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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1941 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON PAGE FOUR last,week. , Miss Betty Jean e Reuber of Stan- MANY ELK KILLED field spent the week end here with IN EASTERN OREGON her sister, Mrs. Myrnie Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Easton return A total of 3557 elk were killed in Published Every Thursday at ed to their home at Boyd, Ore., Mon day after spending three weeks here the Eastern Oregon area during the ? Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. at the Woodward home. recent elk season, according to fig » Mrs. Mabel Weeks and daughter ures released by the Oregon State y Alfred Quiring and Leander Quiring, Publishers. Rachel spent last Saturday in Pen- Game Commission. dleton. IF YOU DON’T HAVE A CHECK Records compiled at checking sta- Entered at the post office at Hermiston as Second Mrs. Frances Jones of Spokane and Edward Leonard of Pendleton tiens maintained by the Commission Class Matter, Dec. 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon. ING ACCOUNT, YOU WILL FIND are staying at the Bob Woodward showed that 8733 hunters checked home while Mr. Leonard makes some into the hunting area, and consider Subscription Rates OUR CHARGE FOR A CASHIER’S repairs on the Jones house, now oc ing the duplications, it was estimated cupied by Henry Garberding. $2.00 One Year................................... Mrs. Henry Sommerer and daugh that approximately 8000 hunters en CHECK OR DRAFT IS CHEAPER THAN Six Months .............................. 1.00 ters were shopping in Pendleton last gaged in the elk hunt. Saturday. Three Months .......................... .50 ANY OTHER METHOD OF MONEY Of the 3557 elk killed, 1169 were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Maffei visit- I Payable in Advance ed at the Bob Marvin home in Hepp- | bulls, 1727 were cows and 661 calves. TRANSFERRING. nica — o. s.u.uu, cveun .5. Late last August, an elk season ner last Saturday evening. Office Telephone .... 2051 Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Uuham and Mr. was held in portions of Coos and and Mrs. Elbert Hutchison of Pen- Douglas counties. A total of £72 972 Residence Telephone 2333 dleton were Sunday dinner guests of | ... .) ... . .3 Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Hutchison. hunters checked into this area and THE SAVING WILL BE 42---£,6 Carl J. Caldwell of The Dalles brought out a total of 184 bulls. The JW**** ’* and George W. Caldwell of Astoria western Oregon season was confined WORTHWHILE visited during the week end at the to bulls only. ORE Caldwell and Woodward homes. ------- Miss Bessie ent of nurses at the StatePTubercu TUBERCULIN TEST PUBLIS losis Hospital in Salem, has been OFFERED FREE TO proving. Her sister, Mrs. Hugh ( > Neill, spent a few days with her, re- i HERMISTON PUPILS turning home this week. More and More Houses. Sam Hunter and S. A. Yates of F. B. SWAYZE. President Freewater were business visitors at | (Continued from Page One) Hermiston needs 100 new houses, according to a the H. M. Sommerer home the first Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation of the week in the intersts of the gerous sources of infection. The dis- | survey of the housing situation and the constant de County Farm Bureau. ease develops more commonly during mand for better houses during the past several Mr. and Mrs. Walter Maffei made the late teens and early twenties a business trip to Pendleton Monday. I h other periods. This is months. With the gathering in of permanent offi may appear: Fatigue, loss of weight. from person to person. Also it is It has been reported that Mrs. H. . , P ) G. McCulley has been quite ill at her due either to a breakdown ol the pro- indigestion, and a cough that hangs necessary to prevent the development cers and employes at the Ordnance Depot, the re- tective wall surrounding a childhood ! on. home the past week. of serious disease in a person who quirements for modern three to five room houses has Mr. and Mrs. Pete Castric were to lesion, or to new infection from Young people are prone to “burn has been infected. We now have the become acute. Not only do Ordnance people want be Thursday evening (today) dinner without. Tuberculosis begins when guests of Mr. and Mrs. Duff Knight. the candle at both ends”. They study means to discover the presence of houses, but there is a demand from local residents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Van Arsdale of germs of the disease take root some J hard, play hard, and often fail to get tuberculosis infection in the body who