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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1921)
THE HERMISTON HERALD, ILaRMlSTON. O R BQ O j M. THE i i H E R M IS T O N HERALD PuHixhed every Friday at Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon, in the heart ol Eastern TW O CARS —of the best— Oregon’s great irrigated alfalfa fields, by the Herald Publishing Company, BERNARD MAINWAKING, EDITOR b.nUotMl a* »evond elaa« m ailer. December . IHUh, a l the p o a tu fee at H u n m u n , Oregon Ci*K^z-r«rvtirvrt Datp«‘ Orw» Yp;»r <2 Dût Six Months. I l 00 DON'T BET AGAINST THE U. S. A. UTAH COAL — O n th e T ra ck ! : ; . ; 5 One of Lump and one of Egg “Don’t overlook the prosperity that is practically with you always and don't fail to preach it." Is the advice of a Chicago business firm to its patrons and the people gener ally. And. the very beet reasons are given for .ts faith In ever-abiding prosperity, as in the following: “We have— "Forty-eight States with limitless possibilities. One hundred and five million people with* money—much money. “They must eat. They must wear clothes and shoes. “All this takes money. Many billions. Prosperity depends on the money In circulation. Keep your head cool, your feet warm and your money In circulation. "Nothing matters but cold feet. Don’t bet against the United States. "Pessimism never wins. Times will be good.” That’s the word to the country’s workers everywhere. Is there anything In the world really worse than "cold feet?” It there anything worse in the world than being afraid of Life in business or anything else-—in fearing the re sult of going ahead with things when it is not so easy to go ahead as it was? Is there anything finer that the true gameness which carries a man or a country thru the hare times as successfully as those which are easy? The U. S. A. Is your one best bet. Betting against It is a Iosin; * proposition. : i Z ■ Z : ï W ill be on track at Storage : ■ Price : : Friday and Saturday : : ____ ■ » TUM -A-LUM LUMBER CO. « R . A . B r o w n so n , M gr. at PHONE III ; FALL SUITS . Now la the time to huve your fall suit made and aa you know the Ed V. Price Suits are the lust word In fabrics and tailoring at ................. ........................................ ............................... 125 to $50 „ WE CARRY THE GORDON HATS AND CAPS which are standard all over this country. CHUTT SHIRTS at ............................................................................................ $1.50 to $3.0« ARROW COLLARS in the best styles at ........................................................................... 25c CARHARTT OVERALLS none better at any price COOPER’S UNDERWEAR In both summer weights and early fall yelghts at greatly reduc- de prices. MEN’S HOLEPROOF HOSIERY Nothing quite so good at the price .................................. 35c to $1.50 QUEEN QUALITY SHOES for the ladlce In staple lasts at reduced prices. WOMENS CORSETS nt ........................................ ........................ $1.50 to $5.00 We are exclusive selling agents for these goods here and the names will Indicate the class of goods we furnish. CHOICE SANBURNS TEAS AND COFFEES J. A. Folgers Teas, Coffees, Extracts, Spices aud linking Powder. H e r m is to n Produce & Supply Co. “ T h e Rest o f G ood Service** ■■ EAT GOOD MEAT EAT THE SAME KIND THAT WE EAT BUY WHERE YOU GET WHAT YOU WANT Just Received Shipment of C a n n ed S a lm o n 2 C an s 2 5 c City M eat M arket M O O N E Y A S IK E Y , P ro p . ; ■ : END OF THE ALBERS CASE The bitterly fought and loir drawn out case of the United State vs. Henry Albers came to a close a far as this world is concerned whe Mr. Albers died last week. It is suf. to say that few cases in the hiator of the state have attracted more at tention or ^aroused more comment than this one. Mr. Albers death at just this tim< was especially unfortunate from tin public viewpoint because it kept th< merits of the case from being finallb and authoritatively decided. Mr. Albers had been freed by action Ir the solicitor general’s office, but w;u going to be tried over anyway bj the United States district attorney In Portland. Consldciuble sympathy was expres sed for Mr. Albers in his last few weeks of sorrow and suffering and perhaps this was deserved by a suf ferlng fellow being, but It must nol be forgotten that Mr. Albers wa.. against this country iu the greatest crisis of its existance, that he who had been able to become a million aire under America’s Institution, would have destroyed them wliei they were In danger. AI ho the Issui raised toward the close of the ca» was whether a man could escape tin effect of a crime by being immensely wealthy. Mr. Albers is dead and the Albert case ts dead. But the two great is sues raised are still alive and will plague us for a long time to come. What shall we do with the foretgnei who takes advantage of our conn try’s pppotunittes with becom lug a loyal American? What shall we do that great wealth may not be able to defy the law with Impunity? THE PITTOCK WILL The Herald office and Mr. Ogden’s store have been developing consider able rivalry over wbieh is the hottest place in town. A recent contest re sulted in a score of 112 to 102 with The Herald taking the short end and glad to have It. A Nebraska senator collapsed re cently after delivering a three hour speech. Something worse than that ought to happen to a man who would talk three hours on one of these hot days. An Irish-American poet of New York expects to kiss one thousand girls while ol, a jaunt across the continent. Too much occulation. by far. Personally wa would rather miss a thousand kisses than kiss a thousand misses.-—Weston Leader. Washington bureaucrats who are compelled to dance to the economy and efficiency music of General Dawes or lose their jobs, are finding that the situation is best defined by the first word of his celebrated ex pletive.— Weston Leader. Maby you never thought about It but there are not a few people In every community who should say the home newspaper is a mighty charit able sheet— considering the consid eration they have been given In Its jolumns.—Polk County Itemizer. Everybody has been, gone or going to the seashore from this bailiwick but the editor. Who ever heard tell if a country editor having money nough to hire a "sub” for a week, et alone paying his carfare to the reach?