The Hermiston herald., April 25, 1929, Image 6

TH EH EBM ISTO W HERALD. HEEMISTON, OBEOOH.
InstaEs New Machinery.
EDUCATIONAL PREPARATION A GROWING
pv.- REQUIREMENT FOR
*-_ _ SUCCESS IN BUSINESS
Floyd Kneer, manager of Kneer’s
Repair Shop, has recently installed a.
new Shephard lathe w ith a tw enty]
four Inch swing and an eight foot:
bed. W ith this equipment he w ill be
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF ALUMINUM WARE IS NOW BEING
able to handle machine work of any
To Move Office.
I 111 With Flu.
By HAROLD STONIER
Or. A. E. Marble w ill move his: J. O. Pearson, manager of the Black sixe.
OFFERED AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. MANY ITEMS
American Bankers Association
office from a building across the and W hite garage, has been on the
tracks to the office formerly oeeu-lslck list for the past week.
Mr. Motor To Goldendale.
HE great school of Experience is still holding classes in
pled by Or. D. S. Rowe. The b u ild -! Pearson has had an attack of flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl llaker motored i
America, but the scientific spirit of the age has so gener­
lng Is now undergoing remodeling!
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to Goldendale to spend Sunday with
ally invaded the workshops of industry and trade that, they
and w ill be ready for ocepaney soon. Receive Fords.
a
Mr. Baker's parents.
have largely become technical research and
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Dr. Marble expects to be In the new!
Biclman Motors have recently re­
training laboratories in themselves and are
location sometime between now and reived another carlond of new Ford Employed At Tum-A-Lum.
no longer run on the old-fashioned cut-and-
tbs firs t of the month.
'tars.
A. B. See, form erly of Renton,
try methods of former generations when Ex­
Washington, Is now employed at the
perience was considered the only tdStfcher.
It would be hard to find a working force in
local office of the Tum -A-Lum Lum­
Here rom Irrigon.
Hete Over Week End.
J. B. W hite, secretary of the I r r I-
M r. and Mrs. H. W. M cM illan, who ber company as bookkeeper. Mr. See
any pre-eminently successful business or in­
gon Melon Growers association co­ recently moved from Hermiston
dustrial organization in the United States
is thoroughly experienced, having
today but what the dominating leadership
operative, was In Hermiston attend­ Goldendale, Washington, were back worked in the lumber business tor a
is schooled in the scientific principles of its
In town for a visit w ith relatives ovei I number of years.
ing to business matters Wednesday.
specific field, whether manufacturing, mer­
the week end. Mr. M cM illan is.man
chandising or finance. The rapidly advanc­
H u Minor Operation.
ager of the Union Oil company In th< Ill With Cold.
ing standards of business in this country,
Mrs. Nell Boynton underwent an Washington town.
TEAKETTLES, UNIVERSAL PERCOLATORS,
Dan Biggs has been confined to his
with their relentless demands for efficiency
operation for the removal of her ton­ Visits At Pierson Ranch.
home with a bad cold for the past
as the only hope for survival in the competi­
C. E. Jenkins of Lyle, Washington veek. He was threatened w ith an
sils Wednesday morning a t the office
WEST BEND WATERLESS COOKERS
tive struggle for economic existence, has
has been visiting at the Sylvan Pier ittack of pneumonia but Is now con­
of Dr. J. L. Sears.
sounded the death-knell for guesswork and
son ranch. Mr. Jenkins is consider valescing.
WEST, BEND, HIBBARD AND PURE ALUMINUM UTENSILS
slipshod methods.
lng locating In this community.
County Agent Here.
HAROLD STONIER.
As a result, educational preparation in
Chas. Smith, county agent of Mor­
Visiting From North Bend.
ARE INCLUDED IN THIS GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICK
the techniques of commerce, industry and
row county, was in Hermiston as a Leaves For Portland.
