The Hermiston herald., October 27, 1938, Image 1

Dead hopes should be bur­
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VOLUME XXXII
NUMBER 10
WHITE ANNOUNCES
BENEFITS FROM
S C S PROGRAM
jlwnmabm iteaW
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY.
C A N D ID A TE S F IN A L
F IL IN G FR ID A Y
OREGON,
nothing turns out right un­
less somebody makes it his
job to see that it does. —
William Feather.
OCTOBER 27, 1938.
MISSWESSELL BRIDE SEED PRODUCERS
GLENN RUTHERFORD W IL L O R G A N IZE
M A N Y W ITNESS
C H U R C H D ED IC A TIO N
WAGE-HOUR BILL
LITTLE EFFECT ON
HERMISTON INDUSTRY
A capacity crowd filled the new
Miss B arbara Wessell of H erm is­
Due to the large increase in small H erm iston Union church building at
ton became the bride of Glenn R u th ­ seed production in the west end of all th ree services Sunday when the
erford of Stanfield,
W ednesday U m atilla county, arran g em en ts are building was dedicated. The coop­
m orning, October 26. at W alla being made to pool the seed th is fall eration of local churches and those
W alla, Wn. The ceremony was per­ so th a t it can be held over tor spring of nearby tow ns made a union ser­
CHANGES HOURS FOR
formed at the P resbyterian parson­ delivery, and a b etter price.
vice possible.
age.
B.
Ross
Evans,
sta
te
evangelist
A
m
eeting
will
be
held
F
riday
6NRQLLE£S_DUE
HA LF-D O ZEN M E N
H arry Wessell of Stanfield, fa th ­ evening, November 4. a t 8:00 p. m for the Church of Christ, conducted
The wage and hour bill which
A company of enrollees to arrive
er of the bride, and Miss Beverley in the Legion h all for th e purpose the dedication service during the a f­
a t S tanfield F riday will give farm ­
W alker, stood w ith the couple as of discussing fu tu re pooling plans. ternoon. He was assisted by C. W ar­ w ent Into effect October 24 does not
vows were exchanged.
ers and stockmen of w estern Uma­
H. G. Avery, secretary of the Blue ner, pastor of the church. G. E. W il­ appear to be well understood yet as
The bride was charm ing in a M ountain Seed Growers association, liams, field secretary for the T urner to its application locally. Compli­
tilla and north ern Morrow counties
an opportunity to obtain im portant
plum-brown afternoon gown
w ith located a t La Grande, will be pres­ Memorial home, G. R. Schmid of ance. a t present, will be made by
aid from the Soil Conservation Ser­
black accessories, and wore a yellow ent to give th eir experiences in hand Eugene, and W. E. Jones, form er the Farm Bureau Cooperative as to
vice in a variety of ways to improve
rosebud corsage tied w ith a ribbon ling small seeds in th a t area.
pastor, of W illam ina, Ore., who was several mill employees, because of
in te rstate business, b u t no o th er
th e ir land, it was announced this
taken from her m other’s bridal bou­
There are now 35,853 pounds of warmly welcomed by those present.
quet. She carried a handkerchief of
week by S. T. W hite, SCS sta te co­
A h ig h lig h t in the program was business here has found It necessary
local grown seed in the warehouse
her g randm other’s which was 49 at the Farm Bureau Cooperative, the unveiling of the scene of the as th e bill is understood, to meet
o rd in ato r w ith h eadquarters a t Cor­
vallis.
years old.
and several thousand pounds have River Jordan above the baptistry, an y of th e conditions contained In
the measure.
O thers in the p arty were Mrs. Ina been sold to
The camp will be set up by the
outside
m arkets. painted by Mr. Schmid.
Wessell,
the
bride’s
m
other,
Mrs.
The wage feature of the bill does
Musical
num
bers
were
given
by
• end of the m onth, Mr. W hite re­
At least a third of the total produc­
Mabel W alker, Mrs. F. E. R anney of
not apply in th is d istric t as wages
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ben
G
erking,
duet,
ports, m aking the labor of approx­ TU R K EY P IC K IN G ,
tion is yet to be harvested.
W ichita, Kansas, and F ran k R u th er­
im ately 200 enrollees available to
All seed growers are urged to a t­ P endleton; male q u artet, A1 Q uiring are paid in excess of the minimum
G
R
A
D
IN
G
PLANN
ED
ford,
fath
er
of
the
groom.
