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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1935)
THURSDAY, MAY 1. 1985. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. 1 Oregon Rose Butter 1 ■ 1 ■ 1 ■ ' ■1 me • " 5--“ Let’s Sell OREGON to Ourselves MANUFACTURED BY Umatilla Co-operative Creamery ■ “For 77 years’ Oregon has brewed fine BEER. We are more than happy to offer you our product, through the better dealers, in jugs, bottles, or on draught. You’ll find flavor and smoothness . . . true beer satisfaction. Oregon's famous beer name— HERMISTON, OREGON BLITZ-WEINHARD GOLDIN WIST corra MEMBER OF Interstate Associated Creameries : 11 Ore. Ore. Ore. Ore. Ore. Ore. Hermiston, Ore. . ..... Union, Ore. .. Wallowa, Ore. 2 , • > 2 , 2 , 4 • J : 1 ! 1 ; 4 • 90000999909900990009000099008990000079000900090010*% CROWN TOMATO JUICE ■ Every morning, start the day with Knight’s Rogue River Tomato Juice. For meats, etc., we suggest our Tomato Catsup. And tor those picnics be aure to include at least one of our many varieties of Pickles. For Tomato Juice. Catsup, Pickles, HA ■ . . . and bacon and lard too! Under U. S. Government inspection, Oregon’s finer hogs are processed by the Valley Parking Company to bring you that "old fashioned fla vor". Remember— Fancy Chinook FLOUR CASCADE PANCAKE SALMON Crown Mills - 49 lbs. Golden West Large Can Oysters COFFEE 30c 1b BORENE ■ What can compare to a breakfast with pancakes or waffles? Here’s the way to economy and Oregon Quality too! Specify for waffles and pancakes — SPERRY’S ONES LITTLE PIGS Fril-I PILLSBURY’S FL SOAP 8 Bars for ■ Ask anyone from Astoria, and they’re proud to tell you of Ore gon’s largest flour mill. Ask any housewife how to insure baking success and buy Oregon too . . . she’ll say buy "balanced” PILLSBURY’S 27c 350 Straw Hata SUPER SUDS 29c Sport Suits 1 FREE 3 Pkgs. with Purchase Summer Underwear, etc. BEST SOAR I You’ll cheer when you see what ast creamy suds do for dishes and fine fabrics. Buy it both ways — refined borax granules and cake soap. Insist on Easson’s NUBORA CEREAL ■ The Triangle la a young but thriving Oregon trade mark. Tri angle Oats are making breakfast meals easy, delicious, and so eco- nemicai. Tomorrow discover for yourself— TRIANGLE * NEON SIGNS Burnham’s GENERAL MERCHANDISE 090990099090909090000e 00009000009 Batteries CEREALS I Thousands of feet of EPCO Neon ubing are selling Oregon products to Oregon people every day. To the merchant who best serves you, your attention la directed by EPCO NEON High AUTOMOBILI Tensity Tubing This Oregon concern offers you e finest of automobile batteries at bettor than competitive prices. It's easy to buy Oregon, for the car, when you buy MULTNOMAH BATTERIES Roofing Fix that roof NOW! Let us as- st with roofing and roof coating. J. E. Berkheimer Mfg. Co. 0000000000000000000 OREGON NEWSPRINT AND Try OREGON BOND Quality USED AND SOLD BY THE HERMISTON HERALD MERCHANTS SUPPORT OREGON PRODUCTS WEEK CAMPAIGN One of the most important links in the "Let's Sell Oregon To Our- selves” campaign scheduled for May 3d to 11th, la the merchant in each individual community. Jack Eassun. President of Easson’a Soap Company, in accepting the appointment as head of the state-wide committee for dealer cooperation, stated: "Accept ance by the merchants of Oregon of this campaign has been instantan- eous and very gratifying, for with- out the active support of the mer- chants in the several communities of Oregon, campaigns of this nature would definitely fail." "To display and feature food, clothing, furniture, and other ex- amples of Oregon industry Is but another way of making It easy for all of us to test Oregon quality, and the director, of this campaign firm ly believe that to teet Oregon qual ity is but another way of discover- Ing how vitally Important industry Is to the State of Oregon." The 1935 spring campaign will synchronize the newspapers, schools, farmers. Industrial employee«, manu- facturers, lumbering people, ship- ping, and every other form of Ore gon industry. In an effort to ac quaint the people of Oregon with what Oregon grows, makea and cre ates. “We are just beginning to appre- ciate that the payroll dollar In our tate is as Important to the mer- . nd the farmer as It Is to the manufacturer. Oregon Is entering a iew era. Power development and Transportation progress only serve o emphasize the needs of industry's upport, and the merchants are playing a valued and important part In calling these facts to the atten- •Ion of customers," further stated Mr. Easson. Turkeys Pay for Proper Care. ALBANY—With turkey eggs sal- Ing for 12 to 15 cents » piece and nany turkey growers vainly wish- ng their turkeys would commence arly laying, the 175 hen flock own- d by John Steen, south of Lebanon was laying about 40 per cent lute in larch, and gaining every day. Mr teen told County Agent Floya JIc- fullen he credits the early laying f hie hens to protection from cold living winds, end to the got d well- alanced mash he