THURSDAY, AUGUST 11. 1932
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, ORFCC
PAGE FOUR
Local Happenings
Advertise
Subscription $2.00 A Year.
Oasis Cheatre
Hermiston, Oregon.
The Best in Talking Pictures
TWO SHOWS: 7.30—9:15 P.M.
Mrs. H. E. Hitt entertained Thurs __
day night at two tables of bridge
complimenting Miss Marion . Briggs
and Mrs. P. T. Schooley. Mrs C C
Durfey won high honors
Mr and Mrs H. L Propst returned
M. O. Lalue of Helix was a bus- Wednesday night from a week and
Dan Parker of Holdman was a
iness visitor in Hermiston Friday, a half spent in Portland and other
business visitor in town Saturday.
coast points vacationing. They spent
'some time at Canam Lake in British
Mrs. Geo. R Turney and two small
N. A. Elder of Pendleton was a
rendchildren of Pendleton were in business visitor in Hermiston Fri- , Columbia and returned by way of
Okenogan
Lake in Washington,
lermiston Friday
day.
They also visited Mr. and Mrs. F H
Morlan. former owners of the variety
Mrs. W C Isom and R V Jones,
Mary and Marjory Burnham were store here, on their farm at Fern-
oth of Irrigon, were transacting
week end guests of Miss Fern Lin dale. Wn.
justness in Hermiston Friday.
der in the Columbia district.
SENSE
ETHICS OF BANKING
President
First National Bank, Chicago
The function of
a bank is, after all,
a quasi-public one,
and the banker who
has no regard for
the ultimate pros
perity of his cus
tomers and his
community will be
very quickly con
demned by the
common sense of
the latter, and will
R. Alexander of Pendleton, fathe:
Of interest to Hermiston friends
Chas. Dillon of Boardman left Is the news of the marriage of Miss
of Mrs E. P Dodd, was a business
Saturday night for Everson, Wn.. Nan Cranna, sister of Mrs. J B Mc-
visitor in town Wednesday.
with a truck load of stock, recently Donald,
(Catherine Cranna)
who
Mr and Mrs. F B Swayze enter- purchased by Sidney Barnard.
taught in the Hermiston schools two
.lined at a 7.00 o’clock dinner
years ago, to Ora J. Clark, which Melvin A. Traylor
Mrs Tom Wilson and two sons. look place August 3 at the home
Thursday night honoring Dr. and
PROGRAM
Floyd and Philip, accompanied Joe of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs ultimately destroy not merely his own
Ars. Caneparolle of Portland.
reputation but also bring about the
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Hawkins home Tuesday to spend Thomas Cranna in Vikota, North
downfall of his community. -
near
several
days
on
their
ranch
4
Mrs.
Margaret
Horn
of
Irrigon
is
Dakota. The ceremony was read at
The hottest mixed-up ROAR
In other words, the prosperity of a
cooking at the Hunter’s Cafe filling Helix.
high noon by Rev W A Dunnett in bank is founded upon the prosperity of
since wives put Cupid’s Bows oh
the presence of relatives and a few the community and country in which it
their lips. Charlie Ruggles, with . he vacancy left by Mrs. J H Logan.
Al Clayton returned Sunday from close friends.
who went to Weston to work In a
Is situated.
plenty on the hip. Lily Damita
restaurant there operated by her sis- a week's vacation spent at his.
with plenty "It.” Roland Young
Sentiment
in Banking
mother's home in Enterprise, Ore- Three Broadway Notables Provide
ter-in-law.
clowning around. Cary Grant
No sentiment in banking? Will you
gon.
