The Hermiston herald., March 24, 1932, Page 2, Image 2

THURSDAY. MARCH 24, 1932
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
PAGE TWO
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£F hr Wrrmiflton Affralì)
$
P u b lish ed every T h u rsd ay a t H erm is­
ton, U m atilla C ounty, O regon, by
P a u lin e M. Stoop and A lfred Q uiring,
P u b lish ers.
E n tered us Second Class M atter
D ecem ber, 1906, U m atilla C ounty,
Oregon.
S u b scrip tio n R ates:
One Y ear .......................................... >2.00
Six M ouths ..................................... >1.00
T h ree M onths ........................................ 60
"E v ery board, every person h a n d ­
lin g p ublic m oney, should publish
an acco u n t of it.”
Necessary Elimination.
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T he one th o u g h t, necessary econ­
omy, was held upperm ost in th e
m inds of th e H erm isto n Union high
Bchool and g rad e school boards when
th ey m et re c en tly to w ork o u t th e
p ro g ram for th e school y ear of 1932-
1933.
It Is n o t an easy task to fu rth e r
reduce a school b udget th a t has a l­
read y been reduced in every pos­
sible w ay, c u ttin g an o th er slice,
w ith o u t d elv in g in to facu lty s a la r­
ies, and school d ep artm en ts. T he
m em bers of th e school board w ere
forced to m ake th e red u ctio n of 20
per re n t In th e salarie s of th e lilxh
school fa c u lty ; also to m ake a fla t
a t of >110 for g rn d e school te a c h ­
ers, and to elim in a te th e m usic de-
IT’S
SMART
TO—
Keep them
R E P A IR E D
BOWMAN
SHOE SHOP
p a rtm c n t e n tire ly in o rd er th a t the
expense m ig h t be reduced to meet
th e incom e.
T he reason fo r c u ttin g o u t th e de­
p a rtm e n t of m usic w as not because
th e d ire c to r w as in effic ien t, or tha*
th e w ork w as n o t m ak in g a forw ari
strid e in th e school c u rric u la , but
expenses had to be cu t, an d th e
m usic d e p a rtm e n t w as th e second
elim in atio n . Miss D aily, as a d ire c t­
or, has b u ilt u p a fine w ind in s tru ­
m en t class, an o rc h e stra , a violin
class u n d e r th e in stru c tio n of Miss
F red rick so n of S tan field , a glee club
an d h as ca rrie d on th e w ork in a
splen d id way.
It is not th e
in te n tio n of the
board th a t th e d e p a rtm e n t be d is­
co n tin u ed p erm an en tly , an d it is
hoped th a t all g ain ed by s tu d e n ts
th ro u g h th is source w ill not be lost
from lack of ap p licatio n d u rin g the
com ing school y ear. These new ru l­
ings tak e effect th e first of S eptem ­
ber, 1932.
Rock Phosphate.
T he follow ing e d ito ria l is tak en
from th e C om m ercial R eview , a seed
p u b licatio n , an d is e n tire ly foreign
to th is lo cality , h u t th e com m ent is
w o rth read in g .
Rock Phosphite Aeain Beine- Sold.
"D esp ite th e repeadly d em o n stra ­
ted lack of value of raw rock phos­
p h a te es a fe rtiliz e r m a te ria l, it Is
rep o rted by d ealers th a t an active
cam p aig n to sell th is m aterial fc
farm ers is ag ain u n d er way. '1 he
F e rtiliz e r C om m ittee of th e I'ced
D ealers A ssociation of W ash in g to n
u n d er th e new C h airm an , H ugh B.
C lark of P u y allu p , is ta k in g prom pt
actio n to b rin g to th e a tte n tio n of
farm ers th e a c tu a l sm all value of
to ck p hosphnte as a fe rtiliz e r m a­
te ria l. The com m ittee feels th a t not
only Is th is a w aste of fa rm e rs’ m on­
ey a t th e m om ent, bu t th e re s u ltin g
lack of Bticcess in Its use w ill u n ­
q u estio n ab ly
reflect d iscred it on
m ore w o rth y fertilizers.
" Ira H. Case, of th e d e p a rtm e n t of
a g ric u ltu re a t O lym pia has assured
th e com m ittee th a t raw rock phos­
p h ate. like o th e r fe rtilizers, w ill bo
hold to a s tric t ad h eren ce to th e
s ta te law w hich req u ires a show ing
on th e ta g of not only th e to ta l phos
p h o ric acid co n ten t, b u t also th e
am o u n t th ereo f w hich is av ailab le
to th e soil.
"R aw rock p h o sp h ate co n ta in s a
ra th e r h ig h p ercen tag e of phosphor­
ic acid b u t acco rd in g to all f e r til­
izer a u th o ritie s th is does not become
av ailab le to th e soil for a long par-
inri of tim e. If ever. T h is fact is
show n, th o u g h not u su ally em p h a­
sized, by th e ad m itted sta te m e n t on
th e ta g th a t th e p hosphoric acid
ro n te n t is insoluble in w ater. The
com m ittee points out th a t dealers
should not lend them selves to the
w aste of farm ers' money, p a rtic u l­
a rly w hen th e farm ers have none
too m uch of it, by c o u n ten a n cin g
th e sale of a m a te ria l of p ra c tic a lly
no value in soil im p ro vem ent.”
It is estim ated th a t each person
in th e U nited S tates e a ts on an av ­
erag e 58 oranges, 5 g ra p e fru it an d '
16 lem ons a yenr.
