The Hermiston herald., June 28, 1919, Image 4

TRE HERMISTON
HERALD,
HERMISTON, OREGON.
July4-5 CELEBRATE IN PENDLETON | July 45
Everything Free-Dancing—Sports and Races of all kinds—Ball Games—Parades
BAND CONCERTS BY THREE BANDS
Exhibition Flights by United States Army Aviator
JULY 5—With all the thrills known to the flying game JULY 5
JNDAYJUI
Motor Cycle Races
Horse Races
Water Fights
Free for all Friday and Saturday nights. Cash prizes given Friday night for the best dancers.
prizes given Saturday night for the best masquers
Cash
A Cash Prize of $100 will be given the out-of-town lodge making the best demonstration
and every cent of it is to be spent celebrating the greatest 4th of July in our history:
winning of the great war and the return of our boys
Celebrate the
Every man who was in the service from Umatilla county is to be a special guest of the celebration
committee and is earnestly requested to be here. Special entertainment features
have been arranged for him, banquets, parades, etc.
COME EARLY AND STAY LATE
BE HERE BOTH DAYS
’s Go A Distinctly Different Program Arranged for Each Day
Let’s Go
south line of sections 30, 29. 28, 27, to the northwest corner of said sec­ tion district to be known as the John
Petition
in said boundary will be filed with
In the County Court of the State 26 and 25. all in T. 3 N., R. 27 E. W. tion 31, thence running in a south­ Day Irrigation District under the the county Clerk of Morrow County, EASTERN POETRY RANKS
cf Oregon for the County of Morrow. M., to the southeast corner of said erly direction along the west line of provisions of the Chapter 357 of the at Heppner, Oregon, on and after
the 2nd day of July, 1919.
In the matter of the organization section 25; thence running in a section 31, T. 2 N., R. 21 E. W. M„ General Laws of Oregon for 1917,
Fine Order of Literature Freq
James Carty. Lexington, Oregon.
cf John Day Irrigation District in northerly direction on the east line and sections 6. 7, 18, 19, 30 and 31.
Evolved by Writers of the Orie
all
in
T.
1
N„
R.
21
E.
W.
M..
to
James
Carty,
Lexington,
Oregon.
John
McDevitt,
Ione,
Oregon.
Morrow, Gilliam and Umatilla Coun- of T. 3 and 4 N., R. 27 E. W. M., to
Says Well-Known Author.
southwest corner of said section
John McDevitt, Ione, Oregon.
Edw. Reitman, Ione,'Oregon.
ties, in the State of Oregon.
the southwest corner of section 19, the
31. thence running in an easterly
Edw. Reitman, Ione, Oregon.
Jack Hynd, Cecil, Oregon.
To the Honorable County Court T. 4 N., R. 28 E. W. M., thence run­ direction along the south line of sec­
Jack Hynd, Cecil, Oregon.
Michael Kenny, Heppner, Oregon.
Many persons seem to think tin
ning in an easterly direction along tions 31. 32. 33. 34. 35 and 36, all
of Morrow County, Oregon :
Michael Kenny. Heppner, Oregon. poetic literature of the East is
R. A. Thompson, Heppner, Oregon.
the
south
line
of
said
section
19
a
The undersigned petitioners re-
in
T.
1.
N„
R.
21
E.
W.
M„
to
the
R
A.
Thompson,
Heppner,
Oregon.
John Kilkenny, Heppner, Oregon.
distance of one half mile more or southeast corner of said section 36;
spectfully show:
John Kilkenny, Heppner, Oregon. to yield only a barren crop of 1
Ralph Finley, Lexington, Oregon.
less to the east bank of the Umatilla thence running in a northerly direc­
That petitioners are more than River; thence running in a norther­
Ralph Finley, Lexington, Oregon. age, or a tawdry mass of senti»
B. McDevitt, Ione, Oregon.
extravagance. It often has these
B. McDevitt, Ione. Oregon.
fifty
of the owners of land ly and easterly direction on the west tion along the east line of said sec­
Ed. McDaid, Lexington, Oregon.
acteristics. It also possesses all
irrirated or susceptible to irrigation bank of said Umatilla River a dis­ tion 36 to the southwest corner of
Ed. McDaid, Lexington. Oregon.
