The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, July 08, 1937, Image 3

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    THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
Thursday, July 8, 1937
The
SUPREME
COURT
AND HOW
IT WORKS
H ow to G e t a H earing
By ROBERT MERRILL
Comfort in Traveling.
ATELY, on a cross-country
two of us invaded
L one prowl,
of the remotest corners
the desert.
■ < ■ ?■ -i
IMPROVED
UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
S
DESOLATE SUEZ
UNDAY I
CHOOL L* esson
Colorful Flower
Heirloom Afghan
A merry-go-round of color,
that’s what this lacy afghan sug-
' gests, when crocheted square by
square from every colorful scrap
of yarn your work basket will
yield. And won’t it be economical
—this “heirloom” afghan, which
combines deep shades, pastel
B y REV HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST
Dean of the Moody Bible Inatitute
of Chicago.
© Western Newspaper Union.
Lesson for July 11
ETWEEN the Supreme court
in Washington and a citizen
LESSON TEXT—Exodus 3:1-13.
on the Pacific coast an entire GOLDEN TEXT—Come now therefore,
continent intervenes. But when and I will tend thee.—Exodus 3:10.
of
TOPIC—How God Answered
it comes to the protection of his His PRIMARY
People's Prayer.
Constitutional rights, distance
JUNIOR TOPIC—A Leader In the Making.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC—
means nothing. His case in a
to Get Ready to Work for God.
local state or federal court may How
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC—
reach the Supreme court of the How God Provldea Leader* Today.
United States by steps easily
God calls men, commissions and
and quickly taken.
B
Until our car broke down we
crawled along Bome of the roughest
backways in crea­
tion, then escaped
on what by quaint
i r o n y was called
an accommodation
How can he get his problem be­ uses them to carry out his plans
train over a side-
Experienced Special Pilots Guide Ships Through the Suez Canal.
spur of a prehistoric
fore our National Umpire for a de­ and purposes in the earth. What a
railway line.
cision? Here, step by step, is the great truth that is and how it glori­
fies the destiny of man to know that
When we hit con­
method:
crete high roads and
Suppose, for example, a state it is divinely appointed. As Joseph
a i r - conditioned
should pass a law making a home- Parker beautifully points out, the
fliers, I caught my­
owner liable for the cost of repav­ experience of Moses in Midian was
Prepared by National Geographic Society,
tled by shadows into a chocolate
self saying our fore­
ing the street from curb to curb in a direct dealing with God, whereas
Washington, D . C.— W N U Service.
and coffee marbling, lie the barren
we
who
may
not
be
able
to
“see
the
fathers put up with Irvin S. Cobb front of his house.
HE Suez canal, thought by hills
of Africa.
The home-owner claims that this fountain” must “be content to drink
plenty of misery in
many laymen to be British
In the middle distance gray oD
order to move about. And then
is a municipal expense, which the at the stream,” but should always
tanks seem almost phosphorescent
controlled, is the property of
realized that what we had endured city should pay out of its general remember that the stream flows
from that same fountain.
and is operated by the Compag- in spite of the brightness of the
did not date back to former genera­ fund.
“Every man should put to himself nie Universelle du Canal Mari­ whole scene, and tall chimneys ol
tions. So scon have we grown ac­
Appeals From State Court.
the Port Ibrahim refineries rise like
customed to luxury with speed we
The city ignores his objection, the questions—What is my destiny? time de Suez, registered as an full-leaded exclamation points.
