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TOWNSEND CLUB TO
SPONSOR 3-ACT PLAY
'RELIEF BE HANGED'
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T h e H erm isto n T o w n sen d club is
b r in g in g to th e h ig h school a u d ito r­
ium on W ednesday ev en in g , N ovem ­
b e r 8, th e Rose C ity P la y e rs o t P o rt­
la n d w ith th e ir sta g e p ro d u ctio n ,
‘■Relief Be H a n g e d .” a 3 -act m odern
m elodram a.
T he p lay w as w ritte n by a y o u n g
m a n w ho h a s m ade an ex ten siv e
s tu d y o f u n em p lo y m en t co n d itio n s
th r o u g h o u t th e n a tio n , esp ecially
fro m th e young peoples s ta n d p o in t.
T h is w ill be a fu ll tw o -h o u r p ro ­
fe ssio n a l s ta g e show a n d w ill in clu d e
also five a c ts of v au d ev ille o ffe rin g
a w ide v a rie ty of e n te r ta in m e n t d e­
sig n ed ito please people of a ll ages,
a s th e r e w ill be sin g in g , d an cin g ,
p o p u la r and classical m usic, d ram a
a n d h ila rio u s com edy situ a tio n s .
Im m ed iately fo llo w in g th e 2 -h o u r
s ta g e show , th e r e w ill be a p u b lic
d a n ce, free to all p a tro n s b u y in g
sh o w tic k e ts, m usic b ein g fu rn ish e d
by T a y lo r's T ro u b ad o rs, m em bers of
th e Rose C ity Co.
T he T ro u b a d o rs w ill p lay a m u s­
ical p relu d e a t 7 :3 0 . T he c u rta in r is ­
e s a t 8 :0 0 p. m.
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Epworth League Has Party
M em bers of th e M eth o d ist ch u rch
E p w o rth L eague m et M onday eve­
n in g a t th e E d g a r S haw hom e for a
H allow een p a rty . G am es an d re fre sh ­
m en ts a p p ro p ria te to th e occasion
w ere enjoyed.
Hedwall To Attend Meeting
Mr. an d Mrs. M onte H ed w all an d
T om m y and A. E. M cF arlan d of
B o ard m an le ft T h u rsd a y fo r P o r t­
la n d w here th e men w ill a tte n d a
m e e tin g of th e I n te r s ta te A ssociated
C ream eries. T h ey a re d ire c to rs from
th is d is tric t. T he m eetin g s w ill co n ­
vene F rid a y a n d S a tu rd a y .
LITTLE THEATRE TO
PRESENT FIRST PLAY
FRIDAY, NOV. 24TH
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OFFICIAL UMATILLA COUNTY PAPER
VOLUME XXXIII
ANOTHER PIONEER
PASSES WEDNESDAY
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
HENRY HOOKER DIES;
FUNERAL FRIDAY
H e n ry H ooker, aged 65 years,
passed aw ay W ed n esd ay m o rn in g a t
th e h o m e of hig d a u g h te r, Mrs. L u­
c ille M ontgom ery. M r. H ooker w as
a n o th e r p ioneer of th e S ta n fie ld p ro­
je c t an d had resid ed in th is d is tric t
sin ce 1910. Mrs. H ooker passed aw ay
in 1919.
Mr. H ooker w as en g ag ed fo r m an y
yearg in th e fa rm in g in d u s try , m o st­
ly in th e C olum bia d is tric t. H e was
w ell k n o w n in th e co m m u n ity , h a v ­
in g m any frie n d s am o n g th e old er
g e n e ra tio n . F o r m any y ears he was
a fa m ilia r fig u re on th e s tre e ts of
H erm isto n .
H e "is su rv iv ed by his second w ife,
fo u r boys an d tw o g irls : A lto n M ar­
tin H ooker, H e rm isto n ;
A lv in Ira
H ooker, H e rm isto n ;
E v e re tt L lew ­
ely n
H ooker, E n te rp ris e ;
R o b ert
C arl H ooker, Boise, Id a h o ; M rs. L u ­
cille M ontgom ery an d Mrs. N ellie
B u rc h e tt, bo th of H erm isto n . T w elve
g ra n d c h ild re n also su rv iv e.
F u n e ra l serv ices w ill be h eld F r i­
day a fte rn o o n a t 2 :0 0 o ’clock in th e
P ra n n F u n e ra l P a rlo rs. B u ria l w ill
be in th e local cem etery.
