The Hermiston herald., December 08, 1938, Page 3, Image 3

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HAGE TH U E*
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
THU RSDA Y, D ECEM BER 8. 1938.
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FARM CO-OPERATIVE OIVISION
j4 MESSAGE
MORE DECEMBER
TURKEY POOLS
TO EVERY
BERT QUICK
E LEC TRICA L CONTRACTOR
MOTORS
P hone 22-R
H erm iston
MEMBER.
F. B. AUXILIARY
SERVES BANQUET
NEW YORK DOCTORS VOTE
DOWN PROVISION TO OUTLAW
COOPERATIVE MEDICINE
(Co-op L eague N ews S ervice)
T u rk e y Growers*
T he ladies of the F a rm
B ureau
New Y ork— T he M edical Society
“
A .
on A uxiliary m et F rid ay , D ecem ber 2,
n X
%
i e .» B to plan for th e 4-H club achieve- of th e co u n ty or New Y ork defeated
o th e r D ecem ber 3 0 th an d 31st. A
V e X r T a T I h e by a n o v erw h elm in g m a jo rity a pro­
C* G
a ^ w PersPOh t v : in exbpe r ^ e d a ‘ lik in g M ethodist ch u rch . T w en ty -fiv e mem posed ap p en d ix to its by-law s w hich
w ere p re se n t a t th e m eeting, w ould o u tlaw co o perative m edicine.
for th e system of p ooling one (lay bers
and am ong them Mrs. J a y T . P ie r­ D efeat of the m easu re w as co n sid er­
an d th e n sk ip p in g one d ay to p e r­
ed p a rtic u la rly s ig n ific a n t because it
m it p ic k in g tim e, a n d fo r th is r e a ­ son.
Mrs. E m m a E pperson, Mrs. C a th ­ is an o u tr ig h t re je c tio n of th e policy
son it is b ein g co n tin u ed in th e n ex t
pool. G row ers h av e been ask ed by e rin e Jen d rz c je w sk i an d M rs. C a th ­ p rescrib ed by th e A m erican M edical
th e asso ciatio n to s ta te
p referen ce erine S cnim erer served on th e re ­ A ssociation an d th e New Y ork S tate
fresh m en t com m ittee, and no pro­
of -delivery day an d tim e.
g ram w as given due to o th e r b u si­ M edical Society w hich had p rev io u s­
ly ad o p ted s im ila r proposals. T he ac­
ness.
The n ex t m e etin g w ill be h eld tio n w as ta k e n a t th e a n n u a l m eet- j
D ecem ber 16 w ith Mrs. L illu s Mc­ ¡ng of th e N. Y. C ounty M edical S o -|
C ulley, an d Mrs. M ary H a rr on th e ciety in th e New Y ork A cadem y of
program com m ittee, Mrs. M a rg a re t
Blahm an d Mrs. E m m a H u tc h iso n M edicine, N ovem ber 28.
T he heated b a ttle over th e curb
w ill serve on th e p ro g ram co m m it­
If people w ould rem em b er th a t tee. T his w ill be a C h ristm as p a rty
on co o p erativ e
m edicine o v e rsh a ­
a n y spot t h a t ’s too h o t to place one’s
w ith g ift exchange.
dow ed a ll o th e r business a t the
h
a
n
d
pn
is
also
too
h
o
t
to
p
lace
a
F. B. SW AYZE, P re s id e n t
m eetin g an d held New Y o rk ’s m ost
can of k erosene on, it w ould go a
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
lo n g w ay in red u c in g th e n u m b er of
p ro m in en t MD’s in session u n til
fires an d serio u s a ccid en ts each y ear
1 2 :3 0 before a vote could be tak en .
