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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON PAGE TWO THURSDAY, MARCH ». 1933 Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Cable of Pilot allow further destructive comment legislature have been subjected to bore he had an opportunity to referendum by petition and in other lock were week end visitors with 'rs. Cable's parents, Mr. and Mrs. work out a constructive program instances the legislature has itself W. A. Mikesell. Published every Thursday at Hermis- with his cabinet and congress. referred tax measures to popular Fern Lindner was a visitor at the ton. Umatilla County, Oregon, by oe Udey home Saturday afternoon. ' The editorial continued by saying vote. Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring, The fate of the sales tax now Zecause of the absence of two of the In recent years there has de- that "as an address it was optimis rchestra members she played the Publishers. tic, forceful and well calculatetd to awaits the wish of the people. The iano with the Udey’s Dance band i eloped a large increase In the use Entered as Second Class Matter inspire those who were listening" action taken by President Roosevelt it Stanfield Saturday evening. Flor- it oils for control of fruit pests. December, 1906, Umatilla County, but that it "failed to indicate any and Congress may. or may not. ance Udey played the violin. However, the use of oil sprays dates . ohn DeMoss and son Don were certain road that the nation is to swing the proposal to a favorable Oregon. business visitors at the H. A. Hook- back to at least as far as 1897 when vote. follow.” These statements put into r home Sunday. crude petroleum was used as an in Subscription Rates: an editorial in one of the leading An all day neighborhood quilting secticide for the control of certain One Year.......................................... $2.00 newspapers of our state will not >arty will be held Friday at the J. I. Reid home. Pot-luck dinner will «cale Insects by the New Jersey Ex Six Months .......................... -........ $1.00 help the people in holding an opti- e served at noon. COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES periment Station. In 1906 wort Three Months ........................................ 60 mistic view and will only tend to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Udey and Flor- lead those inclined to unbelief and ■nee were visitors at the M. L. Wat- was done at the Delaware Agricul tural Experiment Station and for fear in the new administration, in son home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George Strchni were Roy Foster of Michigan arrived muías were published for the use of to further propensity. The note of home this week to make his home with SSOCIATION optimism, forcefulness, and calcula visitors at the W. A. Mikesell crude oil emulsions. Sunday afternoon. his mother, Mrs. Vaughn. Mr. and tion will increase faith and hope in It was no doubt the fact that the The Columbia school basketball Mrs. Vaughn recently purchased the what our national leaders can, and team played the Hermiston grade Simmons ranch. Through all the experience of man the faithful watchman ; results from the use of oil spray John Jendrzejewski is still con will accomplish in the way of re school team Wednesday at Hermis has always more than repaid his cost for service through avert were variable and often unsatisfac ing losses by fire, by theft and in giving protection. ... ton. Hermiston won in a 5 to 11 fined to his home because of illness. covery. Mrs. August Linder returned tory that prevented growers fror score. . . Time changes customs — Today the It has been suggested that the enerally accepting oil sprays Safety Deposit box in our modern, fire-proof and burglar-proof C. A. Keller is building a new home Tuesday from Portland where rude oils are not simple substan people do not want further "scari- brooder house on his ranch for his she has been visiting her daughter, Vaults may be had for a rental as low as $1.75 per year. Large Mrs. Walter Blessing, who under -es. hut consist of a quite great fications” but "constructive sugges- turkeys. sizes up to $5.00 per year. Keep valuable papers, Jewelry, bonds. riety of compounds which can be went an operation recently. She notes, securities of all kinds in Safety Deposit. They are always A group representing the Repub states tions" for getting out of the muddle. that Mrs. Blessing has re separated by processes known a: there when you