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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1930)
CHX HXEMIBTOa HERALD. HWMlSTûJr, ORBGOM. ■ o r---------------------------- i preacher. .Nq one and Mrs Win. Luttrell were Mr. Sunday dinner gueitij nt ilic Lynch home. Published every Thursday at Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon, by J. Oron Artbu* left Monday nljibt (or M. Biggs, Editor and Munugcr. Santiago. Mr. and Mrs. jendrzjewekl and Entered a« Second Class Matter December, 1908, at the postolflce at Her family were visitor« at the Lynch miston, Umatilla County, Oregon. home Friday night. Mr. and Mr». Arthur Alderman Subscription Rates and (amity were visitors at the Ad- Ona Year ......................... ...... - ............................................................................ 12.00 dleman home Sunday. Six Months ........................................ ................................................................. »1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Llebe and family DAIRYING OUR MAIN ASSET. and Glen Siaa were vi»itora at the Lindner home Sunday. When you get to feling blue and think that you are not Peter Norquist waa taken to the hospital Friday night. In pluce of a part of the nation’s biggest industry, thereby being a taking tablets he took poison oart of this industry, just brush off your specks some eve and was cold in a very critical condition ning and do some figuring. The automobile industry has ,e is much improved at this tin been called America’s greatest industry, the steel industry M. M. Shockey and family were has been called the barometer of American business, and Pendleton visitors Saturday. Victor Stockard returned Sun the annual value of all the building done in the United day Mrs. from a week’s visit with her States is less than either of the other two so-called lead folks at Wasco. ers, yet the value of the manfactured products that are Wm. Luttrell made a business trio based upon milk as a raw material exceeds any one of to Hood River Saturday. these great industries by over 500 million dollars. The Mr. and Mrs. Archer of Stanfield were Sunday visitors at the Barn milk produced bn American farms last year weighed 60 ard home. million tons. This is twice the weight of all the pig iron Mrs. Keller was a visitor at the produced by the greatest industrial nation on earth. On Lynch home Saturday. an average in the state of Oregon in a normal year each Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lenz were busi dairy cow brings in $116.00 for her products, of which ness visitors In Pendleton Saturday. $57.00 is for butter alone. For each cow out of product Measles and mumps are raging furiously in Columbia district. ion, the community loses that $57.00 of butter, and for quite Claude Haddox was visiting in Pen each cent decline in the price of butterfat the community dleton over the week end. loses $2.00 per cow per year. That is what the cow does W. O. W hitsett and family were for the community, and the only immediate remedy is to visitors at the Stockard home Sun reduce the surplus—eat more butter and other dairy pro day. Opal Stockard was an overnight ducts. visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Stockard Monday. STEP ON 'ER, CARELESSNESS (The ^rrrnißtun Idratò Eleven persons were killed as the result of automobile accidents on Oregon highways during the month of Feb ruary, according to reports compiled by T. A. Rafferty chief of the state traffic s?juad. Of this number five were pedestrians, four were passengers in automobiles and one was a bicycle rider. A total of 284 persons suffered more or less serious injury in traffic accidents during the month. A total of 1883 accidents were reported during the month of which number 729 were caused by carelessness on the oart of automobile drivers. Seven hundred and sixty-four persons were arrested during the month for violation of traffic laws, resulting in fines aggregating $2,734.45 Warnings were issued to 7400 motorists who were caught in minor violations of traffic laws. For a civilized people, and a state where every precau tion is taken by the highway maintenance department to avoid accidents, the figures above are staggering, and there is only one road of elimination, revoke the drivers license of the careless, the road-hog, speeded and incom petent, not for 60 or 90 days but for the balance of time. KEEP THE DOOR OPEI| ♦ <• ♦ CHURCH NOTES * ❖ ❖ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ CHRISTIAN S9tENCE CHURCHES ttTDeality” was the subject of tho Lesson-Sermon In all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, March SO. The Golden Text was, "The coun sel of the Lord standeth for ever, the thoughts of hts heart to all generations’* (Psalms 33:11). Among the citations which com prised the Lesson-Sermon was the following from the Bible: "Is there a God beside met yea, there is no God; I know not any" (Isa. 44:8). The Lesson-Sermon also included the following passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Sci ence and Health with Key to the Scriptures", by Mary Baker Eddy: "There is but one primal causn, therefore there can be no effect from any other cause, and there can be no reality in aught which does not proceed from this great and only cause. . . . The spiritual reality is the scientific tact In all things" (p. 207). Ex-President Coolidge sagely observed, “When govern ment goes into business, it lays a tax on everyone else in that business, and uses the money that it collects from its . Free Methodist Church Notice competitors to-establish a monopoly and drive them out of The fourth and last quarterly business. No one can compete. When the government meeting this conference year of really starts into a line of business, that door is closed to the Free