caused by careless h a n d lin g of th is
In a fig h tin g a tta c k on th e p ro ­
p ro d u ct, p a rtic u la rly in r u r a l areas,
posal, c o n tain ed in a le tte r to th e
believes Miss Jo a n P a tte rs o n , e x te n ­
(C o n tin u ed from P age O ne)
played its second gam e w ith A dam s sion sp e c ia list in hom e fu rn ish in g s
Qltp tyrm iatiiM « r r a lii
society, Dr. K ingsley R oberts, c h a ir­
F rid a y n ig h t a t A dam s. T h e local a t O regon S ta te college.
a g e n t, P en d leto n .
m an of th e m edical ad v iso ry board
Miss C lin to n pointed o u t th a t th e
W’h ile th e flash p o in t
(1 0 0 de­
Published every Thursday at Herm is­ boys won b u t th e g irls lost. T h is
of th e C ooperative H e a lth A ssocia­
m
akes
th
e
Irrig
o
n
com
ets
fo
u
r
gam
es
home
econom
ics
clubs
had
n
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grow
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of
k
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sen
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coal
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ton, U m atilla County, Oregon, by
tio n of New Y ork an d fellow of the
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th
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th
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of
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Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Q ulrlng,
Mr. an d M rs. R aym ond L am o r- lin e, it re q u ire s c a re fu l h a n d lin g and 236 of th e 245 club g irls in th e A m erican C ollege of S u rg eo n s and
Publishers.
100 A m erican A cadem y of M edicine, de­
eaux h av e moved in to th e W ilson sto rin g , a n d is a c tu a lly safe only county co m p letin g th e ir w ork
Entered as Second Class Matter house, n e a r th e school house.
w hen cold, says Miss P a tte rso n . percent. T h e re a re 31 clu b s in th e
clared th a t th e proposed a d d itio n s to
December, 1908, U m atilla County,
Several people from h e re a re p ic k ­ H ere a re som e p re c a u tio n s th a t, if county d irected by 27 leaders.
Oregon.__________ __ ___ _____
P ierson sta te d th a t livestock clubs th e by-law s d ea lin g w ith gro u p m ed­
in g tu rk e y s acro ss th e riv e r,
em ­ ca re fu lly observed, w ould h elp to
ployed by Geo. T. M cN eally. He h as save lives and p ro p erty , she believes: in the w est end of U m a tilla co u n ty icine "w ould g riev io u sly h am p er leg­
Subscription Rates.
itim a te e x p e rim e n ta tio n to im prove
D on’t set a kero sen e can, la n te rn finished 100 p ercen t.
sev eral th o u sa n d tu rk e y s th is year.
One Year ...................................... >2.00
Mr. an d Mrs. H, M. D uus re tu rn e d on o r above a stove o r in a n y o th e r
T he b a n q u e t
p ro g ram w as cli­ th e d is trib u tio n of m edical care in
Six Months .................................... 1.00 M onday from a tr ip to P o rtla n d an d place w h ere k ero sen e m ig h t become
T hree Months ........................ - ...........60 E sta c a d a w h ere th e y sp en t T h a n k s­ h eate d . It m ay flare. D on’t p u t a m axed w ith th e giv in g of a w a rd s to N ew Y ork C ity . . , th e y w ould ob­
th e follow ing club m em bers:
s tru c t th e w ork now b ein g done by
k ero sen e stove, lam p or h e a te r w h ere
g iv in g w ith re la tiv e s and frien d s.
S tyle revue, w ash dress division,
Mr. a n d Mrs. B a tie R an d an d Mr. c u rta in s m ay blow over or a g a in s t silv er p in s to K ay K eener, L ucille p h y sician s an d in d u s try fo c a re fo r
Pl
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an d Mrs. H arv ey W a rn e r sp en t M on­ it. D on’t place a k ero sen e lam p W eeks, S usan K nox, D orothy K nox, w orkers. If th e y w ere to be e n ­
O regorC N ew spaper Publishers
close to th e ceilin g o r th e w all.
day in W a lla W alla.
forced only a g a in s t special g ro u p s
M yra G etchell, H erm isto n .
