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Newspaper Page TextTHE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE TWO THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1935 Koeppen’s, Poor & Jail ........ 5.60 090990990990000999090090990999999909990900900900000*0 Pendleton Drug Co., Poor .... 107.55 Francis Marian Smith, Poor 5.00 Published every Thursday at Hermis- Hal H. Moor, Poor ................. ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by 7.50 Penland Bros., Election ...... 18.00 Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring, Publishers. Claims allowed by the County Olive M. Whitlock, Co. Nurse 14.91 3.69 Court at the January, 1935 term, ex Hilda Bent, Poor .................... Entered as Second Class Matter cept certain claims allowed by Sta Olive M. Whitlock, Poor ...... 14.58 December, 1906, Umatilla County, Mary Brown, Poor ................. 15.00 tute. TAKES AN ACTIVE INTEREST IN Oregon. Carl Chambers, Ind. Soldiers 90.45 THE WHOLE BUSINESS LIFE OF State Industrial Accident UMATILLA NEWS Subscription Ratea 62.50 Commission. Sheriff $ 33.44 Ferguson Motor Co., Sheriff By Louise Byrnes EASTERN OREGON. One Tear ....__________ __ _ 81.00 State Ind. Acc. Comm, Poor.. 88.28 Eleanor Arkell, Election ....... ..18.00 .75 Six Months ....... -.................. . Wednesday of last week the Uma State Ind. Acc. Commis., Jessie Thompson, Juvenile. .. 6.94 .50 tilla town team went to Boardman Three Months ___ ..______ sion. Sheriff .................... 33.51 Joyce Cuiwits, Election ........ 72.00 Every commercial activity, and almost every public or private fi where they played a game of basket Dorothy Depew, Election .... 19.80 ball with the Boardman town team, Dorothy Depew. Election...... 64.80 nancial transaction requires one or more banking services. Louise Dyer, Election .......... 19.80 and lost 26-16. Friday night they Van Petten Lumber Co., Co. Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., Offices 103.87 played Jack Allen's team from Pen- House & Poor Farm ... 224.78 lleton and lost. Monday night they A. C. McIntyre, Justice Court 5.60 E. B. Casteel, Postage (Offi 17.50 The deposit of money, cashing of checks and bills of exchange to played the Walla Walla Gasco’s. Two ces ) .................................... Marjorie Erwin, Co. Nurse .. 25.00 finance trade, payment of bills, remittances of funds, accumulation * ‘ overtime periods were played but the Royal Typewriter Co., Re locals lost 51-45. Eleanor Arkell, Election ...... 82.80 of savings are all indispensi ble activities by which you carry • corder ............ ................... 81.00 The Umatilla high school basket- Eleanor Arkell, Treasurer .... affairs. 1 ‘ 5.50 T.50 forward your financial Mrs. Mary Hudson, Poor .... CHURCH NOTES Not Later Than 1036. all teams went to Stanfield Friday Ferndale Obucb, Treasurer.. 71.50 Mrs. Susie Upcraft, Poor .... 18.00 night and split scores. The girls The report on the 12-minute in- R. F. Witherell, Assessor...... 64.00 J. Frank Spinning, Poor ...... 10.10 Representative won 20-6, and the boys lost 34-20. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH State Ind. Acc. Comm., Poor 81.56 terview granted The efficient handling of these transactions is a part of our every East Oregonian, Offices ........ 45.00 Chas. B. Orai, Sealer of W'ts. 33.46 Saturday evening Hover high Walter M. Pierce with President day banking business and gives this bank an essential part iu the < > W. A. Briggs, Pastor. Freewater Times, Co. Court Edward Thompson Co., Law Roosevelt Wednesday carries the school split scores with Umatilla on & Sheriff ............................ 