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THE HEBM1STOE PAGE TWO Leave (or Portland. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hallyburton left Hermiston by motor Thursday Published every Thursday at Her- morning for Portland where they ex ■tatoa, Umatilla County, Oregon by pect to spend a wek visiting frleads and relatives. j M. Biggs, editor and manager. 8lp permutan tyralà Entered aa second elaaa matter Visiting From Qarrizaldi. December. 1101. at the poetofflce at Mrs. J. 8. Nye of Garlxaldl, Oregon Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. Is visiting at the home of her son Sam Nye, of this city. Subscription Xatrg Leaves for School. 91.01 One Tear Eva Woughher left Friday of Iasi Btt MMdkB............ -■ ---------***** week for her school uear Condon. POLITICS CHURCH NOTES "Aa goes Maine, so goes the Nat ♦ ion," la an ancient political aphor ism which la no longer true and prob * « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * * Methodist Church. ably never was. Maine holds its We are going to try out a new pro state elections in September; a prac tice, doubtless, handed down from the gram schedule beginning this comln» days when natives of the Pine Tree Sunday, September 21. With the co State were pretty likely to be snow operation of the young people in th ed In for the winter by November church as well as of the older mem bers, we are planning to hold ser and unable to go to the polls. The elctlon Just held In Maine can vices at the regular hours every Sun be Interpreted by political forecast day, Instead of alternating as w. ers to suit auy partisan point of have been doing In the past. Unde: that schedule Sunday, Sept. 21, then vlcew. The Republicans made clean swep, therefore the Republi will be the regular morning churcl cans will carry everything in other services beginning with Sunday states In November. So some will school at 10 A. M. followed by morn argue. But the Republican major Ing worship services. The evening ity was much less than In 1928, strvloes will begin with Epworth therefore the Republican vote will League at 6:30 P. M. follower bj be cut down enough In closer and evening worship at 7:30 P. M. Your attendance and co-operatioi more doubtful states to elect many Democrats to congress. That is the In each service of the Sabbath da other argument. Neither of them Is earnestly desired. We are sure yoi will gain much by giving your tlm< mean anything. The most significant thing about and attention to the worship of Goo the Maine election, it seems to us, in the Sabbath day services. A cor is that so few voters took the trou dial Invitation is extended to every ble o vote. According to the politi one to come to every service. O. W. Payne, Pastor cal experts of both parties, the people of the United States are Btirrcd to Bapti«t-Chriiti*n Church the depths of their souls by the issues 10 A. M.. Bible school. > r unemployment, the tariff and pro 11 A. M., preaching service, "Our hibition. Uh-huh? Mebbe so. But the people of Maine have more than ■■resentatlon to God." 6:30 P. M., Endeavor hour. their normal share of unempoyment 7:30 P. M., preaching service and the new tariff hits them In dozen places, but they don't seem to WiSTLAND IRRIGATION DISTRICT have been stirred up enough about NOTICE. those things to take the trouble to express themselves at the polls. More Notice Is hereby given that th< ban 260,000 Maine voters cast their board of directors of the Westlan« ballots in the Presidential election Irrigation District, acting as a boar« of 1928; fewer than half that num of equalization, will meet at the of ber, apparently, bothered with voting 'Ice of the district In Hermiston this year. Oregon, on the first Tuesday of Oct Wouldn’t it be funny If the poll »her, 1930, at 8 o’clock P. M„ foi tlclans were all wrong In believing the purpose of reviewing and correct that everybody Is all excited about ing the assessment and apportion politics this year? motn of taxes for the year 1930 tf >e levied on or before the first Tues Meier for Governor Blooms Atop lay In September, 1930. J. W. MESSNER, Mt. Hpod— caption Portland Tele Secretary gram. Better