Dr. Louis P. Garner of North Bend
finance
are
virtually
essential
to
outstanding
success
in
these
Dr. F. V. Prime, local dentist, lef ¡visited at the home of his parents,
business visitor Wednesday afte r­
fields, as it is alaeady an absolute prerequisite in the various
noon.
for Portland Sunday where he ex Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Garner, on the
recognized professions. This is not to depreciate the value of
pccts to undergo medical treatment project this week.
native ability and experience In busi­
He w ill probably be there for somt
To Milton.
ness, but education after all is merely is the educational section of the Amer
J. W. Clarke, local real »■state time.
lo o f Catches Fire.
a means for helping the Individual to lean Bankers Association.
It was
dealer, made a business trip to the
I Slight damage to a few shingles apply the net good of the accumulated
formed twenty-eight years ago by bank
Ion the roof of the Hermiston hotel experience of many to bis own day’s employees and offleej-s and has been
MJlton^Freewatcr district Wednes Visits At Biggs Home.
day.
Guests at the J. M. Biggs homt resulted from a blaze starting from work—a means for helping special carried on ever since as a voluntary
last Thursday were R. R. Myers of Lo ‘ he chimney last Thursday afternoon. native ability to come into Its own organization. Many students who have
Angeles, California and John BUyet Vo alarm was turned in but Fire more rapidly and surely and for en­ graduated continue their membership
Su: erintendent Here.
abling all classes of ability to gain the in order to give active support to some
E. Allen, district superintend­ of Tigard, Oregon. Mr. Myers Is ai Chief H ia tt, Hoseman Kelley and Lad-
maximum of success to which they type of educational work other thaD
ent of Sw ift & Company, has been uncle of Mrs. Biggs.
lerinan Brownson Immediately rush- are entitled.
the actual class program.
in town for the past few days on
id to the scene where the blaze was
These facts are plainly recognised
The grealer part of the educational
business matters.
promptly extinguished.
by practical, work-a day business In work Is carried on in 200 cities and
Here From Rainier.
Mr. and Mrs. Val K nauf of R ainier
every line. Every progressive busi­ towns In the United States. Here the
ness organisation in America is em­ local chapter of the American Insti­
Ore., were in Hermiston and the sur To Pendleton.
Arrives In Portland.
C. S. McNaught. hay dealer of H er­ rounding vicin ity last week looklnr
H. W . Kelley, chief of police, water phasising the importance of education tute of Banking has Its regularly or
miston, is an arrival at the Heathmn over the project w ith a view
tr uiperintendent, chief tra ffic officer, as never before. Education has come ganized courses of study under super­
to be looked upon as the answer So vision of the national body with local
for the interstate commerce controls locating here.
•unstable, post commander of the lo
many of the problems within the or­ Instructors and directors to fulfil the
sion hearing on rotes for hay.— Morn-1
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al American Lfgion, motoredd to
ganization as well as to problems af­ standard requirements regarding text
Jendleton Tuesday afternoon on busi­ fecting Industry as a whole.
lng Oregonian.
¡Turkey« Hatching.
material, class work and examinations.
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| W . A. Sanders, turkey grower o’ ness. He was accompanied by Mrs
Instructors are recruited from the
Business Organizing Institutes
tclley
and
Mrs.
W.
S.
Boynton.
Truck Line Manager Here.
j ,Il'e project, was in town Tuesday
Institutes tor developing speclrtcally staffs of leading universities, from
C. C. Lovell, manager of the Port-1 W a lte r’s smiles were cracking siin
qualified workers are being operated members of the legal profession and
from among accountants and bank
lond-Pendleton freight truck line stn- I'ltaneously with the turkey eggs out
ot organized tn many fields of com­
Try those New Bobolink Hose
men who have made a record In some
tlned at Pendleton, was In Herifilaton oil Ills ranch..
Mr. Sanders rsportf
mercial
and
industrial
activity.
These
New Spring Shades, $1.00
Tuesday looking after business con­ that his 1929 crop of turkeys Is lr
Institutes are trying various types of field of activity in hanking that marks
nected w ith the local agency o f the the process of hatching and are look
educational work with a distinct trend them as experts. All Instructors must
llna.
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toward more and more emphasis upon he approved by the national organiza­
lng fine.
tion. They are compensated by the lo­
education for the tank and Ole of busi­
cal units. The students pay tuition,
ness employees of all grades.
Old School Mate Visit».
