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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON.
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to n , U m atilla C ounty, O regon, by
P a u lin e M. Stoop and A lfred Q u lrln g ,
P u b lish e rs.
■ n te re d as Second C lass M atter
D ecem ber, 190#, U m a tilla C ounty,
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FACTS FOR DRIVERS
An in fre q u e n t b u t h ig h ly
ex as­
p e ra tin g ex p erien ce w hich all d riv ­
e rs su ffe r a t one tim e o r a n o th e r is
th a t of b ein g c a u g h t in a h u g e Jam
of cars, as a t a b ig fo o tb all gam e o r
o th e r public even t.
A p p licatio n of a little logic w ill
add g re a tly to o n e’s piece of m ind,
and reduce th e ch an ces of o n e’s g e t­
tin g a sm ash ed fe n d e r in su ch c ir ­
cu m stan ces.
To b egin w ith , e n tra n c e an d e x it
space, as w ell as a p p ro ach space, is
s tric tly lim ited . O nly a c e rta in n u m ­
ber o f c a rs can be h an d led in a
g iv en period of tim e. T h is n u m b er
can be in creased in p ro p o rtio n to
th e sm o o th n ess an d o rd e rlin e ss w ith
w hich th e c a rs move. E v en so, a
d e fin ite le n g th of tim e m u st pass
before th e h u g e m ass of cars can be
moved th ro u g h th e n a rro w c h an n els
o n to d iv e rg e n t h ig h w ay s.
T h e w ise d riv e r w ill th e re fo re go
to b is c ar p ro m p tly , move it in to
lin e a t th e firs t o p p o rtu n ity , an d
d riv e ah ead as sm o o th ly an d ra p id ly
as co n d itio n s p erm it. T h e careless,
th o u g h tle s s d riv e r m ay w a it u n til
th e co n g estio n is a t its h e ig h t, an d
th e n find it n ecessary to be sev eral
blocks aw ay alm o st im m ed iately . He
w ill c h arg e in to lin e w ith o u t w a it­
in g fo r th e d riv e r b eh in d h im to
pause, w ill tr y to ta k e sh o rt c u ts
th ro u g h o p posing lin es of tra ffic ,
w ill pass in th e la n e reserv ed for
ap p ro a c h in g tr a ffic a n d w ill p e r­
form a ll th ese w ith one h an d r e s t­
Specials for Oct. 28, 29 & 31
MARSHMALLOWS, Red & W hite..... 1 lb.
LARGE WALNUTS.................
FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS
25^
PUMPKIN, Red & White 2i/2’s ..... 2 for 2Ct
— 2 oz. Pumpkin Pie Spice FREE —
RIPE OLIVES, Blue & W hite.......................
STUFFED OLIVES, Van Dyke No. 9 bottle ..
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Red & White . 3 for 390
PINEAPPLE JUICE, Doles...................3 for 59^
KELLOGGS DEAL—
1 Corn Flakes - 1 Pep with Wheat Flakes free
KIX, with bowl fre e .............................. 2 for
OYSTERS, Blue & W hite.................... 2 for
23^
23 £
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HERMISTON TRADING CO.
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ELECT
EVA NELSON
Democratic Candidate
for State
Representative
from Umatilla
County
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David H. Nelson,
born and reared on the home farm where she now
lives and works. Twenty-nine years old, she is >
graduate of Pendleton schools and of the University
of Oregon. In 1936 she was elected as delegate from
2nd Congressional District to Democratic National
Convention in Philadelphia, serving as secretary of
the Oregon delegation.
I am for adequate old age pension and condemn
the pauper’s oath in the present set up.
I am against the present truck law ; against the
public utilities commission’s having jurisdiction
over the small truck operator and school busses.
I will sponsor a bill in the legislature for a new
truck law.
I will protect the interests of the farmers, the
working people, and the home owned business men.
Legislators are your servants. If elected, I will
truly serve the people of my county.
True and Impartial, Progressive and Economical
Representation.
Paid Adv.
L adles A id each W ednesday 2 :0 0
P. M.
M issionary m eetin g , second W ed­
nesday of each m onth.
B ible school s u p e rin te n d e n t Chas.