All m em b ers of th e fam ily cam e
hom e W ednesday.
STUART STARS W IT H
OREGON WEBFEET
B ig Jim S tu a r t of H e rm isto n is
c o n tin u in g his e arly season sh o w in g
w ith th e U n iv ersity of O regon fo o t­
b all team an d h a s been lo o k in g good
on th e fr o n t w all, aco rd in g to Tex
O liver, coach. B ig J im has been o u t­
s ta n d in g g in h is p ostion th ro u g h o u t
th e season.
Jim is a son of Mr. an d Mrs. Tom
S tu a r t of R o u te 2, H e rm isto n . O re­
gon plays UCLA a t Los A ngeles S a t­
u rd ay .
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, NOVEMBER 2, 1939.
BULLDOGS TO SEE
W H IT M A N - LINFIELD
FOOTBALL G A M E
Coach R ay C ritc h fie ld h as re c e iv ­
ed word from W a lla W a lla t h a t he
an d h is boys w ill be g u e sts of th e
W alla W alla h ig h school to th e L in ­
field -W h itm an fo o tb all co n test a t
t h a t c ity F rid a y n ig h t. T h e B ulldogs
en g ag e th e W alla W alla Bees in an
afte rn o o n gam e.
A lth o u g h
C ritc h fle ld 's
w a rrio rs
lost a one-sided c o n test to th e Bees
on th e local field O cto b er 13, th ey
h av e Im proved co n sid erab le since
th a t d a te an d a re expected to m ak e a
s tro n g e r sh o w in g F rid a y . T h e boys
d isplayed a b ra n d new fig h t s p irit
a g a in s t P en d leto n last S a tu rd a y and
seem to have h it th e ir strid e.
DEER SEASON ENDS
W IT H LARGE TOTAL
T he 1939 deer season closed O cto­
b er 25 w ith a reco rd k ill listed by
local h u n te rs. A cco rd in g to M elvin
F o lle tt, local cream ery b u tc h e r, 186
d e e r w ere tu rn e d in d u rin g th e sea­
son. T h is alm o st trip le s th e a m o u n t
k illed in 1938. T h e 1939 li s t is n o t
c o n trib u te d e n tire ly to th e fa c t th a t
does w ere allow ed th is y ear b u t in d i­
cates th a t d eer w ere p le n tifu l in th e
m o u n tain s.
T he reco rd for w eig h t goes to Bob
F o lle tt w ho tu rn e d in a buck w eig h ­
in g 241 p o u n d s dressed. T h e "b o o ­
b y ” prize goes to L. L. L o u th a n of
S tan field w ho b ro u g h t in a w h o p p er
faw n, w e ig h in g 22 pounds.
All in all, th e 1939 season w as
successful from th e sta n d p o in t of lo­
cal sportsm en.
LOCKERS AVAILABLE
A T LOCAL CREAMERY
A ccording to M onte H ed w all, m a n ­
ag er, 150 new lock ers w ill be a v a il­
a b le a t th e
U m a tilla
C ooperative
C ream ery T u esd ay m o rn in g . T h e new
a d d itio n h as re c e n tly been c o m p let­
ed, m ak in g a to ta l of 553 lockers.
T h e new lock ers a re of s im ila r size
as th e o ld er ones a n d w ill sell for
$5 to $7.50 p er y ear.
T hose on th e w a itin g list w ill be
assig n ed lo ck ers a c c o rd in g to tim e
re q u e sts w ere m ade, acco rd in g to
Mr. H edw all. A p p ro x im ately 100 of
th e new lock ers h av e a lre a d y been
sp o k en fo r an d in d ic a tio n s a re th a t
th e re m a in d e r w ill be filled im m e­
d iately .
L. E. Elw ood an d I. N. H artso o k
have been in c h a rg e of co n stru c tio n .
CHARLES KIK WINS
F IR S T PLA C E IN
LIGHTING CONTEST
TRIP TO CHICAGO
LISTED AS PRIZE
H ard upon th e heels of an an -
nou n cem en t of th e re s u lts of the
co m p etitio n an d trip of th e H e rm is­
ton D airy clu b 's 4-H d e m o n s tra tio n
team to San F ran cisco , com es w ord
from C orvallis th a t
C h a rle s K lk,
a n o th e r H erm isto n boy, h a s ta k e n
fi^si honors in th e s ta te R u ra l E lec­
trific a tio n c o n test an d w on a n ed u ­
c a tio n a l tr ip to th e 1 8 th N atio n al
4-H Club C ongress an d In te rn a tio n a l
L ivestock E x p o sitio n to be h eld in
C hicago D ecem ber 1 to 9, 1939.