Pattern 5830.
forget that most of America, fifteen flies a lien against his property and What does God mean me to be and Egyptian company under Egyp­
shades
with
the same background
Suez Lady Finds Love.
years ago, lacked what we now ac threatens to sell him out for non­ to do in the world? . . . It is a
Suez has little to do with the color, that of the leaves. You’ll
most pitiful thing that a man should tian law, with its main adminis­
cept as common traveling comfort. payment.
this
all-over
flowered
Why, less than two decades ago,
In the local state court the citi­ read of Moses being divinely called trative offices in Paris. The canal. It lies up a creek in which love
for my sins, I rode on a certain jerk­ zen’s attorney moves to strike off . . . to a special work” and fail president is always French, as the dhows from the Arabian coast “throw,” the 3% inch squares of
water railroad in the deep South. the lien. The court, relying on the to realize “that God has a special are also 21 of its 32 directors are stranded at low tide and is which are easy to join. In pattern
connected with Port Tewfik by a 5830 you will find directions for
The last work done on its tracks was state statute, refuses. The home- work for every man to do.” Let
making the afghan and a pillow;
in 1864 by General Sherman—he owner appeals to the Supreme court us have a care that we do not “so and its entire secretariat and causeway.
tore ’em up.
Port Tewfik, like Port Said, is a an illustration of it and of the
of the state, which dismisses his ap­ pervert and misinterpret circum­ higher personnel. The general
1 made the mistake of trying to peal and declares that either the stances as to press them into a justi­ workers are a cosmopolitan by-product of the canal. When there stitches used; material require­
shave while en route. When I got citizen must pay or have his house fication of self-will,” rather than group.
was need for land on which to build, ments, and color suggestions.
To obtain this pattern send 10
through, I looked like one of those sold over his head.
the
dredges dumped it there.
recognize them as “destiny which
The canal company does nothing
German student duelists.
Along the canal front runs the cents in stamps or coins (coins
“Am I through?” asks the home- is beckoning us to duty.”
that it can get others to do equally
But, nowadays, even those who owner.
For our instruction and guidance well. When hand labor gave way to Avenue Helene, a shady bund with preferred) to The Sewing Circle
use homemade trailers seem al­
“Certainly not,” replies his attor­ we consider then the story of the machine operation, various entre­ a comradely cafe or two. Nurs- Household Arts Dept., 259 W.
most happy at times.
ney. “We’U find out what the Su­ call of this outstanding leader of preneurs were given the work of maids occupy shaded benches and Fourteenth St., New Yoçk, N. Y.
• • •
Please write your name and ad­
preme court of the United States Israel. It presents him as a true excavation and the majority of the one healthy little miss of three or
dress and pattern number plainly.
Diplomatic Busybodies.
thinks about this.”
servant of God—one who was
digging was done by contractors. four, who had fallen quite in love
HO’LL be the next member of
So the home-owner’s attorney
Part of the west jetty, made up of with Lieutenant Waghorn, stood
I. Personally Equipped.
our diplomatic corps to open sends to Washington a short printed
A Hard Job
While it is a blessed truth that cement blocks worth $65 apiece, was gazing at his monument for minutes
his mouth and put his foot in it petition, stating the facts, giving the God will use any man who sur­ built by contract.
together.
A person has to be a contortion­
clear up to his hip-joint?
Port Tewfik, gateway to the teem­ ist to get along these days. First
decision of the state court and ask­ renders himself to his control and
The company had to construct a
It has been nearly two months ing the United States Supreme court guidance no matter how limited that fresh-water
ing East, is provincial. On the of all, he’s got to keep his back
canal
and
filtering
sta­
now since our ambassador to Ger­ to order the state court to send it* man’s ability and training may be, tions in order to carry on its basic canal and hence a busy place, it is to the wall, and his ear to the
many had a bad dream and before record for review.
it is also true that, other things be­ work. But it leaves the delivery of not a port at all. Ships wait in the ground. He’s expected to put his
nursie could quiet him was pro­
State Court Supplies Record.
ing equal, the man with the best the water to others. The personnel Gulf of Suez until the pilot takes shoulder to the wheel, his nose
claiming that a certain billionaire
When this petition feaches Wash­ equipment will be the most useful has just three things to do: to keep them in hand. Ships coming down to the grindstone, keep a level
was willing to put up one of his ington every one of the Supreme servant.
the canal open, to keep the ships the canal don’t stop at Port Tewfik. head and both feet on the earth.
loose billions to buy a dictatorship court justices separately examines
passing through, and to keep the They only drop the pilot and signal And, at the same time look for
God
gave
Moses
a
unique
prepara­
for this country. He failed to fur­ it and also the printed answer of the
“full speed ahead.”
the silver lining with his head in
records.
tion.
