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THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1938. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE TWO Œljr ijrrinifllnn Çrralô Published every T hursday a t H erm is ton, U m atilla County, Oregon, by P au lin e M. Stoop and A lfred Q ulrlng, P ublishers, ________________________ E ntered as Second Class M atter December, 190«, U m atilla County, Oregon._________ __ _________________ Subscription Rates. *2.00 1.00 .60 One Y ear ............ —................. Six M onths .............................. T hree M onths .............. —........ A Desert Highway. T he S tate of Oregon, cham bers of commerce, Bonneville enterprises, and oth er agencies spend much money an n u ally ad v e rtisin g the s ta te ’s resources and a ttra c tio n s, an d yet, someone w ants to build a h a lf m illion dollar highw ay thro u g h sagebrush d esert and leave off the m ain lin e of travel a h alf dozen ac tiv e com m unities, and m any miles of improved areas. A long the fifty m iles of proposed road from Pendleton to Boardm an, not one tow n or even a service s ta tion, exist. It would be a speedw ay th a t would save m otorists about six m inutes from P endleton to P ortland. If accidents occur in w in te r or the h ea t of sum m er, or in sw eeping and blin d in g w indstorm s, aid can come only from passing m otorists who w ill be im p a tie n t to get out of the Inclem encies as quickly as possible. Much more m ight be said ag a in st th is projected dream , and will be said if the project is attem pted and s ta te money is to be spent to the exclusion of more w orthy highw ay construction. No one seems to fath e r th e job of the new survey and ju st now It is said th a t it is only to keep a few s ta r engineers busy, pending o th e r w ork by th e state, w hich is good for th e boys, b ut how about w hat may follow? SHIRLEY TEMPLE IN GREATEST ROLE A Shirley Tem ple more glorious th a n anyone has ever konw n an d a beloved story th a t has e n th ra lle d m illions the world over is sta rtin g a t th e Oasis th e a tre Sunday, in the never-tp-be-forgotten p ictu re “ H ei d i,” Jo h a n n a S pyri’s e n c h an tin g tale b ro u g h t to such laughing, lov ing life th a t it touches th e deepest corners of th e h eart. E veryw here readers in all la n guages have been charm ed by the w arm th , tenderness and beauty of the Swiss Alps and all th e colorful folk dw elling up ju st u n d er th e sta rs, into whose lives "H e id i” bring s tenderness and m irth and courage. A n ,e m b ittered m ountaintop exile is reclaim ed from his fierce h ate of the world by th e heroine, who b rin g s him a new zest for life, and a young g irl is given stre n g th and th e w ill to w alk ag ain in th e story th a t has th rilled read ers of every country. YOUR OLD SHOES May be too short, too narrow, or hurt some other way, but don’t destroy them if there is any wear left in them. I will give 5Oc C redit On a N e w Pair I don’t sell them, but give them away. Can use 100 pair. Have you a woman’s coat partly w orn?— I need five or six. Need some worn children’s dres ses and coats. A trade-in of 50c on any men’s or women’s shoes Girls’ and women’s coats below cost— Ladies’ silk dresses below cost— Ladies’ hats below cost— Men’s and boys’ w inter coats below cost— The warm winter is the cause of these prices— The demand has been below the expec tations of a severe winter. Burnham & Burnham WEEK-END SPECIALS », Boynton & Kelley’s GINGER SNAPS FLOUR An all-purpose fam ily flour 49 b b s. $ 1 .2 9 For th a t lunch 2 Pounds ..... TEAM FORCES TRUCK IN TO DITCH PIN E CITY NEWS— Jasp er Myers met a team and wagon on th e grad e n ear th e P in e City school one day th is week, and his tru ck was forced into an irrig atio n d itch . Myera was not in ju red b u t It took th e assis tan ce of a c a te rp illa r to g et th e tru ck out of th e ditch. Mrs. Eldon K in to n sp en t S a tu r day and Sunday w ith her paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neill. A. V. S train of W eiser, Idaho, spent th e holidays w ith his d a u g h ter, Mrs. E. B. W a tte n b u rg e r. H is son, A lvin of P ilo t Rock, also spent a few days v isitin g a t th e W a tte n