THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1938
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON
PAGE TWO
(f) The words "gross income'
ost; and the principal engineering
previous game on the Stanfield
court by a score of 6-2 and 6-3.
ork has been done, making early i mean the value proceeding or ae-
PINE CITY NEWS
cruing from the sale or use of tan- I
The Ladies Altar Society held a
construction possible.
I gible personal property or service.
By Oleta Neill
cooked food sale at the Hull & Mc
Published every Thursday at Hermis
re-1
The people from the interior
o. both. including
mucuulug
oea
vice o.
any
or
service
of any
store Saturday. The quilt was
ton. Umatilla County, Oregon, by I g Ion comprising representatives kind rendering or sold, and without
Miss Elsie Strain of Pendleton Nabb
won by Mrs. Harry Hull.
Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring, : from Oregon, Washington, and Ida- any deduction on account of the cost pent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Kennedy and
E. B. Wattenburger.
Publishers.
children of Pendleton visited rela-
ho on the Umatilla Rapids associa-of property or service sold, the cost
School
was
dismissed
Monday,
lion directorate ask that this project of materials used, losses. or any naking it possible for the teachers fives in Umatilla Monday.
Entered as Second Class Matter
other expenses whatsoever; provid-
Three members of the Smiling
be built, it will take the cooperation cd. that in the case oí sales in which o attend the Teachers’ Institute in
December, 1906, Umatilla County,
Sisters Sunday school class motored
exington that day.
of everyone, including the people of the consideration is partly money
to Sand Sunday where they enjoyed
Oregon.
The Misses Opal and Shirley
and partly something other than
Portland, to put it across.
and Easter egg hunt and other
non and Maxine Allen and Roy
money,
the
gross
income
shall
be
games. They were May Wurster,
The engineers have set forth logi- 1
Subscription Rates:
only that part paid or to be paid In non spent the week end with Mr. Dorie Podenbough, Ardis Caldwell.
also
cal
reasons
in
their
report
why
con
■nd
Mrs.
E.
P.
Jarmon.
They
*1.00
money.
One Year
....... ........... .....
Easter morning a number of
risited their grandmother, Mrs. O.
.75 struction of the dam should be at
Six Months .............................
(g) The words "tangible personal | ’. Thomson.
young folks motored to the diversion
.50 the Umatilla rapids. Then why is it property ’ means all chattels and
Three Months
W. J. Wattenburger of Echo was dam and held a sunrise prayer ser-
not the most feasil Ie project in de-1 moveables, including boats and ves- I • business visitor on Butter Creek vice. After the program the ladies
' seis, merchandise and stock in trade, , Friday.
cooked the breakfast of bacon and
velopment of the Columbia?
furniture and personal effects, live-
the eggs over a camp fire.
Mrs. Fari Abbot called
| stock, vehicles, farming implements, Clayton Knotts home at Hermiston
Officers were nominated at a stu
Proposed Sales Tax.
TE))
r
Lovable machinery and equipment, ' unday.
dent body meeting Tuesday after
OCIATION '
oir R
1
machinery,
equipment
or
fixture
at-
>
Frank Carlson drove the Little noon.
There have been a great many in-
The Misses Minnie Harvey and
quiries about the contents of the tached to real property, regardless I utter Creek school bus Friday
ol
wheather
such
real
property
be
Ruth Thompson, teachers In the pri-
evening for E. B. Wattenburger.
proposed sales tax bill which will be
privately
or
publicly
owned.
Tom J. Healy. Tom Healy and mary department, entertained the
referred to the people of the State
Section 2. (a) From and after the ‘ack Healy took Mike Daly to Uma- little folks at an Easter party at the
of Oregon July 21, 1933. We are I
publishing the bill as proposed by effective date of this act, there here tilla Saturday evening to catch the home of Miss Harvey Saturday af-
The Answerable Question.
ternoon.
the state legislature which will ap
train for Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Duff Knought were
"Will the Columbia river be de pear from week to week until the by is imposed upon every person en
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Neill and
complete bill has been printed, Com- ' gaging or continuing in business in daughters Lois Jean and Gwenneth dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
veloped?"
I this state a privilege tax measured spent last week with Mr. Neill's sis- Miller Sunday evening.
ment will be made later.
'
This question is being asked of-
Miss Ina Gilbert spent the week
| by 2 per cent of the gross income as ter Mrs. Charlie Plourd.
| herein defined; provided, however,
ten these days and has been for the
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ayers and end in Portland.
OREGON LAWS, 1933.
