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PAOB TWO THURSDAY, JULY », l i t i THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON Vlpbrntiatan Wrralh Evening service at *:00 p. m. A special lecture will be given on "Why God .Made a Woman.” Don't Published every Thursday at Her mis rnisa It. ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by A welcome for all. Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quirlag, Publishers BAPTIST-CHRISTIAN CHURCH Wallace E. Jones. Pastor. Entered as Second Claee Matter The new church service started December, 190«, Umatilla County, last Sunday morning with the time schedule as follows: Oregon. 10:30 a. m.. Devotional service. 10:50 a. m , Sermon. Subject, ", Subscription Rates: Prlend for You.” One Tear — ............ *2.00 11:20 a. m., Group study period. Six Months ................................... *1.00 7:00 P- m., Christian Endeavor. Three M onths............................... .SO 8:00 p. m., Church service, with sermon subject, "Assisting Christ. Strangers are made welcome. W.C.T.U. TO SPONSOR SILVER : BUS COMPETITION THE INDIVIDUAL HITS RAILROADS AND HIS BANK ooooooooooooooo _________ O O O O O O O O O O O O O O o ♦ IRRIGON NEWS o ♦ O' Mr »"d Mrs. Beecher LouW of Ba n k er> A M O ciatioB P r .r i d .n t By ROME C STEPHENSON Troutdale Ore. are visiting with , A#k> , f U n fa ir A k | , , F retiJn l America» Baakert Autcialioa Mrs. Louis s father, Mr. Hendricks ’• Motorized I , ANKERS recognise that their busl- this week. For Rail Mer ® ness carries especially heavy pub Mr. Jess Oliver who has been in ! lio responsibilities and welcome all Montana shearing sheep returned YORK.—Fair treatment for tha sound measures to home Friday. aid them meet the Mrs. Ollie Coryell who has been motor competition was called for by duties this im visiting in The Dalles for some time Rome C. Stephenson, President Amer poses. Unceasing returned Friday accompanied by her ican Bankers Association, in a recent efforts to bring mother, Mrs. Peterson. address here. He also strongly en about continually Elroy 1-amoreaux and son Ray dorsed “sound economic railway con Improving meth who have been working in The solidation" and praised President Hoo ods to safeguard ver for his initiative in this reapect d e p o s i t o r s In Dalles spent the week end with home "I am very strongly of the opinion banks of all kinds folks. MEDAL DECLAMATORY CONTEST SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON that one of the measures which would have long been up Mr. and Mrs. Vern Jones and fa help materially to put back business permost in the International Sunday School Lesson mily motored to Ione early Saturday where it ought to be is tha Eastern plans of hankers* There was a good attendance at for July 19. morning and spent the day with Mrs. four-system plan of railroad consoli o r g a n is a - the W. C. T. U. meeting held in the Jones's sister, Mrs. Nelson. dation as announced recently follow tlona throughout SOCIAL SERVICE IN THE h. C STEPHENSON Library Thursday afternoon. Several ing negotiations Instituted by Presi Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Grabiel and the nation. They EARLY CHURCH. papers were read which were both dent Hoover,” said Mr. Stephenson. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isom and George ora not the outgrowth merely of tho Acta 4:32-35; 6:1-4; Interesting and Instructive. Mrs. Scarlett were dinner guests of Mr. “Its adoption by tha Interstate Com past year of business adversity, but II Corinthians 9:1-7. Oscar Payne and Mrs, Paul sang a and Mrs. W. C. Tsom and family merce Commission would tend to stabi have been carried on actively for many lize the transportation Industry, fa years and have resulted In great prog duet, accompanied by guitar. Rev. Samuel D. Price, D.D. Saturay. cilitate operation and exert a favorable ress along lines of better, safer bank The new ninte adopted tor this Mrs. Grieves and daughter Norma Christianity la far more than an Influence on business In general. ing methods. Although banking along union at tire meeting was, "‘The Ideal. Its principles can be put Into of Seattle, Wn., arrived Friday for “It is a fact well known to business with all business has suffered reverses, Prances E. Willard Union.” practice. Calvin Coolidge recently a few days visit with Mrs. Grieves’ leaders that our railroads are now fac conditions In this field have been far A silver medal declamatory con ing a crisis. Not only do they need less severe than they would have been said In one of his dally message»: "It father, Mr. Bishop. test will be given in the Methodist Quite a crowd of the home folks protective laws to meet competitive had not