THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1938.
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T H E H E R M IS T O N H E R A L D , H E R M IS T O N , O R E G O N
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called on h er m other, Mrs. J. A. tion. T here are over eleven m illion
unem
ployed
people
In
th
is
n
atio
n
G raybeal, th is week w hile en ro u te
to U m atilla for a visit w ith h er clam oring for th e rig h t to work.
T here are eig h t m illion old people,
d au g h ter, Mrs. Irvin Chapin.
Mrs. C harles M cFall of Im h ler is tw o -th ird s of whom a re e n tire ly de
v isitin g her m other, Mrs. J. A. G ray pendent, clam oring co n stan tly for
assistance. T here are more th a n five j; LEMON JUICE (8 Lem ons) ................................................. 3 cans 2 5 £ j
heal.
Mr. and Mrs. Benney McCoy a re m illion young people unem ployed
Red or W h ite
Lbs.
I
v isitin g hhs g ran d m o th er, Mrs. J. A. an d o ut of school who m arched on
th is cap ital and dem anded th e neces
G raybeal.
< « HOMINY - L arg e Cans — .................................................... 3 cans 2 5 £
Mr. and Mrs. B arney E n d rice and sary ap p ro p riatio n s to provide part)
tim
e
Jobs
for
th
e
youth
of
th
is
land.
fam ily of Chew elah, W n., is v isitin g
1 lb. pkg.
Aged Cry Out.
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k L eicht.
BEANS
-
Blue
L
ake
.................................................................
3 cans 2 5 $ <
Mrs. L orene F alconer is v isitin g
“ Day In and day out, th e old peo
a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. C hester ple of M ontana w rite to me ask in g
R ipe
P in t
W ilson.
how they can possibly pay th e ir gro
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Moses an d son cery bills, th e ir m edical bills, th e ir
PEAS - L arge cans - Sm all P eas -...... - ............................... 3 cans 2 9 ^
Jo h n n y of U m atilla are sp en d in g th e ren t, th e ir fuel and th e ir clo th in g
week w ith Mr. and Mrs. Don Isom. bills. Most of them have an incom e
T he Best!
Mrs. Chas. V anderllnde, who has u nder our grossly in ad eq u ate Social
MACARONI - H ard w h e a t ............................... ~.................... 4 lbs. 2 0 #
been in th e H erm iston G eneral hos S ecurity program as low as $ 8
p ital, retu rn ed
to
th e
hom e m onth and n o t h ig h er th a n $30 a
16 oz. b o ttle - P a rin g k n it« F ree
of h er paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. E lroy m onth. W h a t is tru e of M ontana, Is
Lam oreaux th e la st of th e week. tru e of th e n atio n . T his is n o t a
PORK & BEANS - L arge cans .........................................
She w ill rem ain th e re u n til sh e is p retty picture, b u t it is a tru e one
able to re tu rn to h er home a t Y aki and it cries o u t to the A m erican
F in e G ran u lated (L im it) 25 lb«.
ma, Wn.
people d em anding a solution, de
L averne L am oreaux is w orking m an d in g relief, dem anding th a t con
SHORTENING - S w ift s ........................................................ 4 lbs. 4 3 £
for his bro th er-in -law , Chas. V an- gress face th e facts and leg islate a c
derlinde, a t Y akim a.
cordingly.
w ith his sister, Mrs. E lla Caldwell
♦ « «
“ I find th e re is one real road to
♦
recovery and th a t is th e Tow nsend
IRRIGON
* and fam ily.
Mrs. Alma G rieves and h er fa th e r
N ational Recovery P lan , embodied
By MRS. W. C. ISOM
O
♦
C IT Y
♦ in HR 4199, and know n as th e G en
------
e P. C. Bishop, an d her a u n t, Mrs. By Mrs. PINE
♦
Bernice W a tte n b u rg e r
eral W elfare Act. The Tow nsen^
Mr. and Mrs. E arl Bedwell re- Bessie W isdom .motored to D ayton,
Wn.,
to
atten
d
th
e
pioneer
picnic
N ational Recovery P lan provides foq
NEXT TO BAKERY
tu rn ed F rld ay evening from a trip
H eppner visitors T hursday w ere a two p ercent tax on every tra n s a c
last
week
end.
Mrs.
W
isdom
re
to S e a ttle and Toledo an d other
m ained in D ayton for an extended Roy N eill and d au g h ter, Mrs. E lden tion m ade in th e U nited S tates. T his
coast points.