are established in business. Butter Creek moved this week to the where in the lungs. This often hap I enough sleep. Their eating habits are long before any physical signs of ill place recently purchased in this dis pens in childhood. Years may pass ness make their appearance. This We have assurances that 20 homes are to be built trict. The John Knox family, who before these germs cause any notice frequently far from satisfactory. Bad health practices pave the way for tu- simple skin test for tuberculosis is a at once. The lots have been bought and financial have lived there the last seven years, able damage. have moved into Hermiston. | berculosis. Overwork, lack of rest, safe, harmless, allergy test which arrangements with the FHA completed, and con 2. Tuberculosis is not inherited. It Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Nishon and and careless eating habits are often leaves no scar. A positive reaction to tracts for building will soon be let. This will help baby and Mrs. C. B. Hearing of often is thought to “run in families” I responsible for physical breakdown, the skin test must be followed by a Wasco visited last week at the home because in the close contact within a much, but will be far from what will be needed dur of Mrs. Hearing’s sister, Mrs. Joe family circle, someone with an unrec and if tuberculosis germs have en- fluoroscope or X-ray of the chest ing the next two or three months. Udey. | tered or are entering the body, the which reveals whether the germs are can quickly infect other. . . , , Mr. and Mrs. Myrnie Caldwell were ognized case ... , ... 202 infecting organisms have a good walled off in a tubercle or are dam With the building of a sewer system and improved of the household. “Chronic , . guests at a family dinner at the home , members ... ,, , « asthma , »» , ml heart , , trou- chance of doing considerable dam- aging the tissue where they have water system, and the clearance of titles to lots, the of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack bronchitis lodged. An X-ray together with a Reuber in Stanfield Sunday. The oc ble”, or “chronic indigestion fre-, age stage is set for well planned city improvements, and thorough physical examination will casion honored Mrs. Caldwell’s birth quently is a diagnois made by a per- 4. Tuberculosis knows no barrier determine whether or not any treat- the city government has much on its hands. We are day anniversary. Along the Diagonal: High winds son himself or his family in such a of birth or position. There is more ment is needed. confident the city authorities have the ability to meet and fair weather . . . moving day . . | case, and the advice of a physician is tuberculosis among the unskilled la- Locally, a person can obtain a tu the new situation. The program ahead is not of the Charles Barham doing some wall | not sought The fact that eight out bor than among the professions, and berculin test at the office of his papering at the Udey home . . Ar- of ten patients in a tuberculosis san- I more tuberculosis in the lowest in- nature of old days. It is of a broader and bigger physician. Students in Hermiston thur Blinston driving a new Ford .2 _ 211 , . , _ . , I itoriuni are admitted in a moderately come strata than in the highest, yet school will be offered this test at a basis, and every citizen and property owner here pick-up. advanced or far advanced stage of no home and no person are safe from clinic to be held December 15 in Her should become inspired with confidence in present RADIO PLAYS PART | the disease is a discouraging remind- it. 5. Tuberculosis is curable. The miston grammar school ofice from and future investments in Hermiston and surround er of how the average person pro- 1 to 3 p. m. Any Wednesday or Sat ing areas. IN LOCATING MEN | crastnates in seeking medical advice. early case has a far better chance to urday morning a person is able to 3. Tuberculosis often exists without recover quickly than the one which AT ORDNANCE DEPOT the presence of any noticeable symp- has gone unchecked for months or have this tuberculin test without charge at the office of Umatilla ! toms. It seldom strikes a sharp blow years. The city and community of Stanfield have been 6. Tuberculosis is preventable. We County Public Health Unit, in the Finding the proverbial needle in in the beginning. As the disease ad saddened by the passing of Mrs. F. A. Baker. She 1 the hay stack would have been child’s vances some of these danger signs can prevent the spread of the disease City Hall, Pendleton, Oregon. was a very estimable woman and contributed much I play compared to locating a certain to the civic, educational and religious