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THURSDAY, JULY iS, 193t
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
public mind lik th a t of officers
should keep well balanced for best
P ublished every T hursday a t H erm is­ results. T hings do go aw ry some­
ton, U m atilla County, Oregon, by tim es, like th e best laid plans of
P a u lin e M. Stoop and A lfred Q ulrlng, men and mice.
P ublishers._________________________
lln te re d as Second Class M atter
Marijuana, the Assassin.
D ecem ber, 1909, U m atilla County,
Oregon.
______
M ariju an a, the assassin of youth,
is th e new and dreaded menace to
the United States. It is a weed th a t
O r = g
grow s wild th ro u g h o u t th is co u n try
the use of w hich is m aking dope
addicts of thousands of young peo­
ple.
Subscription Rates.
M ariju an a is a weed of the In d ian
One Y ear ..................................... >2.00 hemp fam ily,, know n in Asia as
Six M onths .................................. 1.00 Cannabis Indica and in A m erica as
T h ree M onths ...................................... 60
C annabis Sativa. A lm ost anyone
who has spent m uch tim e in ru ra l
Things Go Awry.
com m unities has seen it, for it is
D esperate deeds and conditions cultiv ated in practically every state.
often lead to intensified actions. It does not have to be im ported b ut
B anditryi like th a t a t Jo h n Day, grow s in the gardens and yards next
fires officers w ith g reat zeal in line door.
of d uty th a t may lead to im pair­
The narcotic is used in th e form
m ent of judgm ent. The h a ir trig g er of a cig arette, com paratively new to
of a pistol is no more dangerous th is co u n try , and is being pictured
th a n too quick conclusions. Officers to th e y outh of our co u n try by ped­
are often p u t on th e spot and they dlers as giving a new th rill. It be­
m ust need be geniuses not to fail at gan w ith th e w hisper of vendors in
tim es.
Innocent persons m ust be the southw est th a t m a riju an a would
protected a t all hazards and we perform m iracles for those who
grow im p atien t a t slack enforce­ smoked it, giv in g them a feeling of
m ent, or too much enforcem ent. The physical stre n g th and m ental pow­
er, stim u latio n of the im agination,
and th e w eed’s cap ab ilities as a
“ love potion." Boys and girls were
not told th a t addicts may often de-
velope a delirious rag e d u rin g
which they are tem p o rarily and vio­
ON
lently insane; th a t th is in san ity
may tak e th e form of a desire for
self-destruction
or a persecution
complex to be satisfied only by the
commission of some heinous crim e.
25% DISCOUNT
In 1931, the m a riju an a file of the
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM
United S tates N arcotic B ureau was
FOR OUR NEW LINE OF
less th an two inches th ick , w hile
ELECTRICAL GOODS WE
today th e rep o rts crowd m any large
cabinets.
ARE FORCED TO SELL
Because th is d ru g traffic is m ak­
THESE RANGES.
ing inroads upon our youth is th e
more reason w hy it is to be dreaded
and a w ar waged a g a in st it.
Hermiston, Oregon
We m ust squarely face the facts.
T here has been no law ag a in st the
Œhr
ruttatoti S tra li)
Clearance Sale
Enameled Ranges
Grange Co-op.
BURNHAM & BURNHAM
DRY GOODS
NOTIONS
grow ing, sale or possession of m a ri­
ju an a. E very sta te except one has
laws to cope w ith the traffic, an d in
Ju n e a bill was introduced in cong­
ress by R ep resen tativ e R obert L.
D oughton of N orth C arolina, C h air­
man of the H ouse W ays an d Means
Com mittee, to give th e federal gov­
ern m en t control over m ariju an a.
E very citizen need be a le rt and
w atchful. The condition calls for a
cam paign of education in every
school, so th a t ch ild ren w ill n o t be
deceived by th e w iles of peddlers,
but will know of th e in san ity , th e
disgrace, th e h o rro r w hich m a ri­
ju a n a can b rin g to Its victims.
One incident is b ro u g h t o u t: Af­
te r sm oking a "re e fe r" a youth
w alked down th e stre e t and sudden­
ly im agined someone was th re a te n ­
ing to kill him. In looking about the
only person he saw was an aged
bootblack. D rug-crazed nerve c e n t­
ers conjured th e innocent old shoe-
sh in er in to a destroying m onster.
Mad w ith frig h t, the addict h u rried
to his room and got a gun. He killed
th e old man.
T h a t’s m ariju an a!
Every citizen has a responsibility
in w atch in g for any signs or effects
from th e drug in his or her com­
m unity.
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CHURCH NOTES
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HERMISTON UNION CHURCH
C. W arn er, P astor.
Bible school, 10:00 A. M.
