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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1928)
TKK KKBMI8TOB HEBJLLD, HEKMISTOxV, ORKGOX. y COLUMBIA THEATER HERMISTON .ORE. If you had saved your first dim e Saturday and Sunday Jure 30 and 31 “Mike” STARRING MARSHAL NEILAN AND CHARLIE MURRAY. Wednesday and Thursday B IG July 4 and 5 S P E C IA L C£ (paramount (picture And added a dime to it every day, how much would you have? Not Impossible to figure it out. We suggest converting a definite portion of your Income—say ten per cent—into Time Certificates of Deposit. They draw 4 per “Beau Geste” cent interest and are an absolutely safe way of saving money. STARRING RONALD COLMAN The story involves three brothers in the French Foreign Legion. The theft of a million dollar sapphire, the flight of Beau Geste and his two brothers to the Deserts of Africa to save the honor of an English lady and her niece. TW O SH O W S SPECIAL MUSIC First National Bank L PRICES 25-50c of Hermiston Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over *50,000 F. B. Swayae, Pre». R. Alexander, Vice-President A. H. Norton, Cashier WANT AOS FOB SALB FOR SALE—Sour cherries (pie cher ries, at 4c per pound on tree. Come and get them. Also have apricots and peaches in season. Grim Brothers, Irrigon. 42-2tc FOR SALE— Poland China pigs, *6. R. C. Canfield. 40-tfc FOR SALE— Dairy ranch and cows, or will trade. See F. A. Wagner. 41-tfc 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 W 4 4 4 4 4 4 * <• ♦ ♦ HERMISTON LOCALS * ♦ Natives of the Jungles of Africa are ' likely to be of a philosophical turu of I mind, as is Illustrated by the story of ' an old Bantu negro told by Dan 1 Crawford, who spent most of his life 1 as a missionary in the wilds of the Dark continent. ”1 have lived so long in the long grass that I think like the blacks, and I never talk of Western civilization,’’ Crawford told Seton ' Tompson, the nuturalist and writer. ! “But Just when I was coming home and was thinking perhaps tenderly of ' old scenes and faces, I did one night i swank a bit about civiiizatioi to an , old Bantu, who was sitting with me in ' my hut I told him i was going to my own country, where they hud ships that went under the water, ships that went on the water, and still more ships ■ that flew over the water. I told him j that in English houses you turn a tap and the water flows, touched a button ! and the room was flooded with light— ! in fact I gave him a good glowing de- 1 scription of alt the alleged triumphs of I civilization. When I had catalogued I at much as I could remember I i stopped and waited for the old negro i to show his surprise. But lie just ' said: “ ‘Is tha» alt, Mr. Crawford?’ “ ‘Yes, I think It is,’ I replied. “Then very slowly and gravely the old Bantu said: “ ’Well, Mr. Crawford, to be better off is not always to be better.’ ”—De troit News. LODGI DIRECTORY VINEYARD LODGE NO. 20*. L 0. O. F. meets each Monday evening in Odd Fellows' hall. Visiting members <or- dlally invited. W. R. Longhorn, Secretary, Cecil W arner, N. O. PROFESSIONAL CARDS BOYD T. JENKINS, D. M. D. associated with F. V. PRIME, D. M. D. General Dentistry X-Ray and Diagnosis Bank Bldg. Phons Connection Evenlgs by appointment. W. J. W A R BER Attorney-at-Law Hermiston J:: J. A. Birchfield and| Floyd Kneer were Pendleton visitors Tuesday. STA ND A R D O IL C O M P A N Y OF C A L I F O R N I A HERMISTON CREAMERY Full Weight Honest Test Prompt Pay For sale, trade or rent—Three room Relatives here have received word cottage on west side, A. W. Ag from Mr. and Mrs. Sam Carson, for new, 31-tfc mer Hermiston residents, who left two weeks ago for their ranch at Foor sale—A new supply of adding Caroline, Alberta. They ran into machine rolls at the Herald. stretches in Canada where rain had *600 GETS CLEAR TITLE to 45 been falling for 18 days ana made 40 acres of irrigated land at Board- miles in a period of two driving days man, Oregon. Not less than *200 and had to be towed five times cash. Address L. A. Sybouts, Lone through baa places, according to the Rock, Oregon. 42-2t letter. Earl, Lester and Billy ac ONE OF THE SUREST MEANS TO TAKE IS TO MILK COWS companied their parents. Pasture For Rent— 1 mile west of town. S. T. Davit. 44-2tp "Bermuda onions have not done quite so well on the poject this sea miscellaneous son as last year,” said W. A. Mike- POR RENT— 7 room house, modern, sell one day this week, "but we have with Auto Park. See H. E. Hanby. no kick to register over the growth 42-tfc our plants made. We have some that When you »ell your cream to ua you not only help us hut your ire already mature, and they have selves as w ell because ours is a home industry and as we grow our BINDING WANTED, »2.00 per acre. made big bulbs. We’ll have some to strength means a stronger and better project. Phone 58-W-2. 