hankers been widely success would be difficult to find anywhere church Wednesday evening, July 15 on earth a human being whose life gathered at the school house for an situations arising from Increased nae ful In their endeavors to develop the at (:0 0 o'clock. Both boys and girls has not been modified in some degree all day picnic Saturday. A bounte of our highways and waterways by high standards of banking that now of Junior age will be competitors other carriers, but they need unifica by the Influence of the Christian re ous dinner was served at one o’clock, tion such as the proposed four-system generally prevail. and the public la Invited. No admit The American Bankers Association ligion." Thought of others rather followed by races for old and young. plan provides. Our President has slon will be charged but an offering and bankers* organizations In every than of self is basic. This began Every one had a splendid time. acted wisely in assuming a leadership for the work will be taken. The dance given In the evening in this respect and his move deserves state actively support the principle with th’c Pounder and every true fol was attended by a good sized crowd. the support of every clear-thinking of government supervision of banking. lower has the same idea. The national hanks, which receive Several couples from here atten citizen.” Today the world still needs the Mr. Stephenson declared that the their charters to do business from the • • fullest expression of Christian social ded the Grange dance at Stanfield railroads have served this country "so federal government, are under the su ♦ CHURCH NOTES ♦ ism. As people had need In the Je Saturday night. Mrs. Prank Fredrickson was in superlatively well that we are prone in pervision of the Comptroller of the • • rusalem congregation, provision was our public affairs to overlook our de Currency at Washington. Through his ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ made by turning Into a common fund the Hermiston hospital from Tues pendence upon them and our obliga efficient staffs of expert bank examiners day until Friday for medical treat whatever could be spared. Many tions to them. The past, present and in every section he has the duty and OHMSTIAI SOURCE CHURCHES quarrels resulted over the distribu ment. future progress of the United States Is Mrs. Hugh Grimm and little son Inseparably bound up with their wel powers to keep watch of the way every tion of money. When the apostles 44/'' od” was the subject of the Les- national bank Is being conducted, to ''T son-Sermon In all Churches of faced the situation they realized that arrived at home Friday evening from fare. In neglecting Just consideration for them we are even more neglectful suggest desirable changes in its poli their work of preaching was so great the Echo hospital. Christ, Scientist, on Snnday, July 6. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Alquist and Mrs. of the public’s beet economic Interests. cies or methods and even to step The Golden Text was, “God le that they could not also give ade and take control for the protection the Lord, which hath showed us quate attention to the physical needs Chas. Stewart visited with Mr. and A Question of Public Interest the depositors If such action is wi light” (Pa. 118:27). of the growing Christian community. Mrs. Fred Reiks all day Saturday, ranted. The state banks, also, whi Among the citations which com Mr. and Mrs. J. Berry and family Then the office of deacon was in prised the Lesson-Sermon was the U m a t illa w e re v t .U .n ^ M r . „ H I tl0B M tO h° W mUCh “ Or* P«b»« are chartered by the various state g( augurated and seven were chosen to economic Interest will stand an Inva ernments, are subject to similar t following from the Bible: "Behold. 1 Mrs. Emmett McCoy Saturday. undertake this special type of ser- God la my salvation; I will trust, sion of the welfare of the railroads by pervislon and control by state bai Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brace and fa vice. This office of deacon persists and not be afraid: for the Lord Je forces and difficulties not of their own officials. In addition banks In mai In the church of today and a long mily left Sunday morning for a creating and not within the scope of places have long maintained volunta hovah la my strength and my aong; line of men and women have thus weeks visit with relatives at Seattle. their own unaided powers to combat,” clearing house associations which e he also Is become my salvation” (Isa. 12:2). very honorably served the Lord In Washington. said Mr. Stephenson. “I refer especially force even closer supervision over thi Emil Heline Is visiting her grand to new competitions that are undermin members. Tha Lesson-Sermon also Included helping the poor......... the following passage from the 4f Later the gathering of the poor parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mark ing the hard-earned position of the rail Christian Science textbook, “Sci Bankers Favor Public Supervision fund was an extensive enterprise. ham. roads, not only with the aid of natural ence and Health with Key to the Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Williams mo economic forces but also through the Present laws adequately enforci The Council of Jerusalem decreed Scriptures", by Mary Baker Eddy: that Paul, and the other apostles to tored to Spokane Friday night to vi aid of government policies which, posi contain ample provisions for gover “To those leaning on the sustain the nations, Rhould seek funds for sit Mrs. Williams parents over the tively or negatively, tend to give these ment supervision. Bankers unive ing Infinite, to-day le big with bles competitors undue advantages over the tally believe In strong, capable bankk the poor In Jerusalem when they mi fourth. sings" (p. vtl). railroads. Mrs. Gus Hollett of Goldendale. departments manned by officials wil nistered abroad. The church In Co “It goes without saying that tha rail rinth was held up as an example to Wn.. visited her daughter, Mrs. Jesr roads have no right, nor claim any, so the discretion and courage to enfort HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH the friends in Macedonia quite as we Oliver, Saturday. far as I have been able to discern, to these laws and act under them as tt W. L. Wilson, Pastor. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beneflel and complain at legitimate competition in common welfare demands. They b are urged to measure up to the gift Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. made by another. Thus what arc daughter. Mrs. Nisson and little the fieldj>f transportation, for the pub Here that these public officials slioul Morning worship, 11:00 a. m. Ser called modern fin-in* lal pressure laughters of Walla Walla are visit lio is entitled to the best possible trans be paid sufficient salaries to comman portation at the lowest practical cost. the services of men of character, abilit mon subject, "One of God's Greatest methods In raising money seem to ing in the Chas. Beneflel home. Gift« to the Wofld.” Mr. and Mrs. Jack Browning and But equally does It go without saying and a resolute spirit of public servlci be rather old. family left Friday for Beall, Wn., that this cannot be fairly brought about They believe also that the banking d< using, or by falling to use, the tax partments should be kept free froi for a two days visit with Mrs. by ing powers of government to enable all political or other special lnfluenc Brownings parent». competitive methods of transportation Floyd Oliver returned from Gol- to do things they could not otherwise In order to be able to act at all time dcndale, Wn., Saturday . do as unaided private enterprises, par with single-minded Independence solel Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brace and Mr. ticularly when such action Impairs tha for the benefit of tho public interest. Although banks In the United State and Mrs. A. C. Houghton attended Invested rights held In good faith by the Pomona Grange session at Lex great masses of our people in estab operating under state or national chai T H I D A L L E S , OREGON lished enterprises that ere earring the ters are thus subject to supervision o ington last week. WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER public well.” public authority, they are strictly pr! Mr. Stephenson said It waa not his ▼ate business enterprises. They ar Call and Leave Article* at Hitt’s Confectionery. More than seven billion small fish purpose to argue against such com M A IL 0 X D S B I P R O M P T L Y F I L L E D were produced by U. S. government petitive transportation as the highway owned by their stockholders and ad ministered by officials chosen througl hatcheries during 1930. passenger motorbns and motor truck as such, when conducted under proper the boards of directors which the! conditions and In keeping with publio stockholders elect No bank is owned o welfare and benefit. He declared, how operated by the United States Gov ever, there Is need for serious consid ernment, nor, with one small exceptioi eration whether each competition is In a western state, by any state gov being developed under conditions that ernment. The function of governmen' are unfair to the railroads, because In banking is to promote and enforci either the outright or obecure aid of careful banking administration througl government policy is