26.27 Morning worship st 10:00. Ser- business life of this community. < > Lib......................................... 6.00 clearest, most encouraging state he local floor, the girls winning 12- mon theme, “A Sufficient Gospel for W. H. Blackler, Justice Court 10.00 Joseph Cunha, Cr., Dog ........ 30.00 ments released from the White House 6 and the boys losing 27-13. in months, on the development of Clarence Guerin spent Sunday in This Age.” Bushong & Co., Justice Court 8.72 Henry Schultx, General Road 250.00 Sunday school at 11:00. F. B. Hayes. General Road . 10.70 the Columbia river to the mouth ot Portland. C. E. Devine, Justice Court.. 3.90 Charles Matkins, Gen. Road 17.04 Epworth League at 6:45. the Snake river. Mr. and Mrs. George Butterwood Mrs. C. E. Devine, Justice Evening worship at 7:45. Funk & McLean, Gen. Road 75.00 First, the president agrees with and Mrs. Gus Tonies spent Monday Court ................................. Choir practice Tuesday evening at 3.90 C. G. Bracher Hardware Co., Pierce that freight rates are too In Pendleton. of Hermiston 7:30. 33.75 Gen. Road ........................ 2.50 T. W. Hewett, Justice Court high and intimated the Columbia Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Gailey and son Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over 850,000. Cub scouts meet this Saturday af L. G. Frazier, Offices ............. 17.60 Will Beathe, Gen. Roads .... 10.63 should have a nine-foot channel in Duane and Margaret Baumann spent ternoon. 5.00 Motor, Gen. Road ................. stead of seven feet as proposed in Monday afternoon in Pendleton. R. ALEXANDER, Vice-President % F. B. SWAYZE, President Friday night at 8:00 o'clock, the J. T. Arneson Ptg. Co., Re Hermiston Hotel, Gen. Road 178.85 bills introduced by the Oregon dele 8.00 corder ................................... Mildred Conlon, who is attending California World Players will pre- D. M. DEETER, Asst. Cashier ! ! A. H. NORTON, Cashier P. J. Stadelman, Sec., Gen. gation for several years past. He al Harthrong, Re- Road ...................................... 44.00 so inquired why money was not Willamette University, visited at the sent the play, "There Is a Highway.” Anna M Admission free but a silver offering 22.00 corder P. J. Stadelman, Sec., Gen. available for the $400,000 channel home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. will be taken. This is sponsored by Elizabeth Harthrong, Re- 2.00 Road ...................................... improvement between Celilo and Wm. Conlon over the week end. Epworth League. the 34.20 Tommy Bond, Gen. Road .... 12.50 Miss Helen Fredreckson spent Sat corder Umatilla, which would indicate his American Tire Shop, Gen. Cliff Myrick. Gen. Road Pay- Al Beard, Gen. Road Payroll 92.07 approval of immediate allocation of urday in Pendleton. West Coast Prt. & Bd. Co., Road ...................................... UNION CHURCH NOTES. roll ................................... 99.69 John Barnes, Gen. Road funds if they are available. 77.59 School Supt....................... Art Peterson of Willows Creek vi Western Road Mach. Second, the president does not sited at the home of his sister, Mrs. C. R. Moore, Minister. 58.52 Chas. Reimann, Gen. Road Payroll ............................. 4.48 Austin O. F. Casteel, Assessor ........ Co., Gen. Road .................... ' 1030.7 favor speed in the approval of the H. Van Schoiack, over the week end. Payroll ............................. 