D uvall;
P re s id e n t C. E ., W an d a
M oore; M lssioary Society p resid en t,
Mrs. C. R. Moore.
More Than 98 %
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
A p a rty of H e rm isto n fo o tb a ll
fa n s w ill m o to r to
P o rtla n d
th is
week end to see th e U n iv e rsity of
O regon fo o tb all team w hich is d e te r­
m ined to b reak fo rev er th e S o u th e rn
C alifo rn ia Jinx w hen it goes a g a in s t
th e T ro ja n s in P o rtla n d ’s M u ltn o m ­
ah C ivic sta d iu m
S a tu rd a y a f t e r ­
noon.
A lth o u g h only a sophom ore Jim
S tu a r t is p u ttin g up a b a ttle fo r a
p e rm a n e n t b e rth on th e squad. S tu ­
a r t is a g ra d u a te of H erm isto n h ig h
school an d son of M r. a n d Mrs. Tom
S tu a rt.
T hose in th e p a rty p la n n in g to
a tte n d th e gam e w ill be Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. H a rk e n rid e r, Mr. a n d Mrs.
Roy H ale, Mr. an d Mrs. H. G. R a n ­
k in , M r. a n d Mrs. G erald W h ite , Mr.
an d Mrs. Jam es Todd an d M r. and
Mrs. C u rtis Sim ons.
HOME RATES FOR
BONNEVILLE POWER
- 1 lb- 25<
2 lbs.
in g h eav ily on th e h o rn b u tto n . If
h e is lucky, be m ay sav e h im self one
or tw o m in u tes; b u t he w ill, a t th e
sam e tim e, w aste precio u s m in u te s
for h u n d re d s of o th e r d riv e rs w ho
m u st w a it fo r him to g et o u t of th e
way.
THU RSDA Y, OCTOBER 27, 193?.
^ P R O B A T IO N A fter D eath ” w as
I th e subject of th e Lesson-
Serm on In all C hurches of C hrist,
Scientist, on Sunday, O ctober 23.
The Golden T ext was, "God
shall b rin g every w ork Into Judg­
m ent, w ith every secret thing,
w h eth er It be good, o r w h eth er It
be evil” (Eccl. 1 2 :1 4 ).
A m ong th e citatio n s which com­
prised th e L esson-Serm on w as the
follow ing from th e B ible: "V erily,
verily, I say unto you, He th a t
h ea re th my w ord, and belleveth
on him th a t sen t me, h a th ever­
lastin g life, and sh all not come
into condem nation; b u t is passed
from death unto life” (John 5:
24).
T he Lesson-Serm on also includ­
ed th e follow ing co rrelativ e pass­
ages from th e C hristian Science
textbook, " S c i e n c e and H ealth
w ith Key to th e S crip tu res” by
Mary B alter E ddy: "L ife is d e a th ­
less. Life is th e origin and u lti­
m ate of m an, never a tta in a b le
th rough death , but gained by
w alking in tile pathw ay of T ru th
both before and a fte r th a t w hich
is called d e a th ” (p .4 8 7 ).
PEN TECO STA L TA B ERN A CLE
A. B. T u rn e r, P a s to r
S u n d ay school a t 1 0 :0 0 A. M.
Mrs. H o w ard M ontgom ery, S upt.
M o rn in g w o rsh ip a t 1 1 :0 0 o’clock.
C h ild re n ’s services a t th e p a rso n ­
age a t 1 1 :0 0 , Mrs. T u rn e r in charge.
E v a n g e lis tic serv ice in th e eve­
n in g a t 7 :4 5 P. M.
B ible S tu d y F rid a y a t 7 :4 5 P. M.
How m uch w ill B on n ev ille pow er
cost in yo u r hom e— fo r lig h tin g ? --
fo r co o k in g ?--fo r h e a tin g ?
A d m in istra to r J. D. Ross to d ay
an sw ered th is q u estio n by p ro v id in g
an “ o b je c tiv e ” ra te sch ed u le for
p u b lic pow er d is tric ts , cities and
co o p erativ e asso ciatio n s. T h is is in
SE V E N T H DAY A D V EN TIST
co m p lian ce w ith th e A ct of C ongress
CHURCH.
w h ich reserv es 50 p e rc e n t o f B onne­
A. T. K in g sb u ry , E ld er
v ille pow er for such ag en cies u n til
S a b b a th school a t 1 0 :0 0 A. M.