Ben G erking, R. G. Saylor and J. A. requirem ents, b ut the 44 hour re­
operators who wish to en ter into co­
tend th is meeting.
The p arty retu rn ed to H erm iston
C larke; solo by Dan L indsay; and a quirem ent may reduce hours from
operative plans for range develop­
N. L. Bennion, extension poultry- where dinner was served. Covers
mixed q u arte t, Mr. and Mrs. Ben the custom ary 48 hours per week.
ment, sand dune protection and ero­
Armistice Day Program.
man from Oregon S tate college, will were placed for the bride and groom,
The Tax Research In stitu te Of
G erking and Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
sion control. T he boys are being
The Herm iston Post of th e A m eri­
conduct a tu rk ey picking and g rad ­ Mr. and Mrs. Y. P. R utherford, Mrs.
New York, under date of October 20,
Clarke.
tran sfe rred
from Pullm an, Wn.,
ing
dem onstration
at th e fair Wessell, Mrs. Ranney, Mrs. W alker, can Legion will be h o st to Heppner
C onstruction of the church build­ has sent o u t cards to em ployers of
an o th er SCS camp.
ground in H erm iston, Monday af- Beverley W alker, Mrs. J. G. P ear­ and Lone Legionnaires and au x il­ ing was started early in the spring labor w hich contains exem ptions un­
Soil and w ater conservation dem-1 ternoon, October 31, a t 2:00 o’clock.
iary members A rm istice day, Na-
der the law as follows;
in stra tio n s have been carried on by He w ill be assisted by local turkey son, F ran k R utherford and B. I. vember 11, according to A1 Cable, under the supervision of the board
W hitney.
E xecutive and ad m in istrativ e em­
of
tru
stees
consisting
of
A.
W.
th e Service a t A thena, Gibbon, Con­ grow ers who will soon kill for the
commander. A program will be con­ T urnblad, chairm an, R. G. Saylor, ployees to be exempt m ust direct
The couple left by train th a t a f­
don, H eppner, Moro, Newberg and first E astern Oregon T urkey Grow­
ducted in the m orning and d u rin g
work of a departm ent, have a u th o ri­
W arrenton, Mr. W hite reports, w ith ers' association pool. November 9th ternoon from Stanfield for Live the afternoon H eppner high school Jen s Skovbo, H. A. W ilson, W. C.
Oak,
Calif.,
where
they
will
make
Morehouse and O. I,. Barlow, whose ty to hire, promote, fire or suggest
the aid of OCC workers, camp and and 10th.
will meet H erm iston In a football term expired a t the last election. same, and be paid 830 per week.
th eir home.
project technicians. As a resu lt of
game. The day w ill term in ate w ith
The dem onstration will em pha­
Professional employees m ust be In
Levi Reeder acted as head carp en ter
th e dem onstrations many farm ers size the rem oval of w ing tip feath ­
a dance in the com m unity park hall.
varied
Intellectual work req u irin g
Ford
Dealer's
Meeting.
d
u
rin
g
the
construction.
The
coop­
and stockm en in neighboring te rri­ ers, w hich, according to the new
A, F. Rohrm an and A. A, Estle, A pot luck dinner will be served in eratio n of every member and the discretion as to m anner and tim e of
tory have voluntarily adopted prac­ grading law, will not be perm itted
the Legion hall between six and
perform ance. W ork m ust be non-
tices th a t have been proven valuable this year. In stru ctio n given w ill aid dealer and salesm an for the Ford seven o’clock. Every fam ily is asked people of the com m unity has made
Motor
Co.,
through
Rohrm
an
Motor
the final dedication of the building standardized as to tim e and m ust
In controlling erosion, thereby im­ growers in p rep arin g th eir birds in
utilize specialized educational train«
Co., will leave F riday m orning to a t­ to b ring a pot luck dish and table possible.
proving th e ir land and fu lfilling a the best possible grade.
tend the preview of the 1939 Ford service.
i
The evening service was the first ing oth er th an academic.
p rim ary objective of the service, he
A num ber of birds will be killed cars and to see for the first tim e the
Local reta ilin g employees are
of a series of evengelistic m eetings
explains.
and all feathers removed showing new Mercury, an en try in the low
* .
