The Hermiston herald., June 24, 1921, Image 6

^THE HEBM 18TON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
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T H E
H E R M IS T O N
H E R A L D
j Published every Friday at Hermlstm, Umatilla Couaty, Oregon, in the heart uf Eastern
Oregon’s great Irrigated altalfa fields, by the Herald Publishing Company.
Y our S eason ’s
M. C. A they, Editor
Knterert »« aeeund-olaas in a u er . D ecom ber . Inuit, a l in e
W ants
at U c n n ia to u . Oregon
Subscription Rates: One Year, Í2.00; Six Months, Í1 00
WHERE 18 TRUTH?
MARGUERITE CLARK IS WIN­
SOME BRIDE IN “EASY TO GET”
P eople w ho read som e o f the large
D ainty M arguerite Clark, herself
city d allies, and esp ecia lly th e W ash­
in gton disp atch es are becom ing som e­ wedded not so m any moons ago. is a
w h at befuddled over the con flictin g bride in her latest picture, “Easy to
Get," w hich w ill be show n at the
new s from day to day.
One day w e are told th a t th e p resi­ Flay House on Saturday, Ju n e 25.
The story centers around the hon­
dent Is len d in g a sym p ath etic ear to
Germany, and the n ext w e read that eymoon of M llly and Bob Morehouse.
On the train Bob encounters a friend
he Is stro n g for the allies.
One correspondent sends out a who is down in the dumps as the re­
story th at a ll le peace and harm ony su lt of pursuing a girl for three years
b etw een the a d m in istration and con­ in vain. In a m isguided attem pt to
gress, and th e sam e day another w rit­ cheer him up, the young bride-groom
er h as them on the brink of an un­ remarks that all women are “easy to
g et.” M llly chances to overhear the
bridgeable chasm .
remark and resolves to punish he ov­
It is so w ith much that w e read.
It Is one th in g today, another to­ erconfident husband. L eavin g the
morrow, and the day a fter neith er Is train, she runs into a series of w ild
hnd humorous adventures, leading
correct.
T ruth occaslonaly slip s In, but we the now chastened Bob a m erry chase
are unable to recognize It w hen we and fin ally forcin g him to ransom
her for $5,000 from a gan g of crooks.
see it.
Miss Clark is said to be th orou gh ­
W e never know w h a t to believe.
It is becom ing a com m on occur­ ly d eligh tfu l in the role of th e vivac­
rence for people w ho th in k to read ious herione, and H arrison Ford is
a n ew s dispatch and th en cast it attractive as the husband. Ju lia
aside w ith but one th ou gh t— “new s Crawford Ivers adapted the photo­
play from a story by Mann P age and
paper bu n k .”
The trouble is w ith a large propor­ Izola Forrester. It is a Param ount-
tion o the city population its it is A rtcraft picture directed by W alter
w ith the m anaging editors of the big Edwards.
papers— possibly more so.
A plain d 'gn lfled statem en t of How to be Happy on $1,000 a Year
tact no longer sa tlfies the public. It
Im agine havin g th ree cars and
w an ts th rills, excitem en t, sen sation s. never havin g driven and one of them
If there is n oth in g of th e “sp icy” a mile.
nature In a paper the sh eet is too
That is the condition w ith Harry
tame— not w orth reading.
Carey the U niversal star w ho is prob­
M anaging editors are up again st ably the w orld’s best rider and the
th is modern degeneracy of human na- worid’s w orst driver.
Long before he began h is screen
t .re. T hey have no ch cic?
It Is a
case o f futii.'shlng w hat the public career, Sarey loved horses and learn­
dem ands or quit p rin tin g a n ew . ed to ride on a Montana ranch. If
paper.
-t w asn’t necessary for him to quick
R eporters and correspondents must ly travel the th irty-tw o m iles be
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dish up w hat the editors require to tw een h is ranch and U niversal City,
sa tisfy the -public cravin g— or hop ie would ride. As it is he uses one
ir another of his cars but one of
off the payroll.