He
was
first
of
all
a
Hebrew,
nish the name and address. Maybe lawyer for the state. At the jus­
Port Ibrahim is principally a ■ the clouds.—Ohio Farmer.
The
maintenance
of
the
canal
and
they got left out of the nightmare. tices’ conference on the following born among the people that he was its improvements is in the hands of haven for tankers which come there I
Hardly had paregoric wooed this Saturday morning, if all or a ma­ to lead. He knew the luxury and
works department, whose of­ to spew up the viscous crude oil or !
distinguished sufferer back to hush- jority of them think there is sub­ all the cultural advantages of the the
ficers
are first class graduates from pump forth a silver stream of re- 5
Egyptian
court
(Acts
7:22),
with
a-bye-land when our new represen­ stance in the citizen’s claim, they
the
Ecole
Polytechnique and the fined petroleum.
the
safeguard
of
training
by
his
own
tative in the Philippines began de­ grant the petition—and the record
To the east of Suez there was I
Ecole
Centrale
in Paris.
mother as his nurse. He observed
manding that, when it came to comes up from the state court.
formerly a large camping ground
at first hand the oppression of his
Dentistry for Dredges.
drinking official toasts, his name
for Mecca-bound caravans made up
The home-owner’s case is then
must come higher up on the wine set down on the argument list. Law­ people and made a self-willed and
One never knows how much equip­ of swarthy Egyptians, slender Syri- '
impulsive
effort
to
deal
with
the
list or he wouldn’t be responsible yers on both sides file briefs. When
ment is required in the upkeep of a ans, serious-faced Turks, and Mos­
for the consequences. However, the the case is about to be reached for problem. The result was that he canal until he acompanies a mem­ lems from Turkistan clad in wadded
excitement subsided before he could argument all parties are notified. had a "postgraduate” course of in­ ber of the works department gowns made of bright-colored cloth
summon the Pacific fleet to bom­ The citizen’s own attorney either ap­ struction and discipline in the wil­ through the shops and around the like upholstery cretonnes, with their
bard Manila. There’s a rumor that pears for him or entrusts the argu­ derness where he spent forty years small harbor where the broken­ women hiding behind horsehair I
toothed dredges come back to have veils.
Washington sent him word he ment to an attorney in Washington. in the school of experience.
The leaders of God in our day their dentistry done. It looks as
needn’t worry about being appro­ The home-owner doesn’t have to ap­
Presents Desolate Scene.
need training. Some best receive though every disabled or incorrigi­
priately saluted—there’d be a na­ pear at all.
Now
this vast expanse is deserted.
it
in
schools,
in
Christian
colleges,
ble
piece
of
wood
or
metal
in
that
tionwide Bronx cheer awaiting him
INSTANT LIGHTING
The case is now argued. The
A single stalking camel or a Bed­
on his return home.
justices go into a huddle over it. seminaries, and Bible schools true part of the world were dumped ouin on horseback would make it a
Since then there’s been a lull and After thorough consideration the de­ to the faith. Others prepare in the about.
Compared with the works depart­ desolate picture. Lacking the liv­
the American public is getting im­ cision is announced. The first (lav­ home, the church, and in the "uni­
Make Ironing a Quicker, easier and mora
element, it is only empty.
-
pleasant task. Ir
Iron t h e __ w a y - »Ith - a Cola-
patient. We do so love a free show ing of the road, it may find, pecu­ versity of hard knocks”—as some­ ment, the traffic department has a ing The
first
station
north
of
Suez
is
man,
the genuine Inetent
Iron. Joe*
one
has
called
the
school
of
ex­
nice
clean
job.
