PACE TWO
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
THURSDAY, F EBRUARY 1», 1938
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tak e from th e farm er of th e in te rio r been for this the a d m in istratio n
of Mr». Ja c k C h erry Tuesday a fte r
any o p p o rtu n ity for n av ig atio n im program desired by th e governor $
♦ noon.
Lew B row nell re tu rn e d from a
P ub lish ed every T h u rsd ay a t H erm is provem ents th a n a n y th in g else now and p lanned by C om m issioners A ins ♦
(JMATILLA NEWS ITEMS ♦ w eek’s v isit in P o rtla n d F rid ay of-
w o rth an d H anley and
him self,
ton , U m atilla C ounty, O regon, by in s ig h t.”
ternoon.
It is not necessary to an sw er such would now have been well under
P au lin e M. Stoop and A lfred Q uirlng,
Joe Reeves of Los A ngeles, Cal.,
way.
silly claim s b u t we w ill do It a n y
visited a t th e Ben Spencer home
P u b llsh ers.
Sunday.
Umatilla
Victorious.
We approve his stan d for economy
way.
P ete T illson an d son Cloyd le ft
E u tere d as Second C lass M atter
S a tu rd a y evening th e U m atilla
1. T he U m atilla rap id s bill pro- it had been carried on in a m an-
D ecem ber, 1906, U m atilla C ouuty, vides for no Irrig atio n . T h a t fe a tu re , n cr to •PPe a r o th erw ise th an a move g irls defeated th e Irrig o n se x te t on fo r P o rtla n d th e firs t of th e week.
th e local floor w ith very little oppo Mr. T illson re tu rn e d , b u t Cloyd will
Oregon.
is left In abeyance, as is proper. ,o r t,le a P P“ »>«e»ty.
n . T he score being 50-3. The w ait u n til his c ar is repaired.
C ongress can specify in a few w ords, I "I*1« new comm ission is m ade up sitio
T he m any frie n d s of L ucille W il
line-up
for U m atilla was— fo rw ard s,
S u b scrip tio n R ates:
if it so desires, th a t no new land be
" r W ash b o rn of E ugene, Mr. R u th Thom pson and Louise B yrne«; son a re very soi ry to h e a r of her
One Y ear .......................................... >2.00
b ro u g h t u n d er cu ltiv a tio n for 100 j S cott o t P o rtlan d , and Mr. A ldrich cen te rs, .Pearl B u rch ett and Bernice sudden d eath . Miss W ilson was a
Six M onths ..................................... >1.00
m em ber of the sen io r class of the
years. T h en w hy should any o n e be
P endleton. G eographically it is B y tn es; guards. Jo sep h in e C onnell U m atilla h ig h school.
T hree M onths ........................................ 60
and B lanche Pike.
“ cru sh ed ” ?
th u s an ideal a rran g em en t. Two
Mr. an d Mrs. E. R. Ash m otored
~
u
.
..
| com m issioners a re rep u b lican s and
to
A rlin g to n Sunday.
2. As to th e pow er fe atu re, th e . . . . . .
„
High School Boys Lose.
th e th ird a dem ocrat. T hus both
Mrs. Veig gave a tu rk ey d in n e r
survey by th e arm y en g in ee rs show s
; m ajo r p o litical p arties are repre-
F rid ay evening on the H erm iston T uesday ev en in g for the follow ing
p laln ly and specifically th a t pow er
floor, th e U m atilla high school g u e sts: W. H. Bloom, Miss Alice Dy
sented.
may be g en erated a t U m atilla more
lioopsters w ere defeated by one p o in t er, Miss Ju d y Pope and Miss S ara
by th e H erm iston q u in te t, th e score Rix.
cheaply th a n u n d er any co m p ara
F rid ay evening a fte r the H erm is
being
16-15. U m atilla lin e-u p w as:
“ E very board, every person h a n d ble p ro ject on th e riv er. It show s
F orw ards, Cecil T ippie a n d D onald to n game, th e H erm iston high school
lin g public money, should p ublish th a t pow er from U m atilla can be
CHURCH NOTES
< H arry m an ; center, Devee B row n; in v ited th e U m atilla high school
an acco u n t of It.”
delivered an d sold In P o rtla n d more »
g uards, Lyle Brow n and Roy B ray, m em bers to a p a rty given in honor
cheaply th a n pow er from W arren -
of th e w in n in g side of th e “ Red and
G reen” contest.
T he ev en in g w as
dale. W hy is Dr. B lack w o rry in g '
Grade
Boys
Win.
AFRAID OF WHAT?
sp en t in dancing.
over th a t fe a tu re ?