b u rg er home. A ugust and L illy R auch visited a t th e H ealy home S atu rd ay aftern o n . Mr. and Mrs. P au l Bull an d daugh te r of P endleton spent S atu rd ay at th e H. E. Y oung home. Guy Moore sp en t th e week w ith his m other, Mrs. Roy Neill. Mr. an d Mrs. E arl W a tte n b u rg e r of Pasco spent th e week end w ith his p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. A. E, W a t tenburger. Mrs. Ollie N eill and d au g h ters, Neva and L enna of H eppner, were callers a t the Jim Daly, E. B. W a t te n b u rg e r and Lon W a tte n b u rg e r homes Saturday. Miss Dora E. Moore retu rn ed S un day from R a in ier w here she spent her vacation. She says th e re was very h igh w ater aro u n d th e R a in ie r v icinity Faye F inch has been ill th e past week. T here is to be a q u iltin g a t the C. H. B artholom ew home T hursday. E veryone is welcome. Miss C h arlo tte H elm s is spending tw o weeks a t her home. She has been ta k in g a business course ini Spokane and w ill re tu rn J a n u a ry 10. Mrs. R ichie and d au g h ter H azel a re spending a few days a t th e Clay ton Ayers home v isitin g her d au g h ter, Mrs. Ayers. Jam es O’Brien, who is atte n d in g school in Salem, is home for the holidays. Mrs. Joyce Sm ith who spent her vacation a t Irrig o n retu rn ed to P ine City Monday. Mrs. Jo h n H arriso n ’s b ro th er, Lon ny K n o tts of M ontana, spent a few days w ith his sister an d took his fath e r. Lonny K notts, Sr., on to Cal ifo rn ia and Mexico on a visit. Cecilia and Jack H ealy w ere Hepp n er business visitors F rid ay and S a t urday. A ugust R auch retu rn ed to C orval lis S atu rday evening.________ KELLER'S FIRST HOUSE WIRED COLUMBIA NEWS— Chas. K eller is th e first to have his house w ired for the new ru ra l electric service w hich will be com pleted w ith in the next th ree m onths. The w ork was done by R. W. D ryer of F reew ater. Mr. K eller plans to leave w ith in the n ex t th ree weeks to spend th e re m ainder of th e w in te r w ith his bro th e r in A rkansas, n ear L ittle Rock. Chas. K eller and d au g h ters F ra n ces and Rosem ary and Mr. and Mrs. Jay T. Pierson and son w ere C h rist mas holiday d in n e r guests a t the Jo h n Jen d rzejew sk i home. O ther guests d u rin g th e holiday season a t th e J. Jendrzejew ski home were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Upham, F. C. McKenzie and son F ran k , Mrs. R. G. O’D aniels, G erald McKenzie and Miss Florence Dove. Rev. F a th e r O’Leary, A. Hern, Mr. and Mrs. I. H artsook and Mr. and Mrs. Bougard were New Y ear’s d in n e r guests a t th e John Jendrzejew ski home. W a lte r and Helen Jendrzejew ski retu rn ed th e last of the week to Cor vallis w here they w ill continue th e ir studies at Oregon S tate college. F rances K eller, who spent the holidays w ith h er fath e r, C harles K eller, left W ednesday of la st week for P ortland w here she is a tten d in g business college. Jam es Sm ith nnd two friends of P ittsb u rg . Cal., arrived at th e Duane L ath ro p home Monday and retu rn ed home T hursday. Mrs. Jam es Sm ith retu rn ed w ith her husband. Mrs. Em m a C hrlstley an d son Dell made a business trip to Pendleton th is week. D inner guests a t the W. S. Casady home New Y ear’s day w ere Mr. and Mrs. Glen Seeley, Mrs. Em m a G hrist- ley, Dell C hristley. J. H. Reid, B ar b ara Reid, Mrs. Sheets, Mr. T ru m bull, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. F oster and d au g h ter A rilda. W illiam N ebergall and Mrs. N el lie Drew w ere New Y ear’s d in n er guests of Miss H ildred D anner. Mr. and Mrs. F ran cis O tt of Som- m erville, Ore., visited a t th e home of Mr. O tt’s uncle, D uane L athrop. Tuesday. E d n a O tt left Sunday m orning to resum e her stu d ies a t Oregon S tate college. A. J. H arper, fath e r of Mrs. Duane L athrop, is expected to a rriv e here th is week for a visit. He has been visitLng in Long Beach, Oal., h u t his home is in M issouri. P ete P in in g and Bonnie V aughn of P endleton were v isito rs of N ellie Hooker, Sunday. Mrs. J. H. Reid left W ednesday of la st week for Colfax to v isit rel- &tiV6S* Jesse Snead was a P endleton bus iness visitor Monday. P au lin e M orris, who spent th e C