63.02 H. Exum, Gen. Road Payroll 53.19 11:00 A. M., Sermon topic: "God’s W. F. Quarrie & Co., School Bell Tractor Co., Gen Braden project but would have it under Dorothy Tonies ran a knife into Exceeding Great and Precious Pro- Supt.......................................... 68.30 A. L. Warnock, Gen. Road 101.54 L. T. Sharinghousen, Gen. Road stood that a thorough study and sur her hand Sunday evening, and it was mises.” 21.92 Road Payroll ................. Valley Printing Co., School 71.74 Payroll ... Central Welding Works, Gen vey is being made of the upper Co necessary to take several stitches to 7:45 Evening sermon, "Palestine 33.72 Supt...................................... F. H. McEwen, Gen. Road 4.50 Carl Barton, Gen. Road Pay- Road lumbia river proposed improvement. close the wound. and the Jew in Prophecy Up to Independent City Scavenger roll .................................... 46.36 Payroll ................................. 112.79 W. J. Clarke, Gen. Road ..... 387.27 The building of the Umatilla dam Miss Sara Rix and Mrs. Joe Sprin 3.00 Collier Motor Co., Gen. Road 13.62 Chas. Williams, Gen. Road Court House .................... R. Pearsol, Gen. Road Pay- is the only possible construction on ger were joint hostesses at a birth Date.” Come and hear this inter esting subject and also hear the ac. Power & Light Co. 19.34 roll ..................... Consolidated Freight Lines Payroll ..... 106.00 the river which will link the Inland day party honoring Mrs. Fred Knud young 91.94 Court House .................... 2.02 Tommy Bond, Gen. Road Gen. Road Empire territory with sea ports to son, Saturday evening at the Sprin services. people conduct the opening Pendleton Water Commission Dennis Motor Co., Gen. Road 234.66 Payroll .... 116.22 allow navigation from the Snake to ger home. Those enjoying the party Court House ........................ 23.80 Ebrei & Temple, Gen. Road 39.05 Percy Sweet, Gen. Road Pay Christian Endeavor at 6:45. Fs- Portland. With the construction ot were Mr. and Mrs. Elmore McKenzie, 7.50 C. M. Nielson, Court House.. Fletcher Oil Co., Gen. Road 1558.71 83.44 roll .................................... Bonneville dam, the $400,000 chan Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knudson, Mr. and ther McMullen, leader. Foster Motor Co., Gen. Road 17.82 John Eichner, Gen. Road A Mr. B. Griffin of 2405 Choir practice Wednesday night Safeway Store No. 109, Court nel improvement between Celilo and Mrs. Harry Hull, Mrs. Jack Cherry, ooll Borthwick Avenue, Portland. 4.61 House A Poor ............... 2.85 L. G. Frazier, Gen. Road .... 72.63 Payroll .. U 04 __ .a, and the building of the the Misses Rosa Rico. Clara Corri- at the home of Mrs. Gimble. a. g Oregon, said: "I had become Western States Grocery Co. 75.00 Bible study changed to Thursday Funk & McLean, Gen. Road R. J. Wheeler, Gen. Road .8 rundown. I felt miserable all Umatilla rapids dam, the Columbia gan, Helen Fredreckson and the 2.75 Gray * Wright, Gen. Road .. 53.83 Court House ...................... “ate SSs over, had no pep, my ap- night, 7:45 to 8:45. Subject: "Sec Payroll ...... 124.69 river will be navigable for 250 hostesses. Gess i petite was poor and I would 15.00 Mrs. Frank Ransom, Poor.... G 1 e n n's Pharmacy, Gen. John Moyer, Gen. Road Pay miles, and the building of three “Sean ? tire easily. I used only two The regular Masonic meeting was ond lesson on the Covenants." Bring Mary E. Ellis, Poor ............ 7.50 1.85 Road 59.90 roll .................................... set- I bottles of Dr. Pierce's Golden dams on the Snake river will pro- held in the lodge hall Monday even your Bible, pencil and note book, 5.00 HIamley & Co., Gen. Road . Medical Discovery and it 1.35 L. C. Alford, Gen. Road Pay Saturday night the Young Peo Dottie Swaggart, Poor ........ vide a means of bringing millions of ing. gave me an appetite and Mrs. Frank Wahner, Poor .... 20.00 Mrs. S. H. Hargett, Gen roll .............................. ----- 124.69 tons of freight down the river to strengthened me. me.” ” All A druggists. Mrs. Max Graybeal and son Jun ple's class in Voice and Physical Cul Mrs. Anna Baker, Poor ........ 5.00 3.15 L. Hoon, Gen. Road Payroll 23.77 New size, tablets Road tablets 50 cts., liquid $1.00. Portland. ior returned home Monday from a ture. A large attendance is desired Mrs. Rachel Wheeler, Poor.. 15.00 Large size, tabs, or liquid, I $1.35. 12.41 Motors, Gen. Road.. as we have something special for ' T ettick Ross Brown, Gen. Road Pay- The president does not want any visit with Mr. Graybeal who is work Write Dr. Pierce’s Clinic, Buffalo, N. Y„ 4.00 Howard Cooper Corp., Gen A. R. Marlow, Poor ............... you. 11.13 roll .................................... bills or legislation regarding de ing in Los Vegas. for free medical advit 290.14 Geo. Graves, Gen. Road Over 83% of the Bible School Florence Pearson, Poor ........ 10.00 Road velopment on the Columbia present Mr. and Mrs. M. M. McCullough 15.00 . F. Hodges Agency, Gen. were on time last Sunday morning. Tames Matlock. Poor ............ 23.77 Payroll ............................. ed at this time, which will give spent Thursday in Pendleton. Mrs. Emma Miller, Poor ...... 13.50 59.81 Pat Clerkins, Gen. Road Pay- Road .................................. ample time for definite, construe- Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lane spent Were you one of them? Young people do not forget the Mrs. Cecelia Johnson, Poor.. 30.00 'ack Allen Supply, Gen. 6.88 roll .................................... tive study of the problems this com Thursday in Pendleton. 67.22 G. Weatherman, Gen. Road C. E. meeting at 6:45 Sunday night. W. A. Dozier, Poor ......-........ 15.00 Road ..................... -........... IF YOU ARE A ing summer. It would appear that I 10.00 2.95 Thirty-three were there when the Ernest Price, Poor ................. ack Lee Service, Gen. Road 19.53 Payroll ............................. the army engineers’ reports will be * % 20.00 meeting started and some more came Pearl M. Dyer, Poor ............ ohn Roeblings Sons Co., H. H. Tash, Gen. Road Pay- complete by that time, furnishing a 11.65 in later making over forty in atten Fred Schwab, Poor ............... 10.00 Gen. Road ........................ roll .................................... 17.59 + PINE CITY NEWS 11.00 '1rs. P. E. Killiam, Gen. dance. Come on time and get the Anna Junken, Poor .............. Harold Graham, Gen. Road 20.00 By Oleta Neill 13.50 Charles Grant, Poor ............. full benefit of the lesson. 12.99 Road Payroll ............................. 5.00 Knerr's Repair Shop, Gen. Special music for both services, Wm. S. Smith, Poor ............. Sam Fellows, Gen. Road C. H. Bartholomew was a business 10.00 FOR WINTER'S ILLS 8.85 Mrs W. S. Banks, Poor ........ morning and evening. Come, work 12.99 Road Payroll ............................. risitor In Heppner Monday. 10.00 C. P. Miller. Gen. Road ........ 31.85 L. W. Valentine, Gen. Road Berta Beckman, Poor .......... Pat Healy visited at the Joi Hea- and grow with us. Are you one of those unfortunate 7.50 Mrs. W. E. Miller, Gen. Road 1.70 Mart Cash, Poor ................... 