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THURSDAY, APRIL 2«. I » 41- THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. PACE SIX I New Ventilator Solves Fresh Air-Draft Problem \ r 1 *** IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS By Mrs. W . C. Isom F o r the fa m ily th a t d iv id e s its e lf Mrs, Becker from C alifornia is a in w in te r in to the advocates o f fresh a ir and the enem ies of d ra fts , peace business visitor here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gradon from is now possible w ith the pe rfe ctio n o! 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 Get Amazing Bargains! Win Valuable Prizel week. choose between s u ffo ca tin g o r re s is t Mr. and Mrs. Baird left for Hepp ing a freezing gale. The need ot We re offering you special "Star ' value» of fresh a ir is recognized, and the dan ner Saturday. MCKESSON'S drugs and toiletries. Thu® Mrs. Hoaglan, who has been v isit-* 1 ger of d ra fts is e q u a lly w e ll estab worthy, quality products, at bargain pricerf J ¡ng her sister a t John Day, retuurned lish e d ; the pro blem has been in I home Saturday. > 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, jimple-as-pie doc* co®» T h is new v e n tila to r provides a | ifornia are visiting relatives and i test. COME 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 ou t Ray Sparks and Joy M arkham 1 c re a tin g enough m ove m en t of a ir to I visited friends in Pendleton Sunday. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Mack from Hood Riv d is tu rb the m ost sen sitive person. S im p le in c o n stru ctio n , the ve n ti er visited Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom la to r consists of tw o vented plates I Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rand and Mr. w h ich o ve rla p , but do not touch and w hich have between them a copper and Mrs. Batie Rand and two sons were dinner guests of Mrs. Jam es screen. The edges o f each plate W arner Sunday. are tu rn e d in such a w ay th a t they Miss Lucile Jones won first in the are opposite the opposing plate, so National Defense contest which was th a t the a ir is m ade to tu rn two . sponsored by the Elks. co rn e rs by the baffle plates o f the June Stephens, who is working at v e n tila to r. Holman visited her mother, Mrs. E. In th is w a y, the force of 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 inside does at Boardman, visited his fam ily S at not extend any m ore tha n fo u r o r urday evening. Jean Stephens left for Hermiston Monday where she is five inches fro m the v e n tila to r 1 employed a t the Monte Hedwall W hile the ba ffle plates do not h ind er home. fresh a ir fro m e n te rin g fre e ly Mrs. Shirley L inkhart and daugh th ro u g li the v e n tila to r, they do p re ter M arjorie from Portland are visit vent ra in , snow and a la rg e pe rcen t ing with Mrs. L in k h art’s parents, Mr. age of dust fro m passing through. and Mrs. Frank Fredrickson. Also, the in s ta lla tio n o f th is ve 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 opening and clo sing of the w indow , church. because it goes on the outside, w ith a ru b b e r com p osition flap w hich seals the space between the w indow fra m e and the v e n tila to r. /¡¡I M is. Bernice W attenburger T hey are ea sily in s ta lle d w ith o u t the se rvice s of an e x p e rt. A d ju s t Mr. and Mrs. E. B. W attenburger able bra cke ts at each end of the HERMISTON, OREGON 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 of w indow s and re q u ire but two souse 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 b ra cke ts and can W attenburger had a fire in the front and Friday a. 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 must take an active p a rt in 600D LOOKS'GOOD HEALTH WEEK t. V * ► START BABY CHICKS AND TURKEY POULTS with COLUMBIA MEDICATE) MASH V IG O R O The Square Meal for All Plants. Our Spreader is Available Free to Customers. CHISHOLM GRAIN & FEED CO. Hermiston, Oregon PINE OTY NEWS NOTICE OF LAND SA LE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, T hai the undersigned, S heriff of U m atilla County, Oregon, by virtue of an order duly made and entered herein by the County Court of Uma tilla County, Oregon, on the 4th day of April, 1941, will, on the 13th day of May, 1941, a t the hour of 10 o’clock in the forenoon, sell to the highest bidder for cash a t the front door of the U m atilla County Court House, Pendleton, Oregon, subject to ia minimum price of $22.50 therefore, ; to be paid in cash, a t the time of sale, I the following described parcel of land, heretofore by U m atilla County, Oregon, acquired for delinquent ta x es, towit: Lots 1, 11 and 12, Block 9, H er miston in N E SE, Section 10, Township 4, North Range 28, E. W. M. R. E. GOAD, S heriff of I U m atilla County. (A pr. 10-May 8) O h , w e so a k up lo ad s o f h e a t A n d w e c a rry d irt a w a y — S e a l in p o w e r a ll a ro u n d 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 u n de rsta nd a n y th in g one m u st m ea sure it. In d u s try on the whole was ra th e r slow to le arn the lesson, b u t tod ay th e re is a new sta n d a rd o f c e rta in ty , based on sci 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 e n ginee rin g field. To take a fe w exa m ples fro m the ra ilw a y s : The c o m fo rta b le rid in g o f 