Miss Laura Dunne spent last week
I that in the case of gross income de son Ray visited in Heppner Satur-
past three years.
rived from the sale of tangible per- day evening.
in LaGrande as the house guest of
CHAPTER 400
The damsite at the Umatilla rap
Mrs. Ollie Neill and daughter Len Mrs. William Peare.
i sonai property or service to dealers
AN ACT
ids is now ready for construc
Mr. and Mrs. Gene McFarland
lor resale and gross income derived na were In Hermiston Saturday on
and Mr. and Mrs. Ober and family
tion following proper legislation. To provide for raising revenue by from publishing, the tax shall be business.
Miss Alma Neill and Mrs. E. B. spent Easter Sunday in Pendleton
The president has, in several public Imposing a tax on gross Income de- measured at the rate of three-tenths
visiting Mrs. McFarland's and Mrs.
statements, emphasized the Colum- rived from the sale or use of tangi-of 1 per cent of such gross income. Wattenburger and children were Ober’s father, Mr. Embysk.
business visitors In Stanfield and
ble property and personal service, in I
bla river as the site for a govern- lieu of general property taxes on
(Continued next week)
Echo Saturday.
mental power project of national tangible personal property; to pro-i
Charles Bartholomew made a trip
to Portland last week returning
importance. In view of that fact the vide for the enforcement of the act , ,
home Saturday morning.
COLUMBIA NEWS
Umatilla Rapids association has tak- and for the disposition of the reven- .
Mrs. W. D. Neill was confined to
By Florence Udey
en definite action In the form of a nee derlver therefrom; and to pro- •
her bed Sunday because of a cold.
CHURCH NOTES
request that the rapids project be vide that this act shall be referred
Mr. and Mrs. August Linder were
Mrs. Ethel Knighten, who Is a
teacher in the Hardman schools vis- visitors at the Childs Barham home
developed as the first unit of the Co to the people for their approval or
'ted her mother. Mrs. Nora Moore, Sunday afternoon.
lumbia river improvement. A com rejection.
Mr. and Mrs. Vai Knauf left Sat-
it the Roy Neill home over the week
METHODIST CHURCH
mittee has drawn v.p a letter point BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE
urday morning for Portland. They
end.
OF
THE
STATE
OF
OREGON:
ing out definite and logical reasons
O. W. Payne, Minister.
A large crowd attended the church returned Tuesday.
Section 1. For the purpose of this
Alice Lauree, who has been work- |
for construction at Umatilla rapids
The services at the ten o'clock services at the Pine City auditorium
which has been forwarded to Presi act and unless the context clearly hour will be of special interest to Tunday evening. Mrs. E. B. Watten ing in Portland and is now visiting
indicates a different meaning:
burger and Miss Oleta Neill sang a with her parents at Stanfield, spent
dent Roosevelt and to other official:
(a) The word “person” Includes all Methodists and friends of the duet; Miss Gertrude Tichnor, Rev. a few days visiting at the August
at Washington, including senators any individual, firm, partnership, church. We greatly appreciated the 3ias. Mrs. Ethel Knighten and W. Linder home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Udey were visit-,
and representatives from the states association, corporation, municipal splendid audience of last Sunday D. Neill, a quartet; and Miss Tich-
corporation, trust, receiver, or any and earnestly request each one to nor, a solo.
ors at the Childs Barham home Sun- |
of the Pacific Norhwcst.
other group or combination acting
day
evening.
James O’Brien who has been at
come again. Make church-going a
The text of the letter presents the as a unit.
Bill Ross, who has trucks on the
tending school in Salem is visiting
(b) The word “ta payer” means habit and note the difference in ils parents Mr. and Mrs. T. J. O’ Wallula cut-off highway at Juniper,
pioneer power project at Umatilla
rapids which was initiated in 1921. any person subject to the tax im meeting those problems which fret Brien this week. He arrived home was accompanied to Portland Sat
urday by his son Raymond who was
act.
Friday afternoon.
you.
It points out the engineering feasi- posed by this
(c) The words "tax commission"
The Misses Marie and Cecelia Ha forced to give up his work as truck
Sunday
school
is
still
growing,
bility and economic practicability; mean the state tax commission of
ley spent the week end with rela driver, because of illness.
hue we need you Mr. Non-Member. tives in Heppner.
that It is self-sustaining; that It Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Orle Thompson have
(d) The word "business” includ- The church really needs you and
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bartholomew moved Into the house on the George
will serve all northwestern states;
visited Mr. Bartholomew’s mother, Gill ranch which was formerly oc-
reclamation feature is incidental to es all activities or acts engaged in. you need the ehurch.
or caused to be engaged in, by any
Epworth League and Junior Lea Mrs. Mary Bartholomew In Heppner cupied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles
power and canalization develop person with the object of gain, prof
Reynolds.