And reporters and correspondents his F lyin g Squadron alw ays drives.
and also edttors— have ap p etites
It is Just a m atter of preference
th at m ust be appeased. T hey can with the star. He doesn’t lik e to
not m asticate em pty pay envelopes.
drive, consequently doesn’t drive and
It is all rather d iscon certin g to piobably never w ill drive. N ot so
people who respect right and Justice, long ago h ? w as the gu est of the of
who believe In truth and veracity.
fleers at the fly in g field near San
The possession of scram bled brains Diego. He took the air in a double-
flavored w ith the spices of life ma> control train in g plane and surprised
be very sa tisfy in g to som e people— - he officers by tak in g over tho
even to m any of them — but there are “stic k ” from the pilot and bringing
a few who dissen t.
the craft to a splendid "three p oin t’
W here Is truth?
landing, but he stead fastly refuses to
Far in the rear, try in g to keep touch the w heel of a motor car, and
pace w ith bunk.
if the use of road chariots w as pro­
hibited tomorrow he would be Just
It Is d ifficu lt at tim es to tell as happy.
Harry Carey w ill appear at tho
I w hether som e people are brainy or
P lay House T hursday, June 30 in
hairbrainy.
“H earts U p !” h is latest U niversal
The fellow who goes out to k i l l photodram a, in 'w h ich he I b support­
I tw o birds w ith one Btone is liable ed by M ignonne Golden, C harles Le-
Moyne, Frank Braidwood and Chas.
to m iss both.
M illett.
Screen Doors— We have a complete
stock, leave your orders for screen
windows we will have them made
for you.
Silos— We will give you complete
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price on the best silo for this climate
built ready to fill. If you have a 5
growing crop to fill a silo now is
the time to place your orders.
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Stackers— We have good fir poles
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CHERRIES
To be delivered next week
10 cents per pound
FRESH FROM ORCHARD
Leave your orders early as supply is limited.
CORN
while it lasts at
2 cents per pound
7 Ae Cheapest Feed
on the market
H erm iston Produce &
Supply Co.
" T h t Rest o f Good Service”
W e freely adm it that th is Is a gay
I world, but that does not license us
to become too gay.
B ackaches are common to people
I who do not lik e to work In the gar
den.
Some people have so m any brains
I there is no room left for common
sense.
N ever w orry over the fellow who
I boasts that he is go in g to lick you
at sig h t. H is eyesigh t Is probably
poor.
The a llies are still a llied In an ef
I fort to give the German screw- an
extra turn.
A nother w ar cloud has been re
I ported In the B alkans, hut we have
forgotten the count.
Yes, th e world s till w ags, even if
I'the U. S. no longer “ Jags.”
EAT GOOD MEAT
EAT THE SAME KIND
THAT WE EAT
BUY WHERE YOU
GET WHAT YOU WANT
Just Received Shipment of
Canned Salmon
2 Cans 25c
City Meat Market
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MOONEY A SI KEY, Prop.
Delayed Buying
Means Trouble
It Is apparent that Mr. Marshall
I has no Intention of ru n n in g for vice-
1 president again. He su g g ests that
I America be populated by A m ericans
In labor circles, we presum e, a de­
le rce of divorce would be termed
non-union docum ent.
H erb ert Hoover, Secretary of Commerce, say«:
“ I have no Information that leads me to believe there wilt be any reduction
of coal rates this season.”
Senator Reed Smoot, of Utah, «ays:
“ I have taken up the question with the Interstate Commerce Commission
and they informed me that they do not anticipate any reduction in coal
rates in the immediate future.”
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E. Morris, Chairm an of the Central Freight Ass’n, says:
“ Under existing conditions, no general reduction in the freight rates can be
justified or made effective ."
The above statements from men who know should
dispel the expectation that the present level of freight
rates on coal will be lowered this season. Any furth­
er delay in buying on this actount, therefore, can
mean nothing but trouble.
The coal mines cannot produce and the railroad
cannot transport a year’s coal requirements in four
or five months. W hat is sought by coal operators,
railroads and dealers, and what is for public welfare
is a normal demand and movement of coal —Not a
delay till winter and then an overwhelming rush.