want them. We invite you to an inspection of The people do not want further sug licans treated another group, the turned to her home and is doin fractional distillation. The first va our Safety Deposit Department. gestions—they want action. Presi Democrats, to a pot-luck dinner at nicely. nors or gases given off In the dis the Vai Knauf home Sunday. Those ‘ illation process produce gasolines dent Roosevelt took the first step present were Mr. and Mrs. J. IT. and naphthas, these being followed which allowed him to mark time, by Reid, Barbara and Jim Reid, Mr. as the distillation proceeds by th< declaring a national bank holiday and Mrs. Alpha Christley and son of Hermiston heavier naphthas and fuel oils. Fi Del, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hooker and UMATILLA NEWS ITEMS and banning gold export. The Ore nally lubricatine oils are produce: Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $50,000. daughter Nellie, Mr. and Mrs. gonian continues to turn on the Hughs, Mr. and 1 Mrs. Wm. Mitchell n the process, these having high- R. ALEXANDER. Vice-President F. B. SWAYZE, President burning temperature and possess heat by saying that "naturally the and Mary Ward. Mrs. Barhams and D. M. DEETER, Asst. Cashier A. H. NORTON, Cashier Mrs. Sarah Brownell who has the lighter ing greater body than whole country will sympathize with son Childs, Mr. and Mrs. Cassidy been visiting her son Russel Parker products. 1933 MARCH 1933 the plan for providing sustenance and Marion, and Mr. and Mrs. Vai for the past month returned home 999999999190090990090020901090001199090010000090003 Work done at the Washington MON. SUN. TUE. weo. THU. PRI. SAT for the unemployed, and the vast ma Knauf and children, Lottie and Saturday accompanied by Mr. Par- “tate college just prior to 1926 in- Wesley. 1 3 4 2 jority will Join in the program of dicated that lubricating oils distil whose services, along with those of Mrs. Squire Thomas has been con- ker. Mrs. Nora Berwick was hostess at ling one-half of their volume be the horticultural inspection force in more rigid regulation of those uti fined to her home because of illness. 5 6 7 8 9 IO 11 August Linder was unable to do a lovely birthday party honoring tween 240 and 300 degrees centi- Umatilla County, are available to lities, banks and investment houses CHURCH NOTES 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 her sister, Mrs. Hugh Van Schoiack Trade, at 40 millimeters pressure, that have abused their comparative his work for a few days last week Guests present included Mrs. Annie are most effective for dormant spray growers at all times. 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 because of a sprained ankle and a liberty.” Not satisfied with this felon on his finger. Jim Stewart Edwards, Mrs. Sarah Brownell, Mrs. purposes. »Most of the oil compan- 26 27 28 29 30 31 Jay Berry. Mrs. Clinton Harvey, ies operating in this territory are they continue to inquire ,,What is helped him with his chores. HERMISTON UNION CHURCH. the new deal? Where do we go Mrs. Jess Prindle, Mrs. M. L. Wat Mrs. Art Bousquet, Mrs. Mitchel, providing spray oils of specifica- • MINNEHAHA-BUTTER CREEK • W. E. Jones, Pastor. ■ . -====== from here?” We wonder—if every son and her mother. Mrs. Shay, and M rs. Harry Bramer, Mrs. W. O. Mil- tions which are satisfactory for lo- 10:15 A. M., Communion. al needs, The peint to which the 1er, Mrs. Van Schoiack, Mrs. Wm. citizen had his say we would prob Mrs. Roumageaux met at the Joe Shepherd. and the hostess. purchaser may well give special at- 10:25 A. M., Song service and an- Why Not Stand By. ably be headed back to prosperity Udey home Monday for their sew nouncements. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bly and son tention Is that of determining whe- Mr. and Mrs. A. Turnblad and “The president’s proclamation tomorrow. The President of the ing club. her or not the oils are straight cut. 10:50 A. M.. Sermon subject Mr. and Mrs. Leon Norquist and Stanley and Shelby spent tthe week ‘ Blended oils experts advise, are daughter Edna were dinner guests should receive the whole-hearted United States has visiting Mr tremendous family ot Wallula visited with rela- end in Washington at the J. A. Clarke home Sunday. Junior "Where Thy Heart Is.” not satisfactory for spray purposes. support and co-operation of every task before him, and this turmoil tives and friends in Columbia dis Bly’s parents. Carl Pardee is making his home church for the boys and girls dur The Oregon Experiment Station Mr. and Mrs. Scott Brown and trict Monday. with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Starr and citizen.” were the words uttered by cannot be straightened out in ou ing the sermon. Mr. Carter was a visitor at the sons Viven and Lyle left Saturday has recently issued Circular 107, attending school in Hermiston. 