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STATE TOPICS TO
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WILDLIFE MEETING
OFFICIAL UMATILLA COUNTY PAPER
VOLUME XXXIII.
BASKETBALL TEAM
LOSES OVERTIME
TILT AT IRRIGON
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, NOVEMBER 30, 1939.
There May Be Another ‘Jim S tiert’ In This Aggregation
NUMBER 15.
CHRISTMAS LIGHTING
COMMITTEE URGES
ENTRY IN CONTEST
O regon
S ta te
College— W ild life
c o n d itio n s th r o u g h o u t th e s ta te w ill
be discussed h ere D ecem ber 8 a n d 9
a t th e fo u rth a n n u a l co n feren ce of
th e O regon W ild life fed eratio n to be
presided over by P re s id e n t W illiam
J . S m ith of P o rtla n d .
T h e g e n e ra l seaelon’s p ro g ram ,
open to th e public, lists su ch topic«
as “ R ep o rt on E a s te rn O regon D eer
S easo n ,” “ O regon G am e C om m ission
T h e H erm isto n u n io n h ig h school
a n d Its W o rk ," “ G am e L aw V io la­
T he C h ristm as lig h tin g co m m ittea
tio n s and T h e ir R e su lt,” "C o lu m b ia team lo st an o v ertim e th r ille r in th e
of th e G ard en club, u n d er th e c h a ir­
R iv er F is h in g P ro b lem s,”
"S tre a m Irrig o n g y m n asiu m T u esd ay n ig h t in
m an sh ip of Mrs. J u liu s G im bel, find«
P u rific a tio n ," an d m an y o th ers.
th e o p en in g t i l t of th e season. R ay
in te re s t a lre a d y s tir r in g in its sec­
C ritc h fie ld ’s boys p erfo rm ed ex cep ­
ond a n n u a l contest. P ro sp ectiv e en ­
tio n a lly w ell fo r th e f ir s t gam e an d
tr a n ts a re a s k in g th e lib ra ria n fo r
REEVES-FOXX
lo st o u t in th e fin a l m in u te s of p lay
books illu s tra tin g th is a c tiv ity . T he
Of in te re s t to H erm isto n frie n d s is
m ag azin es an d
p am p h lets
w hich
to a ta lle r Irrig o n q u in t.
th e re c e n t m a rria g e of A n n e O rille
have been le ft a t th e lib ra ry by th e
T h e score w as k n o tte d a t th e end
R eeves and C h arles E d w ard Foxx,
co m m ittee a re fo r referen ce only a n d
b o th of S tan field . T h ey w ere m a r­ of th e re g u la r p la y in g tim e a t 24 all.
a re not to be ta k e n from th e lib ra ry .
ried in Pasco, W n „ N ovem ber 20 in H e rm isto n lost a n o p p o rtu n ity to
W hile m any m ore e n trie s th a n laat
the
p arso n ag e of th e C h ris tia n w in w hen R. C ram p to n failed to co n ­
y e a r a re in d icated ,
th e co m m ittee
c h u rc h . Rev. L. E. O bert p erfo rm ed n ect on tw o g ift tosses an d C orpe
ask s th a t so fa r as possible a ll hom es
th e cerem ony in th e presence of w it­ m issed a sh o t from n e a r th e fo u l c ir ­
an d business places c a rry some lig h t­
nesses.
cle w h ich ro lled a ro u n d th e rim an d
ed C h ristm a s d eco ratio n , even if not
B oth Mr. a n d Mrs. F oxx a re e ld e r­ d ro p p ed out. Irrig o n sw ished th e n et
com peting. A sim ple lig h ted can d le
ly a n d a re w ell know n in H erm isto n for th e w in n in g p o in ts w h en Jo n es,
in th e w indow show s a desire to en­
te r in to th e g e n e ra l s p irit of good,
la n k y c e n te r, tip p ed one in from u n ­
w ill a n d cheerfulness,
t
d er th e b asket\
T h e team is as follow s: F ro n t row (le ft to r i g h t) G ilb ert D yer, E im er B lahm , C h arles H ale, Cene
R eco g n itio n of th e G ard en c lu b 's
B. P ierso n opened th e sc o rin g w ith
M iller, K e n n eth B ensel, Ted Ripley, Low ell T ille r, R ussell P ierso l. Second ro w :
C h arles P ierson,
e ffo rts w as show n in a s u b s ta n tia l
By Mrs. E d w a rd S haw
B ill L ass, H a rry C onnor, Bob Dawson, L evester M ulkins, A lfred B uell. C arl L o n g h o rn , B ill Corpe.