In your own interest- BUY YCUR COAL NOW.
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Baptist Church Notices
R. V, Ashmun m inister. Sunday
school 1 0 :0 0 , lesson subject “The
Social Task of the Church,” all who
are not a tten d in g Sunday school else­
where are cordially invited to Join
w ith us in the study of the lesson.
A ll w ho are to take part In the
C hildren’s Day program are urged
to be present at the rehearsals. The
program w ill be at 8:00 o ’clock
Sunday even in g. I.et us be early so
we m ay begin promptly.
The you n g peoples society w ill
m eet at 7 :0 0 o ’clock. Let us be
prompt and begin on time. Topic
Is "Choosing a L ife W ork.” The
young people of the church and con­
gregation are cordially Invited w ith
th eir friends.
The mid week prayer m eetin g Is
at 8 :0 0 o’clock on Thursday evening.
The church cannot live w ithout
prayer. Do you want your church
to live?
M orning w orship is at 11 :0 0
o’clock. The serm on w ill be a
C hildren's Day sermon. E ven in g
w orship w ill con sist of the C hild­
ren’s Day program.
The children
have been g e ttin g ready for thia
occasion w hich m arks another m ill
stone In th e years work.
T he m usic festiv a l com ing on the
1st o f Ju ly prom ises to be of unusual
Interest to m usic lovers. F urther
notice w ill appear In th is w eeks pap­
er.
Delicious
Wholesome
Confectionery
Tasty
Stationery
For Women
News stand
Cigars and Tobacco
A b SCO K O D A K S
Films developed--
Enlargements made
[Make oar store sour headquarters whan In Pendleton
TALLMAN & CO.
T h e L e a d in g D r u g g i s t ,
Pendleton, Oregon
Bargains m Windbreak and Shade
Trees for Spring Planting
Here are some e f the treee we ran fum iah you thia ageing at aatlsfactorr prices:
MAPLES—Soft. Sugar or Norway
LOCUST
POPLARS—Carolina and Lombardy
AMERICAN ELM
HORSE CHESTNU T
LINDEN
BALM OF GILEAD
While you fear not be able to plant roar tree« for some time, now Io a rood time te
check up your needs and don't foruut w e have fruit trees, shrubbery, meea. etc.
W hen you find a husband and w ife
Cut out and mail thia ad and on an order of »10.(10 or i w ~ w e w ill ¿ tee you credit
who th in k ex a ctly alik e It Is very
for »1 no.
[evident th at one does the th in k in g Recommends Chamberlain's Tablets.
Send In your list now so we can s e t your order ready before the spring rush arrives.
for both.
C ham berlain’s T ab lets have been
MORE GOOD ACTIVE SALESMEN W ANTED
used by niy husband and m yself off
No doubt there are men w ho have and on for the past live years. W hsn
never told a lie— those who were my husband goes aw ay from home he
born dumb.
Orc neo, Oregon
a lw a y s tak es a b ottle of them along
it A
"Plant Detwe-dabD Tr—«"
w ith him .
W henever I have that
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea h eavy fe elin g a fter eatin g, or feel
d u ll and played ou t. I take one or
Remedy.
E very fam ily ahould keep th is tw o of C ham berlain’s T ab lets and
Mm Fred G. Sch llk e, th e candidate
preparation on hand during the hot of th ey flx m e u p fine.” w rites Mrs.
Women Defeated in La Grande
S tate Senator Colon R. Eberhard of th e group d esirin g a woman on
the sum mer m onths.
It is alm ost N ew ton V reeland, M inoa, N. Y. Take
sure to be needed, and w hen that th ese ta b lets w hen troubled w ith con­ and A. T. HUI, Incum bents, were re­ the board. Te vote etortd: F b w .
. tim e comes, le w orth m any tim es lta stip ation or Indigestion and th ey w ill elected director« o f the La Grande hard. 413; HUI, 410; Mrs. Sehili»,
I cost. B uy It now.
school board d istrict Monday, over »7.
do you good.
OREGON NURSERY COMPANY