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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1928)
Œljr 9»nntaW Errali» May Players In comedy, “Don’t Lie WTWSLOWS nw Anmrs/ix* write to Your Wife.” Saturday night In the WLK8L0WS 0N ACREAGE ROT chaplain, Monta Prlndle; Vice Grand ^n o w ad ay s that we were attract) .Nell Beeves; right support of the by an Incident on the street Inst week Auditorium after tbe basketball FAB FROM SANTA AHA. CALIF Published e v e n Thursday at Her. games. vice grand, Mary Hughes; left sup We saw a white-iutlred gentleman ap ■ _____ mis ton, Umatilla County, Oregon by proacli two buys who were playing ____ . | Mr an«l Mrs James Winslow who port, Emma Strohm. Joeeph 8. Harvey, editor and man with a kitten and Join them, Then we Installing offioers in the Odd Fel moved aw ay from H erm iston a few Control of C!iigib!e agar. weeks ago are located near Santa lows ere district deputy grand master. saw him extract from Ids pocket a pu Sim p's but Effective Ana, California, according to aletter Jasper Templeton; grand marshal, of gloves, return one of them and pull Entered an second class matter When I say Lincoln Beachey was received by The Herald from Mrs. W. R. Longhorn; grand warden. J the other carefully over his right huiui E N R O L L A N Y T IM E Tills completed, he employed hl.- December, 1904, at the pestofflce at running the dirigibles I mean it lit Winslow In which she asked for the S. West; grand secretary, O. T. Lock gloved hand io pat the kitten slid * M E D A L S ch ool, Hermiston. U m a tU la J > ^ ;^ Or «on. erally. The dirigibles of those days ¿ithin > few m onth« v o u ta n f e , a m (l» ll, were about 40 feet long and home paper to be sent to them. They ridge; grand treasurer, O. C. Pierce; tickle Its ribs for a minute or two He ig m u tity , in a po»uion w ith a future. their envelopes contained 20.000 cubic bought two acres of land and have grand guardian, Marvin Watson then arose, carefully removed h i 1n^t’u“i ’rci ‘ lO O O .erJent. tnUeriptij house on U and are pretty grand chaplain, H. O. Thompson. glove, replaced It in his pocket, bowe l i po«iciom last Year, d em and as usual feet of hydrogen gas. They looked I built “ a 7” to the two boys and strolled on.— like cigars—and lusted about us long. iwe settled Installing officers in the Rebekah' 'there was u lift of only so jxiunds any of our Hermiston friends lodge; District deputy president, New Yorker. to every 1,000 feet of hydrogen and ! want to look us up they must come Mrs. F. Beddow; grand marshall, s B e h n K c -S J a lk e r „ m ? this compelled ue to construct the un- I to Westminster, two miles west " she Mrs. Nellie Gaither; grand warden, W ould You Be Rich? sell be true, and it der carriage of bamboo. said in her letter. “Our mall box is Mrs. Jennie Wooster. So many want Io be rich. Arc yo This bamboo work was In the form at the end of the road leading Into follow as the night the day, sure you want to be rich? Don’t you An event of the evening wag the of a steamer gangplank with a ru.:- tu r a n . ® * " t0 canst not then be false to any I’UrrtA ND. OftUGON M h c u i 3 IJ 8 lug on either side. The motive power . Geor<e presentation of a twenty-five year get your greatest happiness from do was furnished by an ordinary motor Prlndle calk 1 l-.st week. We hope Jewel to W. R. Longhorn. Mr. Long Ing the everyday things Hint Inin cycle engine situated in the center of to see some more of the Hermiston horn has been a member of the local you a living? Aren’t the very things A PROGRESSIVE STEP at least some of them—Hint you Inn. people. I called on Dr. and Mrs. the gangplank. The movement that has been Beachey was the sole occupant of jlllsley In Fullerton while I stayed lodge since its beginning twenty to do because you are not rich. t|. launched here to unite the member the dirigible, being engineer, crew, ¡there with my daughter. They are years ago, and active in all its works. things that bring you your greale i ships and resources of the Baptist navigator and captain. He could not all well and like Califoria fine.” Past Grand Master S. L. Bowman content, your greatest peace of mind? made the presentation. A number Think of your life without the ne< e and Christian churches is one of the help being at least a captain, because of talks were made during the eve sity of earning a living, without tin most important developments in the that title was conferred on nny necessity of work. Would II he u full life of the community in the past man the minute he put a foot in a ODD FELLOWS AND REBEKAHS £ ning and refreshments were served complete, happy life?