a field goal an d C ram p to n connected
m an n er w hen th e city council, at
T
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W
ayne
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a
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C
harles
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Ja
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avid
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ie
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for a n o th e r im m ed iately a fte r. H e r­
its la s t m eeting, voted to provide th e
son. Bob S m ith , Bob M iller a n d Coach C ritch field .
-iP icture ta k e n by G ale F elth o u se
m isto n led a t th e end of th e firs t
larg e com m unity tre e for th e w est
M r. and Mrs. C arl M etteer a re th e q u a r te r 5 to 2 an d co n tin u e d th e
p a re n ts of a baby boy born F rid a y
end of M ain stre e t. B ulbs for lig h t­
a t th e H erm isto n G en eral h o sp ital. pace to lead 13 to 10 a t th e h a lfw a y
in g w ill be fu rn ish ed by th e G arden
T h e baby w eighed six pou n d s an d m ark . B oth team s w ere s e ttin g a fa s t
club, w irin g w ill be done by d o n ated
h a s been nam ed R ic h a rd C arl.
pace b u t n e ith e r w as ab le to c o n n ect
lab o r by th e e le c tric ia n s of th e city
M r. and Mrs. C h arles R o ark of A n­
and c u rr e n t w ill be fu rn ish e d by th e
d e rso n , Mo., M r. a n d Mrs. H a rry w ith an y co n sisten cy .
T he firs t s u b s ta n tia l goose k ills
T he th ird q u a rte r w as n ip an d
Je p p e of P e n d leto n , Mr. a n d Mrs.
H erm isto n L ig h t & P o w er Co.
of the season w ere tu rn e d in th is
V ic to r E p p erso n an d son G erald of tu ck th ro u g h o u t w ith Irrig o n fin a l­
Cash firs t prizes w ill be g iv en by
P e n d le to n , Mr. an d Mrs. D. H u tc h ­ ly s in k in g a tw o -p o in te r to g a in tw o
T he U m a tilla co u n ty fa ir board is week w hen p a rtie s of BUI S hipley,
H ep p n er high school w ill m eet th e th e G arden club. T h e H erm isto n
ison an d son Bob of H erm isto n , G uy
a rr a n g in g to pay 100 p er c en t of all Sam Moore and J a c k S m ith w ere H erm isto n union h ig h B ulldogs on L ig h t & P ow er Co. is o ffe rin g an I.
Je p p e an d M axine P a u l of H e rm is­ p o in ts on th e B uldogs w ho s till held
p rem ium s e a rn e d d u rin g th e 1939 successful M onday an d Geo. W h ite
to n w ere T h a n k sg iv in g d in n e r g u ests
the local floor F rid a y n ig h t In th e E. S. lam p fo r th e best d isplay w in ­
19 to 18 lead.
fa ir h eld in H erm isto n A u g u st 28, C u rtis Sim ons an d Ja c k S m ith h it
of Mr. an d Mrs. C h arles E p p erso n .
first hom e gam e of th e season. L it­ n in g a firs t prize to an e n tr a n t u sin g
T h e fin a l session k e p t th e crow d
Mrs. M. R. S tu a r t, w ho h a s been in u p ro a rs w ith firs t one team an d 29 an d 30, acco rd in g to a n n o u n c e ­ th e ja c k p o t T uesday a fte rn o o n . T h e tle is know n of th e s tre n g th of th e c u rr e n t from its system . T h is w ill
v is itin g h er s iste r-in -la w Mrs. M iles
m en t m ade th is w eek. A p a y m en t of birds w ere in fa irly good co n d itio n .
be in ad d itio n to th e cash firs t prize.