leeds. LIFE OF A LEGISLATOR. By Clinton P. Haight. ’AST MORTEM ON LEGISLATURE. (Continued from Page 3) beech, elections, circulating peti- ions, the right to organize, the use »f the police, which in a degree is art of the military branch of the 'overnment, so closely and so care- "ly guarded In our constitution, on’t he alarmed. These attacks were of minor consequences, but 'nongh to emphasize the fact that you and your legislators, must guard by day, and in the vigil of night be ever supersensitive at the slightest infringment of any of these God- given rights, that are vouchsafed to men In our bill of rights, our con- ititution. the framework of demo- racy, which la you, represented at Salem, In your legislature. ofection LET’S SELL OREGON TO OURSELVES This basic Oregon Service, founded in 1906, offers the utmost in financial stability and security. Its growth and scope of service recommends Oregon Life to you. There is qualified representation i n each community. Oregon Mutual Life . Insurance Co. 'cMj BANKING SERVICE of Portland Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of McMinnville Sound life insurance for Ore gonians for 40 years by this 100% home product company. Nearly 100% of our invest ments are in Oregon. The Artisans Life Assn. newspapers. — BEAVER EN- Worsted Yarn — “Maypole Brand'* — watch for It. Hand worsted fabrics — OREGON knitting and art yarn • . WORSTED COMPANY, 8300 S.E. 26th Ave., Portland. Castings — Brass, bronze, copper and aluminum castings. Rough and finished. — OREGON BRASS WORKS, Portland. Dog Food — If you really love that dog—feed him right— WALTER KENDALL, Dog Food. Cartons— Labels, cartons, packages — F. C. STETTLER MFG. CO., Portland. . ■ During the year 1924 It was our pleasure to serve Oregon people with $2,542,502.00 of Oregon produced merchandise — MEIER & FRANK COMPANY, Portland. MAIL-WELL ENVELOPE co. — Envelopes OREGON PULP & PAPER CO., Salem ST. HELENS PULP & PAPER CO., St. Helens PORTLAND cernpr’ r ------ vs c -• 1. Light NORTHWESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY — Elec- tricity and Steam Heat. PORTLAND GAS & COKE COMPANY—Gas for Domestic, Commercial and Industrial Uses. Che mical By-products and Gaseo Briquets. Do You Know Where to Buv What You Want? A new comprehensive directory of manufacturers in the Columbia Riv er Basin has been compiled by our Industrial Development Division. It is up-to-date and authentic. Interest EGON ed purchasing agents are invited to Quality write for a copy. We are interested in furthering community progress and industrial development of the Columbia Basin. We are happy to make available to any community on our lines, our many facilities, including those of our Industrial Development Di- vision. PACIFIC POWER A LIGHT COMPANY Always at Your Service General Offices — Portland, Oregon about, arguing, talking, and that is democracy ;-with its faults, which are its virtues, and which make Am erica. where the sovereignty, or the right to rule, was taken from the self-annointed few. and with the ballot placed in the hands of a 125 million people who elect legislators to stumble and blunder along with them, and as the symbol of the sov ereignty. we chose the red. white and blue, the stars and stripes, which mean that men shall rule and rule through themselves, in legislative sessions, and in the Congress of the United States assembled. But groups are selfish. They make a strong lobby. They hit you hard, They are hard to resist and they never quit. And the folks back home lobby their legislators, they wire him. they phone him to put over this, or stop that—one group again st the other group, the people, de- mocracy, America. When the legis lature meets all of Oregon is a lobby. Letters pour in by the thousands, and when some large group-measure is up for passage, the telegrams will come In from the four corners of the state, and maybe just as many tele grams on one side as there are on the other. And the committee has to grind it out and amend to suit this group, to alter in order tn satisfy another group, and then after the bill runs the parlimentary gauntlet. It finally reaches the floor of the house, where It Is a tsrgst for every other group and there It Is amended some more, and then is sent to the senate where it goes through the same course of public hearings, com- mittees, and then out Into the senate and amended again, and sent back to the house, and maybe amended again, and In the last act. Just be fore the curtain goes down. It reach es the governor and if be feels a little grouchy, he vetoes it, and back It comes into the house snd then an- other battle, and they pass it over his head or it goes to the graveyard and sleeps for two years, and then gets up out of Its grave and comes TO TRY walking into the next legislative session, backed by a bigger and bet ter group. That is democracy, that is you; that is your legislatura. When we think of the lobby, we think of the boys who infest the legislative halls—lots of them and