K inton of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n tax would be collected by th e fed
“W hen J. P. M organ testified,
N orm an P ed arr of Malo, W n., visit w ith relatives.
H ealy and fam ily, Jim Daly, Ja sp er era l governm ent and d istrib u ted th is bill even th o u g h it has th e su p
visited from F rid ay u n til Tuesday
p o rt of 150 m em bers in th e house, le g isla tiv e com m ittees have alm ost
Mrs. Dorce Bronell of P o rtlan d Myers and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. W a t
back in to th e channels of tra d e by a su p p o rt of w hich no o th e r propos bowed in ad o ratio n to h im ;
w hen
te n b u rg e r and fam ily.
th e paym ent of an an n u ity to th e al now pending in th a t body can one who was fig h tin g for th e com
Mrs. C. H. Bartholom ew accom aged citizens of th is n atio n above
mon people appeared, th ey failed to
boast.
panied her son O. F. B artholom ew
th e age of 60. T he revenue derived
“W e have w orked h ard , we have show him even common courtesy and
of Salt Lake City and Miss A lem ina sh all be probated and paid to these
talked an d fo u g h t in every w ay we common decency, and in th e ir ea g er
N inm an to P o rtlan d .
a n n u ita n ts w ith a m axim um m o n th know how to b rin g secu rity to th e ness to destroy him , would su b m it
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ayers w ent ly an n u ity of $200 provided.
masses of o u r co u n try . W e have him to th e disg race of a p e n ite n
to W allow a Lake w ith Mr. and Mrs.
“ To m ake su re th a t th is money
tia ry cell.
M arion F inch to v isit the A pplegate circu lates and stim u lates th e pro reached th a t p o in t w here only you
can
b
rin
g
success.
T
o
n
ig
h
t
I
place
“ Dr. Tow nsend has won a g reat
fam ily.
du ctio n of goods and com m odities in your h an d s th e resp o n sib ility of victory and if you w ill only u n ite
R ay Ayers is spending a w eek in as w ell as th e ir d istrib u tio n , It is
dem an d in g th a t your congressm an w ith him, he can lead us to th a t
Kelso, W n., v isitin g his aunt.
m ade com pulsory th a t th e an n u ity sign th e disch arg e p etitio n on HR victory w hich w ill see th e e n a c t
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Moore and sons m ust be spent each m onth. T his is a
4199 im m ediately, so th a t we may m ent of th e Tow nsend N atio n al Re
Jo h n n y and Russell sp en t W ednes sim ple, econom ically sound m easure
o b tain th e necessary 218 sig n atu res. covery P lan in th e G eneral W elfare
day in L exington a t the Bill Sm ith to restore th e buying power of th e
At th e conclusion of th is broadcast, A ct.”
ers home.
masses of our country. By th e pay
u rg e you to ta k e a piece of paper,
Mrs. A. E. W a tte n b u rg e r w ent to m ent of th is an n u ity , m ore th a n
a pencil o r pen an d ink and w rite
Pasco Sunday w ith her son E a rl an d one and o n e-h alf billion d o llars
to your rep rese n tativ e to n ig h t be
wife. She retu rn ed home Tuesday. w o rth of goods, com m odities and
fore you go to bed.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Young and services w ill be purchased every
We have resisted tra ito ro u s and
fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. C layton Ayers m onth, over and above p resen t m on
disloyal effo rts to am end th is bill
and d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. M arian
th ly figures.
an d rob it of its best proposals. We
F inch and fam ily, and B ert B arnes
Provides Employment.
are for th e Tow nsend Recovery P lan
spent S unday evening a t th e E. B.
“ T his is th e increased p u rch asin g as ’o rig in a lly in tro d u ced .’ Y'ou m ust
We know you w ill want to in
W a tte n b u rg e r home.
power, all leading m inds of th is n a fig h t for it too. We can win if you
spect our better Used Cars —
Mrs. Ollie N eill of H eppner spent
tion have been seeking. It is a pro w ill do your part.
STOP IN AND SEE THEM!
Sunday v isitin g th e A. T. W a tte n -
gram w hich forces money in to c ir
berger home. She was on her way
Hails Founder.
1938 PLYMOUTH - Low M ileage
cu latio n , opens up new jobs for la
to P endleton to w ork on th e H erb
Only tw o days ago. Dr. F rances
bor in every class of society, p ro
1934 V-8 TRUCK - Long w heel
Thom pson ran c h for th e summ er.