D on’t place a k ero sen e stove
Rev. W eible
of P en d leto n w ill
th e proposal w ould th e n be v icious,”
S
tyle
revue,
best
d
ress
division,
p reach in Irrig o n D ecem ber 11 a t a g a in s t a w all. T h e re should be a
2 :0 0 P. M „ a t th e P re s b y te ria n sh e e t of m etal b e h in d it an d an a ir silv er pins to C a th e rin e K ennedy,
M ary STUDENT COOPERATIVE
ch u rch .
space b eh in d th e sh eet of m etal. U m atilla, Joyce M cCulley,
Mr. an d Mrs. C has. S te w a rt re ­ D on’t h a n g to w els on a ra c k above H elene P ierso l, A nn S om m erer, H e r­ DORMITORIES OPENED AT N.Y.
a k ero sen e stove. T h e flam e m ay m iston.
tu rn e d from P o rtla n d S a tu rd ay .
Rev. H a rn e ss an d fam ily a n d Mr. fla re u p o r th e y m ay fa ll dow n.
Style revue, wool dress division, UNIVERSITY AND PENN STATE
an d Mrs. Tom C aldw ell m otored tot D on’t le t w icks g et d irty or u n ev en , silv er pin s to M ary M a rg a re t K en­
♦
By MRS. W . C. ISOM
♦ F re e w a te r T h u rsd a y to a tte n d a fel­ a n d do keep b u rn e rs clean. D on’t ne­ nedy, G race B ensel, U m atilla.
(Co-op L eague N ew s Service-
g lect th e d rip pan.
lo w sh ip m eetin g .
W a sh in g to n , D.C.— C am pus co-ops
S pecial aw ard s, R EA a w a rd
to
P
ro
b
ab
ly
th
e
m
ost
fr
e
q
u
e
n
t
cause
Jo h n M onroe of S pokane v isited
A h a rd tim e dan ce an d b a sk e t so-
p u reb red m ade new s th is w eek w ith th e
of k ero sen e ex p losions o r fire s is th e C harles K ig, U m a tilla ;
eo cial w as h eld in th e gym S a tu rd a y o v e rn ig h t F rid a y w ith Mr. an d M rs. h a b it of u sin g it to s t a r t a fire in d airy calf offered by H. ,R H a rtle y , sim u lta n e o u s an n o u n c e m e n ts of the
F
red
R
ieks.
H
e
w
as
e
n
ro
u
te
to
n ig h t, sponsored by th e P ep Club. A
th e ra n g e q u ick ly , says Miss P a tt e r ­ local Je rse y b reed er, to G eorge H a r t­ o p en in g of co o p erativ e d o rm ito ries
good crow d a tte n d e d an d h ad a nice P o rtla n d to see h is ch ild re n .
son. E q u a lly u n safe is it to fill a ley, H erm isto n .
a t N ew Y ork U n iv ersity and P e n n ­
tim e. T he m en ’s p rize w e n t to E a rl
lam p or sto v e w h ile it is lig h te d , or
S ch o larsh ip aw ard s to sum m er sy lv a n ia S ta te C ollege follow ed by
Isom an d th e w om en’s prize to Mrs.
a
lam
p
w
h
ile
it
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t
ju
s
t
a
fte
r
be­
(H eld from la s t w eek.-
school: S ta te fa ir a w ard of h alf- th e p u b lic a tio n of a stu d y by th e
M innick.