yet not so many, compared with the folks back home; for remember, when the Oregon legislature meets, all of Oregon is a lobby. If a mem ber lacks the courage, lacks the in telligence. lacks the tact, lacks the ability to withstand this state-wide lobby, he has no place in legislative halls. One must do his own thinking and be able to value and interpret the demands, the intrests, the ways, the means and the methods of the lobby which meets one in the halls of the state capitol and extends out Into the countryside and to the com mercial clubs at home, and to the RASMUSSEN PAINTS ‘• With building, remodeling and renovating the order of the day, re member thia — build for perman- ency— let us assist with quality ce- ment. Specify Oregon or Sun Brands. ■ Look at your house! Look inside and outside. What does it need? Paint? Varnish? Lacquer? Enamel? Our local dealer will show you how easy it is to use Pittsburgh prod ucts. Write for our FREE offer. PITTSBURGH Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Portland “WENT-WIN” truck and log- ng trailers. Bodies built for busses and trucks. B Wentworth & Irwin, Inc. 123 N. E. Oregon Street, Portland LIFE THESE OUTSTANDING FIRMS ASSIST IN BRINGING YOU THIS OREGON MESSAGE Jams — Jellies, Mincemeat; Orange, Lemon and Citron Peels, Fruit Cake Mix, etc. — GRAY A COMPANY. Engravings — Serving the entire Northwest on printing plates. Schools, 3 ' * industries, ** GRAVING COMPANY. Make Spring painting and decor ing a beautiful, pleasant, and per manent operation. Ask us for sug gestions and estimates . . . you 11 be surprised how little It will cost, when you decide to use— CEMENT The STRONGEST of NON ASSESSABLE fire protec tion at a saving of 25%. This Oregon Company has paid over five million dollars in fire losses since 1894. Talk it over with the agent In your community! Home Office, Portland KNOW WHAT OREGON PRODUCES ln the last tew years there has been a new problem that legislators have had to face. That is goup in- terests. And this was most manifest at Salem. It predominated the ses- aion. Group legislation. Men group themselves for their demands and seek to do collectively what they can not do individually. A few years hack the legislature would enact a law. They now enact a code, and that is wholesaling legislation— mass production of laws. In the ad ministration of a code, there may be 500 regulations, and each of these regulations have the force and ef fect of a law. With the adoption of about 50 state codes and the NRA, by the house, there were approxima tely 600 codes approved, and if they only averaged 200 regulations each, that would amount to 120.000 laws, or regulations — wholesaled, which leads us to the statement that this country is overorganized and no one is more appreciative of this fact than legislators who were ebsieged with groups throughout the session. There were the fish men. the milk men. booze men. the egg men. the lumbers, doctors, cosmeticians, bar- •era. lawyers electricians hop men. ankers, railroaders, the old. the young, and say, we shall never for- get the night that 400 or 500 cos meticians. beauty doctors, stormed the capitol. How would you like to go against 500 beauty doctors, the iweet lassies, who demanded their code In a public hearing before a committee? Would you have the heart to resist them? And nearly every night there were public hear ings In nearly every room of the capitol, and by the hundreds, they would come, urging their demands through lawyers and organizers and men and women, humanity, stumb ling. blundering, seeking, striving, urging their group through upon legislative committees; the memb ers. tired, worn, weary, staggering through a day that would start at > o'clock a. m. and maybe end at midnight. All milling around and RANGES OREGON-PORTLAND FIRE LIFE First National Bank Crystal White Laundry Double Refined Borax Soap Granules Insur M. J. JONES, Packer 8 oz. can - Extra large MONTAG MONTAG Seventeen branch offices rendering state-wide service to Oregon. FRIL-LETS PULLEE: FULLER’S, They Last! THIS WEEK. IN EVERY SECTION OF our STATE, Civic Clubs School Children Farmers Social Clubs Merchants Women’s Clubs Salesmen Newspapers Industrial Employees Chambers of Commerce Radio7 Stations Manufacturers have dedicated their energies toward learning and telling, of the good things Oregon makes, grows, and creates. YOU, as an individual, are asked to buy, try, and test Ore gon quality, selecting from the fine products and services we have in such abundance. ‘‘Let’s Sell Oregon To Ourselves’ FIRST*—then we can sell Oregon to the world! ■ A flavor deliciously different . . . quality built Jones Little Pig Sau sages into a breakfast institution. And when you serve smoked meats, specify— ■ This famous fresh egg noodle just “won’t slide off the fork.” A fine product from Oregon’s own Porter- Scarpelli Macaroni Co. There’s only one answer for deliciousness! ■ If your home needs fixing or re- finishing, Fuller has what you need to do the job—and