C h arles is a m em ber of th e U m atilla
4-H R u ra l E le c trific a tio n clu b led
by E m il Zivney.
C o n testan ts, all c o u n ty w in n e rs
th ro u g h o u t th e s ta te , w ere scored on
th e basis of re p o rts’ p re p a re d
by
them selves d e a lin g w ith th e ir a c ti­
v itie s in R u ra l E le c trific a tio n , and
on a d ra w in g of th e ir farm stead
w hich show ed th e lo catio n of th e
b u ild in g s an d th e d is trib u tio n
of
lig h t an d convenience o u tle t fa c ili­
tie s to g e th e r w ith su g g ested im prove­
m en ts w h erev er necessary.
Besides th e tr ip aw a rd e d , C h arles
w ill com pete for one of five $200.00
sch o larsh ip s. F o u r a re to be given
to th e w in n er in each of th e fo u r ex­
ten sio n sectio n s and one to be given
a t larg e, s ta te s M. E. K n ick erb o ck er,
a s s is ta n t co u n ty a g en t, in a n n o u n c ­
in g the re s u lt of th e s ta te contest.
E x p en ses of th e trip of th e s ta te
w in n e rs as w ell a s th e m oney fo r th e
sch o larsh ip s is d o n a te d by th e W est­
inghouse E le c tric and M a n u fa c tu r­
in g Co, he s ta te s .
C h arles is th e son ot Mr. an d Mrs.
W m . K ik of th e N o rth H ill d is tric t.
H e w as g ra d u a te d fro m U m a tilla
h ig h school in 1939, a n d e n te re d a t
O regon S ta te C ollege th is fa ll as a
freeh m an in e le c tric a l e n g in e e rin g .
NUMBER 11
NEW DIAL PHONES TO BE
CONNECTED SATURDAY NICHT
FIRST SHIPMENT
TURKEYS LOADED
FIRST OF WEEK
A to ta l of 60 p ick ers b eg an w ork
in e a rn e s t M onday m o rn in g on 1500
b ird s w ith th e re s u lt th a t th e firs t
carlo ad of tu rk e y s w as re ad y for
sh ip m e n t W ednesday, a c c o rd in g to
M rs. Roy P en n ey , se c re ta ry .
T he
b ird s have been labeled io r th e e a s t­
e rn m a rk e t.
P re s id e n t R o o sev elt’s decision to
hav e T h a n k sg iv in g com e a w eek e a r­
ly h a s raised som e havoc am ong
tu rk e y raisers, a lth o u g h it is e x p ect­
ed th a t m ost b ird s w ill be in p rim e
co n d itio n fo r th e T h a n k sg iv in g m a r­
k et. O p eratio n s a t th e lo cal p la n t
w ill go ah ead a t fu ll steam fo r th e
re m a in d e r of th e season.
T h e n ex t pool h as been an n o u n ced
for W ednesday, N ovem ber 8.
HALLOWEEN GOBLINS
FROLIC ON STREETS
NEW DIRECTORIES
MAILED THIS WEEK
TO SUBSCRIBERS
C han g e-o v er to d ia l service of th e
H erm isto n . E cho an d S tan field te le ­
phone ex ch an g es w ill be m ade on
S a tu rd a y , N ovem ber 4, d u rin g th e
e v e n in g h o u rs, a c c o rd in g to J. A.
M urray, d is tric t m a n a g e r fo r th e
P acific T elephone
and
T e leg rap h
C om pany. T he ch an g e-o v er m ark s
th e c u lm in a tio n of a $36,000 p ro ject
s ta rte d la s t su m m er to rep la c e th e
old m ag n eto sw itc h b o a rd s in th ese
ex ch an g es w ith m odern, u p -to -d a te
d ial telep h o n e eq u ip m en t.
T he ch an g e-o v er w ill be m ade,
acc o rd in g to Mr. M urray,
w ith o u t
a n y in te rru p tio n in service.