1 erlert Hoover in answering the country in a day when it has taken ntitled "Oil Spray Recommenda- 11:20 A. M. Teaching service. home of his sister, Mrs. Laura Mor morning for Olympia, Wn„ wher Russel Hill, who has been living inquir ics of newspaper men as to ten years to affect such a complete ris, Thursday. they will make their home. Mr. and Ions", which covers rather com- in the Minnehaha district, has gone 6:30 P. M., Christian Endeavor. letely the subjects of both dormant to Ione where he is helping reseed his views on the national bank holi collapse. Mr. and Mrs. Bon .’ones and fami- Mrs. Brown and family have live« Floyd McMullen has charge of the nd summer sprays based upon oil wheat. in Umatilla for the past four year: day and the ban on gold export. As the new president turns to ly are suffering from the flu this and the community regrets thei: ixtures. This bulletin may be had Gilbert Smith and family have discussion and has planned an in- If the man, who Saturday turned ward Congress there is a hope of a week. y requesting it from the County moved to the J. W. Messner place, terestlng meeting. Mrs. Barham and son Childs | leaving. Margaret and Devee Browi over the highest office In the land "new deal” in every American'; 'cent's office at Freewater or Pen- will remain and will join their pat Mrs. J. R. Harding Is busy caring 7:30 P. M., During the churcl. were visitors at the August Linder ... --------- ,, to President Roosevelt, expressed heart. but destructive comment; home Sunday afternoon. | ents after school closes. Margare' Teton. for 500 baby chicks received the service the members of the choir is staying at the Pearl Jarvis home respect for the head of the new ad- published In our press will not aid A word of caution to users of oil first of the week. Mrs. Blum and Mrs. Carter were ; and Devee will stay with W. O. Mil vrays points* out that oils In com- Chester Flannigan was In Pen will take charge of the opening ministration in this terse statement, in keeping calm resolve in the visitors at the Morris home Satur-1 1er. ination with lead arsenate should dleton Thursday visiting his mother exercises and have planned an in Mrs. Carter is Mrs. Morris' j there is little more for the people of minds of the "American middle day. A Christian Endeavor executivi •ot be allowed to stand in pipes or Mrs. J. C. Crowner. teresting musical program. The mother and Mrs. Blum is Mrs. Mor- ! the United States to do than stand class.” meeting was held Thursday evening pray tanks, but should be applied rls' sister. Patrons of the farmer’s telephone sermon subject will be “A Man’s I y the administration and at at the home ot the president, Mil •nmediatcly after being mixed. Ad- have been busy the past week fixing Man." Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoggard of Ice in this connection is to the cf up the line. least give the new president the The Dalles were over night guests | dred Conlon. Those present wen Sales Tax. Yes or No? Annie Wurster, secretary-treasurer ’ ect that fruit sprayed with this Word received from Mrs. H. W. at the Miles Baragar home Wednes- benefit of the doubt until he has I ombination after the spray ha Ratcliff, who formerly resided here The proposed sales tax bill now day. They are former residents of | Melvola Root, vice president; Ros time to act. The Oregonian In an 1 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES Rico, social chairman: Devee Brown een allowed to stand in tanks o but moved to Milton last fall to editorial Monday disected every has passed both houses as Salem in Stanfield and were looking over | prayer meeting Chairman: George ipes for some time can be cleaned work in the apples, tells us that due (Man" was the subject of the business interests while here. the last days of the longest session Harvey, lookout chairman. nly with great difficulty. word and phrase in the inaugural to injuries received soon after mov - - Lesson • Sermon in all Florence Udey was a visitor at j After the Helix-Umatilla towr Experiment investigations in th ot the legislature in the history of address of President Roosevelt, ex- the home of Fern Linder Thursy । team basketball game