THE
A Few Items
That will serve as a guide to everything we handle
No Rub laundry help, pkg...........................
Money back if it doesn’t do the work
New lot evaporated prunes and peaches, lb
Horseradish, hot relish, sweet relish -------
Split market baskets, two sizes..........------
Coffee Tone, a coffee substitute, lb..............
I
HERALD,
HERMISTON
HERMISTON,
OREGON.
DIRECTORY OF RANCH
NAMES AND OWNERS
LOCAL BRIEFS
Miss Dorothy Ross was at Pendleton
the first of the week.
....Circle A
... Allendale
Hardscrabble
"The Locusts"
Mountain View Ranch
.................. Four Sisters
Reisse, August F
...... -........... Germania
Blessing, W. L
......... .
.
Tamalpias
Bradley, G. W
....
Terraco Park
Campbell, Duncan
Clover Dale Ranch
Canfield, R. C. (Butter Creek) . The Ragged Edge
Canfield. Mrs. K. C _.
____ Glen Ellen
Casserly. J. J ..............
Sunny Slope
Chamberlain, C. C
Buckeye Ranch
Clarke, Mrs. C. S..........
Herma Vista
Cressy, Geo. A..............
Davis. E. E....... ....... .
.............Beth-erabob
Davis, Geo ..................
........ ......... Roselawn
Davis. H.C.............. 4.
Shady Nook Farm
Dyer. J. 3___________
..... A If al ula Ranch
Embry, John T.The Red Feathered Chicken Ranch
Eriksen. E. T....________ ................. Summerdale
Fowler, F. F.......................
Electric Dairy Ranch
Giese. W.J........________ .................
Ridgeview
Geise, H. B......................... .......... South Hill Farm
Graham. Ed.'B..................
............. Alf odale
Gunn. H. M................ .......
. ..... Tbe Knoll
Hall, C. G. and H.E
........... Hallbust
Hannan. W. F...................
.... Green Acree
Hubbs E. A............_ ____
............. Nob Hill
Hoisington A Hoisington
Morningside
Hood. C. A............ ______
Fairview Ranch
Hooker, H. A....................
Tarryawhile
Horning. Mrs. D. W___
------------- Wabasso
Hurlburt. H. Q. .. ______ ........ The Happy Home
Intlekofer, John...______ -........—.......... —___ Orlo
Johnson. A. 3 ....... _.... ..... ................................Tawa
Jensen, C. M......
Four O'clock Ranch
Kellogg, C. W ...
.........-......... High Gate
Lay A Son ..........
........... The Lay Ranch
Leathers. W. A ..
................. Buena. Vista
Leek. John..........
................ South View
Longley, H. J......
. Blue Ribbon Orchard
Loomis. Geo .......
....... ..-------..Loomisville
Macdonald, Chas
............. .......Breezy Hill
McCully, R. A......
........... The Three Pines
McLallen, W. A
......... Multum in parvo
McNaught. C. S......................
Ridgeway Farm
McNaught, J. F
................
.Highland Farm
Monkman, B. G............ ..........
Webak
Newport. H. G........................ The Old Homestead
Pearson. L. H....... ......... ........ .......Fairview Farm
Pennock. F. B ......................... ............ Woodbine
Percey. C. B................ ............ ....... Meadow Luk
Purdy A. W............................. ......... Coeur d' Alene
Raley Ranch (G. C. Ransier) .................. Rainbow
Roberts, W. T . ..................
....... .........Tir Glwys
Root, W. T. A Son................... ...... Orchard Home
Reihl. John F........................... ............ Silver Maple
Savage, B. 3....................... ...... ............. Beacon Hill
Schachermeyer, Carl............
. ... Vindobonna
School District . .....................
Minnehaha School
Sellers, W. T..._......................
Sweet Briar Farm
Shaw, C. H. (Butter Creek) . ....... The Six Sisters
Shutt. T. E ............................. ............. High Valley
Shutter. C. L........... .............. ..North View Home
Simmons. W. H..................... . .................... Tip Top
Stewart. R. A.....-
........... ........... Sunset
Stanyan, C. P.........
................... Riverside
Stubbs, H. E..........
. Pleasant Ridge Home
Sullivan, P. P........
Sweet Spring Ranch
Theriault. W. J.....
...... Lakeview
Voelker, Alfred E
Liberal View
Watson, J. D.........
West Lawn
Dr. and Mrs. Wainscott went to
Portland Tuesday morning where the Barham, j. c
Bauschard, w. p
doctor attended the state convention.
Briggs, Geo. E
10c
10c
10 and 13c
35c
POST TOASTIES, KRINKLE CORN FLAKES.
ALBÉRS ROLLED OATS
still at the old price.
