as p resid en t d u rin g th is
club year.
Boyd Jack so n , form er In stru c to r
In S tan field high, h as been elected
to teach E n g lish an d d ram a tic s in
R oseburg sen io r h ig h school.
Miss Delate Mae H n rsh m an n and
H erm an B o ttg er visited th e la tte r ’s
m other
an d
g ran d m o th er,
Mrs.
Mamie B o ttg er an d Mrs. Lucien
Jo u a n n a u lt, ea rly th is week.
T he
young couple w ill be m arried a t
H eppner S atu rd ay .
STANFIELD
By MRS. J. M. RICHARDS
Mr. an d Mrs. J. A. P rlnclcs, m is
sio n aries from Beige Congo, A frica,
w e ’v e e v e r m a d e
w ill speak on an d show slides of
on Fuller Paints
th e people and places in A frica, S at
W h y not freshen up the
u rd ay even in g a t th e P u ll Gospel
house — paint up all the
M ission. A larg e collection of A fri
dull, dingy odds-and-ends—
can aouveniers w ill be show n. The
and, at the same time, make
yourself a present of this
public is invited to th is m eeting
grand la d d e r? T w o -fe e t
w hich opens a t 7 :4 5 . Rev. P rin clcs
high, sturdy, with patented
will also d eliv er th e S unday m orn
safety tread. Ready to paint
ing add ress in th e church.
to match your kitchen color
scheme. Check over your
L. A. C lark of Odell is a g u est a t 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 9 S O
paint needs right away —
th e J. P. R ueber home d u rin g th e
and bring us your list. Do
Round-U p. Mr. Clark Is well know n
it today — for these ladders
By Mrs. B ernice W a tte n b u rg e r
w i l l go lik e hotcakes!
am ong th e ea rlier resid en ts h av in g
Mr. an d Mrs. C. H. B artholom ew
for m any years come from th e Hood
retu rn ed hom e la st w eek from Spo
ir any of
ol these Fuller P a in u :
Bur
R iver county to p ru n e for th e S ta n
Fuller Pure Prepared Paint —
kane to rem ain for th e w in ter.
Porch St Deck Paint — Decore«
field o rch ard ists.
E nam el — F u lle rw e a r F lo o r
Mr. and Mrs. Bob M cGreer re
Enamel — Lin-Bar, Speedite,
Because of th e larg e en ro llm en t tu rn ed to th e ir home a t th e Boylen
Fullerspar and SpeedHac Var-
niahea — Fullerglo — N ew Pure
in th e seventh an d eig h th g rad es the place for th e w in te r m onths. They
Prepared Primer.
school board found it necessary to spent th e sum m er In Redmond.
em ploy an e x tra teacher. Miss M ar
Mr. an d Ms. P ete W ilk in s re tu r n
ian T royer of La G rande is th e new ed Sunday from P o rtlan d . Mrs. W il
teacher.
k in s’ d a u g h te r Isabella O 'B rien, is
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. R ueber and to undergo an o p eratio n th is week
d au g h te r N adine, and th e ir cousins in the P o rtla n d hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. C hris R ueber of W est-
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton A yers and
plus a <2.99 purchase
gate. Iowa, m ade a business trip to children, B ert B arnes an d Mr. and
o f any o f the F u lle r
Paints lis te d above
W alla W alla, W ednesday. The p a rty Mrs. M arion F in ch and fam ily spent
buys a handy, unfin
m otored to D ayton, W n., w here th ey Sunday ev en in g a t th e H. E. Y oung
ished kitchen ladder. Offer
visited Mr. and Mrs. McGee.
home.
applies only to retail pur
Mr. an d Mrs. V ernon P r a tt left
chases from Sept. 12 to 24,
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. W atten b u rg ei
d — only one to a customer.
Monday for S eattle w here they will made a business trip to Mt. V ernot
co n tin u e th e ir stu d ies a t th e U ni S atu rd ay an d Sunday.
v ersity of W ashington. Before th e
Mr. an d Mrs. D aly an d fam ilj
term begins th ey w ill v isit relativ es spent S unday a t th e A ntone Cunha
in B ellingham . Mrs. P r a tt was T w lla ranch n ear Echo.
House before h er m arriage.
Mr. an d Mrs. B arton C larke spenl
Mr. an d Mrs. V ictor H ay and the week end a t th e W rig h t home
H E R M IS TO N , OREGON
d au g h ters A rlene and M arilyn sto p on R hea creek.
ped in S tanfield, F rid a y w hile en
A rth u r W olf and Jo h n O liver are
ro u te from M ilton to E ag le P o in t cleaning and p a in tin g th e in terio r
n ear Medford w here Mr. H ay will of the Boylen house w here Mr. and
teach th is year. He has been p rin Mrs. R o b ert McGreer will spend the
cipal in th e S tan field h igh for th e w inter.
past tw o years.
Mrs. B ert L ang and in fa n t son
(H eld from la st w eek.)