for Methodist church will be the people. It has always been an American ideal that held In the mission April 4, 5 and 6 the door of opportunity should remain open.” Well said Rev. J. E. Rice, district elder, will Mr. Coolidge, and no one realizes the truth of that state be In charge and w ill preach each ment more than the printer when trying to sell envelopes evening st 7: So and Sunday morning to our customers. Figure out the American ideal from a printers viewpoint—you can buy 500 government envel opes with your return address—no licking stamps—-for 98 cents. Yet the government loses millions each year on the deal. While the other part of Hermiston were argufying and sputterfying, the women of the Farm Bureau Auxiliary delivered tne goods and have machinery ordered for a cannery Now that we have a capable west end man in the race for County Commissioner, let’s go to bat and elect him. Why not have tho fire siren sound at 5:30 A. M. for the next thirtv days so folks can get in an hour or two of hon- est-to-goodneus work in their yards and on that vacant lot near yon? Nn nuestion, the town woul look better and vou would feel better. Howdy folks—notice the appearance in Oregon of the Native Sons and Naked Daughters from California. W welcome you to the playground of America. We bet a dollar if Corbett had of been in Hermiston the other day it would of been “high-hat” for sure—boy the wind carried ’em high. It s just too bad—by the time the kids are over the measles and mumps it will be too late for pa and ma to break out with the spring fever. It would be a beautiful occasion and one we should like to see—pessimists drop out of sight forever. Rev. R. J. Milieu, former distric elder, may be In attendance and as sist. The mission is not as preten tlous nor inviting a place to worshb as some other places but Jesu. preached on the mountain side, ii the wilderness as well as in the syn agogue and Paul preached as he stood jn the stairs, and before King \grippa as a prisoner. Rev. Rice is liked as a m a i l , as a citizen and as can listen to hts sermons without being benefltted. Will you come.? H. L. Beamish, pas- tof. M .E At the M. E. church, the friendly church, Sunday school at 10 A. M. Morning service at 11 A. M., and evening sorvlce. Epworth League, at 7 P. M. You are welcome. O. W. Payne, pastor. Sufficient Capital and Surplus VITAMIN A Enhances a Bank's Strength and safety. It has contributed much to the healthy growth of our Bank. OLD ACCOUNTS VALUED. NEW ACCOUNTS WELCOMED. First National Bank Often fed In the form of cod-liver oil to children Is one of of Hermiston the distinctive features of butter. Capital, S ir p lu i and Undivided Profits O v e r $80,000 This vitamin helps to build up resistance F. B. Swayae, Frts. against pulmon ary diseases. R- Alexander, Vioe-Frosident A. H. Norton, Cashier At this time of the year more than at any other season the liberal consumers of butter realize the energy and stored up health that can be purchased in this year round health food. C O N S O L ID A T E D Truck Lines "There Is No Substitute for Gcod Butter” 35c - - - Empties, /0c Chickens, $1.80 - Empties, 20cl 40c per 100 lbs.\ Apples Groceries - 55c per 100 lbs.\ Hermiston Creamery Co, HERMISTON •• ' OREGON (This Adv. is sponsored by Oregon Creamery Operators Association) NOW class iob. to out. Our price is S2.00. IS THE TIME to tret vour Lawn Mowers in Hermiston Transfer, Agts. shape for Spring. We have the time new and can assure you first- Phone 31 Don't w*it until the grass is ready KNEER’S REPAIR SHOP I WEBBER'S CLEANERS THE D A L L E S, OBEGOH WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Apr. 8-9 X A IL O R D E R S F R 0 M F T L T F I L L E D We Have Used Parts FOR ALL MATTER Hermiston Auto Wrecking House ening and nourishing, it is tasteful too. In addition we carry a full line of the finest cakes and pies, baked on the premises, everything prepared with the purest ingredients and made to represent the utmost in delicious- hets and food vaine. Hermiston Bakery NN NN»NNWP M r. A . C a r t e r E. F. PIERSON, Owner We Buy Used Can N O T E THESE L O W DELIVERED PRICES • FORD ROADSTER .................................................... ......... _________ | 5 g | PHAETON .......- ..........................- ...................................... ...... ............. $s»3 TUDOR SEDAN .................... _.......................................... J_____ ___ $««3 announces A P U B L IC AUCTION COUPE-............................... .............. ...................................................... | ( « s sport C oupe .....................................................................;____gg»3 TWO-WINDOW FORDOR SEDAN________ |7 S 3 THREE-WINDOW FORDOR SEDAN........................ 97(1 CONVERTIBLE CABRIOLET ___ *g«| TOWN S E D A N --------------------------- HU CLOSED CAB PICKUP _______ $«t7 These delivered prices include bumpers and extra tire and tube. Rumble seat la Included la the price of both the Sport Coupe and Convertible Cabriolet Look out Portland, here comes our asparagus. COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES BPSTlAl 1 (By Columbia Dis». School'. I^st Saturday at two o’clo-.k Lila Davidson entertained a group of her friends at a vary pleasant party. The afternoon waa spent In game» and at 4 o'clock refreshments of sandwiches. - pickles," cake and "lee ereans'^wsw »erved. Those present were Lais Barnard. Ann Sommerer Dorcas Throop. Helen Jendrrejewski. Anna belle. Elaine and Jean Spenter, Kila Shockey. Billie Lindner, L » and Tommie Haddox. Donald Shockey and Bernard Jendraeje* 4t|. Frank Snell purchased t ':hev>< I < in Pendleton Saturday. Rohrman Motor Co. To be held each week at the old Tum-A-Lum Lum ber Co. f 5- Listyour : tides for sale at the Herald Office. Authorised Ford Sales and Service •71