19.18 Payroll ............................. ey ranch Monday. individuals who stays “run-down” 8.00 Milton Hardware Co., Gen. CASH ONLY Etta Harris. Poor ................ O. H. Buell, Gen. Road Pay PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helms and 5.00 and miserable all winter long? 21.70 Florence Loney, Poor .......... 45.57 Road .................................. roll .................................... NOW Reg. laughter Henrietta were business Lawson H. Flora, Pastor. 7.00 Milton Box Co., Gen. Road.. 110.58 L. G. Fullerton, Gen. Road "arah Millner, Poor ............. Usually the trouble is that your 81.39 Men’s Waist Calls .. 11.19 isitors in Hermiston Thursday. We wish to announce that th 8 Tames Owens, Poor .............. 5.00 i Mrs. James Mollahan, Gen. Payroll ............................. 75.91 body lacks resistance to combat the Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger 81.39 Men's Bib Overalls.. 11.19 10.00 16.00 Von Hiatt, Gen. Road Pay- Road .................................. dangerous germs of winter illness. ent Sunday afternoon visiting at Pilgrim Holiness church has moved Nels Carlstrom, Poor ............. 12.50 81.25 Men’s Bib Overalls.. $1.10 Moll’s Service Station, Gen. roll 104.25 .................................... from the Columbia school house to Mahlon Haworth, Poor ........ ae Ollie Neill home. Build up your health-power with 15.00 54.87 Bertha Owen, Poor ............... K. D. Pearson, Gen. Road 82.49 Men's Work Shoes .. $1.98 Road .................................. Jim Omohundro spent Sunday vis- their new location just north of the vitamin A — science’s greatest 10.00 39.65 46.65 Milo L. George, Poor ............. L. J. McAtee, Gen. Road ...... Payroll ............................. Shoes .. 83.98 Men's Work ting at the Roy Omohundro home. $2.98 weapon against infectious germs. Osborn apartments on Second street M. M. Burnap, Poor ............ 7.00 Northwest Cities Gas. Co. 8.22 W. Hook, Gen. Road Payroll Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wattenburier 81.50 Men's Dress Shirts .. .98 6.00 M c K esson ’ s V itamin C oncen All are invited to meet with us. 11.67 Paul Lawyer, Poor ............... John Henry, Gen. Road Pay Gen. Road ............................. ind family and Ray W. Hardman at 81.25 Men's Dress Shirts .. 10.00 trate T ablets or C od L iver O il .98 roll ............................................. 59.25 ended the show in Hermiston Sun- Sunday school at 9:45. Preaching at Charles Weaver, Poor ........... 15.00 Oregon Motor Service, Gen. Margaret Heintz. Poor ........ 22.61 E. S. Fox, Gen. Road Pay- 81.00 Men's Dress Shirts .. furnish your body vitamin A in de Road .79 11:00 A. M„ and 7:45 P. M. lay afternoon. Mrs. Alice Hedges, Poor ...... 10.00 Oregon Lumber Yard, Gen. 99.69 roll ........... licious form. Also the “sunshine” 81.40 Men's U. Sults heavy Clarence Neill was a business vis .98 We teach and preach the old time 5.00 166.23 H. Magruder, Gen. lobert Realer, Poor ........... 4 Road Road vitamin D, and the needed minerals, tor on Butter Creek Wednesday. 60c to 75c Men’s Dress hose I .30 15.00 Methodist doctrine. ' eonora Lightfoot, Poor ...... 72.23 Payroll .... Oregon Hardware Co., Gen calcium and phosphorus. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ayers and (Wool Sox, 20c) 10.00 19.20 Thos. C. Reed, Poor ......... . R. Kelley, Gen. Road Payroll 24.99 Road Mrs. Roy Neill were business visit- Each tablet brings you all the 83.95 to 85.00 Men's Hats $2.98 Mrs. James Overturf, Poor .... 12.50 Pacific Power & Light, Gen. H. Alderman, Gen. Road FULL GOSPEL MISSION. ars in Heppner Tuesday. vitamins in one teaspoonful of 10.00 24.99 Mrs. Mary Yarbrough, Poor 8.22 Payroll . Road Men's Hats ............... 