hristm as holidays w ith her m oth er, Mrs. L au ra M orris, has resum ed her school duties. Dell C hristley is b u ild in g a new stock shed. He is also h au lin g straw from Stanfield. Mr. and Mrs. G ettsell of Colorado have purchased th e Alice W ells place an d plan to move in at once. T h e 'children w ill erfter Columbia school. Mr. and Mrs. C harles V aughn of P endleton were visitors of Mr. W il liam N ebergall Sunday. Mrs. V aughn is Mr. N ebergall’s step d au g h ter. G uests of Miss B arb ara Reid S at u rd ay evening were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Seeley, Miss M arian Casady, Dell C hristley an d Miss A rilda Fos ter. T he evening was sp en t in play ing Monopoly. Mrs. Chetwood of La G rande, d au g h ter-in -law of Mrs. E lm er Ry- land, is here for an in d efin ite v isit a t th e R yland home. B a rb a ra Reid, who sp en t th e holi days w ith her parents, left for Ore gon S tate college Sunday aftern o o n . D uane L ath ro p m ade a business trip to P endleton T hursday of last week. Mrs. E lm er R yland's fa th e r passed aw ay la st week. In term e n t was made in th e E lgin cemetery. D inner guests a t the B axter H u t chison home New Y ear’s day were Mr. and Mrs. H. J. O tt and d a u g h ters E dna and M arian, and Miss M artha W althers. Mr. an d Mrs. Jam es A m b erg of Irrig o n were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. B axter H utchison F rid ay evening. FRESH ONIONS IN DECEMBER UMATILLA NEWS— Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bolton are g e ttin g fresh onions and ca rro ts out of th e ir garden. Mr. and Mrs. H ugh V an Schoiack and fam ily are moving from th e ir home to th e Union Service sta tio n owned by Mrs. H arry C ram er, for m erly operated by P earl Ja r vis. T h eir son D elbert w ill now op e ra te th e station. The tra in crew going to P o rtlan d and re tu rn in g a re ch an g in g at U m atilla sta rtin g J a n u a ry 8th. Special m eetings w ill begin in th e C om m unity church a t U m atilla on Ja n u a ry 13th, held every evening for ten days. Special music w ill be featu red and everyone is invited to a tte n d by the pastor, H. R. Thomas. Miss,.Yvonne Bousquet of Pendle ton spent New Y ear’s a t the home of h er p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs, A rt Bousquet. Mr. and Mrs. N orm an W orthley retu rn ed home F rid ay from P o rt land a fte r spending the holidays vi sitin g her parents. Mr. W orthley is th e 7th and 8th g rad e teach er, and boys’ coach. S u p erin ten d en t and Mrs. Glenn L inn retu rn ed home T h u rsd ay from Kelso, W n., w here th ey spent the holidays. T he U m atilla public school opened M onday, th e 3rd. a fte r a two w eeks’ vacation. Mrs. H arry Cram er and son Jim my B urnw lck of The Dalles visited SPECIFY STOCK ii FIRE INSURANCE ' ; <> WRITTEN THROUGH THIS ACENCY 0 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON F. B. SWAYZE, President £ Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation X two days w ith h er sister, Mrs. H ugh V an Schoiack. J. M. S trig all. form er p rin cip al of U m atilla school and uncle of Mrs. W alt B ullard, passed aw ay early F rid ay m orning a t his home in Ba ker. Mrs. B ullard left th a t n ig h t to he w ith her a u n t. Mrs. Tom O’Donnell an d son Tom sp en t several days v isitin g here. They are expecting, to move here from P o rtlan d . Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n P eterson of Y akim a Bpent S atu rd ay an d Sunday v isitin g his sister, Mrs. H ugh V an Schoiack an d fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. P resto n H anson and son H arold and d a u g h te r E vonne of T ouchet sp e n t th e New Y ear week end v isitin g frien d s In U m atilla, as th e house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Spencer. E ffie Bullock re tu rn e d Sunday from P o rtla n d w here she has spent two weeks. Mrs. Fred K nudson re tu rn e d Tues day from P o rtlan d w here she spent two days. Jam es B yrnes has purchased a Ford V-8. HOUSE WIRING ESTIMATES F u rn ish ed FREE Vaughan's Electric 206 EAST COURT STREET PENDLETON, OREGON — Representative Serving in Local Field — HERMISTON TRADING CO. 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