S u p p le m e n ta l te le p h o n e d ire c to r­
ies c o n ta in in g th e new telep h o n e
n um bers, to g e th e r w ith co m p lete in ­
s tru c tio n on how to use th e new d ial
service, w ere m ailed to a ll cu sto m ers
in th e th re e ex ch a n g e s W ednesday.
In o rd e r th a t calls m ay be com pleted
p ro m p tly , th e new n u m b ers should
be used b e g in n in g th e e v e n in g of
N ovem ber 4. G en eral in fo rm a tio n
w ill be found in th e su p p lem en t d i­
recto ries.
T elephone b ills m ay be paid h e re ­
a fte r a t th e H e rm isto n H erald office.
R e sid en ts in th e v ic in ity of E cho
w ill pay th e ir b ills a t th e E cho C ash
E x ch an g e. Echo.
F u r th e r In fo rm a ­
tio n w ill follow a t in te rv a ls d u rin g
th e n e x t few m o n th s.
H e rm isto n b u sin e ssm tn w ere u n a ­
nim ous in th e opin io n
W ednesday
m o rn in g th a t w indow w a sh in g w as
n ecessary b efo re m uch b u sin ess could
be accom plished.
A lth o u g h
som e
p ro p rie to rs sto le th e ju m p on th e
p ra n k s te rs by ru b b in g th e w indow s
w ith kerosene,
th e y h ad c o n sid er­
ab le tro u b le rem o v in g th e kerosene.
So a ll in all it w as g e n e ra lly ex­
pressed th a t one H allow een per y ear
w as su ffic ie n t.
A side from th e u su al tric k or tre a t
g ro u p s, m inor p ra n k s, little serio u s
d am ag e w as rep o rted . H ow ever, in
a few cases th e y o u n g sters o v er­
T he te m p e ra tu re h it 23 W ednesday
stepped th e bounds of "c le a n fu n ”
n ig h t w ith in d ic a tio n s th a t a n even
and ira te p ro p e rty ow ners freely ex­
low er m a rk w ill be reconded th ia
pressed # th e ir opinions.
week end. T h e th e ro m e te r h as been
slow ly d ro p p in g d u rin g th e p a st
week and local re s id e n ts a re p re p a r­
in g fo r w in te r in e a rn e s t. T h e frosts
hav e k illed m uch g a rd e n p roduce
a n d m any flow ers. A to ta l of .17
P a re n ts a re req u ested
to keep in. ra in fa ll was recored o v e r th e
c h ild re n aw ay from th e g rad e school w eek end.
g ro u n d s on S a tu rd a y s an d S u n d ay s,
T he fo llo w in g is th e w e a th e r re ­
acc o rd in g to S u p e rin te n d e n t W . G.
p o rt fo r th e week acco rd in g C h arles
K ersb erg en .
C h ild ren
m ay be in ­ T ay lo r, local w e a th e r observer.
ju re d u sin g school g ro u n d e q u ip m en t
33
O ctober 25 ............... ... 55
w ith o u t su p erv isio n or m ay d estro y
40
62
O ctober 26 . ............
school p ro p erty .
32
O ctober 27 ................... 59
A rep o rted in ju ry hag n e c essita ted
50
O ctober 28 ............... ... 75
such a step, acc o rd in g to Mr. K ers-
64
30
O ctober 29 ...............
b erg en .
...
27
O ctober 30 ............... ... 60
60
26
O ctober 31 ...............
23
N ovem ber 1 ............ ..... 60
COLDER WEATHER
IN PROSPECT HERE
T h e Lititle T h e a tre , re c e n tly o r­
g an ised by M iss L av in a M ay L ynch,
w ill m ake its d e b u t in th e h ig h
school gym F rid a y , N ovem ber 24.
T h e g ro u p h a s chosen fo r its firs t
p ro d u ctio n , "E verybody’s C razy ,” a
fa rc e in th re e a c ts by Ja y T obias.