here Wednes Wenatchee district in 1930 showed ing when a stack of boxes fell on Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Oregon which will terminate some her, she has been unable to do any- pressing don!t and fear in every Martin Lenz helped H. F. Lindner | day evening, Miss Louise Byrnes Hint more or less hud injury wa: Sunday, March 5. comme nt- all because of the fact time today. The bill carried with it shingle his new house on the Opal i and Miss Annie Wurster entertained ted with the onick breaking oil. thing all winter, and is still in a The Golden Text was, “What serious condition. a number of the younger group at r but none with lime sulphur or sta- man knoweth the things of a man, that the president did not make a a prevision permitting approval by ranch one day this week. club met for an The U-Go I-Go Mrs. Joe Udey was a visitor at farewell party honoring Lyle Ie oil emulsion. save the spirit of man which is in tiring of idle promises that would the people at the next special or the Miles Barager home Thursday. all day meeting with Mrs. W. A. Brown. The evening was spent Temperature appears to be a fac- Hineline Friday, March 3. There him?” (I Cor. 2:11). regular election, without need or Mrs. Wm. Lindner and Mrs. U. F. playing ping-pong and pinochle and or insofar as it affects the bud dur were Among the citations which com fourteen present. The time was resort to petitions. Lindner were visitors at the C. L. working jig-saw puzzles. Jello, cook ing the critical period of develop- spent piecing quilts. Luncheon was prised the Lesson-Sermon was the Over twenty years ago there was Upham home Friday evening. les, and tea were served at a late nent. according to Information sup- served at one o’clock by the hostess. following from the Bible: "The put Into the constitution ot the Fern Lindner and her cousin. hour. Among those present were: plied by a bulletin published by the Spirit itself beareth witness with at the State college, which ...J I Maxine McNabb, Melvola Root, Jo- Washington state of Oregon a provision insuring Ruth Lindner, were visitors — High Production Brings Profit. our spirit, that we are the children John Jendrzejewski home Friday i sephine Connell, Margaret Brown, goes on to add that if the mean tern to the people the right to pass up- CARLTON—Allan Tupper, owner of God” (Rom. 8:16). evening. Cecil Tippie, Raymond McNabb, cerature Is low during the opening tn, at the polls, any new law regu Mrs. Gugan and family of Hold-1 Lyle Brown, Robert McKenzie, Er f the buds, they make very slew of the "Good-Nuff” farm near here, The Lesson-Sermon also included lating taxation. In consequence man and a cousin were visitors at nest Tippie, Don Harryman, Devee rowth and are subject to Injury is thoroughly sold on Yamhill coun the following passages from the numerous tax proposals made by the ' the Joe Udey home Friday. Brown, Ray Bray, Geo. McNabb, vhen sprayed with oil at that time. ty as a dairy region. Tupper's herd Christian Science textbook, "Sci and the hostesses. ence and Health with Key to the When the temperatures are com- of 19 pure-bred Jerseys has led the Mr. and Mrs. Gene McFarland, paratively high, considerably less Scriptures”, by Mary Baker Eddy: local herd improvement association Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ober and son left injury was noted and the danger "We know no more of man as the Sunday evening for Portland where period extended over a shorter per for the last two years. For the year true divine image and likeness, they will spend the week. iod of time. This work showed that ending last October his herd aver than we know of God . .. Through Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Pierce and with quick breaking emulsions of 4 aged 465.6 pounds of butterfat per spiritual sense you can discern the Mr. Pierce’s mother, Mrs. Pierce, of er cent, there was as high as 22 heart of divinity, and thus begin to Oklanogan. Wn., was in Umatilla >er cent of Winesap buds killed cow. Practically all his feed is pro comprehend In Science the generic • Sunday evening. vhen examination was made on the duced at home, thus keeping costs term man. Man is not absorbed iu low. In 1932 his records show that • The high school basketball team 8th of April. Deity, and man cannot lose his in • made a very good showing in the There is some discussion of the for each dollar spent for feed he • Heppner-Umatilla game at the sub- dea that sprays may be used to kill realized $3.25 for dairy products. dividuality. for