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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE TWO Œbr ^trottatoti Ijeralì) 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, Publishers. E ntered as Second Class M atter December, 190«, U m atilla County, Oregon._____________________ _____ _ Subscription Rates. One Y ear ..................................... >2.00 Six M onths ................................... 1-90 T hree M onths ................- ................... 60 Who Knows the Answer? Like all o th e r strik e s the new s paper tleup in P o rtlan d affects many o th e r Innocent people. Coming now w hile unem ploym ent is high, it has added to those rolls over 10,000 for m erly paid w orkers, who are forced Into idleness. The employees at paper mills, and o th e r m a n u factu r ing plan ts, have been reduced. All th e news w riters, pressm en, circu lation m anagers, ad men and ca r riers are out of work. The g rea t stores in P o rtlan d find th e ir business g rea tly reduced thro u g h lack of ad v ertisin g medium. T his has been caused by a vote of 133, w ith 111 ag a in st the strik e called by the A m erican T ypographi cal Union, a m ajo rity of only 22, w ith the m ain contention over a rb i tra tio n as to w h eth e r the hours should be 7 or 7 per day. At th is ran g e we do not pretend to know why a lot of old employees of the three new spapers should take th e action they did. B ut if all eth er strik e s have no g re a te r grounds for action, we are not surprised a t the num ber of strik e s now going on th ro u g h o u t th e U nited States. We believe th a t th e trouble will soon be ironed out and likew ise we hope th a t some m eans may be arrived a t to bring about an am icable se ttle m ent of all strikes. The nation needs a g re a te r pur chasing power. T his m ust come thro u g h the g re a te r em ploym ent of labor and a g re a te r re su ltin g m ar ket for farm products. If strikes continue, it m ust re su lt in a sitdow n strik e of the farm ers— everybody strik e— u n til ad ju stm e n ts are made on a p a rity basis, by w hich all may receive a fa ir rew ard for th e ir la bors. STANFIELD CLUB NAMES OFFICERS STA N FIELD NEWS— The S tan field Com mercial Club elected the follow ing officers a t a reg u lar m eet ing T hursday n ig h t: P resid en t, N. D. B ard: Vice P resident, E. A. Hoos ie r; T reasurer, J. F. L ane; E xecu tive com m ittee, F ra n k Sloan, W. T. Reeves and Jam es H oskins. Jess R ichards was appointed to act as secretary. R e tirin g officers include M. Refvem, president, F ra n k Sloan, vice president, H arry W essell, sec reta ry , and J. F. Lane, trea su rer. Mr. and Mrs. W allace B aker of E v erett, Wn., are the p are n ts of a baby g irl born Monday, Ja n u a ry 17. Mr. and Mrs. Je rry S utherland and little d a u g h te r Shirley of P en dleton w ere week end guests a t the V. W. Hay home. Mrs. S utherland and Mrs. Hay are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Bert L ang have gone to U kiah to m ake th e ir home w ith Mrs. L ang's g ran d p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. M artin. Byron Brown, H. L. H edrick and Sloan Spencer m otored to Tllllcum m ine near B aker Sunday. Sloan. who has been employed there, re m ained to work. The Ladies Aid m eeting w ill be held T hursday, Ja n u a ry 27, a t w hich tim e th e Echo Ladies Aid w ill be guests. Anyone is invited to atten d th is m eeting. A special m issionary program will be presented, and also a one-act play. Mrs. P h ilip Quimby of Pendleton visited a t th e homes of her au n ts Mrs. W. G. W allace and Mrs. J. F. L ane th e la tte r p a rt of la st week. H om er Sm ith has retu rn ed to S tanfield a fte r an absence of th ree m onths. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P erry are en joying a sh o rt vacation w ith re la tives in and n ear P o rtlan d . Ed Brown is confined to his home because of a broken toe. Mrs. M artin Refvem was hostess to th e P ollyanna club a t a reg u la r m eeting W ednesday. Invited guests included Mrs. Byron Brown, Mrs. V. E. N orris. Mrs. E lm er W illiam s, Mrs. Roy Penney, Mrs. Guy Clark, Mrs. V ictor Hay, Mrs. Thos. G regory and Mrs. N ath an Bard. The Home Econom ics club met Tuesday a t th e home of Mrs. R. G. Penney w ith six m em bers present. Mrs. Emma P enney presided d u rin g the business m eeting. G uests in cluded Mrs. G. E. G reathouse, Mrs. M. Refvem and Mrs. Wm. F re d ric k son. D u rin g the aftern o o n th e la dies worked on q u ilt blocks for the club. Mrs. W. G. W allace was a d in n er hostess S aturday evening a t th e Don Childs home. H onored g u ests were Mrs. C harles H oggard and Mr. and Mrs. R obert S tark w ea th er of Tihe Dalles. L ater in th e evening five tables of bridge w ere in play w ith Mrs. A. Heyden and G. E. G reat- house holding high scores. Mrs. F. B. S tu a rt and Mrs. M ar g are t D au g h try e n tertain ed F rid ay aftern o o n a t th e home of th e for mer. Six tables of bridge were in play. Mrs. J. F. L ane won high score. Mrs. N. D. Bard, second, and Mtjs. F. S. Green, low. Delicious refresh m en ts were served by th e hostesses. Out of tow n ladies pres en t w ere Mesdames C harles H oggard and D. R. S ta rk w e a th e r of The Dalles, Miles B arager of H erm iston, Dill P enney of Echo, and H arle Rog ers of P o rtlan d . Mr. and Mrs. R obert S tark w ea th er, who w ere guests in S tanfield for several days, retu rn ed to th e ir home in The Dalles Sunday. T he public is invited to th e G range h all Tuesday, J a n u a ry 25, to h ear rep o rts and new suggestions for th e A g ricu ltu ral Econom ic Con ference to be held in P endleton on F eb ru ary 23 Mrs. C harles H oggard of The D alles visited frien d s in Stantfield and H erm iston last week, re tu rn in g to h er home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. P aul Lee of La G rande visited frien d s and relatives in S tanfield Sunday. Mrs. M yrtle L afere of P o rtlan d came from th ere T h u rsd ay to spend th e day w ith h er fath er, G. K urrle, who is a p atien t in St. A nthony's hospital in P endleton. Mr. K u rrle's condition is much Improved. Mrs. Molestead had as h er guests Sunday h er fath er, P aul B randt, and h er tw o sisters, Mrs. F. A. Beilke and Mrs. H opkins of P endleton. H iah school stu d e n ts atten d ed circu it co u rt In P endleton Monday. The high school and grade bas k etb all team s played Ione F rid ay n ig h t being victorious in both games w ith scores of 1 ft to 9 and 22 to 12. H owever on W ednesday n ig h t the high school met w ith reverses, the score being 61 to 20 in Irrig o n ’s fa vor. REDsWHIT ri ; I « 7 M :1 d ïç M î hW "N HERMISTON TRADING CO. Free Delivery Phone 341 Prompt, Courteous Service Your Friendly Home Owned Store Specials for Jan. 21*24 SPINACH Red & White, 2 * s, 3 f o r .......... ^XC SPINACH, Is, 3 f o r .......................................... CORN, Golden Bantam, Red & White, 2s, 3 PEAS, Red & White, 2s, 3 f o r ...................... X8C ^XC <JXC SHOESTRING BEETS or c a r r o te , R & W, No, 303, 3 for ................................................. 35C TOMATOES, Blue & White, 2 * s, 3 f o r ........ X9C WHOLE GREEN BEANS, R & W, 2s, 3 for J J G GRAPEFRUIT, Red & White, 2s, 3 f o r ........ PEACHES, Mammoth Halves or Homestyle 2 * s, 3 for ....................................................... 6$C PEACHES, Blue & White, 2*8, 3 f o r .......... PINEAPPLE, Red & White, Sliced or Home Style, 2'"s. 8 for ........................................... 69& SUGAR, Cane, 10 lb. s a c k ................................ 57C FLAVOR-JELL, 4 for ...................................... f OATS, Red & White, 3 lbs................................ X2C MAYONNAISE, Red & White, quart .......... PANCAKE FLOUR, Red & W h ite................. XOC LIBERTY BELL SYRUP, 5 lbs....................... MINCE MEAT, 2 lbs........................................... X3« BONED & ROLLED HAM, Walla, lb.......... POCAHONTAS INSTALL OFFICERS UMATILLA NEWS— At th e reg u la r m eeting last T hursday th e o rder of P ocahontas in stalled new officers for th e com ing six m onths. They are as follows: P rophets, Ona S tephens; P ocahontas, L enna Byrnes; W eno nah, M ary Bousquet; 1st Scout, E d ith Spencer; 2nd Scout, Ina G il bert; R unners, Louise H arrym an, Goldie B inder; Councilors, K a th a r ine Kennedy, E th el M ontgom ery; W arriors, Fay G ardner, Jess F ra n - soloes, A1 M oran; G uards, A nna K ennedy, M yrtle S h arp e; P ow hatan, H arry Hull. Mr. and Mrs. G lenn B lakely and son George of T he Dalles spent sev eral days v isitin g his m other, Mrs. Je n n ie B lakely th is week. Mrs. Blakely and baby retu rn ed home F riday b ut B lakely rem ained to visit longer w ith his m other. Mr. Blakely Is recovering from an oper ation perform ed about nine weeks ago. E v erett E rw in, who has been w orking in P o rtlan d , arriv ed W ed nesday to v isit his fa th e r and sister. The Ladles Aid m et a t th e home of Mrs. V. D. B ram ar T h u rsd ay a f ternoon w hen 20 w ere present. The ladies are m aking plans for an o th er chili sale. Mr. and Mrs. George K endler, Jr., and d au g h ter Yvonne left T h u rsd ay afternoon for P o rtlan d w here they visited his b ro th er in B onneville and friends a t P o rtlan d , re tu rn in g S u n day. Mrs. Elm ore McKenzie, Jim m ie Sharpe and Maxwell E rn est spant T hursday aftern o o n in P en d leto n w here she visited her d a u g h te r B et ty. The U m atilla V iking team s de feated th e Echo team s h ere F rid ay evening. Joe W aid retu rn ed home from La G rande th is week w here he has been employed. Mr. W ard Is a firem an for th e Union Pacific railro ad . Doc. Cram er has ren ted Mrs. V ieg’s house and Mrs. Cram er will come up soon. E arl P o tter has ren ted Mrs. Del Jack so n ’s house. Mrs. E ddit W arren and son have gone to S eattle to m ake th e ir home. E arl C herry has gone to Tacoma w here he was called to w ork on the railroad. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moore of H er miston spent an aftern o o n v isitin g her p aren ts, M ayor and Mrs. Joe T ucker one day th is week. The ladies of th e tow n are s ta r t ing a tow n b asketball team. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es B yrnes and d au g h ters Jo an and E rm a spent Tuesday in W alla W alla. Yvonne Bousquet of Pendleton visited her m other, Mrs. A rt Bous quet, here Sunday. HOWARD, BLONDELL TOP FUNMAKERS A chance to tak e a peek behind the Hollywood scenes— and laugh yourself happy— Is provided by “ S tan d -In ,” sta rrin g Leslie Howard and Joan Blondell, com ing to the Oasis th e a tre Sunday. The h ith e rto very ro m antic Les lie H ow ard is g rea ter th an ever in th e grand comedy role of A tterb u ry Dodd, the figure-m inded, bespecta cled. hum orless young banker who goes to Hollywood to tak e over the >10,000,000 Colossal Studios and a t tem pt to ru n them by th e science of m athem atics, w hile jolly Joan Blon dell has the title role of the “Stand- In ,” who falls in love w ith th is stran g e, shy young man, helps him over th e Hollywood hurdles and makes him realize h e’s more th an a hum an ad d in g m ach in e. T hursday , J anuary 20, u r n » WALTER CONNELL FEVER V IC T IM IRRIGON NEWS — W alter Con nell, 23 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B .Connell, passed aw ay a t the P qndleton hospital T h u rsd ay , J a n u ary 13, a fte r several weeks of ill ness w ith typhoid fever. F u n eral services were held a t th e P re sb y ter ian church S atu rd ay afternoon. Mrs. Bessie S trad er retu rn ed from P o rtlan d th e last of th e week. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. H oughton and Mrs. P aulson w ere H eppner business v isito rs la st W ednesday. Mr. C ham bers is employed by Mrs. Jam es W arn er leveling her lots in tow n near th e postoffice. Mr. and Mrs. Don Isom were d in ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Urex Mo ses In U m atilla Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Alcorn m otored to Toledo. W n., la st Monday to be w ith an uncle of Mrs. Alcorn who Is ser iously ill. Miss Neva B lair is fill ing th e p u lp it at th e P entecostal ch u rch d u rin g th e ir absence. Mr. and Mrs. B atie R and visited the W. C. Isom fam ily T hursday evening. Dr. W. M. M arbut of Echo w as at the Irrig o n school Monday and T ues day giving in n o cu latio n for typhoid. M arshall M arkham spent the week end w ith his family. Mrs. Stevens was th e honor guest a t a show er a t th e home of Mrs. B randon la st F rid a y afternoon and received many lovely p resen ts from frien d s who attended. Mr3. Tom Caldwell is im proving her law n and h av in g a new fence placed along th e front. The Irrig o n boys’ b asketball team played the H eppner high school at H eppner S atu rd ay n ig h t, losing the gam e by one point. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R and Sunday evening. 1 If your new or old oil burner should fa il to work properly, it may send out a heavy black soot. Protect your home and furnishings with OIL BURNER INSURANCE. CHRISTIAN SCSEH3E CHURCHES » T IF E ” was th e subject of the | j L e s s o n - Sermon i n a ll Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Jan u ary 16. The Golden Text was, “ In the beginning was th e Word, and the W ord was with God, and th e W ord was God. . . . In him was life; and the life was th e light of m en” (John 1:1, 4). Among th e citations which com prised th e Lesson-Sermon was the following from th e Bible: “ For to be carnally minded is death ; but to be spiritually minded is life and peace” (Rom ans 8 :6 ). The Lesson-Sermon also includ ed th e following correlative pas sages from the C hristian Science textbook, "Science and H ealth with Key to the Scriptures by Mary B aker Eddy: “ The contin ual contem plation of existence as m aterial and corporeal— as begin ning and ending, and w ith birth, decay and dissolution as its com ponent stages— hides the tru e and sp iritu al Life, and causes our stan d ard to trail in the dust. If Life has any sta rtin g point w hat soever, then th e great I AM is a myth. If Life is God, as the Scrip tu re s imply, then Life is not em bryonic, it is Infinite” (p. 550). B-I*U PARISH. Boardm an Bible school each S un Í day m orning a t 1 0:00 o’clock. Clas ses for all ages. All are welcome a t th e C om m unity church. M orning w orship a t 11:00 o’clock. Rev. R. E. W eibel, speaker. Irrig o n Sunday school each S un day m o rn in g a t 10:00 o’clock. P reach in g service each W ednesday evening a t 7:30. U m atilla Bible school each S un day m orning a t 10:00 o’clock. M orn ing w orship a t 11:00 o’clock. B eginning T h u rsd ay evening a t BOARDMAN W INS 7 :3 0 , th e re w ill be a special m eeting OVER LEXINGTON held every evening u n til Ja n u a ry 23. Both m orning and evening service on Sunday. Special music. You will BOARDMAN NEW S— A bask et enjoy th e evening— b etter, come and ball gam e was played here F riday join us. evening w ith L exington. The Board- H. B. T honias. P a r ish P astor. man Yellow Jack ets won over the L exington team 17 to 12. The grade BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES. school team won over th e high Theo. L. Leger, P astor. school second team 25 to 24. 10:00 A. M., Sunday school. Orlando D ePinto left for P o rtlan d 11:00 A. M.. W orship service. Monday w here he w ill v isit his 7 :30 P. M.. E vening w orship se r m other. vice. Mr. and Mrs. R. Harwood and Mr. E veryone is invited to a tte n d and Mrs. J. L. Je n k in s m otored to these services. Bonneville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown and HERMISTON UNION CHURCH K ath ry n e Rake retu rn ed from W al C. W arn er, P astor. la W alla S aturday. Bible school 1 0:00 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. R obert H arr of I rr i W orship service 1 1:00 A. M. gon visited at the W. A. Baker home Sunday. C h ristian E ndeavor 6 :3 0 P. M. Mrs. W. A. B aker retu rn ed from E v en in g W orship 7:30 P. M. La G rande Sunday w here she has Midweek p ray er an d Bible study. been v isitin g friends. Mr. and Mrs. W illard B aker m otored Sunday to W ednesday, 7 :30 