Sunday.
ment; It Is the only proposed im it, benefit or advantage, either di- gue at 6:45. No evening preaching
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hallyburton |
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Plourd and
service.
■on Donald spent Sunday with Mrs left Tuesday morning for Portland |
provement offering maximum of ec reet or Indirect, through the sale or
Plourd’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dee where Mr. Hallyburton was called
onomic values for minimum expendí use of tangible personal property or
as a witness at a trial. They expect |
Neill.
tures; it Is an aid to agriculture; it service.
COMMUNITY
PRESBYTERIAN
Mrs. Nora Moore and daughter. to return Thursday. Florence Udey I
(e) The word “sale” means any
has congressional approval; offers transfer, erchange or barter, in any
Mrs. Ethel Knighten, visited friends accompanied them and expects to j
W. O. Miller. Pastor.
interstate bridge without additional manner or by any means whatsoever
near Stanfield Sunday.
visit there for a couple of weeks.
Umatilla, Oregon.
Mrs. Ollie Neill and daughter Len-
Mrs. Barham has been confined
Sunday, April 23, 1933.
a were dinner guests of Mrs. E. B. to her home because of illness.
Junior Endeavor 9:15 A. M.
•ENEEEEEEHENAEEESEIESENNNHEMHESmemM
Wattenburger Sunday.
Janie Hawkins of Adams spent a
Sunday school 10:00 A. M.
A. E. Wattenburger and E. B. tew days of this week visiting Faith
Wattenburger
made
a
trip
to
the
Christian Endeavor 7:30 P. M.
Wilson at her home.
Tolin Day valley on business over
Mr. and Mrs. Rugg of Pilot Rock,
Divine service at 8:00 P. M.
the week end.
were in Columbia last Tuesday look-
Devee Brown will bring the mes
ing for a location.
sage.
Mrs. M. L. Watson, Mrs. O. O.
We have just received a shipment of
A special invitation is extended
Felthouse, Mrs. Jess Prindle, and
r
UMATILLA
NEWS
Mrs. Joe Udey met at the home of
to all to a special meeting Wednes-
By Louise Byrnes
Mrs. F. Roumazeaux Monday tor
lay, April 26, at 8:00 P. M. Miss
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Conlon and their club meeting.
Margaret Lewis from
Portland laughter
Mr. and Mrs./ Bill Tucker of Pt
Mildred accompanied by
We Have Many Bargains Left.
brings us a message of her exper- Ruth Thompson motored to Pendle- dleton were on the project Saturd
lences while in the foreign mission on Sunday afternoon.
looking for a location.
IN OUR NEW LOCATION.
Harold Throop was à visitor
Mr. and Mrs. Orin Haul and child
field.
en Mary and Edwin, and Mr. and the Tom Stewart home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hallyburt
1rs. Wood Horsley all of LaGrande
isited at the Pete McNabb home visited friends in LaGrande Sund:
COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN
Paul Miller was seen in his mot
Sunday.
W. O. Miller, Pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. James Byrnes and boat on the Cold Springs reservi
Boardman, Oregon.
daughter Joan, and Mrs. P. W. Easter Sunday.
Sunday April 23, 1933.
Rov Leverenz, who has been e
Walsh and daughter Dale, motored
ployed on the W. A. Mikesell ran
o Pendleton Tuesday.
Sunday school 10:15 A. M.
left
Monday for Spokane where
Mrs. Jessie Rice has returned to
Preaching service 11:15 A. M.
I'LL LET SWIFT FIND CITY
her home in Walla Walla after vis will Join his mother, Mrs. Wa
Devee Brown of Umatilla will be iting a few days with her brother They formerly lived near Stantie
... BUYERS FOR
the speaker.
Pauline Morris was a week e
James Byrnes.
THESE EGGS
Mrs. Fred Patton of Portland vis visitor in Pendleton.
A special treat awaits the Board-
o Dr
Nina Rttea McCulley won first
man people Tuesday, April 25, at ited her sister Miss Sara Rix during
Easter holidays. She was accom- the declamatory contest sponsor
8:00 P: M. when Miss Margaret the
anied by Paul Rix of Washougal by the W.C.T.U. last Thursday a
Lewis of Portland, who has spent
vas awarded the silver medal.