In Oregon qual ity. Paints, glass, sash, door fact, everything that makes home new. Do it NOW! Any in the West, say-- ■ For TOUR home, a beautiful MONTAO Range or Circulator Heat er! In YOUR basement, an auto matic oil burner, furnace, Comfort- Master, or Cleanator. A dealer near you, sincerely wants you to have the Montag product you need. He has made It EASY for you to EN JOY it right now—for he, too, is enthusiastic about Oregon Quality! QUALITY KNIGHT’S $9900099090090999009090880990900090980009090000000339 Family Hard Wheat OREGON roasting and the re-usable glass jar. Your grocer has special prices, right now, on both the familiar tin and jar. Stock up on Quality—at a saving. “An Oregon Product since 1882, and proud of It” fT Oregon depends upon the success 01 her wicat crops, and baking de pends rpon the Hour, when you In sist upon Best Pstent unbleached quality, you make both a success. Give your grocer s standing order for ERIES THROUGH THE MEMBER UNITS: Redmond. . Portland, ... Eugene, La Grande, .... Astoria, ... Halfway, A GOLDEN WEST COFFEE THE ADIRYMEN OPERATE INTERSTATE ASSOCIATED CREAM- : ! } Central Oregon Co-operative Creamery ............. > Dairy Co-operative Association ............................. i Eugene Farmers Creamery ..................................... } Grande Ronde Co-op. Creamery Association ....... • Lower Columbia Co-operative Dairy Association } Pine Eagle Dairymen's Co-operative Association : ‘ Umatilla Co-operative Creamery .......................... : ¡ Union County Co-operaative Creamery ................ < > Wallowa County Creamery Association .............. Buylest-Jy ■ Oregon Valley wools are compar able to the finest imports. These famous Portland Woolen Mills blankets have pushed the fame of Oregon nation wide. Now a new fea ture, youn fine virgin wool blankets are permanently moth-proofed. WOOL’O THE WEST ets WOOL ’O THE WEST “The perfect sleep covering” ■ Good overalls must combineear- resisting materials und shrink-proof quality. EA YIY - ALLS aro just that! Check up on your corduroys too; the finest carry the label— I eralls BAYLY-UNDERHILL ■ The Pendleton bed blanket leads you to other famous Pendleton pro- ducts. Indian and auto robes, mack- inaws cruiser and golf coats, and lounging robes. All virgin wool! PENDLETON kets PENDLETON I Thousands of feet walk in com- ort — in sport wear fashioned by Bergmann. Now, comfort and long wear, with style too, comes in dress shoes, made by BERGMANN ■ Roofing construction. Cabinets, shelving, sinks for the home. Racks, chutes, tanks, vats and anything which requires skill in fashioning sheet metal. Write us FIRST! Grand Sheet Metal Works SHEET METAL 200 N. €. Third Avenue, Portland ■ For steel bridges and buildings, boat spikes, bolts, and upset rods; also beams, channels, angles, plates. POOLE & McCONICLE, Inc. N. 63d and Halsey, Portland Metal plating, finishing, polish- 5, and lacquering. We deem it a privilege to give prompt attention to out-of-town orders. American Hecolite Corp’n FABRICATED STEEL CHROMIUM Plating 536 s. I. Sixth Avenue, Portland Serving In Your Community—? A. W. PRANK LET’S SELL OREGON TO OURSELVES TO TEST IS TO KNOW! farmers .the soldiers, the rich, the j the coyote howl. And now, after 60 poor man, beggar man and Indian , days listening to the arguments and chief, for each and all, are a group | tthe demands of groups of overorga- and that group wants to whisper in nized America, I am returning to my the legislator’s ear. And we say that home in Canyon City, Grand coun the legislature does not do anything, ty, to hear my constituency howl. or that it does too much, and it I enjoy serving the legislature. I ought to go home, and mind its own enjoy it, because I love humanity; business, but bless your heart, it has man, democracy, America, and long no business of its own. and the 1000 may it blunder along, striving, bills that pass in parade came from struggling, seeking to restrain ths the people with the hundreds of and protect the weak, and groups demanding that they do pass. strong over the imperfections of all may But we would not change it. Let the stars and stripes be the emblem us blunder along, just like human of hope for that more perfects day beings, correcting today the errors when men will need no law and of yesterday. That Is what a demo legislatures will be no more, and un cracy does and it does it through its til then, let us, your legislators, legislature. with their constituency, all howl I am that coyote fellow. I am that like the coyote whose home is on the fellow who wanted to go back to broad fields of freedom that stretch Grant county the first day of the out into the vast empire of Eastern session. Back to where I could hear Oregon. WE’LL SELL OREGON"—pledge Salesmen • Hundreds of enthusiastic salesmen gathered la Portland at “Kick-off” meet- ing to perfect plans for state-wide "Let’s Sell Oregon To Ourselves’ drive, dated ance Company, who is directing state-wide sales organization; Mac Wilkins,