E. Tow nsend, th e in sp irin g leader of
vides p u rch asin g power for all peo
base - good ru b b er
Miss B etty F inch, P a t O’B rien,
th e G eneral W elfare forces, won a
Guy Moore an d R alph N eill left ple and an an n u ity for those who g re a t victo ry and a com plete v in d i
1931 MODEL A TRUCK - Dual
a re past th e age w hen th e ir services
Monday for Corvallis to atten d the
cation a t th e hands of P resident
an d 4-wheel tranemisstion
a re no longer required. I t w ill w ipe
4-H club sum m er school.
Roosevelt who g ra n te d th is g rea t
out relief rolls, poor houses, and
1933 V-8 COACH - A -l C ondition
leader, th is m an of vision, of cour
public ch arity . It w ill abolish pover
age and perseverence, a pardon from
1930 STUDEBAKER - F ourdor
ty, rew ard labor and, a t one fell
O'CONNELL ASKS
a sentence grow ing o u t of his perse-,
sw ing, w ill destroy th e control
cution by th e in iq u ito u s Bell In FORDSON TRACTOR
ALL TO HELP PUT
w hich a h an d fu l of in te rn a tio n a l
v e stig a tin g com m ittee, a persecution
b an k ers yield th ro u g h a monopoly
SEVERAL OTHER
Which is one of th e b lackest spots
PLAN
IN
TO
EFFECT
of th e money and cred it of th is n a
P in t Choice Above All Motor Oils in the Pacific West 2 3 * A Quart
GOOD BUYS
on th e pages of A m erican history,
tion.
a
persecution
th
a
t
would
dare
to
(F ro m Tow nsend W eekly Issue
The Proven Motor Oil For Tonr Car
“ It is a p racticab le plan, it can
m ake a crim in al of a m an who, w ith
of May 9)
work an d w ill w ork by rem oving
HERMISTON
sin c erity and w ith honesty, was de
STANDARD OIL COMPANT OF CALIFORNIA
W ashington, D. C.— Speaking over th e se old people from th e em ploy
m anding secu rity n ot only for th e
AUTO
WRECKING
a n atio n w id e hookup, Hon. Je rry J. m ent ro lls; it w ill open th e door of old people of th is co u n try , b u t for
O’Connell, m em ber of the H ouse of o p p o rtu n ity to th e youth of o u r its youth and for all those who toil
HOUSE
R ep resen tativ es from M ontana, w ent co u n try in every trad e and profes by th e sw eat of th e ir brow.
m lllta n tly to th e su p p o rt of the sion an d will p erm it them to live as
G eneral W elfare A ct of 1937, HR th ey o u g h t to live in th e ric h e st
4199, otherw ise know n as the Tow n co u n try in all th e world. It w ill help
send P lan . Rep. O’Connell m ade a every in d u stry , every trad e, every
fo rth rig h t address show ing th a t the business, large and sm all, by th e in
P lan is th e way to recovery. D etail crease of p u rch asin g power.
P O P -IC E
“ I appeal to th e A m erican peo
ing how th e W ays an d Means com
TRAYS
H o tp o in t s sen
m ittee has kept th e bill in a pigeon ple to n ig h t not to be deceived by
s a tio n a l new
hole. he asked his h earers to w rite rid icu le and abuse, b u t stu d y th is
P o p -Ic e T ra y s
p u t an end to
m em bers of th a t com m ittee dem and m easure and th en in every w ay you
ice-tray battles
ing actio n on th e m easure w hich, he know how, dem and th a t your con
— give yo u ice
cubes — 2 o r a
said, m eans economic recovery to th e gressm en b rin g th is bill to th e floor
trayful—instant
ly
h r in a trice,
people of th is country. Rep. O'Con of th e House of R ep resen tativ es and
w ithout fuss or
en act It Into law now an d set A m eri
nell, in p a rt, said:
b o th e r. N e w
c o n v e n ie n c e
ca on th e real road to recovery.