J a n u a r y 1, 1941.
Mrs. J. O. G ray, s u p e rin te n d e n t.
T he hom e schedule, w h ich ra n g e s
P re a c h in g service a t 1 1 :0 0 A. M.
from 2 % c en ts dow n to o n e -h a lf
M ETHODIST CHURCH
c en ts a k ilo w a tt-h o u r, is n e ith e r a
S te a rn s C ushing, J r ., P a sto r.
m ax im u m n o r a m in im u m ra te . It
S u n d ay school lv : 0 0 A. M. J u n ­
is, in th e w ords of th e a d m in is tra ­ ior c h u rc h 1 1 :0 0 , an d m o rn in g w or­
to r, “ a m ark for p u b lic bodies to ship a t 1 1 :0 0 . E p w o rth L eague a t
sh o o t a t, a sta n d a rd w h ich th e y can 7:00 P. M. an d ev en in g p raise an d
p re a c h in g serv ice a t 8 :0 0 o’clock.
a tt a in . . . an d ex ceed !”
L ad ies' Aid every firs t and th ird
T h e ra te s, w hich a re fa r below W ednesday.
an y e x is tin g p riv a te com pany sch ed ­
J u n io r
ch u rc h
su p e rin te n d e n t,
ules, a re in te n d e d to in crease th e Lois H u tc h is o n ; L ad ies’ Aid p re si­
use of e le c tric ity on th e farm an d in d en t.
Emm a
F e lth o u se ;
S unday
th e hom e. T h e m in im u m bill for school s u p e rin te n d e n t, M abel Boul-
h o u seh o ld ers is set a t 50 cents, w are; E p w o rth L eague p resid en t,
w h ich w ill pay for 20 k ilo w a tt- E d w ard Shaw .
hours. T he m in im u m bill for h o u se­
CHURCH OF C H R IST
h o ld ers is se t a t 50 cen ts, w’h ich
w ill pay fo r 20 k ilo w a tt-h o u rs a
C olum bia School
m o n th . T h e proposed “ o b je c tiv e ”
1 1 :0 0 A. M., D evotional service
sch ed u le to be reach ed and b e tte re d and com m union.
by c itie s an d pow er d is tric ts is as
1 0 :0 0 A. M. B ible school.
follow s:
F ir s t 50 K ilo w a tt-h o u rs a m o n th —
PILG RIM H OLIN ESS CHURCH
2
c en ts p er K W H.
R ev iv al m eetin g services each
N ext 150 K ilo w a tt-h o u rs a m o n th —
ev en in g a t
7 :3 0 o’clock. S u n d ay
2 c en ts p er KW H.
school a t 1 0 :0 0 a. m. P re a c h in g a t
N ext 100 K ilo w a tt-h o u rs a m o n th —
11:00 a. m.
1 c en t per KW H.
E veryone is in v ite d to a tte n d
N ext 170 K ilo w a tt-h o u rs a m o n th —
these services, w hich w ill be held in
’/4 cen t p er K W H.
th e b u ild in g fo rm erly occupied n o rth
Excess above 2000 K ilo w a tt-h o u rs
of O sborn a p a rtm e n ts.
a m o n th — th re e -fo u rth c en ts per
K W H.
M inim um m o n th ly b ill— 50 cents
p er m eter.
"A t th e s t a r t m ost p u b lic a g e n ­
cies w ill have to c h a rg e m ore th a n
(C o n tin u e d from P ag e O ne)
th e o b jectiv e ra te ,” A d m in istra to r
Ross said , “ a n d th ey freely w ill be tu r e to a p p ly to th e U nited S ta te s
allo w ed to do so. T h is is p a rtic u la rly C ongress to call a n a tio n a l co n v en ­
tr u e
w here th e re is uneconom ic tion for th e purpose of prop o sin g an
U n ited
S tates
co m p etitio n — d u p lic a tio n
of d is tr i­ a m en d m en t to th e
b u tio n fa c ilitie s. Tw o system s cost C o n stitu tio n to provide fo r th e es­
o p eratio n of th e
tw ice as m uch as one. an d u n til a ta b lis h m e n t and
p ublic m onopoly is secured in siich P hiIos°P h y an l* p rin c ip le s of w h at
areas, h ig h e r ra te s n ecessarily w ill I is com m only spoken of as th e T ow n-
| send P lan .
