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T H U R S D A Y , A P R IL 24. 1941.
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON.
E SIX
New Ventilator Solve*
Fresh Air-Draft Problem
IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS
B y M rs. W . C. Isom
F o r the fa m ily th a t d iv id e s its e lf
Mrs. Becker from California is a
in w in te r in to the advocates of fresh
a ir and the enem ies o f d ra fts , peace business visitor here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gradon from
is now possible w ith the p e rfe ctio n
of a new v e n tila to r, w h ich has re Gresham. Ore., visited Mrs. H. C.
W arner Saturday.
ce n tly appeared on the m a rk e t.
Lionel L. Cork of Hood River visit
E v e ry
w in te r,
p a r tic u la r ly
in
sleeping cha m be rs, a g re a t m any ed his sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Isom several days last
people feel tha t they are forced to
week.
Get Amazing Bargains! Win Valuable Prizel
choose between s u ffo ca tin g o r re s is t
Mr. and Mrs. Baird left for Hepp-1
ing a freezing gale. The need of
We're offering you special "Star" value» o f
ner Saturday.
fre s li a ir is recognized, and the dan
MCKESSON’S drugs and toiletries. Tru»e
Mrs. Hoaglan, who has been visit-1
ger o f d ra fts is e q u a lly w e ll estab
worthy, quality products, at bargain pricerf
lish e d ; the p ro blem has been in j ing her sister a t John Day, retuurned
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home
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aturday.
* AND you have a chance to win a valuable
selectin g a lesser e vil.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cross from Cal-
prize in a fun-to-do, simple-as-pie "doc” <
T h is new v e n tila to r pro vid es a i ifornia are visiting
relatives and
test. COM« IN TODAY!
solution by a llo w in g a ir to e n te r the i friends in this vicinity.
room q u ie tly and e ffe c tiv e ly w ith o u t
Ray Sparks and Joy Markham
c re a tin g enough m ove m en t o f a ir to visited friends in Pendleton Sunday.
d is tu rb the m ost se n sitive person.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack from Hood Riv
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S im p le in co n stru ctio n , the v e n ti er visited Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom
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Thursday.
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la to r consists o f two vented plates
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rand and Mr.
w h ich o ve rla p , b u t do not touch and
w hich have between the m a copper and Mrs. Batie Rand and two sons
were dinner guests of Mrs. Jam es
screen.
The edges of each plate
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. W arner Sunday.
are tu rn e d in such a w ay th a t they
Miss Lucile Jones won firs t in the
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are opposite the opposing p la te , so N ational Defense contest which was
th a t the a ir is m ade to tu rn two, . sponsored by the Elks.
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co rn e rs by the baffle plates of the
June Stephens, who is working at
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v e n tila to r.
j Holman visited her mother, Mrs. E.
In th is w a y, the force o f the w ind Stephens over the week end.
Ernest Stephens, who is employed
on the outside is checked so th a t the
m ovem ent o f a ir on the in side does at Boardman, visited his fam ily S at
eko«“ *
Jean Stephens left
not extend any m ore tha n fo u r o r urday evening.
for
Hermiston
Monday
where
she
is
five inches fro m the v e n tila to r
the Monte Hedwall
W hile the ba ffle plates do not h in d e r 'employed at
home.
fresh
a ir
fro m
e n te rin g
fre e ly
Mrs. Shirley L inkhart and daugh
th ro u g h the v e n tila to r, they do pre
ter M arjorie from Portland are visit
ven t ra in , snow and a la rg e p e rce n t ing with Mrs. L in k h art’s parents, Mr.
fio l
age of dust fro m passing throu gh . am! Mrs. Frank Fredrickson.
Also, the in s ta lla tio n of th is v e n ti
Revival meetings will continue
la to r w ill not in te rfe re w ith the easy through the week at the Pentecostal
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opening and clo sing of the w indow , church.
as»'1
because it goes on the outside, wit'a
a ru b b e r co m p o sitio n fla p w hich
seals the space between the w indow
fra m e and the v e n tila to r.