B a ra g a r, re tu rn e d to W a its b u rg on th e n th e o th e r h o ld in g a sm all a d ­ 75 per c e n t w ill be m ade b e g in n in g
A lth o u g h th e h u n te r s a re very sec­ v isito rs b u t in past y e a rs they have
T he aim of th e com m ittee is ex­
alw
ay
s
show
ed
to
a
d
v
a
n
ta
g
e
on
th
e
M onday.
v a n tag e . W ith 55 seco n d s to go H e r­
D ecem ber 7, 1939, an d a ll p ersons retiv e as to th e lo c atio n of th e ir
pressed in th e follow ing s ta te m e n t:
b
a
sk
etb
all
co
u
rt.
Mr. and Mrs. J a c k K ru e g e r of m isto n led by tw o p o in ts b u t w ere
k ills, it is u n d ersto o d th e y h u n te d in
P o rt A ngeles a rriv e d a t th e R oy R og­ u n ab le to hold it w hen M ark h am w here a t a ll c o n v en ie n t a re asked
Coach R ay C ritch field h as m ould­ Ju d g in g will be based n o t so m uch
e rs hom e W ednesd ay ev en in g . Mrs. sa n k a h o w itzer from n e a r th e cen­ to call a t th e re c la m a tio n office fo r th e B oardm an d is tric t. J a c k S m ith is ed a fa irly stro n g a g g re g a tio n w hich upon th e size of th e d isplay an d s u r­
b ein g besieged by w ould-be h u n te rs
K ru eg er is Mrs. R o g ers’ sister. Mrs.
checks.
show s ten d en cies of b e in g fast b u t ro u n d in g s, b u t p rim a rily upon th e
R o g ers accom panied th em to U nion te r circle. T h e w h istle sounded w ith
T he re m a in in g 25 p er c en t w ill be who w ish to in clu d e him in th e ir
so m ew h at lac k in g in s ta tu re . T he g en eral artiB tic effect, th e o rig in a li­
w h ere th e y w ill v is it th e ir m o th e r, m ost of th e p lay ers on th e flo o r b a t­ paid by th e f a ir board as soon as th e p a rtie s as a good lu ck om en.
M rs. W oodruff.
team looked q u ite im presive in th e ir ty, co n fo rm ity to Y u letid e s p irit, in ­
tlin g fo r th e posession of th e ball.
m illag e ta x fu n d s a re av a ila b le
M r. a n d Mrs. A lonzo W ilson a re
firs t s t a r t of th e season a t Irrig o n g e n u ity in u sin g a v a ila b le su rro u n d ­
T h e hom e team won th e c o n test in
th e p a re n ts of a 9% pound baby boy th e o v ertim e w hen Jo n es tip p ed one w hich w ill p ro b ab ly be n e x t J u ly or
T uesday even th o u g h th ey cam e out ings to g re a te s t ad v a n ta g e . A hom e
A ug u st. T h is p ro ced u re is n ecessary
b o rn S unday m o rn in g a t th e H erm ­
w ith o u t sh ru b b e ry an d tre e s a ro u n d
on
th e s h o r t end of th e score.
in
u
n
d
e
r
th
e
b
ask
et.
is to n G eneral h o sp ital.
because th e 1939 p rem iu m lis t w as
it, if lighted: Ingeniously, m ay be
Local
fan
s
w
ill
tu
r
n
o
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t
F
rid
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K.
T
ille
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w
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sco
rer
of
th
e
T h a n k sg iv in g g u e sts a t th e hom e
in creased
w ith o u t a co rresp o n d in g
Jim S tu a r t of H e rm isto n h as g a in ­
ra te d h ig h e r th a n
a hom e w ith
n ig h t to view th e 1939 ed itio n .
of M r. and M rs. E d w ard S haw w ere gam e w ith n in e p o in ts follow ed by in crease in e ith e r fu n d s o r g a te r e ­
ed co n sid erab le re c o g n itio n d u rin g
s h ru b b e ry and n o t used a d v a n ta g e ­
M r. an d Mrs. B a x te r H u tch iso n , Mr. C o n n ell an d Jo n es of Irrig o n w ith 7
ceipts.
the p a st fo o tb all season th ro u g h his
an d Mrs. E lb e rt H u tch iso n a n d Mrs. each.
ously.