’Irr’ From Stanfield.
We have been having business fail­ in which they are frequently aided by
Roy Holmes, contractor from Con­
Jim Lane, chief of police of Stan­
ures In this country at the rate of their employing banks, and this, to­
don, is visiting at the J. M. Norton field, was a business visitor In Her
about 2.000 a month. This score speaks gether with contributions made by the
home this woek, Mr. Holmes and •olston Tuesday.
for Itself. It fs glaring evidence of In­ banks for general classroom overhead,
Mr. Norton were old tlmo schoolmates
competence on the part of thousands finances the educational program.
back In the old country of Missouri
of business men in handling the prob­ Education a Pathway to Advancement
Leading hanks in various parts of
lems Inherent tn their Helds of en­
l lie country arc Insisting that their
deavor.
The
detailed
records
show
Purchases Sedan.
that practically 75% of business fail­ employees take work In the Insti­
Leslie Thompson of U m atilla re­
ure In this country is due to lack of tute. This Is frequently a part of
cently purchased a now Chevrolet six
training and competence on the pari their contract ot employment at the
sedan from the Black and W hite gar­
of those who failed. This is conclu­ time they enter the bank. It is also
age In Hermiston.
sive evidence that no one can afford now quite generally understood in the
Special for Campbell Soup Week
to
undertake executive business re­ field of American banking that study
6 cans, all kinds............... 57c
sponsibilities without adequate educa­ in the American Institute of Bank­
Give Card Parties.
tion and training. It Is for that reason ing is considered one of the basic
Diamond W Peaches, 2 Via....
Mrs. 0. C. Pierce and Mrs. George
that every enlightened business organ­ factors in the promotion of the in­
Crn ............... ;..................... 23c
TVagnor were hostesses at a series of
ization Is today Insisting aB never be­ dividual to a place of Importance in
two card parties last week at the
Serv-us Sauor Kraut," 2 ^ s ...
fore that Its employees take advan­ a bank.
Pierce home the first on Wednesday
Can ................................
18c
tage of some type of technical train­
The Standard Certificate of the
evening and the second Friday eve­
ing.
American Institute of Banking Is an­
H ighw ay C o rn ...........................
ning. Six tables of 500 were In play
American banking Is fortunate and nually gaining r greater and wider
2 erns ............................... 25c
at the Wednesday party w ith the
CASH AND CARRY PRICES PREVAIL IN ALL GOODS IN THIS
haB Just cause for pride In that It has recognition among practical bankers
prlxe for high score going to Mr. and
a record of twenty-eight years of defi­ throughout the United States. These
I'l'R A W HATS, all kinds: Dress.
STORE
nitely organized educational activity certificates are coming to have the
Mrs. H. E. Fhescly. Second hono's
garden, sport aud play hats.
among Its workers to Its credit for de­ same Importance in the banking world
were won by Mr. end Mre. Earl
Jt at the hat for these hot days.
veloping trained bankers. People in that certificates of education have In
Baker, and the consolation by M r
Overalls and Jumpers—-A very
banks In large numbers are taking the field of the general professions
and Mre. Nell Boynton. Frldny eve­
good overall, fu ll size, well
advantage of the educational opportu­ This Is a practical example and one
ning guests to make up five tables of
stitched, pre-shrunk, either sus­
nity given by the great non-commercial thoroughly well demonstrated by sea­
urdoch a
cards were Invited. High score was
pender or high back, $1.75.
college of the banking business, the soned experience of the new spirit of
won by Mr. and Mrs. Rnymond E llio tt
The Corporal loose leg pants
American Institute of Banking. They
American business.
Pendleton with second honors go­
see on every hand evidences of the
for boys, all the rage these days.
valse of the training It gives. Of the
ing to Mr. and Mrs. H. W Kelley anil]
ONE COW VS. ONE DOZEN
10.000 graduates of this Institute, 70%
PH O N E 171
the consolation to Miss Margaret Mc­
now occupy official positions is Amer­
Devitt and George Wagner.
ican banks. The other 30% are still
"Why milk twelve poor cows when
too young to have attained such one good cow will do the work of the
Visits From Benton City.
heights. Here Is an example and an twelve?” asks the bulletin of the
Miss Franres Johnson of Benton
encouragement to the people of all American Bankers Association Agri­
J’ lty, Washington, was a guest at the
lines of business.
cultural Commission. It declares that
cra n k L ittle home Saturday.