82.49 $1.98 A. E. Wattenburger and E. B. Grace Trumbull, Pastor. U. S. P. X. (revised 1934) Cod Mrs. Margaret Charlton, Pendleton Tire Shop, Gen. Albert Haynes, Gen. Road Helmets ...................... 81.00 Wattenburger were business visitors $ .39 10.00 Liver Oil. Buy them at any good 11.16 Sunday school at 10:00 A. M. Payroll --------.............. •......... 46.21 Poor ........................................ Road ................................. In Pendleton Monday. 50c Neck Ties $ .25 drug store. $1 per bottle of 100 tab Mrs. Olevia Charlton, Poor.. 15.00 Pendleton Water Commis Dean Forth, Gen. Road Pay- Preaching Services 11:00 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Neill and 7.50 Leather Gloves and Mittens 46.21 Elvira A. Ashton, Poor ........ sion, Gen. Road ............. roll .................................... lets. Begin today to protect health amily attended church in Hermis- Evening service at 7:30. 5.00 Pilot Rock Lumber Yard, Al Wickuler, Gen. Road Franz Stlauch, Poor ............ REDUCEDI the vitamin way with M c K esson ’ s on Sunday. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 Mrs. Bent. Poor ..................... 10.00 44.00 Payroll .................................. 12.31 Gen. Road ........................ CHILDREN'S SWEATERS V itamin C oncentrate T ablets . John Healy was a business visitor P. M. Everybody welcome. 10.00 Portland Pendleton Motor Geo. Eckles, Gen. Road Pay- T, N. York. Poor ................... In Heppner Monday. Two-Thirds OFF. 5.61 21.12 53.48 Mrs. W. S. Banks, Poor ........ Fgt., Gen. Road ............ roll .................................... Mr. and Mrs. Tlnel Robinson 6.00 Jack Plattenberg, Gen. Road Dr. J. A. Best, Poor ............. 50.00 Pearson Brothers. Gen. Road vent the week end visiting Mr. and CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES 2.00 Penland Brothers, Gen. Road 10.82 Dr. T. M. Birkbeck, Poor .... Payroll ................................. 30.80 Mrs. C. H. Bartholomew. 118.30 Henry Forth, Gen. Road Price Ransom Chevrolet Co., T. B. Bomboy, Poor ............... HERMISTON DRUG Co. Joe Kilkenny and Hugh O’Rourke RUTH" was the subject 12.65 75.93 Dr. H. J. Kavanaugh. Poor.. 40.00 Payroll ...-....................... Gen. Road ........................ Hermiston, Oregon visited at the John Healy home the Lesson-Sermon in tl' 26.00 4.95 R. Farrens, Gen. Road Pay Shields Fruit Co., Poor ........ M. Refvem. Gen. Road ........ Churches of Christ Scientist, e 2.25 8.22 Rohrman Motor Co., Gen. roll .................................... Tallman & Co.. Poor ............. Sunday. January 27. Carnes Bros. Merc. Co., Poor 16.40 Road ...................................... 17.43 L. McIntyre, Gen. Road Pay 10.00 5.91 The Golden Text was "Tesch roll 109.74 .................................... Shell Oil Co.. Gen. Road .... H. G. Casteel, Poor ............... Dr. A. W. Christopherson, F. M. Henson, Gen. Road Smith & Blanchett, Gen. me thy way, O Lord; 1 will walk 3.50 Payroll ..... 74.12 ........................ Road ...................................... 10.80 Poor ........................................ in thy truth: unite my heart ’o Lee Patton, Gen. Road Pay Folsom’s, Poor ........................ 100.00 State Ind. Acc. Comm., Gen. fear thy name" <Ps 86:11). 5.00 261.48 roll ................................... 9.25 Dr. C. L. Gilstrap. Poor Road .. ............. «............... Among the citations which com- 4.00 standard Oil Co.. Gen Road 62.19 H. H. Hinderman, Gen. Road Dr. M. A. Leach, Poor Farm Sack prised the i esson-Sermon was the SURELAY Dr. Martin Marbut, Poor .... 