WILLIAM HAGGMAN
P rem iu m checks w ill be m ailed e ffo rts on th e U n iv ersity of O regon
M ary H a rr.
T h e lin eu p s follo w :
W illiam H aggm an, w ho ipassed
on ly to o u t of to w n w in n ers.
fo o tb all team . H is nam e h as been
Tom C arver w as a T h a n k sg iv in g
aw ay M onday, w as born in F in la n d
26 Irrigon
day g u est a t th e hom e of Mr. an d Hermiston 24
p ro m in e n tly m en tio n ed d u rin g • th e
of Sw edish p a re n ta g e O ctober 14,
P ierso n , 5 ............ F .............. 7, C onnell
Mrs. H en ry O tt.
p ast w eek on v a rio u s a ll-co ast se lec­
1870.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lenz an d son G ettm an . 2 ..........F ......... 6, M ark h am
tions. He w as nam ed on th e f i r s t a li-
F re d v isited in P o rtla n d , S alem an d C ram p to n , 2 ...... C................... 7, Jo n es
At th e age of 17, he cam e to th e
op p o n en t eleven picked by O regon
M em bers of H erm isto n O regon
C ra b tre e from M onday till T h u rsd a y Corpe, 4 ...............G........................ B uhl
U nited S ta te s w here he firs t o b ta in ­
S ta te p lay ers and also on sev eral
F ed eral C re d it U nion held a m eetin g
of la s t week.
ed
em
p
lo
y
m
en
t
in
S
a
lt
L
ake
C
ity
and
T ille r, 9 ...............G......... 4, H o u g h to n
o th e r selectio n s.
a t th e L egion H a ll M onday ev en in g
E lm a D unham , w ho is a te a c h e r
T h e S tu d y clu b of th e P.T .A . w ill
la te r in S an F rancisco. A fter a few
in th e U nion schools, sp en t th e week R ipley, 2 .............. S.............. 2, R u ck er
In a d d itio n to h is c re d ita b le show ­
a t w hich tim e E a rl P ow ell, n o rth ­
hold
a
n
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th
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r
re
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ears
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w
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to
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sto
ria
w
here
he
H o llo m an ............ S
end w ith h e r p a re n ts here.
ing on th e football sq u ad . B ig Jim
w est field m an fo r th e c re d it u n io n
hom e of Mrs. W a lte r H am m on M on­
m et an d m arrie d L ouisa M attson,
Mr. and Mrs. M iles B a ra g a r, Mrs. R u g g ......................fi
has n o t neglected h is “ book l a m in ’.”
section of th e F a rm C re d it A dm inis­
day,
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ecem
ber
4,
b
eg
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M. R. S tu a r t an d Mrs. La F o lle tte
w
ho
preceded
him
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d
e
a
th
12
y
ears
R eferee: J a c k Loyd.
R ep o rts com ing from th e U n iv e rsity
tra tio n , gave a n In te re s tin g ta lk an d
w ere d in n e r g u e sts of Mrs. B u rn h am
p. m. T h e su b je c t for th e ev en in g
ago. To th is union w ere born one son
an d d a u g h te rs.
w ill be “ S uccessful E v ery Day F a m ­ in d ic a te th a t he ra te s well in sch o l­ W illiam A., and tw o d a u g h te rs, J u l­ held an in fo rm al discussion on th e
arsh ip .
purposes and p ractices of F ed eral
Library Adds New Books
M r. an d M rs. W. B. F o ste r had as
ily L iv in g .” U n d er th is h ead w ill
ia and Je n n ie .
th e i r d in n e r g u e sts S u n d ay Mr. an d
A n u m b er of new books have r e ­ come th e fo llo w in g d iv isio n s: Obe­
C red it U nions.
In
1909
Mr.