p rev ail. As d is tric ts an d cities build
8. P ro v id in g fo r a tw o per cen ­
th e ir loads an d e lim in a te w asteful
co m p etitio n
and
d u p lic a tio n
of tum tax upon th e gro ss v alu e o f
eq u ip m en t, ra te s ra p id ly w ill drop to each tra n s a c tio n m ade in O regon,
e x cep tin g
g o v e rn m e n ta l
tr a n s a c ­
th e o b je c tiv e level, an d below it.”
tio n s or in v o lv in g g o v ern m en tal se­
T he B o n n ev ille c h ie f em phasized
c u ritie s an d in te rs ta te tra n sa c tio n s,
th a t th e resale sch ed u le w ill be th e
to c re a te a fu n d fo r p a y m en t m o n th ­
u n ifo rm p a tte rn for n o rth w e s t d is t­
ly pro r a t a to persons 65 y e a rs of
ricts. It w ill not ap p ly , how ever, to
age, o r over, w ho have been U nited
p riv a te u tility system s. R esale con­
S ta te s citiz e n s a t least n in e years,
d itio n s fo r pow er com pany co n ­
have c o n tin u o u sly resided in O regon
tr a c ts a re b eing developed and w ill
a t least seven years, hav e ap plied
be issued la te r.
an d q u a lifie d
th e re fo r, an d sh a ll
n o t e n g ag e In an y g a in fu l p u rs u it.
❖
i W •> ♦ •> <* •> ❖ < A ny such p ay m en t sh a ll n o t exceed
#100 p er m o n th a n d m u st be e x ­
pended d u rin g th e c a le n d a r m onth
fo r w hich received,
9. D efin in g
“ lab o r d is p u te ”
as
FU LL GOSPEL MISSION
only an a c tu a l c o n tro v ersy betw een
Irrigon. Ore.
em ployer an d em ployes d ire c tly co n ­
S u n d ay school. 1 0 :0 0 A. M.
c e rn in g w ages, h o u rs o r w o rk in g
M o rning service, 1 1 :0 0 A. M.
c o n d itio n s involved th e re in , and not
C h ild re n 's serv ice 1 1 :0 0 A. M.
In c lu d in g ju ris d ic tio n a l co n tro v ersy
E v a n g e listic
serv ice,
Sunday,
betw een lab o r o rg a n iz a tio n s, nor
T u esd ay and F rid a y , 7 :4 5 P. M.
A re tu rn e d m issio n ary from A fri­ em p lo y er’s re fu sa l to deal w ith
forbids
ca w ill be In Irrig o n M onday, Sept. e ith e r such o rg a n iz a tio n s:
p re v e n tin g
law fu l
I l 9 . 7 :3 0 P. M., to show slides an d o b s tru c tio n o r
j lectu re. He w ill also show a d isplay com m erce in o r m a n u fa c tu rin g , h a r ­
v estin g , pro cessin g , m a rk e tin g a g r i­
of a rtic le s from th a t co u n try .
c u ltu ra l o r o th e r p ro d u c ts; fo rb id s
p ic k e tin g em p lo y er’s p ro p e rty o r
H ERM ISTO N UNION CHURCH
b o y c o ttin g em p lo y er's b u sin ess u n ­
C. W a rn e r. P a sto r.
less a c tu a l lab o r d isp u te, so defined,
B ible school 1 0 :#0 A. M.
exists.
W orship service 1 1 :0 0 A. M.
10. D e c la rin g public policy to pre
7:0 0 P. M.. C hristian Endeavor.
serv e n a tu r a l p u rity o f w a te r of
8:0 0 P. M., Church services.
Midweek prayer and B ible study. riv era, s tre a m s ,
lak es an d w a te r­
W ednesday, 7 :1 0 P. M.
sh ed s fo r p ro te c tio n of public h e a lth .