G ary B erton retu rn ed M onday from
School sta rte d M onday, Septem
th e H erm iston G eneral hospital.
ber 5, w ith Mr. C lark an d Miss Rob
Mr. and Mrs. H arry D uvall of bins as h igh school teachers. Twelve
L exington and Mr. an d Mrs. R alp h pupils a re enrolled in high school
W ickersham and two ch ild ren of G rade school te ac h ers are Mrs. Kenl
P o rtlan d w ere week end g u ests a t and Miss W eaver. T h irty p upils en
th e J. W. W ald home. Mrs. W ick er rolled in g rad e school, m ak in g a to
sham was Irm a D uvall before her tal of 42 in school th is year.
m arriag e.
Malcolm and Gordon O’B rien and
T he Ladies Aid observed a fall Guy Moore a re in Salem a t th e state
rally day m eeting in th e ch u rch fair w ith th e ir 4-H club sheep.
Mr. and Mrs. B arton C lark have
p arlo rs T hursday aftern o o n w ith the
presid en t,
Mrs. H arry McCormick moved to th e D aly place.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Daly atten d ed
presiding. Follow ing th e business
m eeting ' a program was presented th e A m erican Legion convention
w ith “ P o etry in L ife” as th e theme. la st week.
A ch a riv ari was given for Mr. and
O riginal poems by Mrs. C harles H er
rick an d
Mrs. M arg aret D au g h try Mrs. P ete W ilk in s la st Tcesday
Mrs. W ilk in s is th e for
were read. O ut-of-tow n gu ests in evening.
cluded Rev. and Mrs. J. K. G riffith s m er Mrs. Lucy O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. M arion F in ch and
of P ilo t Rock and Mrs. M. Thom p
fa m ily w ere in P en d leto n last S at
son of Pendleton'.
S tanfield G range No. 657 held an urday.
M is’, W eaver, Mrs. K ent an d Miss
in te re stin g m eeting in th e hall Tues
day evening. Music, stu n ts and short Robbins, th e P ine City teachers, are
talk s by th e members rounded out b o arding a t th e M arion F inch home
' " „ i : , ' ■ „"« In u ln g his -ro a d s id e chats'
a means o f beeon,l,.h
the program of th e evening. Mr. and th is year.
' " r 'L ? ' ’ 'e ’ U , e
,to Prwbl,‘ ">« C h arle s A. Sprague
Mis. Ollie N eill and d a u g h te r Ne
Mrs. F. B. S tu a rt w ere welcomed
i
,o r K «»ernor, re c e n tly visited n cannery m
va
w ere S unday d in n e r g u ests a t
back
as
they
had
not
atten
d
ed
since
. r :‘ he
» • * <«•“ ‘ «"Iters o f the wom en w orkers
April because of Mrs. S tu a r t’s Ill th e E. B. W a tte n b u rg e r home.
fo r c* n n 'n «
M r. Sprague has been giving
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'a ‘ h.e. «M”,"‘ b ,l“ «e" ®‘ c o n v e rtin g th e g re a t expanses
Duke S chiller and R uby M iller a t
ness.
,
KB " f|
" <,," r<'n ‘ «n R a in ie r and In o th e r sections o f th<
T he P ollyanna
club
resum ed tended th e A m erican Legion conven
.
.
pcnductlye use -ito a d s ld e chats” a m to ta k e M r. S p ragnr
m eetings W ednesday a fte r th e sum tion S aturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A ntone Vey atten d
m er vacation w ith Mrs. F red T horne
ed th e E lle n sb u rg rodeo. Tony re
ceived firs t place In calf roping
m aking a tim e of 25 seconds.
Tom H ealy and Jo e K enney were
v isito rs a t th e Jo h n H ealy home
FARMER BUYS INSURANCE
-P A Y S PREMIUM INTO RESERVE
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. C layton A yers and
ch ild ren took in th e Round-U p dress
up parade In P en d leto n S aturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. P ete W ilk in s left
W ednesday for P o rtlan d . Mrs. W il
k in s took her d a u g h te r Isabella
O 'B rien for m edical ca re an d her son
Jam es O’B rien to e n te r school in Sa
lem.
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in P endleton. Rosem ary rem ained
in P endelton to e n te r St. Joseph
Academy.
Jo h n DeMoss and son Donald, and
Doyle H u n t m otored to P o rtlan d and
Salem la st week.
Mrs. H enry Som m erer and
Miss
A nne Som m erer re tu rn e d from the
s ta te fa ir Sunday. Mrs. Som m erer
visited a t th e F. P. P hipps home
w hile there. She sta te s th a t she
found th e Phipps ju s t fine.
M arian O tt, M ary Som m erer and
H enry Som m erer J r. re tu rn e d home
T h u rsd ay from th e s ta te fair.
A nne Som m erer placed th ird w ith
i her D ollar D inner e n try a t th e s ta te
; fair. T here were over tw en ty en
tries.