One
sees
no
clutter
and especially when it’s amateur liarly benefits the citizen’s proper­
tarn
a
Taira,
strike
a
match
and
It
lights
In­
Shallufa. Near the small wharf are stantly. The Coleman beate In a jiffy, te quick!*
night.
ty, and therefore the cost can be perience. Perhaps the best prepara­ of papers, no bulky correspondence. some brightly painted buoys. At the ready
for
usa.
Operates
for
Jan
hour.
F
• • •
assessed against it. But subsequent tion is a balanced combination of The principal officers are recruited foot of the signal mast are the can- | your dealer or w rite for FREE FOLDER.
Hard-Bitten Females.
repavings of the space between the two, school and experience. But from the French navy.
I N E , COLEMAN LAMP AND STOVE COu
There is, in addition to the watch­ vas balls, cylinders, and cones used
'T'OURING about over certain curbs are a community responsibil­ the important thing is to be prepared
Df&‘u5dp’r ' " ,eh,î*' K*n* I
(7ÍÍ0W)
»bla, P a .; Loe Ansel
to
signal
to
passing
ships.
Back
ol
for
God’s
call.
fulness
of
captain
and
pilot,
an
eye
-*- Western states where open gam­ ity, and must be paid for out of the
the
homes
and
office
is
a
water
i
on every ship that goes through the
bling either is by law permitted, or tax money which all the citizen*
II. Spiritually Qualified.
tank served by a windmill and pro­
Criticism la as Rain
by custom winked at, I noticed this: contribute.
Moses was a man who knew God. canal from the time she is sighted vided with a filter. A few trees
in
one
sea
until
she
is
turned
loose
No one can grow who does not
Generally speaking, the feminine
Had he been a worldly man he would
State Court Reversed.
give
sparse
shade.
That
is
all.
to shift for herself in the other.
patrons are the steadiest drinkers,
by the criticisms of his
The judgment of the state Su­ have been but curious of the phe­
Along the northern half of the profit
The British post office refused to
friends.
the most persistent gamesters, the preme court is therefore reversed, nomenon of the burning bush. But
canal
the
railway
runs
just
behind
most reckless betters of all. And and the record is sent back across note how alert and reverent he was recognize the canal for two years.
canal stations and the station
frequently their manners are the the continent with instructions to and how immediately responsive to “Too slow,” they said. Yet nothing these
master can keep in touch with the
but
an
airplane
has
equalled
the
rudest and their faces the grimmest strike off the lien.
the instructions and the call of God.
ILL!
actually attained between world on land as well as the world
—determined seemingly to disavow
All the training and preparation speed
If, in such a case, the citizen has
Port
Said
and Port Tewfik on the of ships. But Shallufa is a lonely
LICE
the theory that their sex is the been a non-resident of the state in in the world is worse than useless in
canal itself. The traffic department spot. The visitor is greeted like a
gentler sex.
which this property was situated he God’s service apart from that spirit­ has some little Thornycroft boats prodigal son.
* * C « « - B n M h ‘A p p l i c a t o r I
On the other hand, the men pa­ might have sought relief in the local ual qualification that comes from
Some ships have a strict mail JUST A
^ i m I. m “ IU C K LCAF
which
can
make
the
trip
in
a
trifle
MUCH FA RTH M
trons—descended, many of them, United States district court instead true regeneration and dedication to
schedule to keep. Others are un-
over two hours and a half.
from old gun fighters, old prospec­ of in the state court.
him. There is no more pathetic
kempl tramps whose engines need
OR S P R E A D O N R O O S T S
The
speed
for
steamers
on
the
tors, old path-finders—grow increas­
If he had lost his case both there sight than a spiritually powerless
no slowing down to keep them with­
ingly docile and subdued, absorbing and in the local United States church worker “going through the canal is 6.21 miles an hour, but pi­ in the proper speed. Winds sweep
lots
exceed
the
limit
when
side
less than their share of the hard circuit court of appeals, his subse­ motions” of service for Christ. If
across the desert with tremendous
liquor—maybe because they fear quent approach to the Supreme we are *n that condition we may winds prevent the ship from obey­ force, although the banks of the
ing
her
rudder
at
a
lower
speed.