S. 0. s.
__
being conducted by B. Ross Evans. those m aking reta il sales, more than
The Soil Conservation Service is a requirem ents in th e new grading
medium priced field. They will be
This is the cry from the Ways Mr. W arner, who Is atten d in g 50 per cent of which are w ithin the
scientific bureau of the U. S. De­ rules for this year.
accompanied by th e ir wives.
and Means com mittee of the Garden N orthw est C hristian college at E u­ state. Exem ption also Includes those
p artm ent of A griculture w orking in
club, Mrs. F. C. McKenzie, c h a ir­ gene, rem ained in town th is Week to w rapping or delivering packages In
cooperation w ith individual farm ers,
GARDEN C L U B
Post Office Rating High.
man. Help the elub and help your­ assist w ith t,he meetings.
connection w ith such sales.
th e sta te college and other agencies
W. E. Logan, local postm aster, self, for S.O.S. means “ Save Old
Outside salesmen are exempt If
to dem onstrate practical methods of NAM ES C O M M ITT E E S
announced this week th a t the local S tu ff” and bring it to the good old
reg u larly selling aw ay from the of­
H O N O R ROLL HEADS fice. R ecurrent ro u tin e deliveries
erosion control and soil building.
office was given a ratin g of 96 fol­ fashioned rum m age sale. Sale will
F arm ers are then encouraged to ap­
The H erm iston Garden club held lowing an inspection last week. Mr. be held November 4th and 5th, at SCHOOL NOTES
or collections are not such sales.
ply proven m ethods on th eir own a special m eeting in the lib rary
farm s, on a voluntary, self-help ba­ Monday afternoon, w ith a large a t­ Logan is assisted by Miss Snow Mc­ the W estland Land building south
Coy, Clerk, Jam es Todd and Gerald of B aptist church. Save all w hite
The honor roll for the lUgh school 98 DEER BAGGED
sis.
tendance. Chairm en of com m ittees W hite, ru ra l carriers.
elephants and leave w ith Mrs. Mc­ and grade school for the first six
J. H. C hrist is in charge of the were named by the president, Mrs
weeks of the school year has been BY LOCAL HUNTERS
Kenzie or Mrs. A rietta W hite.
service’s operations in the three F. B. Belt, as follows: W ays and
Gym Class November 3.
released as follows:
northw est states, w ith headquarters Means, Mrs. F. C. McKenzie; Con­
Anyone interested in p articip atin g
An unofficial check on th e deer
Freshm en— Donna Saylor and E l­
New Beauty Parlor.
a t Spokane, and Mr. W hite supervi­ tact, Mrs. W. L. Hamm; H o rticu l­ in a gym class and games will meet
len Hamm ill. Sophomore— None. bagged by local h u n te rs this season
H ugh Neill w ill open a beauty
ses sta te activities from Corvallis, in ture, Mrs. H. K. Dean; Program and a t the high school gym Thursday,
Ju n io rs— Bob Jackson, Frances Fol­ Is shown as 98 and includes many
the capacity of sta te coordinator.
Year Book, Mrs. Alice W agner; November 3, a t 7:30 p. m. O rgani­ parlor in connection w ith his b a r­
from su rro u n d in g towns. The ma­
Sto’ckmen and farm ers may obtain Roadside Development, Mrs. T. A. zation will take place under the ber shop some tim e w ithin the next lett, Jack Meyer and Zelda Curtis.
Seniors— Jesse Moore, Ralph Mar­ jo rity of these anim als have been
full inform ation from project tech­ O’Grady; Publicity,
Mrs. Charles supervision of Miss Lavina May th ree weeks, he announced t oday.
ble, Eleanor Steiner, Gladys Pierson, cared for a t the local cold storage
nicians on local cooperative plans as Taylor; Flow er Shows, Mrs. Jam es Lynch, physical education in stru c­ The parlors w ill be in th e same
Mary H elene Piersol, G eraldine Mul­ plant. H unters state th is is the
soon as th e camp is organized at Todd; Civic Im provem ent, Mrs. Geo. tor.
building he occupies. The name of
lins,
L au retta Mulkins. Alma Laird, largest kill known for m any years.
S tanfield. A range and soil conser­ H arkenrider?
the operator will be announced
C h ild re n ’s Depart-,
and
M
axine Blinston.
Many of the deer have been
vation survey in the area is planned ment, Mrs. F ra n k B ilderback; Mem­
later.
Station Announcement!