A to ta l of fiv e elk h a v e been re ­
T he sy n o p sis is a s follow s:
ported a t th e local cre a m e ry to d a te ,
T h ree n e a rly b ro k e college fel­
acc o rd in g to M elvin F o lle tt. T h ree
T h e o p en in g of d u ck season p ro v ­
low s, th in k in g th ey can g et ric h in
w ere checked in th e f ir s t of th e week
o n e sum m er off to u ris ts a n d in v a ­ ed so m ew h at of a flop S u n d ay w ith
by a p a rty composed of Dr. F. B.
lids, buy a h o te l a n d a d v e rtise th e h u n te r s in m an y cases o u tn u m b e rin g
B elt, F ra n k B ild erb ack , Cecil M ad­
curaitive v alu es of th e m in e ra l w a­ th e birds. W e a th e r co n d itio n s have
den and V irg il S m ith. T he k ill in ­
been u n fa v o ra b le fo r good h u n tin g .
te r s fo u n d on th e prem ises.
cluded one cow, a 2 -p o in t a n d a
B usiness w as bad, so very bad th a t Some d u c k s h av e been re p o rte d in
spike. T he cow w eighed in th e
i t becom es n ecessary to g ive th e in n th e Irrig o n an d B o ard m an a re a s b u t
n eighborhood of 260 pounds.
a re p u ta tio n as a h av en for g h o sts few h av e been k illed n e a r H erm is­
J. L am b an d a p a rtn e r a re resp o n ­
a n d th e h id in g place fo r a n old m is­ ton.
sib le for a cow and a b u ll k illed on
It is expected th a t w ith th e colder
e r ’s gold. T h e p ay in g g u ests b eg in to
S unday. T h e f ir s t p a rty h u n te d in
a r r iv e — a y o u n g g irl an d h e r old w e a th e r, co n d itio n s wUl im prove.
th e F re n c h C o rra l d is tric t and re p o rt
m aid a u n t w ho d a b b les in s p ir itu a l­
m any h u n te rs.
Examiner Coming Again.
ism ; a w idow w ho is a b u n d le of
T he e x a m in e r of o p e ra to rs an d
Mrs. Tom F ra s e r re tu rn e d
hom e j
n erv es; a sle e p -w a lk in g old Romeo,
T h e H e rm isto n g ra d e school o r­
hig d o m in eerin g w ife, an d h is gum - c h a u ffe u rs w ill a g a in be in H erm is­ S u n d ay from a five w eeks tr ip to
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N in a R ae M cCulley, sophom ore in
th e co m m u n ity p a rk th is a fte rn o o n
1 0 :0 0 a. m. to 5 :0 0 p. m ., acco rd in g F ra se r. T he la t te r is an a u d ito r
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so rts of fancied a ilm e n ts. A n o th er AU those w ish in g p e rm its o r licenses Y ork fo r Mrs. F ra se r.
low een d in n e r a t th e W atso n home. enjoyed.
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.
p a lp ita tin g m ascu lin e h e a rt. T he
I played. H allow een d e c o ra tio n s w ere of th e y o u n g er gro u p .
v
w hich co n sists of a silv er tro p h y a n d
C ockney cook, th e colored m aid an d
five d o lla rs in cash.
p ro m in en t.
bell hop, all a fra id of spooks, f u r ­
P re s e n t w ere Mr. a n d Mrs. O ron
Miss M cC ulley is a a u g h te r of Mr.
n ish p le n ty of com edy. T h e p lay is
F elth o u se. Mr. and Mrs. P a u l V an
and Mrs. H. G. M cCulley of th e Co­
a rio t from b e g in n in g to end and a ll
P a tte n . Mr. and Mrs. L. S. B u rrell,
lu m b ia d is tric t.
e n d s w ell.
Dr. and Mrs. A. E. M arble, Mr. an d i
T he c a st follow s:
Mrs. A1 Q u lrin g , L e a n d e r Q u irin g ,
In fo rm a tio n h a s been received by
H erb S tan ley — R alp h M arble. T he
STONE-PACE
Mr. and Mrs. P ay n e and Mr. and
D. M. W eston, p a tro lm a n w ith th e
Of in te re s t to local frie n d s is th e
jo in t-o w n e r of th e T re a su re T rove
T h e 4-H D airy P ro d u c tio n team , tr ip g o in g dow n h ig h w ay No. 99 and Mrs. W atso n .
biological su rv ey s ta tio n e d a t S ta n ­ m a rria g e of Miss H a ttie S to n e o t
T av ern .
com posed of Joe Cooney an d
Bob a lik e n u m b er com ing back th e
field , t h a t th e M cK ay
an d
Cold L ew isto n , Id ah o , to H aro ld Pace, son
E lm er Sneed— Je ssie Moore. H is
Ja c k so n , re tu rn e d from San F ra n c is ­ coast h ig h w ay an d th ro u g h th e R ed ­
S p rin g s re se rv o irs have been closed of Mr. and Mrs. J. M, P ace of N o rth
pal w ho is in te re ste d in P sy c h ia try .
to fish in g d u rin g th e d u ck h u n tin g H ill. T h e w ed d in g took p lace S a tu r ­
T om m y W ilk in s— M arv in R a n k in . co S u n d ay n ig h t m in u s an y slice of wood E m pire.