Al is employed as salesman
stealing their time. Grand plot!
recall just one day’s activity at your
Mrs. W C Ball arrived I Sunday for the Hermiston Light & Power Amusement in Next Oasis Feature
Hot songs! This is your night—
desk—what were the problems you
visit
hei
Company.
from Klamath Falls to
with LILY DAMITA, CHARLIE
Entertainment, values have cer considered? Did they apply solely to
brother, N B Whitford. north of
RUCOLES. ROLLAND YOUNG,
tainly been weaned away from the cold-blooded conduct of the affairs
Friends of Walter Botkin will be
Hermiston. She came with Mr and
of your bank, weighing, measuring,
CARY GRANT in
Broadway,
their stronghold
for
analyzing, valuing securities, extend
Mrs. Albert Johnson, also of Klam interested to know that he is im-
years, by the qmnivorous talking ing credit, driving the best bargains
ath Falls, who continued on to Port proving in health. Mr. Botkin has
pictures
—
as
witness
“
This
Is
the
possible, having in mind only the mate
been in the Veterans’ hospital in
land Monday.
Night.” Paramount's extravagantly rial return from your day’s labor? Cer
Plus Mickey Mouse in
Walla Walla for the past three
funny and musical show which tainly such is not the case. I recall
JUNGLE RYTHM
Miss Esther Wood of Soda Spring: weeks, and his condition was con- comes to the Oasis Theatre Friday many days—happy days, too—in my
idered quite serious at one time.
daho. is the house guest of Mis
experience in a very small country
and Saturday.
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Lily Damita, the leading lady of bank, in which I am sure not one-tenth
this
week.
She
arrived
'auline Stoop
MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY
Mrs. Raymond Walker entertain-
of my time was given to the real con
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloy< ed Wednesday afternoon of last week "This Is the Night”, only recently
Smashing his way into the do
completed a successful run in the sideration of the financial returns to
Thompson, also of Soda Springs, whe honoring her daughter Beverley on
main of “The Killer"— outwit-
highly remunerative "Sons O’ Guns.” my institution.
vent on to Portland and other coas' her sixth birthday. Those present Charlie Ruggles, who seems to have
ting the tricks and treachery of a
were Patsy Best, Bruce Norton, Peg-
power-mad mob—to rescue a girl
mints. Miss Wood will remain witl
tinned his full time to work in the Open Markets
by Todd. Lauree Gimble, Billy Knerr
held in their merciless grip.
talkies, was formerly one of the lead-
;r friend for a week.
1 believe in an open market for the
Alan Pankow, Alta Bernice Barlow,
ing funny men of the Great White actual purchase and sale both of com
Deloras Conner, and Kenneth Brown
Way, playing in such smashes as modities and securities. But so long
GEORGE
Sidney II. Barnard and daughter “Battling Butler” and many others. as the actual rate for credit in this
< .u loung, always a sure-bet country swings up and down according
Lois, who have been visiting friend: _
here for the past week, returned to for comedy entertainment whenev- to the demand for funds for specula
their home in Everson, Wn., Sunday er his name appeared in lights in tive purposes, little influenced by cen
with "Rollo’s Wild Oat," tral or other banking policy, then
MYSTERY RANCH
Hermiston Beauty Shoppt morning. They were accompanied connection
—
-
. . „
,
something is wrong somewhere. More-
Beggar
on
Horseback, and other
„ P .
. . „
,
.
on the trip by Mary Wilson who will
over, if business is influenced—as is
FOX Picture
theatrical
works
of
their
kind,
is
visit with an aunt in Seattle, and by
almost universally charged — by the
Mrs. Georgia Henderson who is tak the third member of the hilarity state of public mind; and if the state
OPPOSITE
with CECILIA PARKER.
ing a two week's vacation from her confectioners in This Is the Night, of public mind is influenced, as in re-
Plus Andy Clyde in 3 reel comedy
it is easÿ to see then, why the- I cent years it most certainly has been,
duties as bookkeepper at the Farm
Special-"Heavens! My Husband!"
Bureau Cooperative of Hermiston atergoers everywhere should con- to run the scale from extreme optimism
PHONE 141
Mrs. Henderson will go from Ever sider "This Is the Night” to be a to extreme pessimism according to the
and Fox news showing opening
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:
Lew
BATES
_
son
to Portland where she will visi worthwhile production even before characters on a ticker tape, then some-
of OLYMPIC GAMES
they know anything more about it ' thing is wrong with the public mind,
friends before returning home
the n the names of those who arc or the conduct of the forces back of
the tape. Those responsible must pro
connected with it.