-—Tualatin Valley News. Guard rails and Improved surfac- ng will help much to protect travel n our winding highways, but some- hing more will also be necessary— ane driving— Pendleton East Ore gonian. Medical authorities assert that rome brew is causing many cases of astritls, but gastritis doesn’t make i man spin around like a top and hen try to climb a telephone pole.— Iaines Record. From present indications, it might be a pretty good plan to keep some of our summer wages. They might come in handy by the time snow flies.— Blue Mountain Eagle. When an automobilist starts out for a trip these days he thinks he is ;oing touring. But he soon learns that he is going detouring.— Eugene Register. Business is still chaotic, says an economist. And the traveling sales man finds it very difficult to bring rrders out of chaos.— Baltimore Evening Sun. A country is not made great by the number of square miles it con tains, but by the number of square people It contains.— Dayton News. Chicago was dark for six hours luring a strike of electricians, but crime didn’t increase any. It could not.— New York Evening Post. It won’t make a great deal of dif ference to the average flivver driver whether the oil is controlled by John Bull or John D.— Marion Star. You see, the taxpayer ts waking up to the fact that, after all. the bonus bill really Is a bill.— Dallas News. The man who never lends money The state supreme court has Just nevor has many friends. Also, he decided that the Pittock will is val doesn’t need them.— Kansas City id and Its terms will be carried out News. The Important part of the will is In business the man who engages that It placed the Pittock estate of several million dollars In the hands in the most ad ventures is surest to of a smalll board of trustee» for 20 come out unhurt.—Washington Post. years. None of the trustees ari The politician who keep.s his ear personal relatives of Mr. Pittock. to the ground seldom gets his foot but till were closely connected with jn It.—Canton Repository. him In a business way. One of Mr Pillock's daughters tried to break The first ingredients of the melt the will, but has failed. ing-pot should lie soap and water.— The Pittock estate owns the Port Charleston Gazette. land Oregonian and it Is believed Tho Near East Is as near as your that the suit was brought mainly to pocketbook. Williamsport Sun. secure control of this paper. The paper will now remain under the Prohibition Is a great thing. The direction of Edgar B. Piper. Us edit money the head of the family form or and C. A. Morden Us manager, erly spent for strong drink now Is though neither of them own stock pent by the wife and kids for soft drinks.— Kansas City Star. In It. So far as we know the Oregonian The old game of piracy may be re Is the only paper of importance in viving. but it is a futil endeavor. the country to be rontroled by men Sooner or later the pirates will have «ho own no money Interest In it. to land, and then the profiteers will Quite a number of ex-aervlce men «ho read The Herald will be inter ested In an opinion given by the state attorney general last week about some of the details of the soldier bon is. A report of It la given In sn - ¡other column. get ’m. Kansas Clct Star. "Work and forget all about the heat.” advise* Judge Landis. Good- advice. especially when ,the work brings in $50.000 a year and box- seats to all the ball games.— Peoria Transcript. O v e r 5 0 0 D e sig n s F rom W h ich to C h oose Homes, Churches, Schools, Gar ages, Barns and other buildings The superior building service ren dered by this company has been obtain ed for the exclusive use of customers. This makes it possible for you to step into this office and inspect'hundreds of designs of modern homes and other buildings before you build. All the guesswork has been eliminated because the designs have actually been built and many of them are hand colored photo graphs. A complete set of blue prints, specifications and an accurate and com plete bill of material will be supplied with any design. All this is free to customers. For your individual satis faction call at this office. No obliga tion. Inland Empire Lumber Company Phone 331 “ The Yard of Best Quality ” H. M. STRAW. MGR. Exclusive Representatives cf National Builders Bureau Piarti SEE H IT T -F O R - GUNS m d- AMMUNITION A FULL U N E C O N F E C T IO N E R Y S T A t IO N E R Y Delicious Wholesome Confectionery Tasty Stationery For Women N e w s stand Cigars and Tobacco AhSCO K O D A K S Films developed-- Enlargements made Make our store your hoadquarUrs when in Pendleton TALLM AN & CO. T h e Leading D r u g g i.I. Cause of Appendicitis When the bowels are constipated, the lower bowels or large Intestines become packed with refuge matter, that is made up largely of germs. These germs enter the vermiform ap pendix and set up Inflammation, which is commonly known as ap pendicitis. Take Chamberlain's Tablets when needed and keep your bowels regular and you have little to fear from appendicitis. Madras Pioneer Mr. and Mr. M. C. Alhey of Her miston, where until recent'y Mr. Alhey has been publisher of the Hermiston Herald, eanwi ¡up from Bend where they had been attending the State Editorial Convention Sun day evening and are spending the week In Madras visiting friends and attending to matters of local business Mr. Athey was located in Jefferaon county for several years, associated with the Madras Pioneer and as pub lisher of the old Tribune at Culver. After a visit the latter pari of the week on the Metolius river, Mr, and Mrs. Athey expect ,o leave for Portland where Mr. Athey will ac cept a position. Pendleton, Oregon People Read This Newspaper That's why it would be profitable for you to advertise in it SSSB w I f yoa event a fob I f yoa event to hire somebody I f yoa event to sell something I f yoa event to bay something I f yoa event to rent yoar boast I f yo a event to sell yo a r house I f yo a event to sell yo a r farm I f yo a event lo bay property I f there ts anything that yoa event the quickest end best evey to supply that event is by placing an advertisement in this paper T h e result* w ill surprise and please you