The grade school consists of K en­ entered In the local largest buck and
The following was received in the
in th e near future, and a crew of bership, Mrs. Ju liu s Gimble.
neth Elwood, eig h th ; Johnny Lewis, sm allest buck contest sponsored by
men is now in the territo ry .
Weather Report.
Regional vice presidents of the mail T hursday m orning: “ A nnounc­
Dale Dryer, seventh; Bobby M artin, H ale's Confectionery every year.
Min.
Max.
club were also named by th e presi­ ing new broadcasting station. Call
Date
Donna
Jean Myers, six th ; Lucy Hol­ The prizes are 85 for th e largest
letters:
Charlene
Ann.
Location:
Range Survey Crew,
68 ..... 27
dent to guide th e program s of the
October 20 .............
loman, Jack Belt, Opal Rand, Audrey and 83 for the sm allest. All weights
Salem
General
hospital.
L
ater:
H
er­
.............
70
.
...
27
club
in
th
e
ir
d
istricts.
These
were
21
.............
October
A range survey for the soil con­
Phelps, David Pierson, Billy H ib­ m ust be registered w ithin ten days
servation camp at Stanfield will be Mrs. J. H. Reid, Columbia; Mrs. miston, Oregon. Wave length 20 October 22 ............. ........... 67 .... 28 bard, fifth ; Leladell Reeder, Delores a fte r the season closes.
made by a crew of men from the M errill P otter, N orth Side; Mrs. S. inches. Kilo w eight: 6 lbs. 15 1-2 October 23 ............. ............. 67 - ... 28 Carr, B arbara Todd, K enneth Dean,
Among h u n te rs b ringing In venison
Spokane office. The men are W. R. L. Carson, M innehaha; and Mrs. R. oz. F irst scheduled program October October 24 ............. ............. 65 . ... 32 Jack Osborn, fo u rth ; T hird none; are: Glen Hadley, Ed Skoubo and
25, 1938, 9:30 a. m. Technical ad­ October 25
....... .
70 ... 36
F randsen, N. T. Nelson, M .E. B. Wilcox, South Side.
Bobby Yeager, Eveline Dryer, Geor­ Ralph Skoubo, B uster Rands, Chas.
These chairm en will name the viser; Dr. F. K. Powers. M axine and October 26 ............ ............. 69 ..... 34
Law rence, L. P. Miller, who will
gia
Sneed, second; E rn estin e Cook Reese, Chas Dillon, George Wtck-
arriv e some tim e th is week to be members of th e ir com m ittees and S tearns Cushing Jr., sponsors.
lander Sr., Paul Sm ith and son, Cbas
and Shirley Simons, first.
stationed in th is te rrito ry for two active work w ill be under way as
Sm ith, M arvin Ransler, Claud My­
club
The
W
hitm
an
college
glee
m onth in connection w ith the SCS soon as possible. The club is rep o rt­
will give a concert In the high ers, Neil Bleakney, Edw ard Skoubo,
camp. The camp will be enhabited ed to have a m em bership of 34, by
school
gym nasium T hursday, No- and Forbes, Knoblock and Harwood,
by CCC enrollees after October 28th Mrs. Gimble.
vember 10, between the hour of all of Boardman.
An
in
terestin
g
and
in
stru
ctiv
e
it has been announced by officials.
J. Childers, I. C. Cox, Anna Skov­
eleven and twelve o'clock. The pub­
talk was given by Mrs. H. K. Dean
Proposed legislation to be voted tious venereal diseases, epilepsy, lic is invited to atten d a t a nominal bo, M. Evans, Chas. Pierson, Milo
on
tulips
and
th
e
ir
care
a
t
th
e
m
eet­
Amateur Hour at Columbia.
M cFarland, A. D arr Jr., H arry Ham ­
insanity, d ru g charge.
ing Monday, and Mrs. H enry Ott upon by th e people of th e sta te a t feeble-mindedness,
The pupils of Columbia school will
The school cafeteria is now open mon, D. D. F ollett, O. D. Forbes.
gave the group help by tellin g the large, November 8, 1938, will appear addiction or chronic alcoholism; re-
present an am ateur hour program
Jim Logan, Bud D augherty, V. L.
best way to grow dahlias, cannas upon the official ballots In the fol- q u irin g blood tests for determ ina- and Is w orking on the same plan as
W ednesday, November 2, at 8:00 p.
tion of syphilis and microscopic ex- last year. Miss Gladys Elwood is W arren, Emma F ritts, John Voile,
and other tu b ers th a t do so well in lowing condensed form and order:
m. Proceeds received from the pro­
M. R ankin, J. Omohundro, Fred Lee.
1. Amending the constitution so am in atio n s to determ ine gonorrheal actin g as cook for the present.
project gardens.
gram will be used for playground
A.