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Lawn Mowers
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And Other Household Articles.
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CHURCH NOTES
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METHODIST
CHURCH
O. W. P ayne, P asto r
T he program of the M. E. C hurch
w ill be d ifferen t from any E a ste r
service for m any years. T here w ill
be a s h o rt E aster program , and th e
m o rn in g E a ste r serm on w ill be g iv ­
en a t 1 0 :3 0 . P lease note th e change
in hour.
T he young people w ill Join th e
C h ristia n E ndeavor in th e a n n u a l
su n rise p ra y e r service S unday m o rn ­
in g s ta r tin g a t 5 :3 0 . E very one is
invited.
BA PTIST CHURCH NOTES.
Jam es Cain, P astor.
B e g in n in g th is F rid ay , we w ill
•onduct a c h ild re n ’s m eeting at 3:45
M„ In th e ch u rch . T h is w ill be
m ade In te re stin g fo r c h ild ren of all
ages. T h ere w ill be lots of fu n and
lots of
sin g in g .
God’s w o r d
w ill be hid in th e h e a rts of th e
:h ild ren who a tte n d . T he psalm ist
said, “ T hy word have I hid in my
h e a rt th a t I m ig h t not sin a g a in st
T hee.”
T ru ly th is is th e v a y to
keep from sin n in g , for, "as a m an
th in k e th in his h e a rt, so is h e.”
T here w ill be th in g s of g re a t in ­
te re st to high school stu d en ts. D on’t
'o rg e t, every F rid ay a t 3 :4 5 in the
B aptist church.
S unday m orning, b eing E aster,
th e su b ject w ill n o t
be “ S pring
F low ers,” o r “ R ab b its th a t Lay
E ggs,” b u t r a th e r th e p asto r wiH
speak of “The A u th o r and F in ish e r
of O ur S a lv atio n .” In th e ev ening
the su b ject w ill bo, “ The A u th o r
and F in ish e r of O ur F a ith .”
You w ill fin d a w elcome a t all
of these services and a t
th e
10
o’clock S unday School and the W ed­
nesday evening p ra y e r service
as
w ell. A t our p ra y e r service we are
stu d y in g th e book of D aniel. Come
in d sh are our blessings w ith us.
BA PTI3T-CH RISTIA N CHURCH
W. E. Jones. P asto r,
HAVE
O o I
The E a s te r m o rn in g services at
C hoir.
the ch u rch w ill fe a tu re choir music,
A t 6 :3 0 th e C h ristia n E ndeavor
special m em ory w ork by th e Ju n io rs, w ill m eet w ith C hester Johnson
?nd a serm on in k eep in g w ith the
lead in g th e special E a ste r program .
sp irit of th e day on "T h e R essurec-
T he serm on su b ject fo r th e eve­
tlo n .” T he Ju n io rs w ill have charge
of the e arly p a rt of th e service n in g service w ill 'be "F ro m D ark ­
w hich w ill be follow ed by choir ness to L ig h t.”
music, solos and duets. The E aster
m usic covers th e period in C h ris t’s
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHUR5KES
life from h is triu m p h a n t e n try to
441VTalter” was the subject of the
his assen tio n .
Lesson - Sormon in a l l
Morning Service.
Churches of C hrist, Scientist, on
Sunday, March 20.
The P alm s ............. .............. By Foure
The Golden Text was, "Be still,
Solo, Mrs. Ju liu s Glmble.
and know th a t I am God: I will be
S ing Ye Jeh o v ah 's P ra ise s ...... Choir
exalted among the heathen, I will
S eeking th e G arden ......... Vocal D uet
be exalted in the e a rth ” (Ps. 46:10).
Mrs. G lm ble and Mrs. C larke.
Among the citations which com­
E a ste r Morn ................................ Choir
prised the Lesson-Sermon wa3 the
H all, M ighty V ictor ......
Choir
following from tha Bible: “My peo­
The H oly C ity .............................. Solo
Ben G erking.
ple have changed th eir glory for
th a t which doth not profit. They
Eveninar Service.
have forsaken me the fountain of
living w aters, and hewed them out
C alvary, by Rodney ...... Vocal Duet
cisterns, broken cisterns, th at can
Mr. and Mrs. Ben G erking.
hold n o , ya,ier’’ (Je.r.,2: 11413).
H a lle lu ja h ! C hrist A rose! .... Choir
Now L et the f ates of Zion R ing
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YOUR
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SCREENED
Econom ically!
W E W ILL T A K E T H E MEA-
PFR E S . AND GIVE YOU
T H E PRICE FOR T H E COM­
PL ET E D JOB.
Call 551
T h rifty W om en
WHY DO T H E T H R IF T IE S T W O M EN IN TH IS TOWN TRADE
H E R E ? BECAUSE TH EY KNOW TH A T OUR PRICES DEFY
COMPARISON AND THAT T IIE QUALITY OF OUR GROCER­
IES IS OF T H E V ERY BEST OBTAINABLE.
The Spring Shopper
W E W ILL T E L L YOU W HAT
IT W ILL COST FOR A FRESH
COAT OF PA INT, OR A NEW
ROOF. YOU W IL L BE SUR­
PR ISED 1IOW LOW IT IS.
IS ALWAYS LOOKING FOR T H E BEST IN FR ESH V EG ETA ­
BLES AND TH EY KNOW W E CAN SU PPLY T H E IR NEEDS.
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