Mr. an d Mrs. J. E. McCoy, Amos in g e x tin g u ish e d , o r to fill e ith e r sch o larsh ip to G race B ensel and U. S. O ffice of E d u c a tio n w hich de­
T he h ig h school boys a n d g irls
a
fte
r
d
a
rk
w
ith
th
e
aid
of
an
open
Miss
F ra n k Bensel,: co u n ty a w a rd to A nn
m oto red to A rlin g to n T u esd ay n ig h t S tan ley of B u tte r C reek an d
clared th a t " p e rm a n e n c e and g ro w th
lig h t, su ch as a n o th e r lam p, candles
for a n o th e r d o u b leh ea d er gam e. T h e Snow McCoy of H erm isto n w ere d in ­ or m atch es. If th e lam p o r stove S om m erer; S ta n fie ld g ra n g e a w a rd of th e co o p erativ e m ovem ent in col­
Irrig o n boys w on over th e A rlin g to n n e r g u ests of Mr. an d Mrs. M arsh all ta n k m u st he re fille d a t n ig h t, use to M ary T en n ey ; F arm B u reau A ux­
ilia ry aw a rd to K ay K een er; h alf- leges indeed a re a lm o st in e v ita b le .”
boys an d th e A rlin g to n g irls w on M ark h am on T h a n k sg iv in g day.
fire sch o larsh ip s to Bob Ja ck so n and Joe
anv
Mr. an d Mrs. Tom C aldw ell and a n e le c tric fla s h lig h t. C h em ical m
T he O ffice of E d u c a tio n stu d y e n ­
th e p re lim in a ry gam e.
loan?
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g
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saved
mf
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Cooney
for
d e m nnctrsH
o n stra tio
to
S everal m em bers of th e H .E. club son C lair and fam ily m otored
title d “ College P ro je c ts fo r A id in g
hom
es
front
b
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in
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red
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ced
to
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R
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over T h a n k sg iv ­
m otored to R ich lan d la st week to P o rtla n d , s ta y in g
E ven a b u c k e t of san d o r d am p sn
K en n eth Bensel for best crops S tu d e n ts ” p o in ts to s tu d e n t co-ops
m ake a su rp rise v is it on Mrs. F red in g day.
d u st is very effectiv e if used before d e m o n 9 tra tio n .
a s im p o rta n t m ean s to c u t th e cost
M
r
en
d
Mrs.
B
ill
G
ray
b
eal
an
d
M arkham . She w as an activ e m em ­
f ir e g o-ots
u c h s t a a r r t t . .
a o fire
e ts too m uch
N atio n al co n tests, gold p in s w on of s tu d e n t liv in g an d declares th a t
b er of th e H. E.C. u n til she moved d a u g h te r, an d M r. an d Mrs. E a rl
by G race B ensel for record k eeping, 98 in s titu tio n s of h ig h e r ed u catio n
Isom a n d d a u g h te r w ere d in n e r
to R ich lan d .
E s th e r M cM ullen for food p re p a ra ­ re p o rt co o p erativ e d o rm ito rie s
J a c k B ro w n in g h as been ill for g u ests of Mrs. Jo sep h in e G ray b eal
are
tio n , and K erfneth B ensel fo r record
T h u rsd ay .
th e p a st w eek.
keeping. B ensel also won th e Thos. now in o p e ratio n . C ooperative d in ­
B ill C ray b eal and fam ilv and E arl
in g clubs serve s tu d e n ts on m any
W ilson aw ard.
Tr.cm an d fam ily
m>e»ts
fa c ilitie s
o f Mr. and ?*"s. E arl L each c undav.
O ther sc h o larsh ip a w ard s w ill be cam puses w here room ing
T he bi b school b asketb-’” tia ra s
announced as released.
a re n o t a v a ilab le. A m ong th o se re ­
T he p lacin g of a ll w ild life in
p o rtin g a c tiv e co o p erativ e h o u sin g
O regon, in c lu d in g fish a n d gam e, ex-
p ro je c ts a re 34 s ta te colleges and
cept
salm
on
and
steelh
ead
in
th
e
Co-
(Continued N ext Issue)
u n iv e rsity , 21 s ta te te a c h e rs colleg­
lu m b ia riv e r an d c e rta in co astal
es, 32 p riv a te ly su p p o rted colleges,
bays, u n d e r th e co n tro l of th e O re­
lc a Word - Minimum 20c
2 m edical schools an d 9 ju n io r col­
gon G am e com m ission, w ith th e ir
ta k in g reg u la te d
leges.