the deciding eco the system of examination and super vision which I have described. This nomic factor In that competition. however, does not relieve the individu Would Investigate Bus Traffic al depositor from the necessity ol Railroad righta of way, ha declared, judging and choosing carefully as tc OREGON represent tremendous capital Invest hie banking relations, just as In his ments, on which tha railroads have other business or professional rela also heavy current costs to m eet tlons. He must inquire for himself into “They pay every day a million dollars the character and type of Institution In taxes and most of thia la on their and men he shall do business with, rights of way,” ha said. "Also thay satisfying himself as to their reputa spend dally over two million dollars ad tion, reliability and capability. These ditional for the proper maintenance of qualities are essential to complete the way.” He asserted that the motor- element of safety and dependability In buses have not had to pay for their any human Institution. rights of way in any sense that tha rail roads paid for theirs. An Illusory Loa "They have simply taken possession of public highways built by publio funds, both stata and national,” he con The bank deposit guaranty law In tinued, "and thay have extensively any form ta a snare and a delusion, de made thhse highway* vastly lees coo> clares a banker in a state where It has . . . a Number e<fual to the combined Population» of fortable. less sate and less serviceable been tried, adding: “It is a license and for private motorists and others who encouragement to Irresponsible banks Baker, The Dalle» and Pendleton. are contributing chiefly to their crea and banking and penalises capital sol ^ N ln o millions of dollars were distributed by the U n io n tion and maintenance.” vency and prudent banking. It creates Mr. 8tephenson declared that all a sense of security in the minds of tho Pacific as wages and salaries to its 4,965 Oregon employees these matters should ba thoroeghly In unthinking and uninformed that Is quired Into by competent public false and impossible to be realised on in 1930 alone. M ore than 3,400 Oregon families were bodies, both stata and national, with ultimately. To compare It to legitimate wholly supported by this income, which circulated through a view of determining tha equities and tnsnrance Is without reason and ab the avenues of Trade and Commerce w ithin the State, basic public aoonomlc interests In surd. It Jeopardises the solvency of all and contributed greatly to Oregon’s progress. volved, "particularly in reepact to their banka and the safety of all depositors effects upon the nation’s railroads. for the theoretical safety of a few. T h e history o f Oregon's prosperity is inseparably linked “I venture ta say," ha added, “that ' Guaranty schemes always have been, w ith railroad transportation; the State'’• future derent’s ench Inquiries would show whether It 1 are and always will be Impotent, futile Is to tha pubUa interest to let things and disastrous. It Is not new. Has been upon the ability o f the railroads to furnish adequate service. remain as they are. whether tha situa tried, failed and discarded at Intervals Support given to tracks and other unregulated forms of tion calls for a naw haste of motorbns . for more than 100 years In this ceun- and truck taxes to satisfy the equities ■ try. No well-informed, honest and In- transportation impairs the ability of the railroads of tha case or whether It waaM call far • telllgent mind can accept It hi prin- to give adequate service. such drastic aettoa as tha exclusion of I elple or practice. Competent bank su this traffic front 4 pervision and restriction of banks to highways, and tha requtrenMnt that. I territory that will warrant sufficient even as tha railways, N capital Investment and accounts la the part of its own private < only sane and honest coarse and will moot its own righta at way and fise Ita all the guaranty the depositing own malntsnagqq at way ont at ts entitled to aa compared with • tag lficoiM.” • I «finr km »« sffairg,” N™ Send your Cleaning to WEBBER’S CLEANERS O R E G O N S C O N T IN U E D D E P E N D E N T UPON IT th e ir support VEL aa Small Accounts A Strong, Progressive, Friendly Bank that strives at all times to render MAXIMUM SERVICE to all its Depositors. 7 FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Hermiston Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over *50,000. F. B. Swayze, Pres. - R. Alexander, Vice-Pres. - A. H. Norton, Cashier The world's only petrified bridge is formed by a petrified tree which stretches across a ravine near Tuc son, Arlz. 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