enjoy the flowers Jul 3-3tc Ius while they are fresh. About November 6 th the little flower« Hermiston Irrigation Districi will wilt away, your name will then Notice loom atop the big department store— and service at cost to the pubic— will Notice Is hereby given that th« be on your bargain counters In the >oard of Directors of the Hermiston beaement. rrlgatlon District, acting as a board It Is usual to congratulate the recipient of a desirable appointment but in the case of Kent Shoemaker, who has been appointed chief of the state traffic division, congratulations are rather due to Hal Hoss, Secretary of State, for hie excellent choice, and the state upon the acquisition of valuable public servant. it equalization, will meet at the of 'Ice of the secretary In Hermiston Jregon, on the first Tuesday In Octo- iwr, 1930, at 8 P. M., for the pur- •ose of reviewing and correcting th» Assessment and apportionment of taxes for the year 193o to be levied on or before the first Tuesday in September, 1930. W. J. WARNER, 62 6tc Secretary. Facts to be Believed Commands to be Obeyed, and Promises to be Enjoyed There will be no Thursday evening prayer meeting this week, because many are going to Lexington that evening to attend a church officers banquet. Wallace, E. Jones, Minister Hermiston Baptist Church. C. W. Cutler, pastor. Sunday school at 10 A. M. Morning service at 1’ A. M. Topic, 'Prayer and Push." The Junior choir will display Its tew uniform capes at the morning tervlce. Evening service at 8 P. M. Evan- ;ellstlc preaching. This church entertains the Umatil la Baptist association Thursday and T H E NEW FORD PH A ETO N Friday. Our Junior choir will sing for the association Thursday even ing at 7:30 P. M. All members please be on hand at this time. On account of the association the meeting of the Pioneer club will be postponed until next week. TUBERCULOSIS ASSN. FIGURES SHOW DECREASE As a result of the extenaion of the life span or average length of life and the reduction of mortality from disease, the number of orphaned children in this country has been ap preciably decreased in recent years, according to figures published by a large insurance company. In the productive age period, from twenty to forty-five years, tubercu losis constitutes the greatest cause of death, claiming 22 per cent or ap proximately one out of every five deaths occurring annually in this group, thus making tuberculosis one of the largest contributing causes of orphaned children. While the death rate has been reduced in Oregon and troughout the United States to half that of 20 years ago, over 600 per sons are still claimed by teuberculos- is each year in this state, according to the Oregon Tuberculosis associa tion. This is over one and one-half times as many deaths as were due to accidents handled by the state indus trial accident commission In the past 12 months as per figures contained in the commission's latest report. In 1921 two hundred and fifty-eight, or approximately 50 per cent of the deaths from tuberculosis, occurred be tween the age» of ..6 and 45 years. Organizations engaged In the cam paign against tuberculoais, Including the Oregon Tuberculosis association, urge parents to be on the alert to recognize the symptoms in them selves ae well as In other members of the household. The symptoms Include, among other conditions, con tinued loss of weight, persistent •oughs and colds, recurring after noon temperature rise, loss of appe tite and undue fatigue. The practice of having an annual health examination by the family physician for every member of the family is instrumental in discovering infecton in the early stages, when It is most curable, the association states. The use of the X-ray and sputum tests by competent chest men are also urged for those with definite symptoms. Recent medical publica tions on the subject have been re ceived by the local organization from the National Tuberculosis asso ciation, with which it is affiliated, and can be had free of charge by ap plying at Its office in the Fitzgerald building, Portland. The ossociatlou recently conducted a state-wide cam paign stressing the need of securing early medical