Shoe White Polish, Shinola Polish. Gilt Edge Liquid Polish
Umatilla Storage & Commission
Company
Free Deliver» to all Parts of the City
PHONE 411
Mrs. Wallen, of Adama, came down
Saturday to visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Duncan Campbell, re
turning Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kingsley, Miss Kings-
ley and Eldora returned Monday from
Central Oregon where they attended
the wedding of Mr. and Mrs Kings-
ley's son, Earl J.
A letter from Dale Hinkle, member
of tbe officers’ training camp, to bis
parents, announces that he has re
ceived a commission as second lieuten
ant. Tbe news will please his many
Hermiston friecds as well as Mr. aid
Mrs. Hinkle.
Miss Margaret N. White, daughter
of Mrs. A. White of this city, is here
and will spend tbe summer with her
mother. Mis* White is a teacher and
this week is taking the Oregon exami
nations. For the past few years she
made her home at San Diego.
Word has been received by friends
here of the death at Minneapolis of
Dr. D. W. Horning Wednesday of last
week, June 20. While Dr. Horning is
known to but a few, Mrs. Horning has
many friends bere. She has an orch
ard tract just outside tbe city on the
west and spend* her summers on It.
As soon as she heard of the doctor’s
illness she hurried home and was with
him several days before be died.
seven and a half years it has
been my ambition to give Her
Issued Each Saturday by
miston and the Hermiston coun
FRANCIS R. REEVES
try the best paper within my
OREGON power, working always with the
HERMISTON
welfare of the community at
Entered as second-class matter, December
If I have done those
». 1906, at the postoffice at Hermiston, Oregon heart.
things
which
should not have
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
$1.50 , been done, and overlooked others
One year...........................................................
.75
Six months......................................................
’ which should have had attention,
Subscriptions must be paid In advance.
it was not intentional.
ADVERTISING RATES
1 did not dispose of The Her
Display—Ona lima, 25 canta par Inch; two inser-
tions, 20 cents per Inch par insertion; monthly ald because I do not believe in
rates, 15 cents par Inch par issue.
Hermiston Springfield— Chapel to be built here.
Readers— Flrat insertion, 10 canta per line; each Hermiston and the
subsequent insertion without change of copy.
country. I do. Those who have St. Helens—Improvements made in
5 canta per line.
so faithfully stuck through the plant of Columbia county mill. Elec
« APER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN
trials and adversities that come trie power will operate plant.
ADVERTISING BY THE
with the developing of a new Marshfield—Two shipbuilding plants
RiCAN'RESs 550CTATION country
—and the same conditions appear a certainty on Coos Bay.
exist with pioneering anywhere Morrow county sheep men are refus
GENERAL OFFICES
NEW YORK ANO CHICAGO
—are beginning to reap the re ing 557 cents and holding for 60.
Hood River strawberries are bring
NCuES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES ward of their labors and each
ing 83 50 to $4 per crate.
year will see their burdens light
County Official*
Portland—Shad hatchery installed
Those coming now and on dock of Columbia River Packers’
Circuit Judge......................................... G. W. Phelps ened.
District Attorney .......................... Roscoe I. Keator
J udge .........................................
C. H. Marsh who are sure to come later will Assn.
Government and state cooper
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Commissioners ....................
B. E. Andersen
The ate to replenish streams.
..................................H. M. Coakburn find the task much easier.
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at
R. T. Brown
Clerk ...........
La Grande. Oregon, May 17, 1917.
Nowhere is there
Sheriff..... ...
J. D. Taylor trail is blazed.
Notice ia hereby given that James Eddie, of
Treasurer..
Grace Gilliam
Hermiston, Oregon, who, on March 27th. 1911,
a
section
that
has
a better pros
Assessor
...... C. P. Strain
made
Reclamation Homestead Entry No. 09152,
COOKING IN A HOLL
Willard Bradley
Surveyor
for Unit C" in the NWM, being Nii SEW NWW ■
School Supt
I. E. Young pect today for farming, dairying,
Section 28, Township 5 North. Range 28 east Wil
Coroner ....
.... J.T. Brown
lamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to
A Forest Ranger’s Method of Prepar» make
Ben Burroughs fruit, etc., than has this section
five-year proof to establish claim to the
Recorder...
Ing
Baked
Chicken.
land
above described before W. J. Warner, United
County court meets ths first Wednesday In each of the Upper Columbia valley.
States Commissioner, at his office at Hermiston.
month.
One summer day, while laboriously
on the 12th day of July, 1917.
To the many friends who have picking a sage hen. a friendly forest Oregon,
Claimant names as witnesses: Fred Chezik.
City Official*
Emerson E. Davis. John Olson and Benjamin S.
in any way contributed to the ranger approached, smiling, and offered Savage, all of Hermiston, Oregon.