19.50 Tavlor Hardware Co., Gen. Payroll .............. 47.62 ........ ..... following from the Bible "There Mt. St. Joseph’s Home, Poor 10.00 “Farm Tested” Road ............................ ------ 370.63 Pearly Smith, Gen. Road is nothing covered, that shall not 4.45 Payroll . Tulon Smith Disbursing Of The Texas Co., Gen. Road .... 29.91 OLYMPIC EGG MASH « 100.00 Union OH Co., Gen Road...... 70.60 Frank Taylor, Gen. Road be revealed neither hid, that ficer. Poor ................. • “Milk” Sack —92 Payroll . shall not be known" (Luke 12 2). 't. Anthony’s Hospital. Poor 649.35 Van Petten Lumber Co., Gen. 94.69 17.10 330.15 Neil Devore, Gen. Road Tallman * Co.. Poor ............. Road ... The Lesson-Sermon also includ SPECIAL OIL EGG Payroll ................................. 109.75 J. L. Eldridge. Poor Farm ... 279.89 Walla Walla Iron Works, ed the following correlative pas- Sack MASH 3.59 1.50 T. C. Penney Co., Poor Farm Al Moody, Gen. Road Pay- Gen. Road sages from the Christian Science roll .............................. 114.77 .. Printing Co., Pendleton Drug Co., Poor SURECALF 25 lb. sack West Coast Busy feet can’t —l‘ textbook, "Science and Health 3.75 3.13 L. Greishaber, Gen. Road Gen. Road Farm ...................................... with Key to the Scriptures", by 3.70 Payroll _ 114.77 R. E. Goad. Jail ..................... 198.50 R. J. Wheeler. Gen. Road...... cover all the ground. Mary Baker Eddy: “Though ertor J. H. Wheeler, Gen. Road Bushong & Co.. Election .... 44.23 Whitman Awning Co., Gen. 3.00 hides behind a He and excuses They need the help that a 2.75 Payroll .. 78.14 H. L. Stamper. Election ...... Road ....................... ?............. 42.00 Int. Magazine Co., Gen. Road guilt. error cannot forever be con- 5.00 R. E. Goad, Sheriff, Gen. West Pub. Co.. Law Lib........ telephone alone can give. Pac. Tel. Co., Gen. Road .... 19.78 Road Payroll ................... 26.59 cealed. Truth, through her eter- ’ a w yers Co.-Operative Pub. 7.50 D. Fullerton, Gen. Road Pay- W. F. Brown, Gen. Road Pay- nal laws, unveils errer Co.. Law Lib......................... . "The Have you a telephone in SHORTS • 80 Lbs. roll . ................................. 82.09 W. C. Hopson, Fruit Inspec roll 110.01 .................................... muddy river-bed musi he stirred 60.40 Cliff McDonald. Gen. Road your home? S. Fullerton, Gen. Road Pay- tor ...................................... In order to purify the st ream, in 74.80 roll .................................... 55.21 Payroll 104.74 ............................ ‘oseph Ramos, Sr.. Dog ..... MILL RUN - 80 Lbs. moral chemicalization, when the 60.43 Ralph Moody, Gen. Road John L. Dallman, Gen. Road B E. Goad. Sheriff ............... symptoms of evil, illusion, are 20.00 68.84 Payroll ............................. Payroll ....................... .. 36.21 Olive M. Whitlock. Poor ...... aggravated, we may think in our Joe Picard, Gen. Road Pay BRAN - 60 Lbs. Mary Houser. Emerg.............. 95.85 C. H. Wheeler, Gen. Road ignorance that the Lord hath 46.80 68.84 roll ___________ ___ ___ Payroll ............................. 53.25 Cladys Goad. Emerg................ wrought an evil; but we ought to K. McKown, Gen. Road Pay Wayne Reville, Emerg............ 11.25 C. Hutson. Gen. Road Pay- 66.10 roll ..... .... ......... MOLASSES ...... .......... FEED 80 lbs roll .................................... know that God's law uncovers so- 66.62 Western Union. Sheriff A 9.99 W. A. Bryant. Gen. Road E. H. Hargett, Gen. Road called sin and its effects, only that Clerk ................................. Payroll ............................. Payroll ................4—»...... 