H
ag
g
m
an
cam
e
w
ith
Mrs. G eorge. R an d , M r. an d M rs. Ba- c e n tly been added to th e lib ra ry , a c ­
It w as b ro u g h t out th a t d u rin g
dience. A u th o rity , D iscip lin e and
his fam ily to S tan field w here he
ty R a n d an d sons D avid an d H e rb ­
th e 39 y ears of C red it U nion service
e r t o f Irrig o n . M rs. F o ste r s ta te s th a t co rd in g to Mrs. R. A. B ro w n so n , li­ F reedom .
lived u n til h is d e a th N ovem ber 27.
in U nited S tates, th e re hav e been no
th e y c e le b rated T h a n k sg iv in g be­ b ra ria n . T h e re a re m an y new books
Mrs. H e n ry S om m erer w ill be th e
H e w as a m em ber of th e I.O.O.F.
tw een th e tw o T h u rsd a y s so as to be for c h ild re n as w ell as ad u lts. T h e le a d e r w ith M rs. H. G. M cC ulley as
failu re s, even d u rin g th e w orst of th e
an
d
M
asonic
lodges
an
d
h
as
alw
ays
s u r e to ce le b ra te th e r ig h t d ate.
lib ra ly h as p u rch ased sev eral books a ss ista n t. A nyone in te re ste d is w el­
depression w hen ban k s w ere closing
O p eratio n s have been g o in g fu ll been a c tiv e in civic and com m unity by th e h u n d red s.
D in n e r g u ests a t th e hom e of Mr. an d o th e rs w ere o b ta in e d from P e n ­
come
to
a
tte
n
d
th
e
d
iscu
ssio
n
.
a
ffa
irs
.
A
t
th
e
tim
e
of
h
is
d
e
a
th
he
an d Mrs. Bob W ood w ard F rid a y eve­
b la st a t th e local tu rk e y p la n t d u r ­
Ixisaes su sta in e d by c re d it u n io n s
n in g w ere Mrs. Dell R ay of Irrig o n . d leto n . T w e n ty c irc u la te d m ag azin es
ing th e p a st w eek.
A p p ro x im ately w as a m em ber of th e board of d ire c ­ as a re s u lt of bad loans is less th a n
a
re
now
listed
.
M rs. W a lte r C am pbell of E u g en e.
to
rs
of
th
e
S
tan
field
irrig
a
tio
n
d
is
t­
100 w o rk ers a re b ein g k e p t busy
Cox Flans Lumber Business
o n e -tw e n tie th of one per c e n t, an d
G eorge C aldw ell o f A sto ria, C arl
F. M. Cox, w ho re c e n tly a n n o u n c ­ tu r n in g o u t a p p ro x im a te ly a c ar a ric t.
C aldw ell of T he D alles. All had been
th e a sto u n d in g fa c t w as produced
S
ervices
w
ere
co
nducted
W
ednes­
No License Brings Arrest
sp e n d in g th e w eek a t th e ir m o th e r’s
ed th a t his lu m b er bu sin ess in H e r­ day. T h e p re se n t pool in clu d es both
sh o w in g th a t 75 tier cen t of th e cre­
Mrs. Bell C aldw ell of Irrig o n .
O liver K n e rr w as a rre ste d S a tu r ­ m iston w ould be d isc o n tin u e d , h as tom s an d h en s an d Is th e m a jo r p o r­ day in the P re s b y te ria n ch u rch w ith
d it u n io n s in A m erica hav e n ev er
L aw ren ce H u n t and B ern ard Je n - d ay n ig h t by s ta te police for o p e ra t­ ch an g ed h is p lan s and an n o u n ces tion of th e 1939 crop. I t is ex p ect­ Rev. J. K. G riffith s re a d in g th e sam e
lo st a penny th ro u g h bad loans. C re­
d rzejew sk l. both s tu d e n ts a t O. S. C., in g a 4-w lieel tr a il e r w ith o u t th e
th a t he h as o b tain ed a p lo t of g ro u n d ed t h a t five car3 w ill be loaded by passages of S c rip tu re he had used d it u n io n s pay up to six p er cen t on
re tu rn e d W ednesday to spend th e
tw
o
y
ears
ago
w
hen
c
o
n
d
u
c
tin
g
sim
­
p ro p er license. H e w a s fin ed $5.00 and w ill soon e re c t b u ild in g s for a th e end of th e w eek, m ak in g a to ta l
h o lid a y s w ith th e ir p aren ts.
ila r services for W illiam H aggm an sav in g s acco u n ts.