there won’t be enough left for court of the United States would be sure that we deceive no one
canal, behind which a steamer looks
mama and the girls—and risking have been the same as in the appeal but ourselves. Let us seek God in The canal is now 104% miles long, like a procession of masts, protect
jetties
having
added
considerably
to
their dimes where the gallant ladies from the state court just described. i confession and in glad acceptance
all but the largest ships. Dredges,
its length in recent years.
plunge with dollars.
The great help to the citizen in of his provision for both our redemp­
with barges alongside, are always
Guard
Against
Blasts.
Sometimes a fellow, watching the any such typical case lies in the tion and our sanctification.
shifting their position.
During the transit of the canal
modern processional from the pro­ fact that the final decision is in the
III. Divinely Called.
No One Shown Favor*.
tection of the sidelines, gets to long­ hands of an umpire, concerned with
Moses was called (v. 4), commis­ two pilots are used, each making
The
station master knows no fa­
PHOTOGRAPHY
ing for the bygone days when, as constitutional rights.
sioned (w.6-10), and clad with di­ one-half the journey. They serve
Kipling might have put it and, in
In this imaginary paving case, vine authority (w . 11-12) for his only in an advisory capacity, though vorites. It may cause the captain
many a captain lets the pilot handle of a great cruise ship some chaffing
fact, almost did, a woman was only the mayor and city council could great task.
ROLLS DEVELOPED
the ship as though it were his own. at table if he has to tie up and
a woman, but a good cigar was ten see only community advantage in
8 p rin ts 2 d o u b le w e ig h t no largem ent«^
, God calls his servants to different
o r y o u r c h o ic e o r 16 d rin ta w lt b o o i
Officers of the company unhesi­ let a smudgy tramp steam slowly
cents.
making the householder go on pay­ responsibilities and in different
e n la r g e m e n t« 36c ooln. H e p r in t« 8e e a.
, • • •
r PHOTO SEWVICC
ing for successive repavings. For­ ways, but the important thing is tatingly sacrifice a single vessel to by. But he takes his orders from
F a rg a
These Candid Cameras.
tunately the Supreme court exists that we should know that we are the common good. A shipload of those who know the canal and would
NCE a citizen had a right to ob­ to see both sides of a picture and in his will and that we are answer­ explosives was sunk near the Port lose their jobs if they didn’t. As
Said waterworks and a cargo of ben­ the tide ebbs and flows between the WNU—13
27—37
ject to the publication of a so to insure the citizen against loss ing his call.
zine in the Commercial Basin. But Red Sea and the equalizing tanks
flashlight view showing him beat­ of his property otherwise than by
No man or woman has any right ships carrying dangerous cargoes of the Bitter lakes, the ship facing
ing his wife or exhibiting his appen­ the due process of law guaranteed
dicitis scar or taking out his up­ to him by the Fifth and the Four­ ' to choose full-time Christian service are being removed farther and far­ the current, be it ragged tramp or
pers or’ something.
teenth amendments to the Constitu- simply as a desirable vocation, for ther from the main anchorages and merchant prince, ties up.
it is a divine calling. Quite unscrip- as careful a quarantine is kept
At Shallufa from the upper deck
That was before they began print­ tion.
tural was the attitude of the man against spontaneous combustion as of any decently large steamer one
• Western Newspaper Union.
ing magazines for those who’ve
Help Them Cleanse the Blood
who said that in a quiet woodland against cholera.
can trace the course of the ancient
abandoned the old-fashioned habit
of H arm ful Body Waste
nook
he
had
faced
life’s
realities
Mineral
in
Feed
for
CoWs
Of
the
towns
on
the
canal,
only
canal.