BAPTIST CHURCH
F rid a y evening th e sev en th and
Ilr. C lark Black, e rstw h ile p re si
3. If th e U m atilla p ro ject would
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1 0 :0 0 A. M., Bible School.
WE TOO, STRIVE FOR SUPREMACY.
eig h th g rade boys b a sk etb all team ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ < • ❖ ❖ • { > < • <8>
d en t of the C olum bia V alley asso re ta rd th e o p p o rtu n ity for th e devel
1 1 :0 0 A. M., T he new pastor, Rev. defeated the H erm iston boys on the
F ir s t in Peace and firs t in W ar — firs t in th e h e a rts
ciatio n , seem s in sp ired by a g re a t opm ent of n av ig atio n on th e Coium- E. J. Caln of P o rtla n d , w ill speak I H erm iston floor by a score of 9-40.
•>
PINE CITY NEWS
♦
of h is co u n try m en — th a t is w h a t has been spoken of G eorge
fe a r th a t th e U m atilla rap id s p ro bia w hy does th e w ar d e p a rtm e n t I a t th e m orn in g and evening service. The line-up follow s: F o rw ard s. B us <•
♦
ie r Lane and Gene H y a tt; cen ter,
W a sh in g to n . Those of us w ho h ave stu d ied th e c a reer of th e
je c t may be built. How o th erw ise include th e p ro ject in its series "A ”’j 7 :3 0 P. M.
P re ach in g service E lto n
F ro m d ah l;
guards, L oran
g re a t G eneral an d P resid en t k n o w how w ell he m erited th is re p
a re we to acco u n t for th e tru ly re p lan s an d In its series “ B ” plan s? | w ith special m usic for both m orn C aldw ell and Gene Tonis.
Mr. and Mrs. Eb H ughes sp en t
u ta tio n . J u s t as W ash in g to n w as FIR ST in e v e ry th in g he u n d e r
m ark ab le views of Dr. B lack as set W hy did C ap tain Mayo, divison e n in g an d evening,
E verybody wel-
W ednesday a t th e C. H. B arth o lo
took, we too a re s triv in g in o u r own w ay to be F IR S T in th is
fo rth in th e follow ing from an Ore g in eer some y ears ago, say th a t the come.
Town Team Victorious.
mew home.
city In th e service we ren d er.
g on ian sto ry ?
U m atilla p roject 'i s a p a rt of th e
T he U m atilla tow n team m et th e
Mrs. J. S. Moore, A udry an d R us
“ T he U m atilla rap id s p ro ject, de- I w ar d e p a rtm e n t’s app ro v al p lan for
BAPTIST-CH RISTIAN CHURCH
H erm iston tow n team F rid ay on the sel Moore w ere business v isito rs in
d a re d I)r. ( lark , has no ch an ce to th e developm ent of th e C olum bia?
W allace E. Jones, P astor.
H erm iston floor and S a tu rd a y even E cho and H erm isto n T hursday.
w in as an irrig a tio n schem e because Since th e o b stru ctio n s to n av ig atio n
ing
on th e home floor. B oth n ig h ts
1 0 :2 0 A. M., Com m union Service.
Mr. and Mrs. C harley M orehead
H erm iston was defeated. ’’’he e-ore
th e farm ers of to e n o rth w est and betw een U m atilla an d Pasco a re con
of H erm iston
1 0 :3 0 A. M., Song service and de F rid ay .night w as 20-15 and S a tu r- and children,B obby and Deipha,
th e n atio n a re b eing cru sh ed out of sidered serious, how can th e devel
C apital, S u rp lu s and U ndivided P ro fits Over >50,000.
votional.
lay n ig h t, 54-20.
¡pent Sunday a t th e D an L indsey
existen ce toduy th ro u g h o v er-p ro opm ent of th a t sectio n of th e riv er
10:65 A. M., Serm on
subject,
F. B. SWAYZE, President
R. ALEXANDER, Vice-President
hom e a t A lpine.
duction. As a pow er pro ject it a p re ta rd n av ig atio n ?
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E
rw
in
C
hapm
an
“W h at C rucified Je su s.” Ju n io r
A.
H.
NORTON,
Cashier
D. M. DEETER, Asst. Cashier
Tom
O
'B
rien
w
as
a
v
isito
r
in
the
p a re n tly has little hope, because of
nd d a u g h te r F ran cis sp en t
the
If th e U m atilla p ro ject has no I ch u rch ,
week end w ith Mr. C hap m an ’s par- P ine City g rad e school F riday.
its d istan ce from th e bu y in g m ar
ch ance w hy a re its enem ies fig h tin g I 1 1 :2 0 A M„ T eaching service.