Several songs are interspersed in vide the answer.
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the action. One of them. “This Is |
the Night,” is already labelled a hi CELEBRITIES BOOKED ON
by virtue of public approbation.
Thelma Todd was recently seen in ROUND UP PROGRAM
"Corsair” with Chester Morris. The :
Pendleton, Ore., 11.— (Special. )-
was also in “Monkey Business” with
the Four Marx Brotheers.
Cars Headed by such illustrious names as
Grrnt is the newest of the he-men ..al e McClure, Ike Rude and Bob
dols in the Paramount list of stars Crosby, the list of top hands who
will attend this year’s Round-Up.
He achieved fame on the stage.
the September 3, 9 and 10, has reached
Ceorge Marion. Jr.
wrote
‘all ie from a play by Avery Hop ewenty-three to date, according to
word received by H. W. Collins,
wood. Frank Ti ttle directed.
president.
Others who will take part are
iugh Bennett, winner of bulldog
}
WITH FARMERS AROUND
t
Cheyenne, Ear.
contest
1
THE STATE
t
id EHEZ-L=WM@AERSE- Thode, 1932 winner of the Cheyenm
The average value of U. S. No. 1 bronco busting event; Hub Whit
alfalfa at 8 leading domestic mar- nan, winner of the all around chai
rets during July was $11.50 per ton, ionship trophy at Boston in
on pared with $15.25 in the cor Leo Murray and > y Cash, bron
es onding month last year, and $20 riders who weil to the finals
or the preceding five years, 1926 heyenne.
Amons the calf re pers who al
to 1930 inclusive. A strong hold
ing tendency on the part of many coming to Pendleton to try for pa
growers has been noted this season of the $20,000 in prizes, are Ro
is they are reported unwilling to Adams, Everett Bown an, King Me.
to sell at current bids, hence fair ritt, Billy Wilkins n, Claude
amounts are being stacked. Receipt yer and John Boweat
at the Kansas City market for July the Calgary stampede.
OUR STOCK IS COMPLICE WITH JARS. TRIMMITGS, SPICTS AND GOOD
0 bronco bus'
Other names
totaled only 206 cars compared with
and ropin
a reven-year July average of 642 ing, steer build >
SOUND FRUITS AN ) VEGETABLES
i
known t
events which aro
cars.
| Round-Up fans and who will ar
| pear on this year’s lists, arc Rich
HEPALD WANT ADS PAY
ard Merchant, Carl Arnold, Hugi
USE THEM.
Strickland, Dick Truitt, Pete Knigh
Red and
% Pound
“r Chuch Wilson, Lloyd Saunders, Bol
White
Tin
ADMISSIONS
35c and 15c
Evenings
25c and 10c
Matinees
“This Is the Night
O'BRIEN
NOTICE!
Now located in residence
Walker’s Service Station.
Fruits for Canning
at Money Saving Prices
Suggestions for
Saturday
AND
Dollar?
By MELVIN A. TRAYLOR
Monday
August 13 * 15
We Pay Cash For
Eggs and •
, Produce
BURNHAM’S
GENERAL MDSE.
west.
The night show, Happy Canyon,
graphically tells in pantomine what
transpired when the first man drove
his struggling oxen over the crest
of the hills onto the sloping plains
of eastern Oregon. ' It pictures the
struggle of the whites and the red
men and later the typical cowtown
that boomed as a rendezvous for
the cowboys on payday with its
comic and tragic events strangely
interwoven.
RADIO KOAC ANNOUNCES
NEW HOMEMAKER PROGRAM
"Homemakers’ Thrift Hour,
is the latest feature arranged par-
ticularly for housewives, which has
already been started over the state
college radio station, KOAC. This
is a daily feature given from 2 to 3
o’clock except Saturday when it is
given from 9:30 to 10:30 o’clock in
the forenoon.
This hour is being conducted by
Mrs. Mary Little Thomas, graduate
of the college and former home dem
onstration agent in California, now
on the staff part time and doing
graduate work in home economics at
Oregon State. She was on of the
first to broadcast home economics
material over the college station be-
fore going to California.