42-2tp put on the market this week, and some growers are already marketing FRYERS for sale. Mrs. Henry Ott. a part of their crop.” Experiments 44c with onion plants shipped in from I WILL TRADE THIS— Modern hotel Texas early In the spring were sta rt E. W. WEST, PROP. all furniehed and going good, in a ’d last year, and results secured good town and on highway, steam caused an increase in orders for this heated and up-to-date. Price spring. Some of the local growers ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I *12,000. Will take equipped dairy are reported to be receiving seven ranch. I also have 180 acres good cents per pound for their early crop. stock ranch, 60 acres meadow, bal Many people are complaining ance pasture; running water all about the prevalence of winds this — TRY THE HERALD WANT ADS— year; lots of outside range. Price *5,000. Will trade for small dairy year, but W. A. Leathers thinks 1928 equipped. C. A. Miller, Wallowa, Ore. is repeating the record established 20 41-ltc years ago in 1908. ”1 recall that we had wind that season all during Henafitching and dressmaking by June,” he said. "It continued until Della Sommers, 1 mile south Echo. July 3, and then hot weather started. Work guaranteed. 41-3tp It woudn't surprise- me if we would continue having wind with hot waves FOR RENT—Good bluegrass pasture of a day or two duration for some for cows. B. J. Nation. 36-tfc little time, after the odd brand of weather we have been having this INSURANCE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSUR season to date.” ANCE COMPANY, Having 8o or more birthday's to JOHN HADDOX, HERMISTON one’s credit results in making a lot Herrnlstot? Second Hand Store. — of people seem old, but A. J. Upham Furniture and Hardware. Harness, of Chicago retains such vigor at that Saddles, Wagons. Wandering Jew ag^ as to make himself an exception slips, 35c dozen. 11-tfc to the rule. He arrived Monday for an extended visit at the home of his MAKE THE DAY END PERFECTLY AT THE — READ THE WANT ADS— son, C. L. Upham. The elder Mr. LOWERS FOR SALE at the Leath Upham is a Civil war veteran. One ers’ ranch. Mrs. Alpha Christley, of his activities during the spring Phone 40-J-3. 36-tfc months has been experimental work in truck gardening to ascertain the Fateh. clock and Jewelry repairing. results of applied paper mulching in See Newell, next door to Sappers. stimulating crop growth and early He spends several hours l l - t f e maturity. a day in such work as a part of his activities when at home. Odd Job Repair» I do calcimining and build cess pools. S. Jensen. 4-tfc AT TH E T H E A T R E We are having two electric fans REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES AND Installed this week so our patrons INSURANCE. J. M. BIGGS, RE may be comfortable as well as enter ALTOR. tained. Then If hot weather returns adequate circulation of air in the —AT- SHELL COMPANY BUILDS theatre will be insured. Construction work on a plant Just west of Hermiston for the Shell Oil Card of Thank» Co. to serve this district Is going We wish to thsnk onr many friends forward rapidly. A big tank lg near ing completion and iUe company's for their expression of kindness and plans are said to Include the con sympathy at the time of the death of struction of a small warehouse. The our beloved. Pear] A. Straw, plant Is going up adjacent to the “LOTS OF PEP” Elizabeth Straw, plants now under operation by the Dorothy Straw, Standard Oil Co. and the Union Oil If Y ou are Looking For Success WE WANT YOUR CREAM Hermiston Creamery Co. After the Grange Picnic is Over Wednesday JULY 4 BIG DANCE Hermiston Auditorium DR. A. E. MARBLE Chiropractor I Treat both Acute and Chronic Dis eases. Office across street from Hurly’s grocery. Phons 481 Office Hours, 10 to 12; 1:36 to 6. Hermiston, Oregon. h s. M c K enzie , m . d - Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat The average old painting lias a more colorful past than has been supposed. Office: 1-2-3 Inland Empire Bldg. Judging by X-ray studies reported Pendleton, Oregon from the Roentgen experiment station at the Vienna Central Institute for Radiology. Three-fourths of the pic JAMES L. SEARS, M. D. tures that have the reputation of being painted between the Fifteenth and Physician