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo e W e stfall w ere an d c o u rt costs in th e H e rm isto n co m p lete lu m b e r business. F u r th e r of n in e d u rin g th e p resen t season.
T h e H e rm isto n cre d it u n io n w as
J
The p re s e n t pool is th e firs t fo r th e r . Mr. and Mrs. J. A. C la rk e of H e r­ o rg an ized in 1935, and h a s m ade
T h a n k sg iv in g d in n e r g u e sts of Mr. Ju stice c o u rt th a t sam e ev en in g .
d e ta ils have n o t been o b tain ed .
m iston san g "R ock of A ges” and
and Mrs. J o h n K nox a n d fam ily.
C h ristm as m arket.
m any loans to its m em b0’ ’ .
Rev. H all of Salem , w ho p resen ted
A lth o u g h p lan s a re n o t d e fin ite it "A bide W ith Me.” In te rm e n t w as in
a volum e of W h itco m b R iley ’s poem s
is expected th a t a n o th e r pool w ill be th e FJcho cem etery w ith th e M asons
to C olum bia school la s t y ear, v isited
held from D ecem ber 4 to 15, b u t re a d in g th e b u ria l serv ices an d m em ­
th e school a g a in T h u rsd ay .
th
e re is a p o ssib ility th a t th e ru n bers of th e I.O.O.F. lodge a c tin g as
T h a n k sg iv in g g u ests of Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil M adden w ere Mr. and
will c o n tin u e w ith o u t a b reak. T he p a llb earers.
Mrs. E lm e r W atson.
Mr. H ag g m an Is su rv iv ed by tw o
birds a re a v e ra g in g
ap p ro x im a te ly
Jo y ce M cC ulley w as a w eek end
d a u g h te rs, Mrs. Roy G. P en n ey of
A n o th er week o f dry, cold w e a th ­
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ru e s t of V irg in ia Todd.
An ex ten sio n m e e tin g d e a lin g w ith ! also a p p e a r on th e p ro g ram to dem -
S tan field a n d Mrs. Lloyd J. R ussell e r h as been added to th e w e a th e r
D ella M adden w as a week end th e p ro blem of im p ro v in g farm pas- o n s tra te a new ty p e of m ec h a n ic a l
of P o rtla n d : one g ran d so n , BUI reco rd s of C h a rle s T ay lo r, local
Thursday Is Former Holiday
g u est of E le a n o r S ires.
T h is w eek’s issue of T he H erald P enney, an d one b ro th e r, E m il A n- w e a th e r m an.
Mrs. G eorge B eddow s sp en t F r i­ tu re s is b ein g p lan n ed fo r W edne«- cream cooling ta n k and to d iscu ss
A lth o u g h no low er
d ay a fte rn o o n . D ecem ber 6. in th e th e im p o rtan ce of th e p ro p er h an d - was p u b lish ed on a day w hich In derson of A storia.
day an d S a tu rd a y in P en d leto n .
te m p e ra tu re s w ere recorded th a n
Leo and T om m y H addox, old tim e co m m u n ity h ail a t th e fa ir g ro u n d s, lin g of cream on th e farm ,
previous y ears h as been a d ay of
la st w eek, th e co n tin u ed low av erag e
re s id e n ts of th is d is tric t, sp en t a n n o u n ces M E. K n ick erb o ck er, as-
Good p a s tu re is th e m ost sa tlsfa c - th a n k sg iv in g . F o r a t le a st one d ay
is so m ew h at u n u su al.
T h e c o n tin ­
T h a n k sg iv in g ev e n in g a t th e Jo h n
to ry and econom ical feed fo r d a iry th e U nited S ta te s w as "A house d i­
’ en d rzeiew sk i home.