life of that I employee at a specific time during the peak of production at the thirteen district. She was the mother of four children, all of million dollar Umatilla Ordnance De- whom were reared to successful places in life. Of | pot when seven thousand men, divid such personalities we can say, “Earth has one pure ed into three shifts, were scattered spirit less; heaven one inmate more.” over 24 square miles of desert waste- i land, had it not been for approxi mately fifteen thousand dollars worth mitted to the State Tuberculosis hos- | of special communications equipment, pital. Mr. Lathrop accompanied her but has returned home and reports I Major Hary R. Schuppner, Construct that her condition is such that she ing Quartermaster, revealed today. Bu M ik . Hob H’ooduard will be confined to bed. Twenty two-way radio sets and a Mrs. Duane Lathrop, who has been Mi. and Mrs. Francis Hart and portable public address system solved Ladies Rings in very pool health since an accident children of Sunnyside. Wn., were din. the problem, he explained. A few of three years ago, was taken to The ner guests at the home of Mr. and Dalles last week where she was ad- Mrs. Henry Garberding Thursday of the radios were placed in supervis ory offices, and the remainder were Men’s Rings installed in cars furnished to “key men. These “key men” were super Pearls visors who cruised through the area in the course of the day’s work. "You have the exact spacing Lockets These radios made it possible for you need for any row crop I supervisors to converse with their Diamond Rings Silverware with the JOHN DEERE main office or to discuss inter-project Bracelets ADJUSTABLE WHEEL problems among themselves, regard Baby Lockets, Rings, Bill Folds - Key Cases TREAD! less of location. Thus the unexpected Brooches problem arising "in the field” was Bracelets, Cups and Cigarette Lighters and met and solved immediately, without Knife and Fork Sets Agate and Cameo costly delay, and in addition, an in Cases estimable amount was saved in mess Pendants enger expenses. Cigarette Holders io I he public address system, mounted Anklets * Tie Pins on a light truck, made it possible to make announcements throughout the Musical Powder Box Cameras - Film administration area, or to the groups 1 • working in the field. ■ Compacts Movie Camera “It is impossible to compute the ac- • tual dollars and cents saving this sys Perfume Sets Harmonicas tem represented,” the Major stated, Per Knives “but we do know that it played an Electric Clocks important part in finishign this pro Watch Chains Alarm Clocks ject in record time and below esti mated cost.” HERE’S ANOTHER VALUABLE FEATURE The Hermiston Herald Money Transfer ASK US ABOUT IT im- FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON COLUMBIA NEWS Kev Chains OF JOHN DEERE TRACTORS . . BRAHAM LINCOLN said that a man’s lefts should he long enough to reach the ftround. John Deere says that the rear wheel tread on a tractor should he wide enough or narrow enoufth to tit the job—so, that's what you ftet in a John Deere General Purpose Tractor—an adjustable wheel tread that tits any row width —or any job—exactly. For instance, the narrow setting of 56 inches gives you a centered hitch in plowing; any setting on up to 84 inches, gives you just the right tread for planting, cultivating, or any other job. See the John Deere at our store. Let us point out the features you want in a tractor. Braden-Bell Tractor & Equipment Co PENDLETON • PHONE 518 "YOUR FUEL DOLLAR GOES FARTHER IN A JOHN DEERE GODDESS OF TIME "A FARMERS URGED TO REPAIR FARM MACHINERY NOW Umatilla County farmers are be ing urged in a message from the Sec- | retary of Agriculture, Claude R. Wickard, to repair farm machinery and equipment at once as a precau tion against breakdowns and delay in getting the needed parts next year. Production of new farm machinery will be sharply reduced in 1942 be cause of the increasing need for steel and other metals in making defense materials. The Secretary’s letter being given to farmers by AAA committee- men as they visit famrs to work out farm plans for 1942 in the campaign to produce "Food for Freedom." The letter will be mailed to farmers who have already been reached in the can vass, according to A. R. Coppock, Chairman of the County U.S.D A. De fense Board. Silver Salt and Pepper Tie Holders Shakers Collar Holders Beverage Sets Picture Frames SENATOR Waterman & Eversharp Pen & Pencil Sets Watches Field Glasses We hive Balova, Elgin, Waltham, & Hamilton watches in both wrist & pocket styles and a large selection of popular priced watches. Make your choice today and make Christmas Merrier. A. W. Behrman, Jeweler