Mr. and Mrs. B u rl W a tte n b u rg e r
'n ts. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. C hapm an
k e t.”
it so vicio u sly ?— E ast O regonian
6 :3 o P. M., C h ristia n E ndeavor, In P endleton.
'.nd c h ild ren J u n io r and L ucille, also
As to n av ig atio n , he said, “ th e
M r. and Mrs. V ivian M artin and
both J u n io r and Senior. The sub
Miss E lsie S tra in sp en t S unday af
N aom i, Jo h n and R ussel Moore a t fall, says C. B. B u ch an an , J r ., of
U m atilla dam w ould create an iso
SELF-INTEREST.
je c t for discussion S unday n ig h t Is 'a n g h te r A nnabelle from Toledo, ernoon a t th e Ollie N eill home.
tended th e dance a t E lso n ’s F rid ay G aston. O ther W ash in g to n county
hre., visited w ith frien d s and re la
lated pool ab o u t 35 m iles long, w ith
M arion F inch m ade a business n ig h t.
Now th a t th e new s ta te high w ay on th e “ F a th e r of o u r C ountry, tives In U m atilla over th e w eek end.
dairym en offered evidence to prove
150 miles of o rd in ary riv e r ch an n el
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es B yrnes and trip to Echo S atu rd ay .
com
m ission has been ap p o in ted a f George W ash in g to n . P a u lin e Stoop
Lou and E a rl W a tte n b u rg e r m ade the value of L adino clover u n d er ir
on each side. It w ould do m ore to
d a u g h te rs V erna and Jo an m otored
P u p ils w ere excused from school a tr ip to W alla W a lla S a tu rd a y rig a tio n a t a recen t irrig a tio n m eet
te r th e re sig n atio n of J. C. A in sw o r is th e leader.
M onday
7 :3 0 P. M., P reach in g service. to W alla W alia, W ash.,
W
ednesday
to a tte n d th e fuiferal of w here th ey purchased a good m any ing cailcd by W . S. A verill, assis
th and W illiam H anley, C harles K.
w here th ey vfisited w ith re la tiv e s
little R uth Bowm an, but school was bee supplies and also some m ach in e ta n t co u n ty a g en t.
S paulding, th e th ird
m em ber who Serm on su b ject, “ R u n n in g W ell.”
and frien d s for several days.
Mrs. N ora B erw ick has re tu rn e d not dism issed.
suffered a t th e han d s of th e g o v er
ry for th e L onora P ro d u ct com pany.
METHODIST CHURCH
rom a sh o rt v isit w ith frien d s and
EU G EN E— S te w a rt H u rd of Co
Mr. a n d Mrs. Tom B oylen, Jr.,
n o r’s ax, comes o u t w ith th e s ta te
Mr. an d Mrs. Joe F oley and Mrs.
O. W. Payne, P asto r
•eiattves in P o rtla n d .
burg.
in cooperation w ith C ounty
in
d
ch
ild
ren
G
erine
and
Tomm
y
K
ay
m ent th a t “ he feels he has done a
O. F. Thom pson a tte n d e d th e fu n eral
Jessie Klages of H erm iston sp en t
T he Sunday school of th e M etho
Agent O. S. F le tc h e r, s ta rte d a dem-
nent th e week end a t th e ir ran ch .
good Job w hile on th e com m ission.
‘he
week
end
w
ith
h
er
frien
d
Doro-
of
Mrs.
M
athew
s
a
t
P
en
d
leto
n
Mon
d ist ch u rch has set a goal of a one-
in s tra tio n tr ia l d u rin g J a n u a r y on
hy M attice.'
Mrs. C. H. B artholom ew and O. F. day.
Does Mr. S p au ld in g feel th a t his ef
h u n d red a tte n d a n c e before E aster
the
control of quack grass. Sodium
L
ittle
A
llan
H
y
att,
sm
all
son
B
artholom
ew
w
ent
to
P
endleton
fo rts to d ra g th e in te rn a l a ffa irs of
W. D. N eill m ade a business tr ip
and u rg e n tly req u est your coopera tf Mr. and Mrs. U rsel H y a tt, w as
ahlorate applied dry w as th e tr e a t
Monday
w
here
th
ey
atte
n
d
e
d
th
e
fu-
th e h ig h w ay com m ission in to a
to
H
erm
isto
n
S
atu
rd
ay
.
tion in re ach in g th a t goal. You w ill tak en to the H erm iston h o sp ital S a t
m ent used.
e ra l of Mrs. Tom M athews.