H. Cable, Bill Comstock, C. J.
as
to
give
tw
enty
days,
instead
of
infection;
state
health
board
to
A recreational program will be
At th e next m eeting of the club,
equipm ent. T his Is the first charge
M athews, F. C. F redrickson, Fred
five
as
a
t
present,
afte
r
final
ad-
make
such
tests
free
from
appll-
conducted
d
u
rin
g
the
noon
hour
a
t
November 7, a talk will be given
program for Columbia school in five
McMurray, V irgil Smith, Howard
by H. W. Klages on work in the journm ent of the legislature, for the cants unable to pay for laboratory the high school gym. sta rtin g afte r
years and everyone is asked to a t­
Montgomery.
gardens, and th e program com m it­ governor to consider and approve or tests, sta te board of eugenics pro­ the first of November, according to
tend. T he admission charge will be
Harold R ainw ater, B. Cellars.
veto bills.
vldlng blanks, certificates and ques- Bupt. W. G. Kersbergen. The lunch
tee hopes to have many in terestin g
tw enty-five cents and fifteen cents.
2. To appeal the provision in the tio n n aires for such exam inations, hour will be from 12:00 to 12:20; Mrs. C. A. Brown, Joe B aum gartner,
speakers d u rin g the year.
H arry Gifford, Don H o s^ r, Lou
All members a tten d in g a re asked sta te constitution commonly spoken Such questionnaires shall be sworn from 12:20 to 12:50 games, bad­
C O N D O N DEFEATS
m inton and other ath letic contests Hooker, P aul B racher, F ran k Riley.
to bring paper and pencil to take of as th e bank stockholders double t0 by applicants and phys c a " s-
Guy Knapp, Fred Davis, R. H.
notes d u rin g th e talks, otherw ise liability, which makes each stock- records ° f auch e’‘a "’in atlo >> ahaU be will be conducted in th e gym under
BULLDOGS
Stockard,
H arvey
Payne,
Chas.
many useful points brought up by holder in a banking corporation in- confidential, not for public Inspec- the supervision of two teachers. In ­
Clark, Bob Geer, Burl Thornberg.
dividually
liable
to
the
depositors
‘
io".
A
pplicants
denied
licenses
ter-m
ural
team
s
will
have
contests
Condon high school defeated H er­ the speakers may not be rem em ber­ in such bank to the am ount of the m aX a PPeal to clrc u ,t c o u rt
Bill Reeves. W. R. Haney, Bernard
a t various times. Glee club and play
ed at some la ter tim e when garden
miston Bulldogs 13 to 0 in a game
Jendrzejew ski, Mrs. D. D. F ollett,
practice
will
some
tim
es
be
held
par
or
face
value
of
his
or
her
stock
Referendum
Ordered
by
Petition
on th e Condon field last Friday. work starts. Mrs. Gimble, m em ber­
Grover See, R. V. Jones and son, E.
d u rin g th is period also.
in such bank in addition to paym ent
of the People.
T h e first score was made in the ship chairm an, has announced th a t
A. Bensel, Don Rutledge, Bob Geer.
Pupils
In
the
second
grade
wrote
for
such
stock
at
par.
5
P
ro
h
ib
itin
g
p
o
ssesio
n
,
opera-
second q u a rte r when a pass was a prize will be given for th e most
Joe
Roberts, John M athews, J. V.
3. Providing th a t members of the t |on, control of operation or play of cards to Delores C arr while she was
completed bringing the ball to H er­ perfect attendance, sta rtin g w ith
in th e D o e rn b eck e r hospital In P o r t- ' A »-n. R. C. McReynolds. Joe F u rrer.
legislature
shall
receive
not
to
ex-
nickel-ln-the-slot
m
achines
or
oth
er
m iston’s 20 yard line and then the next m eeting up to the end of
Tom E enharl, W. A.
ceed $8 a day w hile in session and J devices of like ch aracter which may land recently. She is at home now Ioh"
moved to the five yard line on a the club year.
for not more than 50 days for any vend or pay money, m erchandise or som ew hat Improved but Is unable to R 'a k " py. Ed Bensel. Bob Harwood.
penalty. The Bulldogs put up a
Ben O’Conner,,
K enneth
Meyers,
reg u lar session; no ex tra session to other represen tativ e of value or evi­ be In school.