T he boys r e la te th a t one of th e
day, O ctober 21, a t th e M eth o d ist
season.
A n o th e r pal w ho htftes to be a lady. th e pay d ir t, b u t filled w ith e n th u ­
It has been a custom of re c e n t p a rso n a g e a t L ew iston.
W illia m B ates — B ill H am m . siasm over th e ir tr ip an d th e m any most in te re s tin g th in g s seen a t th e
An u n u su a l s u rp ris e
p a rty
w as y e a rs fo r fish e rm e n to scare up du ck s
W o rld ’s F a ir w as th e R o b e rt R ipley
T he couple sp e n t a s h o rt h oney­
T h e la n d lo rd w ho w a n ts h is dough. in te re s tin g th in g s th e y h ad seen.
T h e boys m issed g e ttin g a $100 Believe It o r N ot b u ild in g . A lso th ey held fo r D ick H am m er, c e le b ra tin g for th e convenience of h u n te r s s ta ­ moon in P o rtla n d an d th e O regon
K e tu ra K a tt— J u d ie C o lp itts. An
old m aid w ho d ab b les in S p ir itu a l­ sc h o la rsh ip apiece by o n e -h a lf p o in t enjoyed a m otor b o at tr ip a ro u n d th e h is n in th b irth d a y F rid a y , O ctober tioned on th e o u ts k irts of th e re s e r­ beaches, also v is itin g h is b ro th e r
in to la l score, b ein g crow ded o u t of bay, w hich affo rd ed th em a close up 27.
ves. L a w b reak ers w ill bs p ro secu t­ and tw o siste rs. T h ey sp e n t th e w eek
ism.
A H allo w e'en p a rty w as held in ed.
J u lia M ath er— V irg in ia W ells Her second place by th a t n a rro w m a rg in , view of A lcatraz, th e fed eral prison
end In H erm isto n w ith h is p a re n ts.
T h e re w ere n in e team s co m p etin g in in S an F ran cisco bay, an d th e tw o th e fo u rth g rad e of th e H erm isto n I
niece w ho is in love w ith H erb .
T h e couple w ill resid e a t L ew iston.
th e W estern D ivision fo r $700.00 In bay bridges, w hich th e y d escrib e as school, of w hich he is a m em ber.
R adio B ro ad cast p ]a n n ed
Mrs. Spooner— J a n e Jack so n .
H arold w as g ra d u a te d from H erm ­
sch o larsh ip s o ffered fo r th e firs t an d b ein g alm o st u n b eliev eab le In m ag- T he room w as festiv e w ith th e H al-
A ssista n t C o u n ty A g en t M. E. isto n U nion h ig h school w ith th e
w idow w ith a b u n d le of nerves.
S ch o larah ip s n itu d e an d b eau ty . T h e fin a l d ay In low e’en d e c o ra tio n s and th e youngs- K n ick erb o ck er a n d h is tw o proteges,
G odfrey V an G ordon — Bob Jack -1 second place w in n e rs
class of ’28. He le ft H erm isto n a b o u t
son.
g u est w ho w alk s in h is sleep. as well as all ex p en ses of th e 39 San F ran cisco w a9 sp e n t in going te rs played gam es and told g h o st | Joe Cooney an d Bob Ja ck so n , w ill fo u r y ears ago.
T h en , in h o n o r of D ick’s team up fo r a 1 5 -m in u te rad io b ro a d ­
C aro lin e — M ary H elen e P lerso l. team s co m p etin g th r o u g h o u t th e th ro u g h th e F le ish a c k e r Zoo, th e sto rles.
U n ited S ta te s w ere th e g ift of J. L. G olden G ate P a rk , a n d th e P resid io b irth d a y , a big chocolate cake w ith c a st over K U J, W alla W alla, S a tu r-
H is w ife w ho enjo y s poor h e a lth .