Mr.
public a re n a for th e e n te rta in m e n t
Lee V inson sp en t S atu rd ay n ig h t
find a class w ith a co m petent te a c h u rd ay w hen his cold began to devel-
ípe in to pneum onia. He is reported ind Mrs. M athew s form erly lived on a t th e S w ag g ert home.
of th e poplace are w o rth lau d in g as
A. TORIA— T he Im portance of ru -
er. reg ard less of age.
Come next very m uch b e tte r and w as b ro u g h t
B u tte r C reek on w h a t is now the
accom plishm ents? The h ighw ay de
al people becom ing as n e a rly self-
S unday a t 10 :0 0 o ’clock.
home Monday.
Boylen ran ch .
HILLSBORO— Cows fresh en in g in
p a rtm e n t Is one of th e biggest e n
u s ta in in g as possible th ro u g h the
Mrs. Nora B erw ick and Mrs. H. D.
E v en in g w orship service a t 7:30
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. N eill w ere b u th e sp rin g a n d p a stu re d on L adino n a in te n a n c e of y ear-ro u n d g ard en s
te rp rises In th e sta te , and involves
B
ram
ar
m
otored
to
P
en
d
leto
n
S
un-
,
. .
.n e x t Sunday, preceded by th e Ju n io r
clover produce b u tte rfa t a t a low er is b eing stressed in C latsop county
too much to risk th e loss of public
g en io r u
servjces whJch iay w here they visited w ith Mrs. W. siness v isito rs in H eppner F riday.
Miss N ancy K ononen is ill w ith cost th a n cows fre sh e n in g -in th e ' v C. L. F m ith, co u n ty agent.
confidence *"
in 118 c«™n»i8Sion and open8 prom p, |y a t 6 :3 0 . You are "). M iller and Mrs. T. O. W aller, both
of U m atilla w ho a re ill a t th e St. the flu. She w as u n ab le to a tte n d
road program .
I T ’S
Vnthony h ospital in P endleton.
welcome to these services.
In
m
ak
in
g
th
e
sta
te
m
e
n
t
"m
y
P a u l W alsh an d W allace M ahoney tchool T h u rsd ay of last week and
BUY
M onday ,8 W ash in g to n ’s b irth d ay
SMART
sole object in accep tin g th e ap p o in t
e tu rn e d F riday from a . sh o rt busi- also M onday of th is week. Miss Ne
and w ill be observed 1n th e church less tr ip to P o rtla n d and T illam ook.
va N eill is te a c h in g in Miss Kono-
m ent to th e com m ission a y ear ftgo
A DOLLAR’S WORTH
w ith a d is tric t co n v ention of th e
Mrs. E lm ore McKenzie, is finite ill n e n ’s place.
w as to place tli© a fra lrs of th e de
Clip this coupon and mail it with $1 for a six weeks’ trial lubsrription to
M ethodist p asto rs from P endleton, i t h er home w ith a severe cold.
Mrs. R ay A pplegate sp en t F rid ay
p a rtm e n t on a business b asis,” M r.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. W alsh m otored
H eppner, and A rlin g to n . Dr. T. D.
at th e F in ch home.
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
S p au ld in g
ap p a re n tly
is
m erely
‘o
The
D
alles
T
h
u
rsd
ay
w
here
they
Y arnes, d is tric t su p e rin te n d e n t, and visited friends. T hey re tu rn e d home
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. W a tte n b u rg e r
Published by T h « C h r ist ia n S c iin c i P u bl ish in g S ocibty
consoling Ills own belief in his suc
th e Rev. C. T. A ndrew s, s ta te d irec Monday evening.
Boston, M assachusetts. U. 8. A
have been very fo rtu n a te In discov
cess a t o b ta in in g cheap p u b licity for
In it you will find the daily good news ot the world from It« 800 special writers
to r of relig io u s ed u cation, w ill also
Mrs. C linton H arvey has re tu rn e d e rin g a m ine on th e ir place. F rom
Keep them
him self before lau n ch in g o u t on a
as
well
as
departments
devoted
to women s and children’s Interests, sports, music
be here. P o t luck d in n e r w ill 'b e lo h er hom e in P o rtla n d a fte r sp en d
finance, education, radio, etc. You will be glnd to welcome into your home so
th e sandy su b stan ce of th is m ine,
p o litical career. No business can ru n
a«,n aJlvf CRt^ 2L pe?£e aPd Prohibition. And don’t miss Snubs, Our Dog.
ing
th
e
week
w
ith
h
er
fa
th
e
r
Jo
h
n
R E P A IR E D
and the 8undlal and the other features.
served a t noon and
o u r re g u la r
th ey a re m aking a polish and c le a n
P eterson here.
sm oothly and e fficien tly w h ere th ere
q u a rte rly conference follow ing the
T h « C hristian S cicnc « M onitor , Back Bay Station, BostonTM asT
Scott
B
row
n
is
ill
a
t
his
hom
e
ser.