H enry Sommerer, who was a
m em ber of the crops ju d g in g team ,
placed fo u rth in the s ta te co ntest a t
the fair.
,Trs. Mary ’*arr and E lm er H arr,
and Mr. ;n d Mrs. Lewis D ouglas
were v isito rs a t the B axter H u tc h i
son home Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D ouglas have
retu rn ed to H erm iston to live on
th e ir farm .
The occupants,
Rev.
and Mrs. Cecil W arner, have moved
to Eugene.
Ready for Pendleton Round-Up
How Wheat Crop Insurance Works
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IF CROP IS LOST
Oregon w heat grow ers a re tu r n
ing in ap p licatio n s for crop in su r
ance In num bers in d ic a tin g consi
derable popularity of the plan, re
ports Clyde Kiddle, sta te supervisor
of Insurance. Some 300 ap p lica
tions had been received by th e m id
dle of A ugust soon a fte r blanks
were d istrib u ted to county offices.
How th e plan w orks Is Illu stra ted
by th e application received from A.
ft. Koppock. chairm an of th e U m a
tilla county a g ric u ltu ra l conserva
tion com m ittee. Records show th a t
FARMER IS PAID FROM RESERVE
Kuppock's average yield has been 42
bushels per acre.
He has applied
for 75 per cent coverage for next
year, w hich m eans th a t he will be
certain of having a t least 31 H
bushels per acre to m arket even If
his e n tire crop should be destroyed
for some reason. T his will cost hint
Just .5 bushel per acre In premium.
It he chooses to do so. Mr. Kop
pock can tu rn over a bushel per acre
and have hie prem ium s cared for tor
tw o year«, subject to slight possible
ad ju stm en t. The prem ium r a te v a r
ies front county to county according
to past records of losses, b u t in no
Oregon county is th e ra te more th an
2 bushels per acre and In moot co u n
ties it is less th an one bushel for
75 per cent coverage.
C losing d ate for receiv in g in su r
ance ap p licatio n s in Oregon is Nov
em ber 30. In an y case, how ever,
ap p licatio n m ust be made before fall
seeding is com pleted. E ith e r 50 per
cent or 75 per cent coverage may be
obtained.
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COLUMBIA
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By Lola Hutchison
4
B arb ara Reid re tu rn e d home F ri
day from a v acation trip to Dlamon«
Lake.
A baby g irl was born to Mr. an<
Mrs. David Cowapoo a t th e L. W
Dixson hop y ard s W ednesday. Sep
tem ber 7th. T he baby has beei
nam ed M innie a fte r Mrs. L. W. Dix
son.
H enry H ooker has been ill a t hli
home th is week.
T he m a jo rity bf th e In d ian s ai
th e hop y ard s left th e firs t of this
week to a tte n d th e Round-Up.
Donald and K enneth
Abbey ol
W aitsb u rg . W n., stopped a t
thr
Ralph K eener hom e on th e ir w ay tc
P o rtlan d la st week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Phelps anti
Mrs. A. H. P helps and sons of P e n
dleton visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
K eener S unday. C. M. P helps
h
head of th e city w ate r departm ent
in Pendleton.
Mat Z im m erm an, an old frien d ol
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Liebe visited at
th e ir home T uesday. Mr. Zimm er
m an 's home Is a t P o rtlan d .
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. H ttgg and
ch ild ren were P o rtlan d w eek-end v i
sito rs.
Mrs. Lois Blum retu rn ed Monday
from a tw o w eeks’ v isit In Raker.
C h arles K eller an d d au g h ters
Prances and Rosem ary spent Sunday
„Pendleton, Ore., Aug. 28.—The yip of the cowboy and the thnd
of the tom-tom sounds now as Pendleton, with banners flying and
with Its eltlsens In lond shirts and sombreros, gets all set for the 29th
annual Round-Up, Sept. 15, 18, 17.
Parses of 89000, as well as prise saddles and other trophies, are
offered for bronco riding, steer bnlldoggtng, calf and steer roping,
pony express race, cowboys' and cowgirls’ relay races, all world
championship events, and for stage coach race, squaw race, amateer
bucking, free-for-all Indian race, oowglrla’ pony race, Indian relay
and Round-Up derby. Non-competltlve exhibition events are riding
becking bulls and Brahma steers, trick riding and fancy roping.
Dally, at the grounds, la held tbs great cowboy, cowgirl and
Indian parade; tbs Westward Ho! parade Is a Friday event, at 19
a. m., on Pendleton streets For night aatertalnment the Round-Up
provides U e far-famed Happy Canyon pageant, which, Uke the
Ronnd-Up is a community show.
At top. lovely Nina Iflnenoek, winner of tbs 1917 Ronad-Up
American Beauty contest for fall bleed Indians; below, a cowboy
tries bis luck on a Ronad-Up backer, feat after wraaglers (at right)
release the blindfold; and third, a section e< the 1.8M M b H Who
samp ea the grounds sad whe appear la the isrsfTi