FR A M ES FOR GLASSES, >2.50 & p ro p ag atio n an d
fo r re c re a tio n a l purposes, w as advo­
A fter d esc rib in g a n u m b er of th e
>4.00. A. W . B eh rm an , W a tc h ­
m ak er, H e rm isto n .
1 6-tfc cated in a proposed a m en d m en t to
la rg e s t a n d m ost successful cam pus
th e s ta te co n stitu tio n
ap proved by
C u ltiv a tio n is by all m ean s th e
8 W E A K E R PIG S FOR SALE— ,$4.00 th e th ird a n n u a l co n feren ce of th e m ost p ra c tic a l and econom ical m e th ­ co-ops, th e re p o rt d eclares,
"A ll re p o rts in d ic a te an in c re a s­
each. Floyd Ja ck so n , F o u rth U n it. O regon W ild L ife fe d e ra tio n a t O re­ od of e ra d ic a tin g deep-rooted p e re n ­
1 6 -3 tp gon S ta te college D ecem ber l^ a n d 2. n ial w eeds on la rg e a re a s , in th e ing dem and by s tu d e n ts for accom o­
T he am en d m en t w ould close all opinion of L. E. H a rris, a s s is ta n t
4 COLTS FOR SALE— 1 3-Y EARS bays an d co astal stre a m s in Oregon a g ro n o m ist of th e ex p erim en t s ta ­ d a tio n s for co o p erativ e liv in g . . . it
old ; 3 long y e a rlin g s. W . R- H a n ­ to com m ercial fish in g ex cep t th e Co­ tio n . w ho h a s been in c h a rg e of th e a p p ears th a t th is m ode of liv in g has
ey, Irrig o n , O regon.
16-3 tp lu m b ia riv e r and
p a rts of Coos, research on th e co n tro l of noxious become a p e rm a n e n t policy a t in s ti­
W in c h e ste r an d T illam o o k bays.
w eeds m ade possible by a special tu tio n s of h ig h e r le a rn in g . . . As
SPECIA L— D R E SSE D 2x4 a t $15.00.
A fte r a busy tw o -d ay session in
e arly as D ecem ber 1935, a c e n tra l
M ostly 16 foot le n g th s ; also s ta n ­ w hich d eleg a tes re p re s e n tin g sp o rts­ le g isla tiv e a p p ro p ria tio n .
T he re p o rt on th e weed research body w as form ed to c o o rd in ate th e
d a rd saw ed p la n k in th e ro u g h , a t m en, sto ck m en , com m ercial
fish e r­ w ill be p a rt of an ex ten siv e p re lim ­
$15. F. M. Cox P la n in g M ill, H er m en, fo rest serv ice, w ild life socie­
in te re sts of th e college co o perative
NO CHANCE FOE ARGUMENT!
in a ry re p o rt soon to be published
1 5 -3 tp
m iston.
ties an d o th e r in te re s ts involved d is­ co v erin g all of th e special a g ric u l­ g ro u p s th ro u g h o u t th e co u n try . T his
LOST— 6 H E IF E R CALVES, GRADE cussed O regon’s w ild life problem s tu r a l In v e stig a tio n s ordered by th e body, th e N a tio n a l C om m ittee on
th e co n ference la s t le g isla tu re .
A y rsh ire, la s t seen a t M unley from m an y an g les,
S tu d e n t C ooperatives, is a b ra n c h of
A young wife rushed up to her
ta n k . H. G. Moore, H erm isto n , Ore. w as b ro u g h t to a close w ith th e pas­
In his progress re p o rt. H a rris th e C ooperative
League.
S tu d e n t
husband and excitedly told him
sage
of
several
re
so
lu
tio
n
s
an
d
elec­
15-3 tp
p o in ts out th a t im p o rta n t fin d in g s coop erativ es a re th e re fo re p a rt of a
tion
of
officers.