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 e rtic a l m ove m en ts of the ra ils when under load, and the re sistance of m a te ria ls to w e a r— these are no lo n g e r le ft to pe rson al im pressions, w h ich are so lia b le to e r ro r and leave no re co rd fo r subse quent co m p a riso n . M ea su re m e n t provides a new basis fo r progress. “ The so ve re ig n ty o f m an 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 achievem ents 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 “ Technology R e v ie w .” A m e rica n s were the fir s t to re a lize fo r th e ir own vast homogeneous in te rn a l m a rk e t the im m e nse p o te n tia litie s o f m echanized p ro d u ctio n — p ro du c tion w h ich was m ade possible by s c i e n tific c o n tro l and w h ich has dona so m uch in so m an y w ays to d iv e r s ify the p a tte rn o f life fo r th is gen era tio n . B u t in o u r te ch n ica l en thu siasm we m u st not fo rg e t th a t the hum an pro blem s o f m anagem ent 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. A n d lu -b r i- c a t e t o d a y ! \ kt this tin m e n ■ / four-part oil protect your modern engine. I -> It is made to do four distinct things: (1) Carry away engine heat by circulating over hot moving parts, (2) wash awav grit and carbon from bearing surfaces, (3) seal in the power of high compression piston strokes, (4) and, lastly, keep its smooth Pearson Service Hermiston, Oregon Siermiston Drug Co on the dry shingles. W ith the aid of Jim Ayers and Je rry Coxen of she 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 II. Ayers hone. I mt by pumping w ater from a pitcher Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bartholomew tiation. I lump. The front room and bed spent last week in Pullman, Wn. •oom was ruined by fire and water. While th er ■ Mrs. Bartholomew visit I Two sections of the roof were burned 'd F •ed'u- U i 'ii el, who now is Mrs. hrough. Mr. and Mrs. W attenbur- Seott. She tau g h t school at Pine Ci gcr w ant to thank the school child ty a number of years ago. She also ren, teachers and neighbors very visited Stella Carlson, d au ghter of FOR much for th eir quick help, and also Mr. and M’’«. P eter Carlson who used the three men from Hermiston th at to live on B utter Creek. IRRIGATION .oppefl to nelp. The names of the Mrs. P eter 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 ran k Carlson is m arried Sunday for Redmond and Klam ath and lives in Astoria. Old tim ers will CULVERT F alls i'or a week’s business trip. remember the Carlson family. ----- — • «■— Mr. and Mrs. Marion Finch and) daughters were Pendleton callers . 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 and Miss Othella Brandhogen of Pendle Oregon S tate College —Charles Ki!> ton were Sunday dinner guests ol of Hermiston, sophomore in chemical Mr. and Mrs. E. B. W attenburger. Four Sizes— Mr. and Mrs. Earl W attenburger i engineering at Oregon S tate college, I and son Freddy of Pasco spent Sat-1 was 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. Dram atic club. Mrs. R. I,. Brew ster of Spokane, Mask and D agger aims to stim u PHONE 2341 mother of Mrs. McGreer. is staying this week at the McGreer home ta k late interest in dram atics on the ing care 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 be the bride of Mr. Bill Doherty of Alpine. Miss K atherine O’Brien is on the sick list this week. Hermiston I Concrete ! Pipe “ Read ’Em and Reap" our ad £ , SOUVENIR OF 35 YEARS A G O - Run H ospitals 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 aehern, di rector of the A m erican College of Surgeons, pointed this out recently. "T he reason for th is," said Dr. M acE aehern, “ is the close relation ship between nursing and hospital adm inistration. Nurse executives a re concerned with the problem s < f hospital adm inistration and thus are prepared for tfae duties of hospital m an ag em en t.” The high percentage of women m 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 rted as head nurses in the sm all hospitals, which tot. 1 7,i per cent of the natio n 's general hospitals. A “ sm a ll” hospital is one which bus fewer than 100 beds “Often, a superintendent of oi.c U the sm aller hospitals is simply a head nurse with som e idea of menu m aking. X-ray and the workings o: the lab o rato ry ," said Miss Brown “ In tim e, the sm all place becomes larger. Her own abilities increase and she finds herself an im p o rta r’ ad m in istrato r of a thriving hos p ital." Coyotes on Outskirts of Spokane Coyotes on the outskirts of Spo kane are increasing, according to Floyd Priest, trapper and cattle man. Last w inter Priest bagged 214 of the anim als, 28 of which he got within six miles of the city lim it«. Priest has been trapping for years and said his catches close to the city were not to good a t a decade M» I 0. 0. Felthouse •w eCfiiOSNOE, ÖALir ORNW ANÖ The "Portal» of the Pajt” in Son Francisco’* Golden Gate Park are the last reminder* of the Fire and Earthquake of April 18,1906— juit 35 yean ago this Spring. Chevrolet dealen lent thi* 1941 Chevrolet Fleetline model to get photo of plaque (right) which •«plain* that the portal* once were in home ef A. N. Towne en Hob HIM. x r u w s r ç s r r » , of v ììt o w ^ 'l e e for amo . x ìs u . MAM4OS3 OF TNS SOUTHERN • ’ < • FAcWo K dLROAO COMPANY..' * «0.1(5 OF THE CONFI. AORATÎ0N OF A M. 1*0*, WAS OBTAÌMEO TM RO Uab v