Mr. and Mrs. Young and daughte
Mrs. Struther's mother from Rei
many years as a missionary in
da of Portland visited at the horn
pent Friday at the Struthers hil
f J. B. Springer Saturday and Sun
China, will speak of her work in
ay. Mrs. Young Is Mrs. Springer':
The dirt work on the diagor
the foreign field. Miss Lewis is a
Ister.
oad was completed Wednesday.
very interesting speaker. You can't
The officers of the Eastern Stai
Members of the Christian Ende
afford to miss hearing her.
f Umatilla chapter were guests of >r society from the Hermiston Uni
he Ione chapter at a joint meeting
•hurch met with a group of you
e the Heppner, Ione, and Umatilla people at the Columbia school Su
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
Th<
hapters Thursday evening.
day evening.
In stage coach days an egg rarely traveled far.Markets for farm pro
the
matill chanter exemplified
, Hugh Roberts went to Portia
octrine of Atonement” was
duce were limited by the distance a horse could trot hi a few hours.
initiatory work.
with Dale Christley Monday.
' the subject of the Lesson-
Hot
William
Switzler
has
gone
to
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Upham spe
Now there’s no limit. Eggs sold by farm patrons of Swift & Com
Sermon in all Churches of Christ,
ake to spend a few days.
Sunday in Pendleton.
pany’s 100 and more produce stations have a market virtually as
Scientist, on Sunday, April 16.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Hammer a
Bulldogs Defeated.
Among the citations which com
wide as the United States. Swift’s Brookfield eggs and butter can
Mary Jane Hammer were Pendlet
The Hermiston Bulldogs were de- visitors Saturday.
prised the Lesson-Sermon was the
—and do go wherever consumer demand is good.
sated by the Umatilla high school
following from the Bible: "If,
* * * * * * * *
aseball team Monday afternoon on
when ye do well, and suffer for it,
he Umatilla diamond. The game
ye take it patiently, this is ac
■as close and exciting with the
IRRIGON NEWS
ceptable with God. For even here-
ore tied twice. The final score was
By Mrs. W. C. Isom
unto were
called: because
-5. The only home run of the game
Mr.
and
Mrs. C. C. Ellis who ha
Christ also suffered for us. leaving
as made by Don Moore, the Bull
SWIFTS
us an example, that ye should fol
log's third baseman, By two third been visiting friends and relativ
at Spokane the past ten days i
low his steps" (I Peter 2:20. 21).
ase hits by Robert McKenzie and turned Monday.
TAKE MY —»
The Lesson-Sermon also includ
Umatilla
team
laurice
Caldwell,
the
/ADVICE- SELL YOUR
Mrs. Edith Puchett left for Br
ed the following correlative pas
-n In the winning score. There gan. Ore., Friday where she is ei
EGGS TO SWIFT "
sages from the Christian Science
■ere several errors against each ployed for the summer as cook f
earn.
textbook, “Science and Health
3pear & Williams contractors, w
YOU'LL GET FAIR
with Kry to the Scriptures”, by
were at Irrigon last season.
Stanfield Team Loses to Locals.
PRICES, COURTEOUS
Mary Baker Eddy: "Jesus bore
has
Ralph . Benefici
The Umatilla high school base- working at Wallula, was home
our Infirmities; he knew the error
TREATMENT AND )
all team was victorious over the a few days over the week end bi
of mortal belief, and 'with his
SPOT CASH /
‘tanfield team last Wednesday on too ill to work.
stripes (the rejection of error)
he local diamond in a close contest
Mrs. Fred Markham was a
we are healed'. 'Despised and re
f 4-5. The Umatilla team lost to leton visitor Monday.
jected of men', returning blessing
tanfield the previous Wednesday
Mrs. Robert Smith accomp
for cursing, he taught mortals the
n Stanfield but were able to regain the Perrigon family from Sta
heir
pep
and
ability
and
drowned
opposite of themselves, even the
on a trip to Spokane, Wn., F
nature of God; and when error
Eggs purchased from farmers by Swift & Company are paid for
heir opponents in this game. There where she wilt* visit friends, for
vas a little change in the team line few days.
felt the power of Truth, the
in cash; city money flows to the country.
up for the last two games. Don Har-
scourge and the cross awaited the
Mrs. Kate Bullfinch went to
Buying price quotations at the produce plants arc close to what eggs
yman and Lewis Dexter exchanged leton, Idaho, for her Easter
great Teacher. Yet he swerved not,
bring in consuming centers over the country, less the necessary mar-
ositions putting Lewis as catcher tton.
well knowing that to obey the di
The Misses Edith and Helen Ken
nd Don as short stop. Maurice Cald-
keting costs on the way. Volume and efficiency make these costs low,
vine order and trust God. saves
vell was placed on third base and nison of Kennewick. Wn.. v
retracing and traversing anew the
Swift & Company profits, over a period of years, have averaged
over Sunday with the Benefiels.
leorge Harvey at second base.
path from sin to holiness" (p 20).