The
polish
is
now
on
th
e
local
Is fric tio n betw een Its heads.
Please send me a six weeks’ trial subscription. I enclose cne dollar ($1).
luncheon. E very m em ber of the here and is believed to have to n s ili
m a rk e t by th e tra d e nam e of "L ono
The commission’s program has ch u rch is urged to he present.
tis.
ra
.”
It
is
know
n
as
th
e
L
onora
P
ro
been delayed In development due to
Mr. and Mrs. Joe L aC hance are
(Name, please pr.nt)
the p aren ts of a baby boy born S a t d uct Company.
the lack of cooperation on the part
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
CHURCHES
urday.
Feb.
13,
a
t
th
e
ir
hom
e
here.
Miss O leta N eill sp en t S a tu rd a y
(Address)
of Mr. Spaulding, and had It not
The baby h as been nam ed Jim m ie w ith Mrs. M arlon F in ch an d c h ild
44Coul” was the cubject of the
Joe.
(Town)
(8 tate)
Lesson-Sermon in all Churcht i
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge K en d ler m o ren. T hey have been sick w ith the
t.a.a.e .
tored to P en d leto n on business S a t flu fo r some tim e b u t are recovering.
of C hrist, Scientist, on Sunday,
urday.
February 14.
Mrs. T. O. W aller w ho has been 1
The Golden Text was, “The Lor I
HOT LUNCHES
for several w eeks in th e H erm isto
is good unto them th at wait fcr
hospital an d w as la te r rem oved t
him, to the soul th a t seekoth him.
t h ; P endleton h ospital, is re p o rte
REFRESHING DRINKS
It is good th at a man should bo h
a little b e tte r an d Is being allow e
hope and quietly w ait for the sal
com pany.
vation of the Lord” (Lam. 3:25,26).
P ete McNabb and son R aym on
SPORTING GOODS
have re tu rn e d from a sh o rt tr ip t
Among the citations which com
P
o
rtlan d w here R aym ond w as unde
prised the Lesson-Sermon was ti s
th e doctor's care for several day!
following from tho Bible: “Foraal e
Miss A letha Z ller of P o rtlan d Is vi
the foolish, and live; and go in ti e
s itin g a t th e P ete M cNabb home.
way of understanding” (Prov. 9:61.
Mrs. W. O. M iller who w as tak e
The Lesson-Sermon also incladt I
to the P en d leto n h o sp ital w hen
TUONE 100
the following passages from t ’ o
HERMISTON, OREGON
cold developed pneum onia, is muc
C hristian Science textbook, "Srl-
better.
enca and H ealth with Kev to tl a
E dw ard C om pton of M essner visi
ted w ith his frien d s in U m atilla ove
S criptures”, by Mary B aker Eddy:
th e week end.
“ Metaphysics ro3olves things in o
Miss A nnie W u rs te r w as absen
thoughts, sed exchanges the ob
from school M onday and Tuesda:
jects of cense for til? ideas of Sou!.
w ith a severe cold.
These ideas are perfectly real and
Mr. and Mrs. Dave R oberts o
tangible to ap iritm l consciousness,
P endleton visited w ith Mr. and Mrs
and they have this advantage over
Jo h n W u rste r Sunday.
the objects and thoughts of m ater
Mr. and Mrs. W endall L ew ellyi
re tu rn e d from P o rtla n d F rid a y af
ial sense,—they are good and eter
ternoon.
nal” (p. 269).
The "5 0 0 ” club m et a t th e homt
Sljr $rrmiatun hrralö
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GOOD
SHOES
and J
then
BOWMAN
SHOESHOP
Hitt’s Confectionery
PRINTING
Headquarters for Eastern Oregon people
W W S E S O 9B I
P O
R T L A N D ,
O R E G O N
^ v 'H E N in Portland be kind to yourself
end your pocketbook . . . atop et "T h e
M u ltn o m a h ." There is nothing "high h at"
about "Th e M u ltn o m a h ." It*» just d b ig ,
fine, hom elike, hospitable hotel with sur
prisingly low rates and p o p u la r p ric e d
restaurants.
Afootutoly
Fireproof
w e can d o it
—a n d <
W e g u a ra n te e
t o s a tis fy y e n
w h e n w e ae*
c e p ty o u r e r t t r
f o r p r in tin g .