Miss
The American Institute ot BanMng analysis of more than 100,000 Indi­
Johnson Is a teacher In the Benton
YES MA’AM, WE’LL BRING IT
has a membership of 64.320. Of these vidual yearly records from cows on
C ity high school and is a sorority
RIGHT OVER!
33,851 are class enrolments, compris­
• W S M I 8 T O K 1 H o u s e O F Q U A L IT Y A N D S I S V I C e ’
test In dairy herd Improvement asso­
sister of Miss Iris Little.
. . “Ready” and “W illing” to give
ing younger bank people, both men
ciations Indicate that on the average:
and women, who are learning the sci­
you every service— phone, delivery,
Paints House.
Cows that produced 100 lbs. butterfat
entific
technique
of
their
chosen
busi­
charge accounts and at savings
O. C. Pierce Is busy this week giv­
a year returned $14 each over feed
ness at the same time they are en­
which only group buying can accom­
ing his house a eont of paint In pre­
cost:
gaged tn the practical work of earning
plish. You are invited to do all yonr
paration for the spring and summer
their livings at IL The difference be­ Cows that produced 200 lbs. butterfat
Food Buying Here.
months«.
a
year
returned
$54
each
over
feed
tween the 33.851 enrolled In classes
cost;
and the 64.320 total membership com­
prises older bankers who hare taken Cows that produced 300 lbs. butterfat
Goes To Pendleton.
a year returned $96 each over feed
the Institute courses In the past or
M ist Ethel Kennings visited with
cost:
are at the present time sponsoring
friends in Pendleton Saturday and
some type of educational work in the Cows that produced 400 lbs. butterfat
Sunday.
a year returned $138 each over feed
organisation.
cost;
Banking Educates Its People
Attends Dance.
Cows that produced 600 lbs. butterfat
It has been estimated that there are
Miss Iris L ittle was a visitor on
SERV-US CORN & GLOSS STARCH
a year returned $178 each over feed
probably 375.000 bank officers and em­
Two for ...........................
ths
W hitm an campus
In W alla
cost;
ployees tn the United States at the
W a lla last week-end where she a t­
In
other
words,
one
500-pound
pro­
present time. These figures would
tended the annual formal dance of
mean that about one banker In eyery ducer will return $10 more over feed
SERV-US SIFTED SWEET PEAS
lha Delta Gamma sorority.
eix Is either enrolled In Institute cost than twelve 100 lb. producers.
Two for ........................................
classes In banking or Is actively sup­ Thia does oot take Into account,
$4.00 PER HUNDRED CUBIC FEET
porting some educational function of either, the added labor of milking and
I Totor To Fossil.
the organisation. No statement could caring for the larger herd, or the
Mr. and Mrs. George Newell and
Serv-us Fancy Sliced Pineapple, 2s
possibly give more emphasis to the much greater expense ot providing
children. Carmen and Junior, motor­
Two for ..........................................
importance placed on education by the stable room for a doaen Instead of a
ed to Fossil for a week-end visit with
banklog Interests of America than tingle animal. The figures are based
relatives of Mrs. Newell.
oa farm prices from all parts ot the
these facta.
SNOWDRIFT
This American Institute of Banking country.
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Specials Saturday-Mon.
April 27-29
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Good Heavy Pine Box Wood at
4 cents per cubic foot.
Here Prom I * Grande
V lstn ra In Hermiston over the
r eek end were Mrs T. H . G aither and
daughter Mlaa Anna of La Grande
"h e G rit hers arc former residents o f'
C'ls enn m iin lty an(, motored down
lo r a visit w ith friends here.
Pebj-ts Iron Trip.
Oral Henrlcksen. project farmer,
return-*! lest weak from a trip that
t*»oh M m to various southern Oregon
•Mid V llam ette valley points.
45c
55c
H eavy Fir Slab W ood at
$7.00 Per Cord
95c
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