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THURSDAY, JUNE 2, THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON PAGE TWO Uhe Hermiston Serali Published every Thursday at Hermis- ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring, Publishers. Entered as Second Class Matter December, 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon. Subscription Rates: One Year..................................... $2.00 Six Months ..................................... »1.00 Three Months ........................................ 50 ION Let Congress Economize Time. rity of the American dollar in the money markets of the world. That process of degeneration must be stopped at any sacrifice of perfec tion in the tax system. The senate responded promptly to the presi dent’s summons to action. The house will give better service to the nation by passing the senate bill unamend ed than it would by spending time on the effort to cure its imperfect ions. Then only half the work of bal ancing the budget will have been done. The other half is reduction in cost of government by enactment of the economy bill. The house failed utterly to rise to the occasion. 1 he senate committee has drawn a bill which cuts $300,000,000 from an nual expenditures. Doubtless many senators see defects in it. but if they begin offering amendments, more time will be wasted and the process of degeneration and stagnation will continue. As the president said: "Time is of the essence’,’ and both enate and house would better pass the bill without change than spend time on the vain effort to perfect it. If the economy bill should fall short of its goal, more taxes must be ad ded to the tax bill in order to make rood the shortage. If time should he wasted on changing provisions of the bill, the same time will shrink the source of taxation, and more taxes will be needed to make good •he shrinkage.— The Oregonian. Spurred on by the personal appeal of President Hoover, the senate has finally passed a tax bill which may fairly be described as the best It could do under the circumstances. It is an ags regation of compromises. Faced with the duty of imposing a new burden of new taxes unpreced ented in peacetime, the senate en deavored to levy taxes which would antagonize the fewest people. That explains defeat of tht manufac turers' sales tax. Being spread over the whole population, it would have yielded the most revenue by the smallest exaction from each citizen, CHURCH NOTES but the breadth of its base made it apply to so large a number of peo ple that it aroused widespread oppo >********* BAPTIST-CHRISTIAN CHURCH sition, which accomplished its de Wallace Jones. Pastor feat. Though ideally just and sound, 10:20 A. M., Communion. it was politically impossible. 10:30 A. M., Song Service and an- More important than striving for a perfect tax bill is the enactment of nouncements. 10:55 A. M„ Sermon subject, some kind of tax bill without fur ther delay. While congress has "The Testing Time.” 11:20 A. M., Class period, wrestling with tax and economy 6:45 P. M.. Junior and Senior bills, degeneration and stagnation hristian Endeavor. have worked evil, reducing the na 7:45 P. M„ Church Service. Sub- tional wealth by billions of dollars, ect, "Are You Fit to Live." and have raised doubt of the integ- • • • • • • • • PINE CITY NEWS • • Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wattenburger and Earle made a business trip to Pendleton Thursday. Mr. Geiger and sons, Harold and Bill, returned Sunday from Corval lis where they were called at the death of Kenneth Geiger, brother of Bill and Harold. Flunk und Henry Carlson left Sunday for Portland. Thompson and O. F. O. Bartholomew returned home Sunday from Donnera Ferry, Idaho, where they had been visiting since Wed- nesday. Lila Bartholomew will stay there for a couple of weeks before returning home. The sudden and heavy rain storm put a stop to the baseball game Sun day between Pine City and Lexing- ton. When the game ended the score was 7 to 3 in Pine City’s fa- vor. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Henley of visited at the J. S. Hay, Moore home over the week end. Mr. Henley is a nephew of Mr. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Neill and fa mily, Roy Neill and Alma, attended church in Hermiston Sunday morn ing. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Young visited Sunday and Monday at the homes of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCarty and Herman Young. They returned to their home in The Dalles Monday evening. Mrs. Emery Cox and children returned home with them. Mrs. Percy Jarmon and Oscar Jar- mon attended church in Hermiston Sunday. Mrs. C. W. Neill and children. Louise Jean and Gwennith, visited at the home of her narents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Moore, Saturday evening and Sunday. Bert Young pitched for the Pine City team Sunday at the ball game. Lou Wattenburger started cutting his rye Monday. Mrs. Ollie Neill and daughter Ole- WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAÁAA A Reliable, Dependable Service A Reliable, Dependable Company MAKES A Combination that is hard to equal, or excell. THAT’S fered with the hope that they will Crossed." and a "Torchy" comedy, able to cut the feed cost per pound of butterfat to 16 cents a pound last stimulate attendance enough to “Torchy Raises the Auntie.” year. During the summer when the make the continuance of the new cows were on the clover the cost price policy possible. Prices paid by SHERIDAN—Through the use of was as low as 8 cents a pound. This the theatre for film, express, elec irrigated Ladino clover pasture. O. was raised during the winter when tricity, advertising, etc., have not Daniels of this community was the cows were fed In the barn.. been cut in the last two years, so if you wish the lowered price sche dule maintained, attend the theatre more frequently. The Friday - Saturday picture initiating the new price policy is HOT LUNCHES 'The Gay Caballero,” which for the first time pairs Ceorge O’Brien and Victor McLaglen. This is a melo REFRESHING DRINKS drama of the modern border abound- ing in fast action and tense situa- tions. The dialogue is better than SPORTING GOODS usually provided for western pic- tures. On the program there is some thing new in comedies. Monkies are the actors in “Jazzbo Singer.” A Mickey Mouse Cartoon and a two reel comedy, “Taxi Troubles" round HERMISTON. OREGON PHONE 100 out the bill. ta made a trip to Hermiston Satur- day. John Moore and Hugh Neill who went to Meachem with a bunch of horses Wednesday returned home Saturday evening. Lloyd Baldridge spent Sunday night at the A. E. Wattenburger home. The “Butter River Pirates” will play Lexington at Pine City next Sunday, June 5. Fred Bartholomew and children of Estacada visited at the C. H. Bar tholomew home Monday afternoon. Miss Marie Young went to La G rande Tuesday morning. NEW PRICE POLICY INAUGURATED THIS MONTH. Hitt’s Confectionery In line with general price reduc tions in other lines, the Oasis thea- t e has announced on its June program calendar new admission prices of thirty-five and fifteen cents for the evenings and twenty- five and ten cents for the matinees. The theatre is assuring its pa trons that there will be no sacrifice in the quality of the programs but on the contrary there will be more and better short subjects with each of the consistently new and better type of pictures shown. The longer and more varied programs are of- 5 yor SUNDAY AND MONDAY. HERMISTON PRODUCE CO : : § : : I I AT HERMISTON TRANSFER BUILDING 09003033090909900000000096 | 60000800300000 680009900000000900006*00**8**8900% Miriam Hopkins’ blond allure will be one of the main attractions at the Oasis theatre Sunday and Monday, her latest screen effort, "Dancers in the Dark.” Miss Hopkins has scored in several recent photoplays, includ- Lieutenant,” “The Smiling ing "Twenty-four Hours,’ "Two Kinds of Women” and “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.” Yet in "Dancers in the Dark,” according to preview reports, she has a role quite the equal of, if not actually finer than, any in the past. But Miss Hopkins’ presence is not the only reason for the expected pop ularity of this picture. Jack Oakie also is in the cast, as are William Collier. Jr., and Eugene Pallette. Oakie made a particular hit in "Touchdown," and’ Collier will be remembered for his outstanding work In “Street Scene.” Pallette handles mneh of the comedy mater ial in "Dancers in the Dark.” “Dancers in the Dark” is action- packed, filled with tense situations and dialogue that crackles with the tempo of modern American life. This swift, entertaining story has a lot of good laughs, put over by those comedy experts. Oakie and Eugene Pallette. Its background Is a color ful dance hall, its hostess the hero ine of the story. Dynamic drama is its principal ingredient, a series of exciting events leading to a high- voltage climax. 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