W
illiam
J.
S
m
ith
that her diamond engagement
of P o rtla n d w as re-elected
presi- in th e use of c u ltiv a tio n and sm o th er
econom ic
m ovem ent
ring had slipped off her finger OHIO VACUUM S W E E P E R FOR id e n t. an d th e so ciety re ta in e d H. H. ¡crops for th e co n tro l of p eren n ial w idespread
sale, in good co n d itio n . $10; G. E.
w hich Is ra p id ly
g a in in g
ground
w
eeds
hav
e
been
m
ade
as
a
resu
lt
of
and she couldn't find it anywhere.
h an d vacu u m cle a n e r w ith a tt a c h ­ ¡S tag e, P o rtla n d , as s e c re ta ry -tre a s u ­ th e re cen t research . V aluable w ork both in th e U nited S ta te s and o th e r
rer.
A
lva
Day
of
Hood
R
iv
er
was
m
en
ts,
p
ra
c
tic
a
lly
new
,
$10;
2
-b
u
rn
-
“W ell, dear, don’t get excited, T
i chosen to succeed M alcolm E p ley of h as also been done w ith chem ical c o u n trie s of th e w o rld .”
found it in my pants pocket,” he e r n ick le p lated e le c tric p late, 3- I K la m a th F a lls as vice p resid en t.
co n tro l of w eeds, w hich is im p o rt­
h e a t, $2. Mrs. C has. T ay lo r, P h o n e
a n t u n d e r c e rta in
co n d itio n s, b u t
replied.
981, H erm isto n .
15 -3 tfc
A m ong th e re so lu tio n s passed was th e re c e n t in v e s tig a tio n s show most
I one p resen ted by th e co n serv atio n nrom ise fo r c u ltu ra l co n tro l on larg e
It isn't necessary to ‘‘slip” out
N ET T ED GEM
POTATOES FOR co m m ittee of th e C olum bia R iver
By Mrs. Bernice W attenburger
sa le — priced rig h t, on C. E. B ak er F is h e rm e n ’s P ro te c tiv e U nion w hich areas.
of this town to some other to pick
C o n tra ry to e a rlie r belief, th e re-
A b ask et social an d p ro g ram w ill
provided th
m a t i no co
w m m ercial
m fish in g i
n
n
i
.
. u , . ‘ it Is un-
up a bargain in a used car. for farm . J. A. F a rn s w o rth , H erm isto n . provineu
. be given by th e people of th e com ­
1 5 -3 tp be p e rm itte d east of B o n n ev ille dam ] re n t te s ts have • * < > " « |nfl
the cars listed here have tens of
except bv In d ia n s acco rd in g to th e ir , necessary to begin
c u ltiv a tio n
Of m u n ity to raise funds fo r th e C h ris t­
FOR SA LE— SOME F IR & CEDAR tr e a tie s : th a t th e
fish com m ission p eren n ial
w eeds w ith
th e
f rst m as tre e to be held D ecem ber 22.
thousands of unused mileage m
lu m b er ch eap .
F a rm e r's S u p p ly be given pow er to close th e Colum - s p r in e em ergence
In stead
first
Mr. and Mrs. B arton C lark e sp en t
them.
Co., S ta n fie ld .
1 5 -3 tp b lj to fish in g fo r at least tw o w eeks c u ltiv a tio n mav be delayed u n til th e th e week end a t th e W rig h t hom e on
in J u ly an d all of S eptem ber, and plant« ap p ro ach th e bloom
” R hea Creek.