Chas. Duvall, S u p erin ten d en t
11:00 A. M., Sermon.
C h ristian E ndeavor, 7 :00 P. M.
8 :0 0 P. M., Sermon.
A bask et d in n er an d business
m eeting w ill be held a t the home of
th e p asto r C. W arn er next Sunday.
All mem bers are especially urged to
be p resen t for the business m eeting.
METHODIST CHURCH
R. R. F inkbeiner. P asto r
S unday school a t 1 0:00 A. M. Mrs.
E. E. R ain w ater, su p erin ten d en t.
Ju n io r church a t 11:00 A. M. Lois
H utchison, su p erin ten d en t.
W orship, 11:00 A. M.
Senior L eague service 7:00 P. M.
E vening service 8:00 P. M.
Midweek service next T hursday
evening a t 7:45.
Ladies Aid services every firs t and
th ird W ednesday.
MEN’S WEAR
PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH
Lawson H. F lora, P astor.
R egular Sunday services as fol­
lows:
Sunday School a t 9:45 A. M.
P reach in g a t 11:00 A. M.
Young People’s m eeting, 7 :00 P M
E vangelistic service 7:45 P. M.
E veryone is Invited to a tte n d these
1 Second Hand Wardrobe Trunk
n ew $48.00 — N o w $15 00
txt n n n n p a x it it t t a x t
IN
GOOD CONDITION
"
services.
“Buy Where Your Dollars Have
More Cents.”
EXPERT
CHURCH o f CHRIST
Columbia School
10:00 A. M. Bible school.
11:00 A. M., D evotional service
and com m union.
STANFIELD PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Jesse K. G riffith s, M inister.
10:00 A. M.— Sunday school.
7:00 P. M.— Y oung People's m eet­
ing.
8 :00 P. M.— E vening service.
REPAIRING & RECOVERING
ANTIQUES A SPECIALTY
FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
Miss V irginia Grice, P asto r
Sunday school a t 1 0:00 A. M.
M orning w orship a t 11:00 o'clock.
E vening Service at 8 :00 o’clock.
Communion and m issionary ser­
vice th e first
Sunday of every
m onth.
ALL CLASSES OF FURNITURE CONSIDERED
AND NO JOB TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE.
SERVICE A N D SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
Artistic Upholstering Company
r a S T IA N
PENDLETON, ORE.
117 W. RAILROAD ST.
PHONE 291
Fresh Produce E very M orning
B BOX $ 1.39
APRICOTS
LEMONS LARGE JUICY
DOZ. 35c
3 LBS. 20c
BANANAS
2 l b s . 23c
TOMATOES
BUNCH VEGETABLES BUNCH 3c
BUNCH 10c
CELERY
2 l b s . 49c
r ’A C C C ’C Mart
C U r r t t Early Rioer 2 l b s . 37c
Meat
Lean Bacon H air
Fresh Halibut
Pure Lard
or W hole Piece
lb. 28c
lb. 22c
4 LB8. 59c
HERMISTON TRADING CO. 1
F t m D e lt o n
Pfcrae M l
Prompt, Conrteeu Service
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CHURCHES
ilftA C R A M E N T ” was the sub-
ject of th e Lesson-Sermon in
all Churches of Christ, Scientist,
on Sunday, July 11.
The Golden Text was. “ V.T.at
are th e e which are arrayed in
w hite rober? cad whence came
they? . . . These ara they
which came out of tr e a t tribula-
t'on. and h a te wash e l th e’r robes,
and made them w hite in the blood
of the I.am h” 1 Rev. 7:13. I f ) .
Among the citations which com­
prised the I.,
a-Sermon was ti e
following f.-om the Bible: "A rd as
they were eating, Jesus took
bread, and blessed it. and brake
it, and gave it to the disciples,
and said. Take, eat; this is my
bedv" (M att. 2 6 :2 « ).
The Le'-con-Sermon also Includ­
ed the following correlative pas­
sages from the C h ri.tlan Science
textbook. “Science and Health
with Key to the S criptures," by
Mary T aker Eddy: "T he disciples
had eaten, yet Jesus prayed and
Rave them bread
. . . His
followers, sorrow ful and silent,
anticipating th e hour of their
M aster's betrayal, partook of the
heavenly m anna, which of old had
fed in the w ilderness the per­
secuted follow ers of T ruth. Their
bread indeed came dowu from
heaven. It was th e g reat tru th
of sp iritu al being, healing the
sick and easting out erro r. Their
M aster had explained It all be­
fore. and now thia bread was feed­
ing and sustaining them. They
had bar a« th is bread from house
to housa. breaking (explaining) It
to o th ers, and now It com forted
them eelvee" (pp 22.99).