attention for persons whi have been in close contact with tuberculosis Infection. Funds from the 1929 sale of tuberculosis Christ mas seals financed the project. Read the Advertisemets A R E A L B A R G A IN AT ‘4 4 0 <1. • . b . D e tr w il, plua / r e l a li t a n d «lei I r e r y . R a m p e r« and «pare »Ira a a t m . ) T he new Ford P haeton is a real bargain at $440 because o f its beauty o f lin e and color, safety, com fort, speed, power, quick acceleration, ease o f control, econom y, reliability and lon g life. Here ia every thin g yon n eed in a m otor tar at an unusually low price. Opening Sat. A. M. Sept. 6 At my Residence on Crossfield Place, First House' South Stewart Servicestation. SPECIA L -F or One Week, I will give 1 Leon Oil Permanent Wave for $7.50 or 2 coming together on the same day, for $10.00. Hair Cuts, 60c Shampoos, 50c kaaiouras, 60c Facial and Scalp Treatments, 76c MARKHAM BEAUTY SHOP Hermi.tea Phon« 521 CALL OR TELEPHONE WEBBER’S CLEANERS Rohrmsn Motor Company The Examiner, official mouth piece for the Hermiston schools, made tta appearance this week. The paper is a weekly affair and edited by Ches ter Johnson. More power to you and congratulations. Keeping a Daily Record of Each Cow Pays Because— 1 It takes the guess out of picking the profitable cow. 2 It puts the brand on the cow producing according to to size, feed and care. 3 It indicat's cows that are likely to be sick. 4 It checks up on milker. 6 It makes milking an interesting job. Not only do you benefit yourself In this way. but also the entire community in whclh you live. The more you earn the more you will spend In your own community. If you zre prosperous we will prosOer. See the county -igcnt lor Information F ir s t N a t io n a l B a n k of Hermiston Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits O ver 650,000 F. B. S w ay«, Pres. R. Alexander, Vice-President A. H. Norton, Cashier CONSOLIDATED Truck Lines NOW % Chickens to Portland $1.57 Coop Hermiston Transfer & Storage Co. J P hon e 31 Go b is t on Union Pacific's Marvelous Neur Train — PORTLAND ROSE 1 THE S A L L E S , OREGON WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Sept. 23-24 Leave Pendleton, Oregon Daily 11; 52 P. M. LO W FARES E N D SEPT. 3 0 F in a l R e tu rn L im it O c t. 31 M A IL O RDERS PROM PTLY F IL L E D L ib e ra l S to p o v e r* G o in g and R e tu rn in g UNION PACIF. BETTER And now we are threatened with a new Independent candidate for Governor. This tlmo a woman. Just as well pipe down men If cstter, chatter means anything, you are lost F. C. Wonghter, Agent Hermiston, Oregon Bakery Foods.. The Umatilla Project Fair Is pro gressing nicely and only two woeks away. Make plans now to attend. BETTER BECAUSE THEY ARE MADE FROM THE YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER PUREST INGREDIENTS BY EXPERT BAKERS By shipping your V E A L , H O G S JUST TRY OUR BREAD. PIES, CAKES, COOKIES, DOUGHNUTS. BUNS AND ROLLS. and P O U L T R Y (live or dressed) to VIC & PHIL PRO DUCE 140 FRONT ST., PORTLAND, OREGON HERMISTON BAKERY ie*. When the cost is no more, why not choose the best? Reference: Hibernia Commercial and Savings Bank. F O U N T A IN S E R V IC E A Lemonade that is known for its qualities. Try one. Other Cooling Drinks. O ur Fount* :n 1« Modern Sporting G ood. M A K E D A IR Y IN G P A Y A Triumph in T rain Comfort FOR DEMONSTRATION ’b*. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I I . HI® HERALD. HERMISTON. 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Tru Blu Graham Crax---------- ---------------------------------- 79e 5 Lbs. New Crop H o n e y --------------------- --------------------------------- 4l)c Chase 4 8anborn Coffee, one of the oldest and beet, 1 Lb......... 43c 5 Lb. Beg Rolled Oats........... ............................ ..................................... 49c 1 Pkg. Cake Flour .— ----------- ------ -------------- -------------------------- |7 e Overalls, Mea’s Women's sn,| Children's................ .......................91-09 REMEMBER SHOES— BUSTER BROWN and FETTERS SHOB8. FOR ALL HAKES Hermiston Auto W reckingHouse X P. PIERSON, Owner Wo Buy D M Can BURNHAMS General Merchandise