SA LE — 4-W H E E L R U B B ER recom m ended
ab o lish m en t
of all w as also discovered th a t th e ro o ts
Mrs. L ucy R ogers of H ep p n er and
Numerous Other Makes FOR
tire d w agon. W. W. F o ste r, Co­ s ta tio n a ry fish in g
g ear, in clu d in g a re depleted as rap id ly bv d e la y in g th e s ta te Inspector, Mr. E m erson,
lu m b ia d is tric t, on M ark S m ith •elnea. on th e C olum bia an d its tri-1 c u ltiv a tio n e ig h t to ten davs a fte r
& Types Not Listed
15-3 tp b u ta rie s ; th e m easu re to c a rry a ; each em ergence as when th e <’', l t b a - w ere c a lle rs F rid a y a t th e P in e City
school.
— Cars Now on Display— place.
Miss M arg aret W eaver and
Mrs
DOW NSTAIRS A P A R T M E N T FOR re fe re n d u m clause r e f e rrin g it to to - H on is done im m ediately , non , em er-
¡*-«17. 7 ” ’ w l" d7
n ‘,5*
Lois K ent a tte n d e d th e te a c h e rs'
re n t.
H. E. H an b y , H erm isto n . t e r . fo r ap p ro v al.
O th e r re so lu tio n s favored fo rcing e ra d icatio n m ere th a n h alf, th e in- m eetin g a t i-a G ran d e S a tu rd ay .
O regon.
1 5-tfc
Mr. and Mrs. .Marlon F inch and
d re d g in g o p e ra tio n s to leave land in , v e s t i n t o r s believe,
If You Want Your Car Repaired
E X P E R IE N C E D G IR L W ISH E S EM- p ro d u ctiv e c o n d itio n : req u ested stu -
w ere H eppner
Jn m e a s-re d t»sts of root volum e Mrs. P e te W ilk in s
— Give Us a Trial.
th i s t 'e It c a llers W ednesday.
p lo y m en t in
resp ectab le
hom e; dy by a co m p eten t a u th o r ity of ef-1 )n c u ltiv a tin g C an ad ian
Mr. an d Mrs. A E. W a tte n b u rg e r
feet of co n tem p lated d am s over the w as found tb p l th è to ta l w e lg h t nf
We Appreciate Your Patronage! refe re n c e s; W rite H azel L yle, B oard- s ta te on mtid life before c o n stru c ­ root* w as redueed from 7224 nounds w ere P en d leto n c a lle rs M onday.
m an, Ore,
14-3tc
Mr. and Mr«. Dee N eill a re m ov­
tio n Is u n d e rta k e n , favored th e nas- p er aere to 70? pounds w h ere piota
co n serv atio n d is­ r-crp e u ltfv a ted si* o** seven dava in g th is w eek to th e B ak er place in
400
EGGS Q U E E N
IN CUBATOR •eg e of th e soil
tr ic ts hill to be p resen ted
to ’b» a fte r eaeh em ergenec Tleeo eu ltiv a - th e S tan field d is tric t.
fo r sale.
B o u g h t new , set o n ly le g isla tu re , provided
Tom Boylen of P en d leto n
has
fo r a p p o in t­ tlon In th è fall w lth t b P use nf
J
W a tte n b u rg e r
th re e tim es:
an d
5 2 -in ch can o p y m en t of a co m m ittee to w ork fo r the am o th er erops w as found to givo e b o u g h t th e W
In th è c o n tro l of place on B u tte r Creek. H. E. Young
in d u s­ big ad v a n fse »
m a s te r coal bro o d er. H. C. K irk , e sta b lish m e n t o f an an im al
,s has lived th e re for a n u m b er of
Box 84, W esto n , O regon.
14-3tc tr ie s b u ild in g a t G reen e ^ ta te col­ M o r a l i » e l n r v . a weed «'bich
C ora years.
lege an d expressed e n n reeiatio n to verv su seen tib le to sh a d in g
Fred Huber. Owner
Hermiston
T he H ome E conom ics club of th e
and su n flo w e r piota n r n r e d »he ef-
FOR RENT— FURNISHED APART- P re s id e n t S m ith fo r his services and fe e tlr e p e ss n f u s in e cu1t|»at*d c-nps L ena G ran g e w ill m eet W ednesday
to O regon S ta te college fo r Its coop­
m ent for housekeeping.