“T
o
n
ig
h
t
I
speak
to
you
from
the
and economy. A
“ T he Social S ecurity program has
marvelous tim e-
capitol of the rich est co u n try In all
saver. Ask fo r a
proved
a failu re. It has disappointed
th
e
w
orld—
a
n
atio
n
blessed
w
ith
d em on stration.
m ore n a tu ra l resources th a n any those whom It should have b en e fit
o th e r co u n try u n d er God’s heaven— ed. It has reduced them to a d e g ra
a n atio n w here th e re is more th an d ing sta tio n because it req u ires a
NOW
enough food to feed every h u n g ry p au p er’s oath, an oath w hich no
an d u n d ern o u rish ed person — more A m erican citizen should be req u ired
th a n enough wool, cotton and fiber to take. Not only th a t, Social Se
(MM lw
. DOWN
to clo th e every m an, woman and c u rity has in ju red business, h a s
Balance
child— more th a n enough b u ilding dipped in to th e pay envelope of the
Monthly
m ateria ls in m ine an d forest. In mill n a tio n 's employes and tak en over
and factory, to house every fam ily ¡o n e billion six hundred and six ty
In America In a modern home— m illion d o llars from th e people in
w here th e re are more th a n ten bil th e nam e of Social Security. I t has
lions of d o llars in gold, in govern th u s slowed th e circu latio n of money
•O IH T ’ S »,
m ent v au lts o ut of circu latio n — and co n tracted cred it.
features befoue v o u
Asks Help.
COST-SAVING
w here th e re are b an k s w hich have j
MCERATOR - Thi. y « " -
th e g rea test reserve ever held in j “ T he Tow nsend P lan , by its com
C o o l CLEAN, FRESH AIR
buy any ref
pulsory spending, by its pay-as-you
th e ir history.
save with Hotpo
Spring rides with you when you travel by
go system , would place th is money
S a m p le L ow
Deplorable Conditions.
culaire Cooling»
air-conditioned be<! No matter how hot the
in circ u latio n and resto re p u rch a s
O
n e -W a y F a r e s
weather is outside, you'll lind the interior of
“ Yet. am id all th is w ealth, am id ' ing pow er to th e people. It would
ing •< « ill low.
the bus cooi, restful, and leliashinq. A ll air
Portland
. . $ 3.60
the Hotpotnt 1' tpomtHefriger.tor today-
these modern m achines and God’s remove th e h u m iliatio n of th e p au
entering the coach ia fPteted, deodorized,
Denver . . . 19.05
Sec the new Ho
dehumidiiiod and ccc'.od to Just the right
ab u n d an ce of n a tu ra l resources, the] p e r’s oath.
SaltLake City 10.95
temper iture — inen gently cizcuiated without
ELECTRIC
Chicago . . . 30.65
U nited S tates today faces th e most i " I appeal to each and every one
draft». You've no idea how com fort able high
refrigerators
of
you
in
these
closing
days
of
th
e
way
travel
can
b
e
until
you
ride
in
one
of
NewYork
City 38.25
c ritic a l period of history. D estitu
I
the«« air-conditicned l oses
sev en ty -fifth congress to help us
Spokane
.
. . . 3.70
tion. desperation, despair, w ant: enact th is m easure Into law. On th e
Deeply errhionad, reclining chairs invite you
B o is e ............. 5.15
Io
relax,
as
ecu
ride.
Fares
are
amazingly
low.
h u n g er and m isery sta lk th e land. sp eak er's desk in th e house of rep
K ansu City . 27.95
Schedules are frequent, depots conveniently
One q u a rte r of th e A m erican people rese n tativ es is a p etitio n d isc h arg in g
located in the heart of the downtown district.
HERMISTON
live a t a sta n d ard far below the the ways an d m eans com m ittee from
Expense-Paid Tours provide a new, more in
DRUG CO.
teresting type of vacation, free from bother
point of com fortable existence, liv consideration of th e G eneral W el
Main 8treet
fare Act and b rin g in g it to th e floor
some details. See a g e c for full information.
Phone 101
ing In poverty w ith Inadequate
for a d ebate and a vote thereon. The
clo th in g , in m iserable houses w ith ways an d m eans com m ittee In an u n
o ut ad eq u ate m edical care; living a dem ocratic w ay. in an un-A m erican
life th a t is one of g rad u al starv a- way. h as denied even a hearing on
S to p & Shop!
:: Beans
10
45«
M arshm allow s
12c |
Olives
12c
Cake F lo u r
2 Lb- Pkg 19c
V a n illa
49c?
— 3 ior 29(i
SUGAR
$1.291
FLOUR
49.» — $1.38:i
Connor’s Cash Store
STOP and
INSPECT
MO00 -
AIR-CONDITIONED Bus
q?? tks ura^
Farmer’s Supply Co.
S tanfield, Ore.
UNION PACIFIC STAGES
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