Methods of food preservation such
as canning, drying, salting, curing,
storage and jam and jelly making will
be included in the scope of the ma
terial to be given. She will also dis
cuss planning and preparation of
low cost meals, short cuts in house
work, planting and care of fall gar
dens. and field reports of emergency
relief work being carried on in the
state.
This program, in fact, is closely
allied with the work of the food
committee of the state relief coun
cil and is designed to further the
work of the committee, though it is
broad enough in scope to interest
all homemakers, believe those in
charge.
Other members of the college staff
will appear from time to time on
this hour under Mrs. Thomas’ di
rection. The topics will be kept
timely as the season advances.
You get results from
printing done by us
Use the Classified Column,
lit Brings Results.
SATURDAY
Specials
For AUGUST 13
POT ROAST BEEF ............. 10c
RIB BOIL BEEF ................. 05c
BEEF STEAKS
Pen-Jel
CERTO
Makes
Jolly Jell
2
2 Bottles
8
Grape Sutc: sconeora Quart
Raisins
4 Pound Pkg. * 35c
Mayonnaise Te.d Pint 23c Qt 39c
Salad Dressing Cwne“ Quart - 29c
Toilet Tissue ms.end 3 1000 Sheet
mild
or
Bacon
with lean
Lightweight -
Well streaked
Rolle
Whole
Halved
cure
10c
27c
27c
Eonelina . Red and White Brand
FRESH HAMBURGER
CHOICE
ROAST
—
CCW MEAT
Joe Norton, Owner
•
FANCY—
—PATENT
Red & White
49 LPS.
$1.19
Family Flour
Poppy, 49 Iba.
89c
CHOICE ROAST STEER MEAT
Phone 911
Wear longer than wool or cotton.
Soft and easy on your feet. Per
fect ventilation. Do not mat like
wool or cotton. Grease and dirt
do not stick to mohair like they
do to other materials.
If your
feet bother you try GOAT HAIR
SOX. Then you will buy no other.
Ask The Man Who Wears Them.
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A CLOSE-OUT ON HATS
Both Felts and Straws—
Both Dress and Work
CERTAIN LINES OF SHOES
Mens — Hoys — Womens
LADIES’ HOSIERY
MENS’
—9—
STEW RIB or BRISCUIT
Goat Hair Sox
Flour
Macaroni, Spaghetti, Noodles g Fon or.
Genuine
NOW YOU CAN BUY
—
DRESS
HOSE
MEN’S DRESS PANTS
and
BOYS’ POLO SHIRTS
MEN’S LACE BREECHES
and LEATHER GLOVES
PRICES REDUCED 25% to 50%
CHAS.G. BURK’S, INC.
WEST SIDE
Others are known to be coming
| but have not formally filed thei.
j names.
The number of men anc
women contestants “will exceed 25€
cowboys and cowgirls by the open
| Ing date of the exhibition.
| With the dates of the Round-Up
I this year tied in with those of the
national convention of the Ameri
can Legion at Portland, September
12-15, Pendleton sponsors of the ex
hibition are prepared to handle the
| largest crowd in the history of the I
organization. More than 5000 vet
erans on their way to Portland are |
expected to make Pendleton their
| first stop-over to witness the west
ern classic of the range at which
national championships aro decided
Speed and perfect timing of the
events prevent a dull moment from
creeping into the two and one-hall |
hours of entertainment.
In addition to the bulldogging. |
roping and broneo busting. 2000
Indians of the Umatilla range In
full war dress, form a colorful back- |
ground to the exhibition which links
all phases of the early life in the g
15c
SHO. PORK ROAST ......... 10c
CONEYS .................................. 15c
HERMISTON MEAT
Pickling and Canning Supplies
Whole Spices vaX Carton
..............
MARKET
Hermiston, Oregon
Our
August
Blanket
Sale
Makes it possible for every person to sleep
warm
this
winter for now they can buy a
Full Size Wool and Cotton
Double Blanket
FOR ONEY
$1.98
McKee Furniture Co
Where Quality and Prices Meet
COURT STREET
PENDLETON, OREGON