That Reckless Spitter-
ARE YOU SURE?
THAT THE MONEY YOU
TO
INSURE
POSSESSIONS
PROTECTION?
YOUR
SPEND
HOME
BUYS
AND
COMPLETE
YOU’LL
KNOW
AFTER LOSS OCCURS . . .
BUT
NOT
YOU
BEFORE . . . UNLESS
LET US ANALYZE YOUR NEEDS
AND CHECK THEM AGAINST THE
PROTECTION YOU HAVE. . NO OB­
have you seen him? The one who
spits all the time, everywhere? Next
time, say to him frank’y, “You’re a
menace to your community."
LIGATION . . . PHONE US TODAY.
Years ago we began placing N O ­
S P IT T IN G signs in our public
places and conveyances. But how
well is your local anti-spitting law
being obeyed?
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON ii
F. B. SWAYZE, P resid en t
Remember that tuberculosis is spread
effectively by reckless spitters.
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
UNCOVER TUBERCULOSIS BY
MODERN METHODS
th a t since 1921
his org an izatio n ,
........................ . . <• ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖
made up of 24,000 ind ep en d en t re­
PINE C IT Y
tail m eat dealers, a t various tim es
By Mrs. B ernice W a tte n b u rg e r
has pushed m eat products sales on
a nation-w ide basis. T he la te r cam ­
Mr. and Mrs. M arion F in ch , Mr.
p aigns have been in co-operation and Mrs. Myers, Mr. an d Mrs. John
Developing Pullets
w ith the N ational Livestock and H ealy an d fam ily an d Mr. and Mrs.
A pullet th a t is being raise d for
a la y e r should h av e a g rad u a l, un­ Meat Board.
A. J. Vey all atten d ed th e a ir circus
in te rru p te d grow th.
A p au se in
in P endleton W ednesday
of la st
grow th due to freq u en tly em p ty NEW STAFF MEMBERS week.
hopper or d ry fountain m ay m ean
W ayne Caldw ell was a caller a t
a ru n t, and a ru n t m ean s a pullet IN POULTRY DEPT.
th
e
Roy Neill home W ednesday.
th a t w as po ten tially a good la y e r
W. J. W a tte n b u rg e r and d au g h ­
b u t w hose d ig estiv e ca p ac ity , lay ­
ing cap acity , w as not developed to
CORVALLIS— Two new members te r w ere callers Tuesday a t the Lon
its highest d eg ree, consequently
have been added to th e sta ff of the W a tte n b u rg e r home.
she can n ev er be an efficient as-
Miss C h arlo tte H elm s le ft S a tu r­
sim ilato r of expensive feed and O.S.C. p o u ltry d ep artm en t. Noel L.
day
for Spokane for a seven m onths’
B
ennion,
a
g
rad
u
a
te
of
U
tah
and
would b e tte r be sold.
She
K ansas S tate colleges, replaces H. E. course in a business college.
Cosby as extension specialist in was aw arded a scholarship.
Watches Once Small Clocks
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n H arriso n w ere
p o u ltry husb an d ry , and W ilb u r T.
W atches o riginally w ere sm all
a
t
th e George C u rrin home in Lena
Cooney,
Ju
n
e
g
rad
u
a
te
of
O.S.C.,
clocks and w ere w orn hung from
the girdle becau se they w ere too will be in stru c to r in p o u ltry hus­ one day th is week.
b andry and assista n t in th e experi­
large for th e pocket.
The 4-H Cooking class met a t the
m ent statio n , rep lacin g F. E. Fox. home of Mrs. Roy N eill la st F rid a y
First Plows of Tree Branches
Cosby is now head of th e poultry for the first m eeting.
The first fa rm plows w ere m ad e
d
ep a rtm en t, and Fox has resigned
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. W a tte n b u rg e r
of crooked tre e b ran ch es and
to e n te r com m ercial p o u ltry produc­ and fam ily w ere d in n e r guests a t
w orked by m a n pow er.
tion.
the W a lte r W fgglesw orth home in
Bennion has been engaged in Echo Sunday.