P. M. Ladies Aid each W ednesday 2 :00 La G rande a fte r her. Ted W ilson left S atu rd ay for La P. M. G rande w here he Is v isitin g w ith his Choir reh earsal S atu rd ay 7 :3 0 P. b ro th er and fam ily. MM A m iscellaneous show er was g iv M issionary m eeting, second W ed en Monday com plim enting Mrs. O. nesday of each m onth. Corwin at the home of Mrs. S ulli Bible school su p e rin ten d e n t Chas. van. Herb P arsons retu rn ed from P o rt D uvall: P resid en t, C. E.. C ath erin e land Monday a fte r n short visit. M cM ullen: P resid en t Ladies Aid R. W eibel conducted services at Mrs. N ita H ard in g : P resid en t Mis the C om m unity church Sunday in th e absence of Rev. R. B. Thomas, sio n ary Society, Mrs. A lice M ore house. the m inister. The la d ie s Aid is giving a tam a STA N FIELD PRESBYTERIA N le sale at the Red W hite store S aturday. CHURCH Helen Russell re tu rn e d to Odell Jesse K. Griffiths. Minister. Monday w here she will visit her 10:00 A. M.-—Sunday school. au n t. 7:09 P. M.— Young People’s m eet Mr. and Mrs. S. E. McReynolds of Wall> W alla visited a t th e N ate Ma- ing. cornber home over th e week end. 8:00 P. M.— Evening service. Mr. and Mrs. Cham p Pond and fsm iiv of HaiiAes visited Mr. and Seventh Day Adventist Church. Mrs. J. F ish er and fam ily Sunday. A. M. Brock, Elder. Word was received Mondav th a t Sabbath school at 10:00 A. M . Mr. snd Mrs. Brice D illabough are th e p are n ts of a baby girl named Alton Kingsbury, superintendent. Susan I* e They live at P ort Or Preaching service at 11.00 A. M. ford. Brice was th e school ja n ito r here at one tim e. METHODIST CHURCH Messrs. P aul Sm ith Nathan R. R. Flnkhelner. Pastor Thorpe. J. E ar wood and W. A. Ba Sunday school 10:00 A. M. Jun ker spent Saturday In Heppner on ior church 11:00. and morning wor- huslneaa. 4 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON F. B. SWAYZE, President Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HOUSE W IRING ESTIMATES Furnished FREE Vaughan’s E lectric 206 EAST COURT STREET PENDLETON, OREGON — R e p r e s e n ta tiv e S e r v in g in L o c a l F ie ld — A 11:00 A. M., D evotional service ship a t 11 :0 0 . E pw orth L eague a t 6 :30 P. M. an d even in g praise and and com m union. p reach in g service a t 7 :30 o’clock. 1 0 :0 0 A. M. Bible school. L adies’ Aid every firs t an d th ird FULL GOSPEL MISSION. W ednesday. Midweek song and A. B. T u rn er. P asto r preach in g service on T h u rsd ay at Sunday school a t 1 0:00 A. M. 7 :30 P. M. Bible school S aturday, Mrs. H ow ard M ontgom ery, Supt. 2:00 P. M. Ju n io r church su p e rin ten d e n t, M orning w orship a t 1 1 :0 0 o’clock. Lois H u tch iso n : L adies' Aid presi C h ild ren ’s services a t th e parso n dent. E m m a F elth o u se; Sunday school su p e rin ten d e n t, Opal R a in age a t 11 :0 0 , Mrs. T u rn e r in charge. E v an g elistic service in th e eve w ater; E p w o rth L eague president, Rebecca P ierso n ; C hurch pastor, R. n in g a t 7:45 P. M. R. F inkbeiner. Bible Study F rid a y a t 7 :45 P. M. Communion and m issionary ser CHURCH OF CHRIST vice th e first Sunday of every C olum bia School m onth. Save at Boynton & Kelley’s A We deliver twice daily! HOOD RIVER PEARS L arge Cans EACH ....... 15« L arge P ack ag e . COCOA For any occasion. 2 lb. can ....................... 15c GRAPEFRUIT F lorida No. 2 can - EACH .. 14c SHORTENING S w ift’s P earl lb. carto n 4 49c GOLD MEDAL MAYONNAISE None B etter P in ts ......... Q u arts ......... Q uaker QUICK OATS 47c FLAPJACK FLOUR Al aera 9.8 Pound Bag 55c TOMATO JUICE W alla W alla 3 ta ll cans ... ROYAL GELATIN A ssorted F lavors EACH .................. 5c MINCE MEAT Gra.vco - In Bulk 2 Pounds ................... SWEET PICKLES K n ig h t's Q uart Can COCONUTS F ull of Milk EACH ............ HOOD RIVER STRING BEANS A good q u ality 3 cans .............. HOMINY Van Cam p’s 3 14 4 -o x . cans HEINZ SOUP Any v arie ty except chicken gumbo and clam chowder. PUMPKIN Del Monte 2 «■■■■ ....................... 2 large cans ............. 5c 4