B y M rs. B < m ice W attenburger
T hey are e a sily in sta lle d w ith o u t
the services of an e x p e rt. A d ju s t
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. W attenburger
able bra cke ts a t each end o f the
u n it a llo w fo r v a ria tio n s in the w id th had the m isfortune to have theii
o f w indow s and re q u ire b u t two aouse catch on fire last Friday. A
screw s each. The v e n tila to r slips strong wind was blowing and Mrs
Rav \y e rs spent last Thursday campus and to develop talent along
down between the bra cke ts and can W attenburger had a fire in the front and Friday at home helping
build this line. To qualify for pledgeship
be inserted o r rem oved e ffo rtle s s ly . room stove. F ire caught on the roof a fence.
students m ust take an active p a rt in
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PINE CITY NEWS
i House, Pendleton, Oregon, subject to
a minimum price of $22.50 therefore,
to be paid in cash, a t the time of sale,
, tile following described parcel of
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, land, heretofore by U m atilla County,
That the undersigned, S heriff of Oregon, acquired for delinquent ta x
U m atilla County, Oregon, by virtue es, towit:
of an order duly made and entered
Lots 1, 11 and 12, Block 9, H er
herein by the County Court of U m a
miston in N E SE, Section 10,
tilla County, Oregon, on the 4th day
Township 4, N orth Range 28, E.
of A pril, 1941, will, on the 13th day
W. M.
of May, 1941, a t the hour of 10
R. E. GOAD, Sheriff of
o’clock in the forenoon, sell to the
U m atilla County.
highest bidder for cash a t the front
door of the U m atilla County Court (Apr. 10-May 8)
N O T IC E OE L A N D S A L E
Oh, w e soak up loads o f heat
And w e carry dirt a w a y —
Seal in p o w er all around
HERMISTON, OREGON
Changes in Industry
Speeded Up by Science
M a n y ye a rs ago L o rd K e lv in said
th a t in o rd e r to un d e rsta n d a n y th in g
one m u s t m e a su re it. In d u s try on
the whole was ra th e r slow to le a rn
the lesson, b u t tod ay th e re is a new
sta n d a rd of c e rta in ty , based on sc i
e n tific m e a su re m e n t, w h ich has in
vaded e v e ry b ra n ch o f the in d u s tria l
and en g in e e rin g field.
T o ta ke a few exa m ples fro m the
ra ilw a y s :
The c o m fo rta b le rid in g
of r a il coaches, the sources of noise,
the m o ve m e n t o f a w heel along the
r a il, the v tT tic a l m ove m en ts o f the
ra ils when un d e r load, and the re
sistance o f m a te ria ls to w e a r— these
are no lo ng er le ft to pe rson al im
pressions, w h ich are so lia b le to e r
ro r and leave no reco rd fo r subse
quent co m p a riso n .
M e a su re m e n t
pro vid es a new basis fo r progress.
"T h e s o v e re ig n ty o f m a n lie th hid
in k n o w le d g e ." T here is e v e ry re a
son to be pro ud o f the a ch ie vem en ts
of th is c o u n try in the a p p lic a tio n o f
science to the needs o f the w o rld
today, w rite s S ir H a ro ld H a rtle y in
“ T echnology R e v ie w .”
A m e ric a n s
were the firs t to rea lize fo r th e ir
ow n
vast homogeneous in te rn a l
m a rk e t the im m ense p o te n tia litie s
o f m echanized p ro d u ctio n — p ro d u c
tion w h ich was m ade possible by sc i
e n tific c o n tro l and w h ich has done
so m uch in so m a n y w ays to d iv e r
s ify the p a tte rn o f life fo r th is gen
e ra tio n . B ut in o u r te ch n ica l en th u
siasm we m ust not fo rg e t th a t the
hum an p ro b le m s o f m a n ag em en t
present m uch m ore d iffic u lty than
the choosing and w o rk in g o f in a n i
m ate m a te ria l.
And lu -b ri-c ate to d a y !
fo u r-p a rt oil p ro te c t y o u r m o d ern engine.
■J It is m ad e to d o four d istin c t th in g s : (1 ) C a rry
a w ay engine h e a t by circu latin g over h o t m oving
p arts. (2 ) w ash a w a y g rit a n d carb o n from b earin g
surfaces, (3 ) seal in th e pow er of high com pression
pisto n strokes, (4 ) an d . lastly , keep its sm o o th
oiliness all its long life. T h a t is tru e balance!
I
ET T H IS
1HF MODFRN O il FOR PRFCISIOH B U IIT CARS
2Ser m iston Dr is g Co,
U om en
on the dry shingles. With the aid of
Jim Ayers and Je rry Coxen of
he school children and teachers, and Hermiston spent Sunday at the C. dram atics. F u rth e r participation in
the activity is necessary before ini
lelp from the neighbors it was put H. Ayers home.
| >ut by pumping w ater from a pitcher
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Bartholomew tiation.