Mr. Anderson from Cole. Ore., wa
less than half a rent a pound of all products and per down of eggs.
Girls in Tennis Match.
in Irrigon over Sunday.
Mrs. Suddirth was a Hermlstoi
Minnie Harvey, representing Uma
tilla in the girls' singles, again won visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Rex Moses of
Hermistor
her tenne sets from the Stanfield
Purvey or» of fino food»
ingles on the Umatilla court Wed spent several days last week witl
nesday afternoon. The score of the the Rand families.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Markhan
sets were 6-1 and 6-2. Mildred Con
lon and Ruth Thompson won the and family visited their parents. Mr
girls' doubles which was lost in the and Mrs. Emmett McCoy, and Mr
Uhe Germstun brrali
BURK’S for Bargains!
Summer Goat Hair Sox
COME IN WITH YOUR EGGS
Semin
"mimi
“D
GO OUT WITH YOUR MONEY
Swift & Company
Advertise
SELL YOUR 0000 TO SWIFT
SOUND BANK
For years this bank has been known for its conservatism:
in fact, many people felt that often we were too conserva
tive; too strict in our observ nee of certain rules.
The spirit of the nation has changed from an attitude of
fear to one of hope and courage. All signs point forward
and upward. Aiding in this recovery will be the strong,
accredited banks of the nation: each one a tested and ac-
cepted unit in a new and stronger banking system.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of Hermiston
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $50,000.
R. ALEXANDER, Vice-President
D. M. DEETER, Asst. Cashier
F. B SWAYZE. President
A. H. NORTON, Cashier
and Mrs. Frank Markham. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isom and Mr.
and Mrs. Ceo. Kendler were Sunday
guests of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Isom.
Those accompanying ; the band
members to Eugene were Frank
Brace, Frank
Leicht,
Raymond
Lamoreaux, George Morseti, Mr. At
kin, Miss Helen Heath, Henry Wier
and Maurice Williams. The Irrigon
band won 3rd place this year, also
the two solos. Margaret Allen and
Wiley Benefiel, won third place.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Fagerston mo-
tored to Pendleton with a load of
asparagus Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rand, Mr, and
Mrs. Bates Rand were Hermiston
shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. W. C. Isom and son Don
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Kendler at Umatilla Monday.
WESTERN ERA SCREEN
STORY BY ZANE GREY
All the ingredients that go to
make an exciting western picture—
speed, action, danger, romance and
scenic beauty — have been crowded
into "Wild Horse Mesa," the Zane
Grey film which shows at the Oasis
theatre Sunday and Monday, accord
ing to reports from eastern cities
where the picture has been shown.
The setting, named in the title. Is
a high table-land which served as
the last refuge for the greatest wild
horse herd in the west, descendants
of the blooded animals that had es-
aped from early Spanish explorers.
The lend, and the horses thereon,
belong to the Indians, according to
overnment decree, and the story
deals with the efforts of a band of
horse thieves to capture and sell the
wild horses.
One of the biggest thrills in the
picture, according to reports, is a
mad stampede of more than 5000
wild horses, a sight that will prob
ably never be seen again on the
screen. Other excitement is provided
by the wild rides over mountainous
country, gun fights with outlaws,
and the vengeance visited upon the
outlaw leader by Panquitch, leader
of the wild horse herd, for the kill-
Ing of his colt.
Marie Dressier and Polly Moran
are on this program in a comedy of
two old spinsters about to entertain
either the evangelist or a dangerous
criminal. To complete the bill there
is another of those delightful short
features starring Donald Novie, who
sings so beautifully, those heart
thrilling songs of old Ireland.
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S5AVET
Money by Paying Lowest
Prices for Quality Goods
at the HOME OWNED
STORE
Ripe Olives L""
OYSTERS ■ o
Baker’s Cocoa
Brand
Tin
Brand
2 for 19c
2 for 19c
can 10c
"High Above Government Standards
%-lb
Tin
in Nutritive Value”
Sanka Coffee
i-LB.
can 46c
Drink SANKA Coffee—and sleep
Kiddles—Save the tops and get a cowboy suit.
Peanut Butter
Corn Starch
Snowdrift m
Wessen Oil
23c
Everybody
6) 1
- pkgs.
ARGO
BRAND
size that saves.
6-LB. CAN
12-Gallon
An EGG, plus WESSON, equals
Size
can
can
MAYONNAISE
P. A. Tobacco - 2 tins