64.05 56.69 Domestic Laundry, Sheriff A Truth may annihilate all sense STEAM ROLLED Albert Mack. Gen. Road Pay- H. Piersol. Gen. Road Pay Poor .................................. of evil and all power to sin” (pp. BARLEY “Y roll .................................... roll 125.85 ................................... 70.39 The Tavlor Hardware Co.. 542. 540). 1.35 I. J. Howard. Gen. Road Norris West, Gen. Road Pay Sheriff ............................. BEET PULP 100 lbs. • Ag 2.05 roll ....... ........ ..... ............. Payroll ... 82.26 The local meetings are held at Jack Allen Supply Co.. Sher and MOLASSES 2.18 Gen. Road Eino Pekkola, Gen. Road Willard Stacey, iff ............................ -........ 11:00 A. M. every Sunday in the The Texas Co.. Sheriff ......... 10.48 3.08 Payroll ....................... . Payroll ... 90.03 WHEAT 81 2E Per Sack Ralph Longhorn. Gen. Road J. B. Barton. Ge. Road Pay- American Legion hall. Burroughs Adding Mach. and up. 1.50 Payroll ............................. roll ... -........ — 21.24 5.48 Co.. Assessor ........................ Otis Jordan. Gen. Road Pay V. A. Yeager. School Supt— 85.71 Bob Rosenberg. Gen. Road 10.46 roll .................................... Payroll .. 89.76 The Taylor Hdwe. Co.. Court Walter Moorhouse. Gen. 1.35 Chet Bracher. Gen. Road House ...........................a------ 65.78 Road Payroll ....... .............. Payroll ...... 3.06 4.24 W. J. Clarke. Court House ... Frank Seeliger. Gen. Road W. w Mullica. Gen. Road Smythe-Barthel Co., Court Payroll ........... « 35.62 Payroll ....... 24.00 4.24 House ............. . ......................... O. A. Wells. Gen. Road Hans Lensch. Gen. Road Murphy Paint Co.. Court Payroll ___ Payroll ....... 6.17 14.30 House A Jail .................. Roy Lichlyter, Gen. Road 4.00 E. L. Stephens, Gen. Road PHONE 69W THE P acific TELEPHONE G. L. McBee. Poor ............ ----- Payroll _ 71.30 Payroll .. 6.50 85.67 Hermiston Drug Co.. Poor. .. AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY., MAIN STREET HERMISTON Gen. Road H. M. Bonnett, at The Hermiston Herald. C. O. Pederson, Gen. Road Tallman A Co.. Poor A Jail TELEPHONE 911 77.65 Payroll arre Payroll 10.711 83,56 5.00 Union Co., Poor ... 0 he Bermistan Serali definite basis upon which to work. It is a program that must be car ried out step by step and without baste, preceded by surveys, reports and recommendations by army en gineers. By 1936, another election year, the complete program should be definitely outlined, and ready to go. * f t Thursday. Mrs. Ollie Neill was a business visitor in Hermiston Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neill. Miss Frankie Neal and Guy Moore spen Friday evening at the W. D. Neill home. Miss Frankie Neal spent Satur- day in Heppner. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Omohundro and son Raymond were business visitors In Heppner and Lexington Monday. Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger and daughters Lucille and Darlene spent Monday at the A. E. Wattenburger home. Miss Cecelia Brennan was a din ner guest at the Ollie Neill home Thursday evening. Roy Neill left for Salem Sunday where he will visit his daughter Alma, who is attending Will imette University. County Court FIRST NATIONAL BANK A Body Builder PUSH-OVER MONEY RAISING SALE BURK’S FOR BARGAINS 7 Hurry as they will, they do need Sperry Feeds $2.45 64 1.75 1.35 Dairy Feeds $ 1 .00 f 96 • ‘“e Store