I tump. The fro n t room and bed spent last week in Pullman, Wn.
j -oom was ruined by fire and water. Wiiil? ther • Mrs. P.artholomew visit
! Two sections of the roof were burned 'll F ■i‘,!'" e U i 'ii ell who now is Mrs.
hrough. Mr. and Mrs. W attenbur Scott. She tau g h t school at Pine Ci
ger w ant to thank the school child ty a number of years ago. She also i
ren, teachers and neighbors very visited Stella Carlson, daughter of
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much for their quick help, and also Mr. and Mrs. Peter Carlson who used i
the three men from Hermiston th at to live on B utter Creek.
IRRIGATION
topped to nelp. The names of the
Mrs. Peter Carlson is now in P o rt
! nen were not known.
land hospital receiving treatm ent of
and
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McGeer left a stroke. F rank Carlson is m arried |
Sunday for Redmond and K lam ath and lives in Astoria. Old tim ers will
CULVERT
F alls for a week’s business trip.
remember the Carlson family.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Finch and |
daughters were
Pendleton c a lle rs,
KIK PLEDGED TO
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Wiggles-
worth and family of Echo and Mr. | DRAMATIC CLUB
'a n d Mrs. Floyd Van Orsdale a n d '
I Miss Othella Brandhogen of Pendle-1 Oregon S tate College—Charles Kik
I ton were Sunday dinner guests ot I
of Hermiston, sophomore in chemical
I Mr. and Mrs. E. B. W attenburger.
Four Sizes—
Mr. and Mrs. Earl W attenburger; engineering at Oregon State college,
land son Freddy of Pasco spent Sat- w as one of the 2 7 students who have
| urday night and Sunday with Mr. been pledged to Mask and Dagger
12” - 16” - 20” - 24”
I and Mrs. A. E. W attenburger.
D ramatic club.
Mrs. R. L. Brew ster of Spokane,
Mask and Dagger aims to stim u
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mother of Mrs. McGreer, is staying
this week at the McGreer home ta k late Interest in dram atics on the
ing carp of the children.
Miss Mary Daley has stopped her
train in g at the St. Anthony’s hospi
tal in Pendleton and is soon to bo the
Hermiston
bride of Mr. Bill Doherty of Alpine.
Miss K atherine O’Brien is on the
sick list this week.
C o n c re te
P ip e
0. 0. Felthouse
.
SOUVENIR OF 35 YEARS AGO
Run H osp itals
For m any a y ear, women have
claim ed as their own the high execu
tive positions in the profession of
hospital adm inistration.
Dr. Malcolm T. M acE achern. di
rector of the A m erican College of
Surgeons, pointed Ihis out recently.
"T he reason for th is," said Dr.
M acE achern, “ is the close relation
ship between nursing and hospiial
adm inistration.
Nurse executives
a re concerned wilh the problem s i f
hospital adm inistration and thus are
prep ared for the duties of hospital
n .an ag e m e n t."
The high percen tag e of women in
the profession, believes Miss Nellie
G Brown, superintendent of Ball
M emorial hospital. Muncie, Ind ,
the fam ed ’M iddletow n.'' is due to
women who sta rte d as head nurses
in the sm all hospitals, which total
75 per cent of the nation's gener. I
hospitals. A ‘ sm a ll" hospital is one
which has few er than 100 beds.
"O ften, a superintendent of one of
the sm aller hospitals is simply a
head nurse with some idea of menu
m aking. X-ray and the workings of
the la b o rato ry ," said Miss Brown
"In tim e, the sm all place becom es
larger. Her own abilities increase
and she finds herself an im p o rta r'
ad m in istrato r of a thriving hos
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p ita l."
The "Portols of the Post in Son Francisco's
Pearson Service
Hermiston, Oregon
Coyotes on O u ts k irts of Spokane
Coyotes on the o u ts k irts o f Spo
kane are in cre a sin g , acco rding to
F lo yd P rie s t, tra p p e r and c a ttle
m an
La st w in te r P rie s t bagged
214 of the a n im a ls , 28 o f w h ich he
got w ith in s ix m ile s of the c ity lim
its. P rie s t has been tra p p in g for
years and said his catchea close to
the e ity were not so good aa a decade
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M XNYtntAIÄS' ICE
Golden G ate Park are the last reminders of
the Fire and Earthquake of April 1 8 ,190 6—
just 35 y e a n ago this Spring. Chevrolet
dealers sent this 1941 Chevrolet Fleetline
model to get photo of plaque (right) which
•apieins that the portals once w ere in home
e f A. N . Tawee on N eb H <
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