and Surgeon Eighteenth centuries are not what Office Phone 733. Res. Phons 712 their proud possessors think they are. i it Is estimated. Some of the “old mas j Office in First National Bank Bldg. ters” ore really not so old, the X-raj , reveals. Some are ns old ns they | WE WORK ON THE SPINE seem, but the name of a great artist has been forged over the signature The Chiropractor works upon the spine, of the real painter, a lesser light ol the same period. A few paintings went To adjust the bones back into line; false color, nt a disadvantage. These This enables the pSwer sent from your canvuses were originally painted by brain, men of the first rank, and later were To cure your disease and end yotsr stupidly covered by entirely new pic pain! tures, much less beautiful. DR. DAVID S. ROWE, Chiropractor and Physiotherapist Among the Ancients It hns been pointed out that the statues and plaques carved tu stone and wood to he seen In the Glzch mu seum prove that the priest rounnnl- tiers of Memphis O.fKH) years ago png sessed a profound knowledge of an atomy. Science, therefore, as aotn one has remarked, Is ns old as art and they have advanced together. Another remarkable fuct In this connection Is that excavations In Italy have brought to light scores of finely finished surgical Instruments for eer tain operations, which are almost It every particular of form like those reinvented In modern times and used by the most advanced surgeons of to day. Towns With Odd Names Specializing in Acute and Chronic Disease. Location, 2 doors west of Postoffice Hours, 10 to 6, and by appointment. Office Phone 303 Res. Phone 31« HERMISTON, OREGON G0LDA E. MUMMA, INSTRUCTOR IN PIANO Student of Wm. R. Boone, organist of First Church Scientist and Temple Beth Israel and Dr. Ernest A. Evans, organist Trin ity Episcopal, Rose City Methodist Church, Portland, Oregon. Many are the towns In Georglu with queer names. There is Agues, Lula HERMISTON, OREGON and Helen; there Is a Stop, a Linger and a Cumslo; and Jlmps, I’oor Robin Canoe, Cash. Kuyk, Dot, Ty Ty Joy Nlekajack, Shin Bone and Asbestos and many more, hut the prize foi ■ I F I T ’ S A J O B O F " brevity belongs to a little settlement In Gilmer county, which was a long time ago named Al, says the Boston Globe. Whether It is a typographical error for Al or whether the resident» ever heard of ttie common and eon ■ CALL US TO DO THE WORK ■ venlent Utile crore-word puzzle «leflnl FOR YOU ■ tlon for n three-toed sloth, the record ’ does not say. i HAULING i 1 ■ ■ We Have the Trucks and | a Experienced Men te Handle the ■ ‘ Business. J Beavers Cleanly Animals Beavers are wonderful housekeepers clean and orderly. Their beds. Which are on the floor a few Inches above the water level, are usually strewn with hit? of bark, grass or loots left from their food, and while they on always damp, they are clean and well drained. There Is no unplpasanl murky odor to their beds. Fresh food Is constantly being brought in and eaten and the refuse carried out. Tin bed of the newly born beaver differs from that of the adult In that it Is softer, being made of grass, leaves, twigs and rootlets that serve as food when It Is old enough to eat. a WE CAN FIGURE WITH YOU 5 ’ ON LONG HAULS ■ Hermiston Transfer a J A colored mammy wns accustomed I to come every Monday l<> do the fam lly washing. Ons day the family heard the following conversation Ink« place between mammy ami tier llttl« son who was lugging at her skirt: “M a.” w hlrcd the youngster, "where j does the lire go when It goes out?' PORTLAND - PENDLETON TRUCK LINE Legal Blanks for Sale at This Office “Hush, child,” she replied. “You'd | Just as well ask me w here your father i goes when he goes ont.” P«ead The Herald Want Ads. Painless Pa rasltl« growths ot a hlgh-pow ered cl»lllziitlôn. o ' h * cynic hus de dared, n g irding the stirpino income of Inllaud Iravifcrs |Otlidmsly hut 'niniin'g Home 1 Cotnpiitd'Ui stdviMte is seep by The iiuidiiilie nt least cm imutpn, wntunfl litiicr. Aim ; .m ’! « ¿:re, a» w riting In U # * W A G N ER A PANK OW 1 ►erenaaers Fred W, Sir»*, Oregosi Signatures of Great Artists Not Genuine ♦ "Getting turkey poults started has been harder work this spring than in ordinary seasons, due to the cold wind that has prevailed so much of the time, but I've had fairly good success with my birds and expect to have a nice flock to sell this winter,’’ said W alter Botkin. “The birds are doing fine now and are old enough that early season problems are about all solved.” 1 Good Hard Sense in Old Bantu’s Comment Expired?