DeMoss’» Return From Montana.
C elia — M axine B lin sto n . T h e K ra ft, p re sid e n t of th e K ra ft-P h o e ­ an d U. S. A rm y fo rtific a tio n s a t th e n in e o ra n g e can d le s b u rn in g b r ig h t­ day noon a t 1 :0 0 o'clock. T h ey w ill
Mr. an d Mrs. H arv ey DeMoss cam e
ly. w as b ro u g h t in an d placed before p ro b ab ly discuss th e ir re c e n t tr ip to'
m o u th of th e bay.
d a u g h te r w ho en jo y s a good stick of nix C heese co rp o ratio n .
from P h illip sb u rg , M ont., th is w eek
A
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C
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est
of
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all
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e
a
rte
d
by
th
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ir
h
ard
San F rancisco.
gum.
to m ak e an ex tended stay . H e is a
A dam P o ttle — Jim Jack so n . An old A g en t a n d Mrs. M. E. K n ic k erb o ck ­ lu rk in m issin g a sch o la rsh ip by such "H ap p y B irth d a y .”
son of Mr. an d Mrs. J. H. DeMoss of
er.
w
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m
p
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th
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on
th
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all
m
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rg
in
.
Jo
e
an
d
Bob
a
re
go­
b ach elo r w ho has n ig h tm a re s.
Westland
Grange
To
Meet.
th e C olum bia d is tric t.
H arv ey h a s
Auxiliary Member» To Meet.
L ibby A nn— M axine P a u l. Cock­ trip , th e boys w ere a ll ey es from th e in g to tr y a g a in n e x t y ear in some
W estlan d O ra n g e H om e E conom ics been w o rk in g in th e g ra n ite m ines
M em bers of th e U m a tilla
Wool
tim
e
th
e
y
saw
th
e
ir
firs
t
p
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tre
e
s
o
th
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r
lin
e
of
4-H
d
em
o
n
stra
tio
n
ney cook w ho is a fra id of spooks.
clu b w ill Hold a re g u la r m e etin g on a t P h illip s b u rg b u t lab o r co n d itio n s
Since th e y w ere s ta te w in ­ G row ers A u x ilia ry w ill m eet w ith
G ladiola — F ra n c e s F o lle tt. The g ro w in g a n d th e rice field s a n d oil w ork.
W ednesday. N ovem ber 8. a t th e home hav e been u n fa v o ra b le
In
re c e n t
Mra.
M
arian
G
eorge
a
t
her
a
p
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w
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of
th
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c
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n
to
v
alley
u
n
­
n ers in tb e D airy P ro d u c tio n co n tests
colored m aid w ho d o e sn 't blam e her.
of Mrs. A. E. M cC ulley on tb e B u t­ m o n th s. H e Is u n decided as to w h a t
m
en
t
In
E
cho
on
T
uesday.
N
ovem
ber
J a s p e r— Ja c k M eyer. T h e b ell hop ti l th e y re tu rn e d hom e th ro u g h th e th is y e a r, th e y w ill be in elig ib le for
te r C reek h ig h w ay . Mrs. A. E. R ugg he w ill do a t th e p re se n t tim e b u t
R edw oods an d stopped
at
C ra te r f u r th e r co m p etitio n in th is co n test 7. b eg in n in g a t 1:30. M ember« a re
w ho th in k s every b o d y ’s craxy.
m ay look fo r a farm lo c atto a.
w ill be th e hostess.
u
rg
ed
to
a
tte
n
d
.
The Meseager Boy— Allan Clarke. L ak e. T w o d ay s w e re sp e n t on th e n e x t year.
FEW DUCKS KILLED
BY LOCAL HUNTERS
FIVE ELK LISTED
A T LOCAL LOCKERS
MRS. TOM FRASER
RETURNS FROM TRIP
PARENTS URGED TO
INSTRUCT CHILDREN
GRADE ORCHESTRA
PLAYS AT POMONA
HALLOWEEN DINNER
ENJOYED TUESDAY
DAIRY PRODUCTION TEAM RETURNS FROM
SAN FRANCISCO- PLACE THIRD IN COMPETITION
"N O FISHING" ON
TWO RESERVOIRS
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
FOR DICK HAMMER
MISS MCCULLEY W INS
TROPHY AWARD