—Grove Pattei those present. two years, according to the idea of balloon basket. son. In tlie Mobile Register. Beachey controlled the antics of his INITIATE OFFICERS MONDAY! — this newspaper. dirigible by his activities on the 30- Importance may be attached to the move from several points of view. foot gangplunft. When tie wuuted to 25 Year Jewel Presented to W. R. liy on the level lie stayed in the con The effort to secure fusion of the two fer, hugging the engine. When he Longhorn as Part of Work bodies deserves to succeed for any one wanted to go up lie ran backward on We Haul of these several reasons. the gangplank, and when he desired of Evening. In* the first place there are many to come down to earth tie scooted for THE COZY THEATRE HERE HAS BOOKED THE LARGEST PIC- ANYTHING people at present more or less luke ward until his weight cuused the nose ANYWHERE of the dirigible to droop. He weighed warm In their formal allegiance to Almost 100 members of the Odd TURE OF THE YEAR ANYTIME any church who are honestly skep only 135 pounds, but couldn't shake Fellows and Rebekah lodges attend tical of the efficacy of religion as a u toe without causing his oiled-silk ed the Joint Installation In the lodge TEI,EPH0NE 31 hippo to respond with a wiggle and a I rooms Monday night, several persons force in life because of the division shiver.—William Hickman Pickens in from out of town being pesent. that exists among churches, and th» the Saturday Evening Post. multitude of differences that have The following are the officers for | the coming year in the Odd Fellows developed about Interpreting the Student of Farm Life teachings of Jesus. If two of the di lodge; Noble grand, Cecil W arner; Margie had often seen cows in the vice-grand, Herbert Thompson; re visions of the Protestant church In pasture and had had the process of Hermiston can present to the world supply and demand, ns pertaining to cording secretary, W. R. Longhorn; an example of tolerance that will re dairy products, explained to her by financial secretary, J. S. West; treas sult In them making their union per her mother. However, personal con urer, J. A. Reeves; right support of manent, that argument will not ap tact with tlie gentler species of the the Noble Grand, T. H. Gaither; left ply with such force to this commun cow had not been her privilege, tin a support, Aubrey Dean; right support For the hole family and use mod ity. recent visit to tlie farm, she was taken of the Vice Grand, Will Logan; left ern machinery and the best of -■ FOR TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY The added strength that would be to the burn Just at milking time. .support, L. C. Dyer; warden, Gwynn mterials. You are assured of the On her return to the house her 'Hughes; conductor, Leslie Thomp a result of such a fusion from the best of service in our shop. strictly religious point of view a- mother asked her what she saw In Hie son; right scene supporter, Leo We have just installed a new larnynrd, expecting her to list the bundantly Justifies the efforts being different H u rly ; left scene supporter, Oscar animals. made to combine the two bodies. Her reply came: “Well, mother, I !Payne; chaplain, Childs Barham; From a business and economical saw them squirt the cow.” outside guardian Marvin Watson; point of view the fusion idea shoulo inside, Shirley Stockard. W ater R eally Chief have support from all. Officers for the Rebekahs are: It has long been a tenet of Jour Constituent of Eo.ly Florence Mullins, Noble Grand; right nallsm that a newspaper has no call And are prepared to oil and re Water is a more Important sub suopprt of the Noble Grand, Grace to meddle with the religious Ideas stance than we ure inclined to admit. Logan; left support, Dora Mikesell; pair your harness during the win SHOW STARTS AT 7:30 P. M, EACH NIGHT of the Individual, and The Herald Besides Its value as a beverage, its warden, Rita Dyer; conductor, Beu ter season. Ask us about this new Admission, 25c and 50c COME EARLY is not commending the proposed un utility as a home for fish, its fiim-Uon lah Simonds; Inside guardian, Maude service. ion In any spirit of controversy, and as a common carrier of tlie world s Sale; outside guardian, Alto Knerr; It will not permit In its news col shipping, its use as a washing me; ■ :.i. umns of Individualistic or denomi It plays an Important role In Is tan life as the chief constituent of Hie national Interpretations of religion. body. . But the effort of the two bodies to Ih e human body is approximately combine Is so eminently sound, sc two-thirds water. An overage person full of common sense that from this of 150 pounds weight carries around point of view it is not only a subject with him at nil times about 100 that lends Itself to editorial support, pounds, or 12 gallons of water. Tills but The Herald believes It would be water supply is very delicately ad lacking In a sense of duty If It re justed so that tlie intake of water and frained from urging support for the the water resulting from oxidative Ford grade Batteries for $9.50 and