SENSIBLE
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n H arriso n have
S m ith-H ughes teach in g a t B righam
CO-OPERATION
City, U tah, w here p o u ltry production purchased a new Ford V-8.
is an im p o rta n t en terp rise. He will
Ja sp er Myers was a H erm iston
begin his d u tie s A ugust 1. Cooney, ca ller Monday.
by HOWARD McCOY
Mr. and Mrs. L onnie K n o tts of
P u b lish e d In th e C o u n try G e n tle m a n whose home is a t R oseburg, is be­
g in n in g his research w ork imm e­ C olburg visited the Jo h n H arrison
M. K n o tts is a
D uring th e past tw o years a new diately, and his te ach in g w ork w ith home last week.
b ro th er of Mrs. H arriso n .
idea of how to get rid of a c u rren t the opening of fall term.
su rp lu s of an a g ric u ltu ra l commo­
d ity has come to th e fro n t in a s u r­
p risin g m anner. The idea is to con­
d u ct a nation-w ide m erch an d isin g
cam paign to fe a tu re th e su rp lu s pro­
d u ct at a given tim e for th e jo in t
purpose of moving th e su rp lu s and
of p rev en tin g a d isastro u s price
SEE OUR NEW STOCK AND GET PRICES ON TIRES AND ALSO
break.
BATTERIES BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE.
It involves co-operation betw een
grow er and th e w holesale an d re ta il
d istrib u to r. It is helped alo n g es­
pecially when farm ers and p ro d u ­
cers are so organized th a t th ey can
deal in larg e q u a n titie s w ith o rg a­
nized business.
T here have been two m ajo r n a ­
tion-w ide cam paigns to sell livestock
products beef in A ugust, 1936. and
lam b in J a n u a ry and F eb ru ary ,
193 7. In both eases ch ain stores,
independent grocers.
in dependent
m eat d ealers and the m eat-packing
in d u stry p articip ated .
T here has been a double-barreled
cam paign th is year to sell g ra p e fru it
a t the request of th e producers. The
first round was fired by chain sto res
RIPE OLIVES
COFFEE
and m ainly
concerned g ra p e fru it
L indsey’s Medium
G reat A m erican
2 tall cans ..................
sold for table use. T he second was
Brand - Pound Tin ..
u n d erta k en by th e organized inde­
pendent grocers and involved canned
CORN
g ra p e fru it and g ra p e fru it juice.
POTATO CHIPS
RAY CROFT BRAND
D u rin g 193 6 chain stores conduc­
F resh and K risp
W hole K ernel
«9
3 10c-Packages .......
ted th e ir own special cam paigns to
2 No. 2 cans
....
sell canned peaches, C alifornia dried
fru its, turkeys, w aln u ts and avoca­
SHORTENING
C A NNED M IL K
dos.
S
w
ift's
P eart
g
All R rands
Organized
in dependent
grocers
4 lb. carto n ...................
EACH
th is year undertook, a N atio n al Rice
Week ad v e rtisin g cam paign, staged
a N ational C herry W eek se llin g pro­
TOILET TISSUE
FLY SPRAY
g ram and have plans under way for
ZEE for fluffiness
«
A S tan d a rd Oil [ P rodu
ro d u ct
3 rolls ..................
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n atio n al cheese m erchandising some­
O rlnite
tim e th is fall.
GAL...................
These natio n -w id e sellin g efforts,
-p
Lei the doctor be your guide
USED TIRE SALE
to m ake room Cor n ew stock
“Mansfield Tires”
Pennock's Garage
Week End Savings at
BOYNTON & KELLEY’S
.... . 7c
9^*
$1.49
made possible by Joining hands w ith
organized producers, have In each
in stan ce so Increased re ta il sales
th a t both of th e com peting re ta il
groups have recen tly tak en steps
th ro u g h th e ir trad e o rg an izatio n s to
m ake such sales efforts a p erm anent
fu tu re policy.
T he Idea of m erch an d isin g a su r­
plus a g ric u ltu ra l product is not in
Itself a new one. A d v ertisin g by
th e producer co-operatives of such
th in g s as c itru s fru its, apples, w al­
nuts. prunes and th e like is of course
an old story. Nor Is th e idea of ex­
ten siv e sales cam paigns a t th e same
tim e by organised d istrib u to rs some­
th in g new.
John Kotal. secretary of the Na­
tional Association of Retail Meat
Dealers. Inc., of Chicago, tells me
ALL STEAKS
HONEY
Local A lfalfa
10 lb. c a n s ....................
98c
PORK & BEANS
Van Cam p's
L arge Size can
Small
Cans ..........
lO c
Steer Beef
Pound ..........................
YOUNG BEEF
LIVER
“
Lbs. for ..............
BEEF ROAST
Y oung Steer Beef
Pound .........................
4
«
e
O x*
BACON SQUARES
MARSHMALLOWS
Soft and F lu ffy
Pound Package
Pound
Package
- »5«
9c
F ine for S easoning
Pound ........................
«
O tf«
*
DILL PICKLES
«
BJRG
Ice Cold'
Quart ...........