he reflects eternal • district tournament at Heppner Fri- fruit buds or blossoms and thereby Life; nor is he an isolated, solitary day night. The first half was as reduce the crop. Before adopting Only high producing cows and idea, for he represents infinite exciting as any game could be and such a practice, growers should be home-grown feed enable him to Mind, the sum of all substance” the score was 17-17 at the half. aware of the consequences, which show any profit under present price (pp.258, 259). Umatilla lagged in the last quarter might include serious injury to tree conditions, he says. and was defeated in a 38-28 score. development itself. Information in Velma Buntin and Helen Schase this connection is not very complete, of Pendleton were Umatilla visitors but the practice should be approach Sunday. ed with some measure of caution, NOTHING DOES SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE AS YOUR TELE. .. Miss Lorlne Lash spent the week to say the least. Oil spray injury to leaf and spur buds will vary from end with friends in Pendleton. Mrs. W. H. Bloom and Billy, who a delayed growth of foliage to a. accompanied Mr. Bloom to Heppner complete killing of buds. The trees or the Tuesday game at the sub will outgrow the former condition, district tournament, have returned but the latter condition will result rom a visit with Mr. Bloom's broth- in permanent injury as no new buds r, Ed Bloom, from Tuesday until replace the buds killed. Anything Friday. that affects the leaf development of The Camp Fire girls and their the tree very definitely interrupts leader. Miss Rosa Ricco, cleaned the normal processes, and more or less etxensive permanent damage may hurch yard Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mahoney result. Since bud injury is largely deter- md daughter Patsy Ann have ; noved to the Chapman ranch east mined by the amount of oil deposi- I of town. ted on the tree, it is necessary when Miss Barbara Berry, who is slow- quick breaking emulsions are used : y recovering from an appendicitis to exercise care in the oil applica- peration, is able to be out. tions. Trees should not be resprayed Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hull left Sat- since this practice often places too irday for a few days visit with Mr. much oil on some portions of the lull's mother, Mrs. Emma Hull in tree, according to information sup- plied by investigators at our experi- pokane, returning Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Switzler mo ment stations. Spraying when the wind is blowing causes a drift of I | tored to Pendleton Monday. Mrs. Annie Edwards is planning spray to cover trees for some dis- E tance beyond the trees actually be- on taking a trip to Kennewick, Wn.. to visit Mrs. Wm. Amon, better ing sprayed. Because of this, some trees may receive two or three ap known to Umatilla people as Mrs. plications of oil spray. Experimen 3 Laura Todd. Mrs. Inez D. Glazier, grand asso tal tests in the Wenatchee valley a ciate conductress of the Oregon East have shown that the trees resprayed ern Star, visited the local chapter in this manner are often seriously Tuesday evening. After exemplify injured. Resprayed Winesap and ing the ritualistic work, refresh- Delicious trees showed as much as menta were served. SO per cent bud injury in 1930. These particular remarks apply to spraying with oil after bud develop S ome day he will think about the miracle of hearing ment has begun in the spring, and Daddy's voice from miles away. But now it’s enough Injury of this type has not been We guarantee obtained with greatly in to just hear that voice From any of eighteen million creased amounts of oil if applied in telephones in this country you can talk homeward— the spring and before buds showed swiftly, clearly, at low cost. development. For this reason, it is probably well to avoid the use of quick breaking emulsions after the T he PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND T elegraph C ompany dormant period. i The statements above are pre- Business Office — Main Street— Phone 511 | pared for the readers of the Her- Oil Spray For Dormant Use Che Geruistu brraln The Faithful Watchman FIRST NATIONAL BANK • • PRICES SLASHED at Burk’s! See adon back page 3 PRINTING QUALITY When you're away from home Why send your printing out of town when Say " good night” to the little fellow by telephone! we can give you the same price for the same high quality work? 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