processes balances the losses occur movement. ring from the various excretory proc I your old battery. Larger battery Sincere worship of God le one of esses. i for $10.50 and your old battery. the vital forcee of this nation. W ith This compensatory balance some out being cynical it may be safely times falls. The extremes of mal Knives and scissors ground for 10c. said that Hermiston has not spent regulation which result are represent tso much time In religious work. If ed by thirst and nnhydremin on (he the fusion of two weak Protestant one hand and edema on the other, Skelton of the University of Min congregations can be effected and one reasonably strong church there nesota found that the muscles con by created, the religious forces of the tain about half of tlio total water sup ply of the body, the skin about one community will have been strength flfih and the watery blood only about ened Imnieasurely, and such a result one-fourteenth of tlie total. When will be good for Hermiston and the marked Ipsa or withdrawal of water Hermiston country ns well as for from the body occurs the resultant the individuals who live here. drying tip Is taken care of principally by the muscles and not by the blond The muscles lose only a small propor Cigars, Tobacco A farmer living near Pendleton tion of their water even in tlie ex was In Hermiston the other day to treme cases, ami tlie loss per unit of Barber Sbop buy some feed from the Farm Bureau weight is smaller (lion for other or Co-operative. There Is nothing unus enns, hut Hie thtnl is larger because ual in that, because some of the big of the large capacity of tlie muscnlnr customers of the local exchange system. come from up In the wheat belt What really was significant about his A n c ic n l Chinese Tombs visit, according to Sid Barnard, man Cigantic in Extenl ager, wns the fact that o„ a feed pur chase of $10 he saved »2.96 by buy . Some 200 mile!’ west of Peking ing In Hermiston instead of Pendle t lilnn, S.ays Hi,, p..¡Minder Uagnzlne, curntoi of the ton. And If he had bought In Pen t'lirl Whiting Hi.: dleton It would have been for epot t’reer gallery, examined tombs of the North Wei dyim :y, which was found cash at a cash store. All of which “d by Tartars from Mongolia and shows that Hermiston Is attractive lasted from the Fourth to Hie Sixth ns a trading center far beyond what century It. C. The enormous amount could ordinarily be figured on as Its of labor which went Into th» construe own normal territory. tlon of these tombs Is Indicated by the sixe of one of them. It Is SO feet Your needs in everything high and has a circumference of near BEEF PRICES UNCHANGED that is necessary to com •y half a m.’le, bei..g made cnlirclyoi IN LOCAL MEAT MARKET earth. In front oi title wns aa nltnr plete your golf outfit and Impressive temples undoulitedlr marked the site. These temples, a- is common In Th» newspaper stories about the China, were of w o.l and so have dis ilgh prices for beef cuts of all a|>l-oni-»-il, China h,.J no stone artlil since the price of rattle sky lei tun*. This Is a il. .Incllve feature oik ed do not npply In Hermiston of Chineae civilization mid explain ikr ,' e prices here have not advanced • lie abMnce of such tains as the Ik j il i. g the past year and a half, ae- man Coliseum, the Athenian I’artl cortllng to a statement by M. W. Sima, non or tiie Egyp.i.m Sphynx. The one of the owners of the Hermiston t.'hiuese used wood altogether. market. ’T h e price of rattle has gone up Hl«h Court Denies Todd Rehearing. Olympia. Wash.—The state supreme j from a nlckle to 11 cents during the past is months op the local market court denied A. Ruric Todd, recalled i but we have held our retail prires mayor of Kelso, a rehearing. Todd stationary 'or all beef cuts." Mr la under sentence to serve a terra in Sima said “ Hogs are lower now the Cowlitz county Jail for malicious than thry were for a while, and we perserntlnn have reduced the prices for various »4,283,71# Provided for Air Stations. Washington. D. C.-Expenditure oi cuts 10 eeuta per pound. Reports from Pendleton and Port »4,333,71# for new construction at land are that beef prices hav? ad army air stations would be authorised SubstriptioL under the James bill, reported by tbe vanced eharply. house military committee. Big Excitement« Umatilla “THE BIG PARADE” January 24, 25, 26 Thirteen Thousand Feet of of Excitement Hermiston Transfer WE REPAIR SHOES Oiling Vat BOWMAN BARGAINS-BARGAINS-BARGAINS SHOE SHOP BATTERIES! The Clearance Sale of the Season j Pennock Battery & Tire Shop FOUNTAIN Pairs for ^■1 W O M E N ’S ' F O O T W E A R Bert Mullins | C o m e to B u ster B row n S a le fo r R e a l B a rg a in s T H E F A M O U S 2 FO R 1 We Have Anticipated Come in and give our line the “once over.” SA LE N O W ON H IT T B uster b rown s hoe s tore Has Your Pendleton, Oregon Expired?