.
F.C. McKenzie
Mayor............... ...........................
C. S. DUNN. Register
...........................
C.. M Jensen success of The Herald during the to show me an easier way.
Recorde r
C.
C.
Salser
Chief of Police
He lifted a bird as yet untouched by
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
Treasurer ...... ....................................... F. A. Phelps past seven and a half years, I
my hands and deftly cleaned but did
In the Circuit Court of the State of
W. Beesley
Fire Chief...... ...................... «.......
City Physician .......................... C. O. Wainscott desire to express my apprecia not pick it Then he sifted some dirt Oregon for the County of Umatilla.
City Attorney. .................................... W.. J. Warner
Western Land 4 Irrigation Company, a
S. K. Oldaker tion.
City Surveyor .
Plaintiff, vs, Godfred Johnson,
Toward those who have from the ground Into a big mixing pan corporation,
J.. D. Watson
............................ ......................
half filled with water. With these in Defendant.
............... ....................Wm. Kennedy differed
from
me,
I
hold
no
To Godfred Johnson, the above named
gredients he mixed a paste of soft mud. defendant :
........................................H. M. Straw
. ..........
A. L. Larson enmity, merely considering it a Now be cut a slab of bacon, which be
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
F. R. Reeves
: You are hereby required to ap
C. S. McNaught matter of
opinion. My best placed Inside tbe hen, with a good OREGON
pear and answer the complaint heretofore
sprinkling of pepper and salt, at last filed against you In the above entitled court
wishes are for the success of stuffing feathers into tbe opening to aud cause on or before the last day of tbe
School District Officials
prescribed In the order for publication
. c. 8. McNaught, Chm. everyone.
If I have in any way keep the meat clean. This done, he time
Directora
of the summons herein, to-wit. within six
J. D. Watson
weeks
from the date of tbe first publication
F. B. Swayze contributed to the upbuilding of covered the chicken with the mud
of this summons, or within six weeks from
J. H. Young
Clerk
paste.
the date of personal service upon you of a
the community I am glad for the Now he dug a bole deep enough to copy
of the summons and complaint herein,
if the same be served out of the State of
opportunity
to
do
my
bit
put
the
bird
In.
In
the
bole
he
built
a
WEATHER REPORT
Oregon ; and if you fall so to appear and
To my successor, Mr. M. D. fire and waited until there was a thick answer, the plaintiff will apply to tbe
The following table shows the high and low tem-
of coals on tbe sides and bot court for the relief demanded in the com
cerature for the days and nights for the past
O
’
Connell, I trust you will ex coating
herein, to-wit, for a decree cancell
week:
tom. Next he carefully placed the mud plaint
ing the contract for the sale of the North
Date
High Low tend the same hand of friendship coated chicken on top.
Low
Date
High
All this he 1 of the West 19 of the East 14 of the
14 of the SE. 1 of the NE. % of Sec
2: ...... ...... . 76
______
........- 88
47
46
given me when I came here a covered with shovels of dirt until the East
17, In Township 4 North of Range 28, East
______
44
40
23 . .. ....... 81
......... 91
hole was airtight Now he turned to of the Willamette Meridian, containing 2.5
stranger. He comes to be one of me and said, “It will be cooked in one acres, with a water right to defendant
24 A. .. ....... 7«
49
52
28 ...... .... ..... 89
39
25 ....... ...... 81
made on July 28, 1911, removing the cloud
you. He is an experienced news hour from now.”
from plaintiff's title caused by said con
M. D. SCROGGS
tract being recorded In tbe deed records of
paper man and doubtless will With that he went his way.
Co-operative Observer
Umatilla County, Oregon. In Book 73 at
At tbe end of tbe hour he cerne again page 486, and quieting plaintiff's title to
give you a better paper than 1 and.
throwing back tbe soil, drew forth said premises and property.
With this issue the writer’s have. He is entitled to your the chicken, quickly skinned It and This summons is published pursuant to
an order of the Hon Gilbert W
Phelps,
connection with The Herald support and patronage and I feel laid before us a delicately browned Judge of said court, made and entered on
chicken with a wholesome odor about the 11th day of May. 1917, directing that
ceases. Monday morning a new sure he will receive it
service of summons herein be
made
by
It—Outing.
publication once each week for six succes-
man will be in charge. For
F. R. Reeves
sire weeks In the Hermiston Herald, a
The Hermiston Herald I
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Lumber
Building Material of All Kinds
Flume Stock
Suitable for All Flume Construction
See Us First
Before Starting Construction Work
and You Will Find We Have Just
What You Need
Inland Empire Lumber Company
Phone Main 33
“ The Yard of Bett Quality
h . M. straw , MGR.
ourth of July
f
EXCURSIONS
Round - Trip Tickets at
Reduced Fares on Sale
July 3 and 4, return limit
July 5, to points within
200 miles on rail lines of
UNION
O-W. R. & N CO.
America’s Great Railroad
Wm. McMurray, G. P. A., Portland
Tickets and information upon
application to
F. C WOUGHTER
“Many a Mickle Makes a Muckle
A Pat of Butter
One pat or serving of butter is a little thing—
there are about 64 of them in a pound.
In meny households the butter left on the plates
probably would equal one pat, or one fourth of an
ounce, daily—scraped off into the garbage pail or
wished off in the dish pan.
weekly newspaper printed and published at
Farmers Attention
The Perfect Silo farmers
will be shown
for five daxs.t
interested In the BEST
Silo ever invented.
and ensilage is
Best because principal of construction
ABSOLUTELY CORRECT
Best because it is the
Cheapest First Cost,
Cheapest Maintenanse
Cheapest Construction
Remains true and plumb always, has no metal hoops, no
nails, no adjustments of any kind to get out of order. Lasts
longer and most important
Makes Perfect Ensilage • •
This we will guarantee.
A Delayed Execution.
Hermiston. Oregon.
Date of first publi-
An eighteenth century execution on cation May 19th, 1917.
W. O. DROWLEY,
Kennington common was stopped for
Attorney for Plaintiff.
a time owing to a strange cause. On I'. O. Address : Vancouver,
Aug. 19, 1763, two days before tbe date Clarke County, Washington.
of the execution, a heavy fog came
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.
over London, accompanied by thunder
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon
for the County of Umatilla.
and lightning and torrents of rain.
Western Land & Irrigation Company, a
These conditions lasted for nearly for corporation. Plaintiff, vs. Oscar Johnson,
ty eight bourn, and many people be- Defendant.
To Oscar Johnson the above named de
ileved that the last day had arrived. fendant
:
When the time fixed for the execution
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON
; You are hereby required to ap-
arrived the assembled crowd cried
i pear and answer the complaint heretofore
shame on tbe sheriff for hanging a man filed against you In the above entitled court
when tbe world was coming to an end. and cause on or before the last day of the
time prescribed In the order for publication
As he persisted In his preparations, of
tbe summons herein, to-wit, within six
they burst through the barriers and weeks from the date of the first publica-
fiori
of this summons, or within six weeks
stopped the proceedings, shouting that
from the dale of personal service upon you
the culprit might as well wait a few of a copy of the summons and complaint
minutes, when the grand summons I herein, if tbe same be served out of the
of Oregon ; and If you fall so to ap-
would come to all. Tbe sheriff had to I | State
pear and answer, the plaintiff will apply
obtain tbe assistance of a force of sol- to tbe court for the relief demanded In the
diera before the execution could be car complaint herein, to-wit, for a decree can-
celling the contract for the sale of the E.
ried out
14 of the w. 19 of the w. 32 of the SE.
% of the NE.
Tbe tomb of Noab is supposed to He
in the small town of Nakhichevan, on
tbe plain of Ararat The burial place
la at tbe able of the broken walla of an
abandoned fortress in the midst of a
vast plain which la literally covered
with the remains of bygone glories.
‘ of Sec. I i. Township 4
R
28
East of W. M
containing 5
acres, with a water
right to defendant
made on November 16, 1911. removing the
cloud from plaintiff’s title caused by said
-contract being recorded la the Deed Records
I of I matilla County. Oregon, in Book 76
I at paze 180. and quieting plaintiff’s |ltle
to said premises and property.
This summons Is published pursuant to
an order of the Hon. Gilbert W
Phelps,
Call or write for demonstration
Their Relation.
W. R. FRENTZEL
Hotel Hermiston
"Those two mean brothers III the I newspaper printed and published at Her
Date of first publication
firm who argue you down to the last | miston, Oregon.
May 19, 1017.
cent are twins, are they not?"
W. G. DROWLEY.
twin
— Baltimore
Attorney for Plaintiff.
O
Address :
Vanconver.
But if every one of our 20,000,000 households
should waste one fourth of an ounce of butter daily,
on the average, it would mean 313,500 pounds a day
—114,062,500 pounds a year.
To make this butter would take 265,261,560
gallons of milk—or the product of over half a mil
lion cows.
But butter isn’t eaten or wasted in every home,
some one objects. Very well. Say only 1 in 100
homes wastes even a pat of butter a day—over one
million pounds wasted. Still intolerable when but
ter ss so valuable a food and every bit of butter left
on a plate is so useful in cookery.
The United States Department of Agricultura,
Washington, D. C., cr the Oregon Agricultural col
lege will tell you how to use every bit of buttery in
cookery.