Making
the
moderate
de­
of reading and writing. And it’s
Your kidneys are constantly Wterin,
ring
and
had
decided
"to
bet
his
life*
Mineral
matter
is
very
important
one
existed
before
De
Lessepa
be­
pression
more
conspicuous
are
hair­
waste matter Irom the blood stream. Bu
But
doing glamorous movie queens no
on
the
preaching
of
the
gospel.
in
the
feed
of
a
dairy
cow.
Cal­
kidneys
sometimes
lag
In
their
work—
do
gan
his
work.
Suez,
then
a
mis­
cloth
tents
of
the
Beduoins,
who
real good when these betraying
not art as Nature intended—fell to re­
cium
and
phosphorus
make
up
the
erable Arab village, is now a mis­ plant grain and vegetables in its
move impurities that, II retained, may
cloae-ups prove that maybe the
On Giving of Alms
major portion of the mineral mat­
poison the system and upset the whole
erable Arab town. A few apartment concavity. The station master ol
glamor is only paint-deep.
tod y machinery.
In
giving
of thy alms, inquire not houses are rising on squares of salt- Shallufa uses a section of the an­
ter
of
the
skeleton.
These,
to­
Symptoms may be nagging backache,
Thus the last strongholds of our
persistent headache, attacks ol disxineoa,
so
much
into
the
person,
as
his
gether
with
other
minerals,
are
es­
encrusted
land
which
are
filled
in
cient
canal
as
a
private
garden.
one-time personal liberty crumble. I
fatting up nights, swelling, puffin sea
necessity.
God
looks
not
so
much
sential
in
regulating
the
vital
proc­
to
bring
them
up
to
the
level
of
the
When, in 1887, it was decided to
under the eyes— e feeling ol nervous
used to think a passport picture
ensiety end lose ol p e p and strength.
was about the frankest thing we had esses of the body. Milk production upon the merits of him that re­ street. The Sweet Water canal use the canal day and night there
Other signs e t kidney or Madder dis­
quires,
as
into
the
manner
of
him
requires
many
minerals,
the
most
brightens
things
up
and
flowers,
arose
the
question
of
whether
the
order
may be burning, scanty or too
in the line of intimate likenesses,
that
relieves;
if
the
man
deserve
frequent urination.
important
of
which
are
calcium
and
fruits,
and
vegetables
line
its
banks.
canal
or
the
ships
should
be
lighted.
excepting, of course, the x-ray.
There
should be no doubt that prompt
Clouds and the softer light that The latter was decided upon. AI
treatment la wiser than n e g le c t l.se
But this candid camera business phosphorus. Alfalfa and other le­ not, thou has given it to humanity.
Doon's
P
ills. Doan's have bean winning
gumes
supply
the
cow
with
rela­
comes
with
them
give
to
nonde­
fine experience is to lie flat on the
which catches you unawares—and
new frlecda lor more then forty years.
Sense of Humor
script Suez a beauty such as many bow above the headlight while its
They base a net low-wide reputation.
often without your underwears eith­ tively large quantities of calcium,
Are recommended by grateful people thw
A sense of humor enables us not a greener, lovelier spot would envy. silver beams advance into the mys­
er—is the most fiendish attack of while the protein concentrates, such
country over. Ask Peer neigAoerl
so
much
to
laugh
at
the
people
who
as
cottonseed
meal
and
wheat
bran,
The
upper
curve
of
the
Red
Sea
be­
tery
of
Asia
on
the
one
side
and
all against our practically vanished
are sources of phosphorus. A short­ provoke us, as to laugh at our­ comes purest emerald and beside Africa on the other. Then another
privacy.
age of iodine will cause the calves selves for being so easily provoked. it the tawdry town seems carved Polyphemus eye far down the canal
IRVIN S. COBB,
—Robert Power.
to be born with goiters.
from silver end onyx. In the back­ turns its lidless stare upon one and
e — wnu
ground, their imposing flanks mot­ comes silently on.
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Popular Idea That British Control
Canal Doesn't Agree With Facts
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