Pulleys Locate Here.
j W. M. Pearson, Dr. W. L. Morgan.
tough b attle a t th is point and held
be longer th an 20 days; members dence of w inning, depending upon
Mr. and Mrs. E lvis Pulley arrived
! E. R. Sires. Cecil Madden, H enry
th e line for three downs. W hen Con­
also td receive 10 cents per mile | chance, a t occasional or u ncertain G R A N D C H A M P IO N
,
A
, Gorbordeen. J. C. Hoskins, Phil
don pushed the ball over H erm is­ In H erm iston th ree weeks ago fro m .
Jones. G. E. Aldrich, Bruce Follett,
to n 's men were over an em bank­ W oodburn. Ore., afte r trad in g th e ir trave,ed ‘° and fr,,m mePtlnK place: in terv als or In varying q u antities.
D
E
M
O
N
S
T
R
A
TIO
N
'p re sid in g officers to receive one
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6. M aking unlaw ful and prohlb-
¡Mrs. Milo M cFarland.
m ent In the street and the player property for th e Rawson farm , west i
I of the Harvey Payne residence. They h alf dally pay additional such com-1 Ring th e licensing, possession, dis­
fairly dove over the line.
pensation to replace th a t now re play. operation or play of all games
Bob Jackson and Joe Cooney were
Special I.O.O.F. Meeting.
The second touchdown came as state th a t they like th is section very! reived as follows: 83 a day but not ,,f chance, such as slot machines, •elected as the grand champion dem ­
much
and
are
im
proving
the
prop­
th e result of a 35 yard run as one of
The
reg u lar meetig of the Odd
over
8120
for
any
session,
no
extra
d
a
rt
games,
pin-ball
games
and
onstration team for U m atilla county
erty recently purchased.
th e players broke around end.
session being over 20 days, and 83 sim ilar games and devices when op- as th e resu lt of the dem onstration Fellows will be held Monday eve-
Ralph Marble played an o u tstan d ­
for every 20 miles traveled; pre-; crated for profit, eith er In cash, “ D ehorning Dairy Calves.’’ given a t ning. October 31, a t which th e ap-
Wool Growers Notice.
ing game w ith his consistent gains
siding officers receiving tw o-thirds ' m erchandise or o th er th in g of value, the U m atilla Project fair. Word was proachlng visit of the Grand Sire to
The Wool Growers au x iliary will dally pay additional.
w hether involving an elem ent of received this week of the aw ard the Pendleton lodge, will be discus­
th ro u g h the line.
meet at the home o* Mrs. A. C. Ebert
from County Agent W alter Holt of sed. Delegates will be selected to a t ­
4.
To
require
medical
exam
ina-
skill
or not.
The Bulldog will meet th e Mac-
a t Echo, Friday, November 4. ac­ tion and certification of all applf-
7. By voté of th e people to a u th - Pendleton. The boys will each re ­ tend the meeting. D oughnuts and
Hi B squad here November 4. and cording to a notice from Mrs. Gay­
canta for m arriage licenses, showing orlze and direct the state leglsla- ceive h alf a scholarship to 4-H club elder will be served d u rin g th e so­
H eppner here November 11.
lord Madison, president.
cial hour.
sum m er school a t Corvallis.
freedom from contagious or Infec-
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STANFIELD CAMP
The tim e lim it for candidates to
file for H erm iston city officers will
be F riday evening, October 28, by
5:00 o’clock, in order th a t th e ir
names may appear on the official
printed ballot for the general elec­
tion November 8, 1938.
Names and offices filed to date
are Charles T aylor for Recorder;
G ertrude Sanders for treasu rer; and
for councilm en, M. L. W atson, Dr.
W. L. Morgan, M. G. Hedwall, Geo.
H arkenrider, AI Q uiring and W. W.
Felthouse.
A full set of officials are to be
elected, consisting of mayor, recor­
der, trea su rer and six councilmen.
It is expected th a t other nam es will
be filed w ith the city recorder by
F riday evening.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS FOR VOTERS
CONSIDERATION TUESDDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH