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NEWS FROM YOUR! OWN STATE CAPITOL O*e M A N Y RECEIVE BENEFIT CHECKS he. e ïn iL ito n 4/a.ï.G.LdL OFFICIAL UMATILLA COUNTY PAPER „¿ux, XXXII HERMISTON. UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, JUNE 8, 1939. NUMBER 42 Salem— Recipients of 28,993 un LAWRENCE SWARNER employment compensation benefit checks divided >317,034 during May, M A K E S SECOND the commission announced. This was a 30 per cent decrease from A L A S K A N T R IP April. I Cumulative distribution of job in Larry Swarner, a senior at Ore- surance since the 'first of the year I gon State college and son of Mr and amounted to >2,427,311, officials Mrs. A. C. Swarner of Hermiston, said. IULY 1 DEADLINE sailed from Seattle Saturday, June 3, OTHER CHANGES SATURDAY BAND .GROUP MAKES Pendleton, covering Umatilla and .aboard the S. S. Yukon, bound for Morrow counties, accounted for IS S T R E S S E D ARE ALSO MADE ______ : Fairbanks, Alaska, where he will be CONCERT PLANNED GOOD SHOWING >3,837, or 12 per cent of the state Approximately 440,000 motor y e- i emp,oyed by * mining company dur- Keeping in step with numerous total during May, according to the lng the summer The first of a series of proposed IN COMPETITION other new developments In Hermis commission's statistical department. hicle operators in Oregon have yet Swarner plans to return to the Saturday night band concert will be ton, the Umatilla Cooperative Cream to apply for license renewals, due ♦ ♦ ♦ Hermiston and vicinity upheld its States early in September, when he ery has made several new improve played Saturday night on the high V. of 0. Graduates Largest Clast— July 1, 1939, according to Earl prestige in the livestock world by school lawn. G. C. Humphreys, di will go to Chicago to represent the ments during the past few weeks. Snell, secretary of state. There are The largest graduating class in again winning numerous honors at the history of the University of Ore about 460,000 licensed operators in OSC Agricultural Engineering club The new equipment which has been rector of the Hermiston Union high the Union Livestock Show last week gon, 740 received degrees or certifi Oregon and to date slightly over 20,- at the Summer School in Industry, to added will aid in the production of school band, will attempt to keep his end. Local 4-H workers brought cates, included 10 from Umatilla 000 applications have been received be sponsored by leading farm imple new products and will tend to In organization together for the sum back a long list of prizes and were ment companies of the midwest from crease the business for this coopera mer in order to keep his musicians county. Dr. Donald M. Erb, presi at the secretary of state’s office. awarded approximately >200 in prize New permits will be mailed out of September 10 to 17. He will return tive concern, according to Monte in trim for next winter. dent of the university, delivered the The summer broadcasts will be money. The group was In charge of commencement address on Sunday the secretary of state’s office to to Oregon in time for the opening of Hedwall, manager. given by these students but anyone M. E. Knickerbocker, assistant coun the fall term at OSC. An Ice cream hardening room has reach operators around June 15 when, evening, June 4, and conferred 704 ty agent, and Eva Wilcox and J. H. The past year at Corvallis has been been constructed which has a cap who Is interested Is Invited to play bachelor and advanced degrees and they become valid. All those who McMullen also accompanied t h e in the concerts but should notify acity of 50 gallons of frozen ice have already applied may expect a busy one for Swarner. Among his 36 certificates for social work and The temperature in this Mr. Humphreys. Students are re students. nursing. No Hermiston students their new cards on or about that offices and activities, in addition to cream. The following is a list of club date, room is kept at between 15 and 20 quested to be on hand promptly for his studies, are treasurer of tpe In were among the class members. members attending the show: John practice. ♦ ♦ ♦ Persons under 70 years of age who dependent Student Council, president degrees below zero. Concerts are planned for every McMullen. Harry Lewis, Kelly Til A U. S. ice cream freezer has been hold current operator’s licenses may of the Agricultural Engineering Safe Driving Course Offered— ler, Donna Saylor, Eldon Saylor, For the third consecutive year, a renew their permits by mailing an club, secretary of the Dormitory Installed which is capable of produc other Saturday evening. Rodman Hartley, Kenneth Bensel, Central Council, and assistant edi ing 50 gallons of ice cream per hour course in safe driving will be offer application accompanied by >1 to the Henry Sommerer, Bruce Lindsey, ed members of the 4-H club summer secretary of state's office. Persons tor of the Ag Journal, an agricul in 10-gallon batches. It is of mech BAKERS RETURN Bernard Corpe, Joseph Cooney, Bill session at Oregon State college this over 70 years of age and those who tural student magazine. He was re anical refrigeration and uses no ice FROM OHIO TRIP Corpe, Lowell Tiller. Glen Wilcox, summer, starting June 6th, it was do not hold a current license must cently elected president of Cauthorn in the freezing process. Hall for the coming year, and Har announced by Earl Snell, secretary see an examiner first. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Baker of Stan Marie Hartley, George Hartley and At the present time ice cream mix of state. The instruction is given Applications may be obtained at old Marble, also of Hermiston, was is being purchased in the various fla field have returned from Cleveland, Bob Besnel A list of the various events in as a part of the state-wide traffic offices of sheriffs, police chiefs, ex elected vice president. vors and frozen in the local plant. Ohio, where Mr. Baker was a layman which local members placed follows: safety campaign conducted by the aminers from the secretary of state’s Swarner was also one of 20 farm If volume warrants it. a mixing ma commissioner to the national assem Beef cattle— Junior steers, Here- secretary of state’s office. office or from the motor vehicle op- crops students from Oregon State to chine will be purchased which will bly of the Presbyterian church. He fords: Eldon Saylor, 2nd; Harry ♦ ♦ ♦ operators’ division at Salem. make a week’s tour of the import eliminate the cost of the mix, be represented the eastern Oregon dis Lewis, 3rd; John McMullen, 5th, Early mailing of application forms trict of the presbytery. The minis ant agricultural regions of Califor sides shipping. At the present time Cotinties Report No Deaths— Senior Angus steers, Eldon S»y. Twenty-six Oregon counties went is urged to avoid the rush near the nia this spring, spending one day various experiments are being at- ter commissioner from eastern Ore lor, 3rd. County group of five fat through the first quarter of 1939 close of June. gon was Rev. H. B. Thomas, for empted in order to find out the po at the San Francico Exposition. steers, any breed, Umatilla county, without reporting traffic deaths, merly of Umatilla and Boardman. This is Swarner’s second trip to tential volume and demand. An examiner of operators and figures compiled by the secretary of chauffeurs, will be in Hermiston on Alaska as he spent last summer and At the meeting were 1000 com 3rd; beef showmanship of entire Tee cream can be purchased in state’s office reveal. These counties Thursday, June 15, at the city li fall at Fairbanks, returning in time bricks or in cans from a pint to five missioners from all over the United show, Harry Lewis, 6th; John Mc are: Baker, Benton, -Columbia, brary between the hours of 11 a. m. to begin the winter term at college. gallons. Standard prices of ice cream States who represented the member Mullen, 8th. Dairy division-—Holstein, produc Crook, Deschutes, Douglas, Gilliam, and 5 p. m. All those wishing per His brother. Monroe, who is spending will be charged. According to Mr. ship of the church of 2,000,000. Grant, Harney, Hood River, Jeffer mits to drive cars are asked to get his third year at Fairbanks, expects Hedwall, his firm will cater towards Many prominent speakers were pres ing cow: Donna Saylor, 1st; cham son, Josephine, Klamath, Bake, Lin in touch with the examiner during to return to the States in time for ent and discussed not only church pion female of breed. Heifer, 1 year (Continued on Page Five) coln, Linn, Malheur, Marion, Mor these hours. and general religious problems but old and under 2, Kenneth Bensel, Christmas this year. row, Sherman, Tillamook, Union, also questions of national economic 2nd. STANFIELD CONCERN and political welfare. Mr. Baker Jerseys, producing cow: Frank Wallowa. Wasco, Washington and WALLULA HAS Wheeler. C ITY PURCHASES stated that the question of the uni Bensel, 2nd; Bernard Corpe, 3rd; OFFERS BIG SALE ❖ ♦ ❖ fication of the Presbyterian and James Bensel, 4th; Bill Corpe, 5th. SERIOUS FIRE CHEVROLET TRUCK Murphy Accepts Proposal— Episcopal churches of this country Heifer. 1 year old, under 2: George ’¿'he M. Refvein General store of Claude H. Murphy. Albany real was presented both by Presbyterian Hartley, 2nd. Rodman Hartley, 3rd. Fire, believed to have started Stanfield is sponsoring a reorgani estate broker, Tuesday notified Gov The City of Hermiston is now in zation sale starting Friday, June 9, and Episcopal clergy and that he dis Calf, under 1 year: Rodman Hartley, when hot embers from a burning ernor Charles A. Sprague that he possession of a 1930 1% ton Che beginning at 1:30 p. m. A page ad covered a general sentiment for the 1st; Kenneth Bensel, 3rd; Marie had accepted the office of state real pile of weeds across the road fell on vrolet truck which now has a hy announcing the sale is carried in unification of all protestant church- '¡Hartley, 5th. tinder-dry shingles, Friday after estate commissioner under a 1939 Guernseys, producing cow: Bill draulic dump arrangement. The the Herald this week. Mr. Refvem as. legislative act setting up a new state noon completely destroyed the old (Continued on Page Five) school house and present community truck was purchased by the city states that he plans to completely real estate department. CLARKE-MALETTE council from Rohrman Motor com reorganize his business by discon Governor Sprague Monday invited house at Wallula. Mr. and Mrs. John A.'Clarke of Several other buildings were bad pany and was formerly owned by tinuing some lines and adding to Hermiston are announcing the mar BEAL BUILDS NEW Murphey to consider the appoint ment. The office carries an annual ly charred from the flames. Resi the West Extension Irrigation dis others. In order to do this properly riage of their daughter Margaret BLACKSMITH SHOP trict which has recently bought a he is offering this sale to unload on salary of >3600 and will become op dents ot the city expressed the opin Jean to W. Jack Malette In The new Ford truck. The Chevrolet was some of his merchandise. ion that had the usual breeze been Church of Christ In Sault Ste. Marie, erative June 14. obtained for >100, and with the H. J. Beal, Hermiston blacksmith, M. W. France & Co., retail sales Michigan, on Saturday, June 17. Murphy is president of the Ore blowing through the Wallula gap a is building a new blacksmith shop gon Association of Real Estate good portion of the town, including dump equipment will make the cost conductors of Spokane, Wn„ will be Miss Clarke is a graduate of the the railway depot, would have been below >150. In general charge of the sale. This class of ’37 and attended the Uni Just east of his present location. The Boards. The truck will haul 1 % yards at company takes complete charge of versity of Oregon for one term. Mr. building will be 18x60 and will The present real estate depart wiped out. a time and will be used on the WPA merchandising and advertising and Malette Is a teacher of history at have a cement floor. Large 10-foot ment is operated under Hugh Earle, projects in Hermiston. It is now In has had good results in this territo doors will allow large conveyances state insurance commissioner. Wil MICHEL HOUSE Hart, Michigan, where the couple use In the lowering ot the library to enter the shop for repair. ry in past years. liam H. Graham is in charge. Mur will reside following a honeymoon lawn. Later plans call for the In Mr. Beal states that in time the BURNS FRIDAY The store has been closed the past Into Canada. phy is a republican. stallation ot a water tank to sprink building will be covered with gal two days in order that all merchan ♦ ♦ ♦ Miss Edith Clarke, another daugh le city streets. Charles Wolford is dise could be marked and grouped. vanized iron and will have a shingle Mr., and Mrs. Bert Michel lost ter, who Is a teacher In the Ontario Van Winkle Makes Ruling — roof. At the present, shiplap will Exercise of the initiative and ref their home and all Its contents by driving the truck. schools and who has been visiting O'CON N ER?NSTALLS be used both Inside and outside. erendum powers by the people of ru fire last Friday morning in the here for the past week, will go to WEATHER REPORT ral fire districts must necessarily be Westland district. The fire started Michigan for the wedding where she JOCKEYS INJURED The following Is the weather re AIR CONDITIONER taken in connection with the regu about 9:00 o'clock and before neigh will be the bridesmaid. lar biennial elections and at special bors could save any df the house port for the week ending Wednes AT UNION RACES A decided difference In tempera elections, Attorney-General Van hold effects had burned to the day, June 7, according to Charles barne T- henning ture has been noted by customers in Of interest to local people is the ground. No definite clue has been Winkle ruled Tuesday. The opinion Taylor, local weather man. Two Jockeys who rode in the Her Max. Min. O’Conner’s Cafe since the installation wedding of Miss Marian Elizabeth was sought by Hugh Earle, state in discovered as to its origin and no miston Derby recently were injured Barnes and Mr. Clarence Eugene insurance was carried. of a Utility Dezert Kooler, air con surance commissioner. June 1 .........................79 37 The house was near the new one June 2 ........................ 84 41 ♦ ♦ ♦ ditioner, has been completed. The Henning In Wrangell, Alaska, Fri Saturday In the races held at the Union Stock Show, Howard Conley, that the Michels have just complet June 3 ........................ 79 64 Parole Appointment Expected— machine utilizes an evaporative cool day, June 8, at four o’clock. The up on Irish Memory, suffered a brok couple will be married in the First Selection of a state parole direc ed. They had planned to move in June 4 *.........................75 41 ing device which not only cools the en collarbone and cuts when his Presbyterian church in that city. tor, to head the new state parole to the new structure in the near fu June 5 ........... - ........... 72 49 air but alo cleans It by effective fil Miss Barnes Is a daughter of Mr. mount leaped through the infield setup, probably will be made not la ture. June 6 ........................ 78 50 tration. and Mrs. Frank Sfcott Barnes of fence. The horse was killed. Mr. and Mrs. Michel wish to June 7 ........................ 78 47 ter than Friday of this week, a The machine Is designed to wash Portland, and is a teacher in the Jockey Jesse Farrow wag injured member of the new parole board In thank all their friends and neigh There was a total rainfall of .11 bors who have been of great help in. during the week which fell on air, thus eliminating much dust and Ketchikan schools. Mr. Henning is when his horse was thrown by the dicated Tuesday. pollen which 1« bothersome to suf also a teacher In the Ketchikan other spill. Farrow received num Interviewing applicants for the during the past week. June 3 and 6. ferers of hay fever. It has been In schools and formerly taught school erous injuries. The accident occur Job was completed at a meeting of stalled just above the main entrance In Hermiston. He Is a son of Mrs. red when an unidentified fan shout the board Monday. The next meet of the cafe, drawing air from the Mamie Henning of Rosalia, Wn. ed as the horses passed him. ing probably will be held at the outside and circulating It through No announcement has been made home of Paul R. Kelty, chairman of out the building. as to future plans after their mar EPWORTH LEAGUE the board, at Lafayette. » Other members of the board are riage. Epworth League Plan» Rally. ELECTS OFFICERS « R. S. Keene, Salem, and Gerald Ma The Hermiston Epworth league Children Receive Instruction. son, Portland. Sister Benedltlne and Sister Phll- By Mrs. Joe Udey The Epworth League of the Her Republicans did not like the "gag” will be host to the Blue Mountain « ♦ « The annual Umatilla county Town rule that Congressman Doughton, sub-district Institute rally at the lo omena Rosairie of the Academy of miston M. E. ehurch recently met Woman Swept Over Fall»— Myrtle May Lynch. 38, Salem, lost send picnic was well attended Sun chairman of the Ways and Means cal Methodist church, Wednesday Pendleton are conducting Instructive for a regular business meeting and her life Tuesday when she slipped day although the weather was very committee, and his assistants had in evening, June 14, at 6:30 p.m. Rep classes for confraternity of Chris elected officers for the coming year. The following were elected: pres while wading and was carried over cold and windy. One hundred and sisted be pu* in, and therefore their resentatives are invited from Pen tian Doctrine a» the Hermiston Cath the 184-foot South Silver Creek falls. over were present at the picnic held 97 votes will be strong enough to dleton, Weston, Milton. Heppner olic church to the children of Her ident, Edward Shaw; first vice pres in Columbia park. Lunch was serv put It back Into the Ways and Means and Arlington. A pot luck dinner miston, Echo, Umatilla and Stan ident, Marlon Ott; second, Naomi The body was recovered. ed from 12 to 1:30 and everyone en committee. Beletskl; third, Dorothy Pierson, will be served and a program pre field. joyed visiting during the lunch hour. Mi»» Mulkins Honored At Party fourth, George Sale Jr. and Myrth- Then it will again be referred to sented later. The affair Is to create Miss Laureta Mulkins was sur After lunch speakers took the stand. the house for a second vote. The interest In the summer institute Boys Present Penny Show. ena Martin; secretary-treasurer, Re prised Thursday evening. June 1, at A pleasing violin solo was played Townsend strategy board, composed which is held In July at Suttle LakP ' Frank and John Mueller and becca Pierson; chorister, Lois Hutch her home by a group of young people by Billie Penny of Stanfield to open l„f Gordon Ware, L. W. Jeffrey, Col. near Bend. All local young people ¡Stanley Pierce made good In a big ison. at a go-avrav party. Present were the meeting. The secretary of the Ralph Horton. Beecher Hess and oth who might like to go are Invited to way last Saturday when they pre sented a penny show at the Mueller Miss Lynch, Wayne Lindner. Jim Pendleton club made the announce- ers have done valiant work In con attend. Wilcox Horses Win Honor». residence. A group of 20 children Boylen. Bill Hamm. Marie and Wll- - men( fOr each club In Umatilla coun- tacting the senators and they can be Miss Eva Wilcox of Hermiston attended the show. bur Hinkle. Della and Irene McKen- ty to send him the address of their depended upon to bring the Town- Children’s Program Planned won several events at the Union zie. Ruby. Ted and Harold Metteer, secretaries. President Hartley readigend Bl)] SB3 before the Judicial Stock show last week end with two A children’s program will be pre Jeweler To Make Seattle Trip Harold and Alma Laird. Don Alstott, a copy of a telegram from Repr. Ho- j rommittee. In addition this commlt- A. W. Behrman, Hermiston Jewel of her horses. She won second place Betty Goff. Delmar McCracken. Lor- mer Angell: "There is still a possl- tee will bring out the bill to have sented at the regular Bunday School In the walk, trot, gallop event, sec ene Holllng and John Dunning. Miss blllty even after the lop-sided vote initiative and referendum before the hour at 10:00 o’clock at the Hermis er, plans to leave Sunday for Seattle ond place In the pair-riding event, ton Union church next Bunday, ac where he will spend a week visiting Mulkins left Saturday morning for on thè HR6566 In this session of 47 states. cording to C. Warner. pastor. friends. His brother, John Behrman and third place in the under IS Vancouver, Wn.. where she will at- Congrees and before the House of The next on the program was a Preaching will follow at 11:00 and of Kennewick, Wn., will be in charge •vent. A young Union girl rode In tend Klmm’s Buslneee College. Representatives." It seems like the (Continued on Page Five) i„ the evening at 8:00. of the Jewelry business. the Utter race. OPERATORS URGED TO SEND IN FOR LKENSE PERMITS TOWNSEND GROUP MEETS SUNDAY FOR ANNUAL UMATILLA C O U N T Y P IC N IC LOCAL CREAMERY INSTALLS MACHINERY FOR NEW PRODUCTS HERMISTON 4-H CLUBBERS WIN HONORS AT UNION SHOW