Electric e ra tio n
Fiv» w ith Mrs. M arlon F in ch .
.* co m m ittee w as a p p o in t­ fn» fa n a d la n tb ts tle ennfrol.
GENERAL MOTORS
A S unday school class w ill be held
stove and
modern.
Phone 78-R, ed to tc re stte » * » th e n o sslb ttitv of e u tttra tfo n s o f enrn and tb ree nf
IN ST A L L M E N T P L A N
Joe Dyer.
60-tfc so o n a o rln r an O regon w ild life sporta s'«n*’ow er piota kept th è weeds In a t th e a u d ito riu m a t 2 :0 0 o'clock
n ex t S u n d ay a fte rn o o n .
check.
show next spring.
J * »
th e E a ste rn
X ° C 0 lr m
HAULING
Cor HIRE
We Haul Anything,
Anyplace at
Anytime.
RAY OLMSTEAD
Phone 681
Hermiston, Oregon
FOR EYE COMFORT AND
SIGHT CONSERVATION
COMMON KEROSENE
DANGEROUS WHEN
CARELESSLY USED
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON
4-H ACHIEVEMENT
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IRRIGON
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OREGON W ILD LIFE
GROUP HOLDS BUSY
SESSION AT O S C
W A N T AOS
CULTIVATION MOST
PRACTICAL W AY TO
ERADICATE WEEDS
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Hermiston
Motor Co.
PINE CITY
Come to Pendleton for
Your Optical Needs!
Eyes Examined by Modem
Methods.
Glasses Ground to Fit
When Needed.
— REASONABLE PR IC ES —
DR. DALE ROTHWELL
OPTOMETRIST
OVER WOOLWORTHS
Pendleton, Ore.
Phone 535-J
J. V. VILLERMOURE
ELE C T R IC A L SERV IC E
P h o n e 1031
H erm iston 1
CONNOR'S REPAIR
SHOP
General Automobile Repair
R eboring - Battery Service and
W eld in g - C h ev ro let P a r ts
W illa rd B a tte rie s
Phone 53-W
Hermiston
BLACK AND WHITE
BARBER SHOP
A gency: T roy L a u n d ry -C le a n in g
Bob M iller Shoe S hine — A fte r
School and S a tu rd a y s
HUGH N E IL L , P ro p rie to r
Main St.
Hermiston
OMAHA WOODMEN SOCIETY
Camp No. 61 - Echo
M eet th e firs t T uesday of each
m o n th in th e S ta n fie ld Odd
F ellow s h all —
8:00 p. m.
DR. H .C . CURRY
OPTOM ETRIST
308 G reen Bldg. - S e a ttle
M akes re g u la r v isits to H erm iston
H otel a b o u t every 30 days.
W. L. Morgan, D. M. D
General D entistry
X-Ray and D iagnosis
Bank Bldg.
Phons V-J
R esidence P h o n e 26-J
Sunday an d E v en in g s by
A ppointm ent
DR. A E. MARBLE
CHIROPRACTOR
O ffice: 2 blocks e a st of post office
O ffice H o u rs: 8 to 12 - 1 :3 0 to •
P h o n e 4 8 1 -------- H erm isto n , Ore.
Hermiston Post No. 3 /
M eets firs t and th ird
T h u rsd ay . Legion A uxtl
la ry m eets second and
fo u rth T h u rsd ay .
L egion H all.
Dr. A. C. Willcutt
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
O8BORN
APARTMENTS
PETERSON A PETERSON
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
U. S. N ational Bank B uilding
P ractice in S tate A Federal Courta
Pendleton, Ore.
DR. F. B. BELT
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
O ffice Hours:
Other
10 :3 0 to 12:30 A.M.
Hours by
2 to 6 P.M.
Appointm ent
Res. 712 — PHONE — Office 733
W. J. WARNER
Attomey-at-Law
Hermiston - Oregon