7
OF DEPOSITORS IN INSURED BANKS
ARE NOW FULLY INSURED AGAINST
LOSS BY THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT IN­
SURANCE CORPORATION. THUS, AC­
CORDING TO THE STATE BANKING
DEPARTMENT, THERE NO LONGER
EXISTS THE NEED FOR DOUBLE LIA­
BILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS OF ORE­
GON STATE BANKS. TO REPEAL THIS
OBSOLETE LAW, VOTE 302 YES FOR
AMENDMENT TO THE STATE CONSTI­
TUTION.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON
F. B. SWAYZE, President
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
fish and m ig ra to ry b ird s; c re a tin g
th e s ta te s a n ita ry a u th o r ity , con­
sistin g of six m em bers, w ith in s ta te
board of h e a lth ; a u th o riz in g a p ­
p o in tm en t of a s ta te s a n ita r y en g in ­
eer; a u th o riz in g th e s a n ita ry a u th ­
o rity to m ake ru le s an d re g u la tio n s
for co n tro l of p o llution of w aters,
m ake in v e stig a tio n s, re se a rc h an d
pro g ram s for p ro m o tin g w a te r p u r­
ity, an d enforce com pliance w ith
law s a g a in s t w ater p o llution.
12. A m en d m en t
lim its
p re s e n t
C o n stitu tio n a l p ro h ib itio n o f lo tte r­
ies. L egalizes c e rta in lo tte rie s a n d
11. F o rb id d in g r e ta il sale of a l­ o th e r form s of g am b lin g an d a u th ­
coholic liq u o r fo r beverage purposes orizes S ta te exclusively to license
by o th e r th a n th e O regon L iquor them . A u th o rizes licen sin g an d re g ­
C ontrol C om m ission; liq u o r p e rm it­ u la tio n of b o w lin g a lle y s;
brid g e
ted sold a t w holesale only to such stu d io s; pool and
b illia rd
room s-
com m ission; p erm it re q u ire d fo r re ­ sh o o tin g g a lle rie s;
horse and dog
ta il purposes; upon filin g of p ro ­ ra c in g ; o th e r form s of ra c in g ; b an k
te s t by m em ber of im m ediate fa m ­ n ig h ts ;
p unch
b oards;
p inbai)'
ily of a p p lic a n t for o r h o ld er of p e r­ gam es; v e n d in g m ach in es; an d r a t ­
m it, com m ission fo rb id d en to issue tle s an d b a zaars fo r local ch aritab le-
p erm it or sell such a p p lic a n t liq u o r; | purposes.
ELECT
Howard Butterfield
A Good Citizen and Home
Owner
County Treasurer
for Umatilla County
COURTEOUS, CAPABLE & CONSCIENTIOUS.
P aid Adv.
AMENDMENTS
FOR VOTERS
CHURCH NOTES
1
g iv in g an yone s u s ta in in g d am ag e
r ig h t of a c tio n a g a in s t com m ission
or anyone se llin g liq u o r c o n tra ry to
th is a c t to an y o n e ca u sin g d am ages
w h ile u n d e r liq u o r in flu en ce; re ­
q u ir in g d riv e r’s license an d liq u o r
p e rm it of an y o n e
cau sin g
in ju ry
c o n trib u te d to by liq u o r revoked for
one y ear.
VOTE FOR
HENRY L.
H ESS
Democratic Candidate
for
____G overnor
HBNWV l . H iaj
He is a Legionnaire, having served 18 months
during the World War,
He began life as a mill hand; was always a
hard worker and the young men on the log carriage
recognized that he would make a success of life.
As State Senator he procured amendments to
the Workmen’s Compensation law in favor of in­
jured workmen and their dependents.
He helped save the homes of hundreds of work­
ers and small businessmen from foreclosure when
he sponsored the HESS TAX law, surrendering in­
terest and penalty on delinquent depression taxes.
He was born in Freemont County, Idaho, Octo­
ber 12, 1890. His parents were pioneers of the Old
Oregon country. .
Besides the Hess law, which dealt effectively
with Oregon's $27,000,000 tax delinquency problem,
he sponsored, with other members of the legislature,
Oregon’s first old-age pension law and worked sub­
sequently to liberalize the provisions of the law.
Elect HENRY L. HESS
GOVERNOR OF OREGON
(Paid Adv. by Umatilla County Democratic Central
Committee.)