T om m v sp en t s is ta n t co u n ty a g e n t.
ued d ry spell now adds up to only
E R Ja c k m a n , e x ten sio n sp ecial- c a ttle . In a d d itio n to b ein g a p a ia t vided a g a in s t Itself ”, as h a lf th e n a ­
S a tu rd a y v is itin g B e rn ard . T h e hnj«
1.01 In. of ra in fa ll since th e f i r s t of
a re s ta y in g w ith th e ir b ro th e r C arl 1st in farm crops, a n d R oger W . ab le an d s u c c u le n t feed. It is a n ex- tion w as c e le b ra tin g T h a n k sg iv in g
S eptem ber.
a t Irrig o n
Morse. ex ten sio n sp e c ia list in d a iry - ‘ cellen t so u rce of p ro tein s, carb o h y - and th e o th e r h a lf had a lre a d y fo r­
T he H erm isto n ro lle r rin k
w as
T h e fo llo w in g is a record of th is
Mr. a n d Mrs. G us L in d er w ere
re n te d th is week by V. H. C lark of w eek's te m p e ra tu re s :
'’'h a n k s g iv in g d in n e r g u ests o f Mr. ing. w ill be p re se n t to discu ss th is d ra te s. m in e ra ls an d v itam in s, an d g o tten th e tu rk e y d in n e r.
problem b o th from th e s ta n d p o in t of y et th e m a in te n a n c e , im p ro v em en t
an d Mrs. Jo h n C onrad.
Max. Min.
Spokane. W n. He h as re c e n tly been
D ate
Jim s t n a r t w ho Is a tte n d in g th e ty p es of fo rag e fo r p la n tin g a n d th e an d m a n ag e m en t of p a s tu re lan d Is
License Examiner Coming
m an ag e r of th e G olden S lip p er rin k
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N ovem ber 23 ..........
U n iv e rsity of O regon w as hom e fo r Im p o rtan c e to th e d a iry m a n from a I th e m ost n eg lected phase of A m eri­
An ex a m in e r of o p e ra to rs and a t C olfax, W n., and h a s been co n ­
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N ovem ber 24 ..........
*he h o lid ay s.
cost of p ro d u ctio n s ta n d p o in t of h a v ­ can a g ric o ltu re . K n ick erb o ck er con- c h a u ffe u rs w ill be in H erm isto n on nected w ith sev eral rin k s ab o u t th e
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N ovem ber 26 _____
C olom bia school bov.s have a new
in g good p a stu re .
p in u e s . S everal sa lie n t p o in ts p er- T h u rsd ay . D ecem ber 7. a t th e c ity li-1 c o u n try in re cen t years. J a c k H ouse
e le c tric w o o d -b u rn in g set In th e ir
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N ovem ber 2« .........
shop.
M. G. H ed w all, m a n a g e r of th e p a in i n g to p a s tu re m an ag e m en t w ill b ra ry betw een th e h o u rs of 10 a. m. I has been o p e ra tin g th e local rin k for
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N ovem ber 27 ..........
(C o n tin u ed on page 4)
U m a tilla C o o p erativ e C ream ery , w ill be b ro u g h t o u t In th is m eetin g .
to 5 p. m.
i th e p a st few years.
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N ovem ber 28 ..........
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BEST HOME DISPLAYS
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COUNTY FAIR BOARD FIRST GEESE ARE
TURNED IN HERE
TO PAY PREMIUMS
BEGINNING DEC. 7
HEPPNER HIGH TO
PLAY ON LOCAL
F L O O R F R ID A Y
STUART NAMED ON
ALL COASTTEAMS
LOCAL FEDERAL
CREDIT UNION MEETS
PARENT STUDY CLUB
TO MEET M ONDAY
TURKEY PICKING
ACTIVITIES BOOM
AT LOCAL_PLANT
ASSISTANT COUNTY AGENT ANNOUNCES
PASTURE MEETING HERE WEDNESDAY
DROUGHT WEATHER
CONDITIONS PREVAIL
SKATING RINK HAS
NEW OWNERSHIP
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