G. Frewald, Ione, Oregon.
G. Frewald, Ione, Oregon.
within the boundaries hereinafter tance of five miles more or less to section 30. T. 1. N., R. 22 E. W. M.,
of wealth, in their most exalte
S. Kiernan, Lexington, Oregon.
described and desire to provide for the south line of section 28. T. 5 N.. the place beginning.
S. Kiernan. Lexington, Oregon.
groes, and in their most won
Dan McDevitt, Ione, Oregon.
the construction of works for the ir- R. 28 E. W. M., thence running in a
Dan McDevitt, Ione, Oregon.
William Gorger, Ione, Oregon.
profusion. The poetry of the un
EXCEPTIONS
rigation of the same and to provide westerly direction on the south line
William Gorger. Ione, Oregon.
Henry Gorger, Ione, Oregon.
inative Chinese is noticeable for
Saving
and
excepting
the
follow-
for the reconstruction, betterment, of said section 28 to the southwest
Henry Gorger, Ione, Oregon.
Phil Doherty, Ione, Oregon.
leal good sens a wholesome
extension, purchase, operation or corner of said section 28; thence ing described tracts of land In the
Phil Doherty, Ione. Oregon.
Bill
Doherfy,
Ione,
Oregon.
homely truth.
Its beat is
maintenance of works already con­ running along the west line of said counties of Gilliam, Morrow and
Bill Doherty, Ione, Oregon.
Geo. Gorger, Ione, Oregon.
scribed in the ranges of practica
structed and for the assumption as section 28 in a northerly direction Umatilla. State of Oregon, within the
Geo. Gorger, Ione, Oregon.
J-
O.
Agree,
Ione,
Oregon.
described
boundaries,
to-wit:
principal or guarantor of indebted­ 5175.7 feet more or less to the south
perience. The muse of China
J- O. Agree. Ione, Oregon.
M. C. Marshall, Boardman, Oregon.
Township 2 North, Range 21 East
ness on account of district lands to boundary of the right of way of the
M.
C
Marshall,
Boardman.
Oregon.
ground
sparrow. With the Arabs
W.
H.
Gould,
Lexington,
Oregon.
the United States under the Federal main canal of the West Extension Willamette Meridian.
M. C. Sepanek, Echo, Oregon.
V ’ H. Gould, Lexington, Oregon.
their ideas seem to be transmule
All of sections 4. 8. 16 and 21;
Reclamation Laws, and petitioners do of the Umatilla Project as now per­
H. J. Tafel, Echo, Oregon.
— C ' Sepanek, Echo, Oregon.
to sensations. Sanscrit and Hind
now propose the organization of an manently surveyed and constructed the west one-half of section 10
H. J. Tafel, Echo, Oregon.
David C. Divall, Echo, Oregon,
nee poetry is characterized, in
Township 2 North. Range 22 East
irrigation district to be known as by the U. S. Reclamation Service;
David C. Divall, Echo, Oregon.
c. C. Clark. Arlington, Oregon.
most
peculiar phases, by an unri"
the John Day Irrigation District, thence running in a northerly and Willamette Meridian.
T C Clark, Arlington, Oregon.
J. F. Costello, Arlington, Oregon.
All of sections 1, 2 and 3 and the
Idealization. Imagination often I
with said counties and Slate under westerly direction along said bound­
Gordon
Hall.
Arlington,
Oregon.
J.
F.
Costello,
Arlington,
Oregon.
the provisions of Chapter 357 of the ary line of the right of way of said northwest quarter of section 10.
the reins from judgment and runs
G. E. Reeves, Arlington. Oregon
Cordon Hall, Arlington, Oregon.
Township 3 North. Range 22 East
Cenerai Laws of Oregon for 1917.
and language breaks into • bios
W. R. Gregg (G. E. R„) Arling­
G. — Reeves, Arlington, Oregon
main canal a distance of 26.16 miles
That the lands of your petition- more or less to the west line of the Willamette Mer’din.
ton, Oregon.
M R. Gregg (G. e . R.,) Arling- Ing wilderness of metaphor. But
All
of
sections
1.
5,
12,
20.
29,
34,
ers are included within the bound­ E. one-half of section 23 In T 4 N .
ton, Oregon.
Asher Montague. Arlington. Oreg.
richness and originality of then
aries as hereinafter described and R 24 E. W M., at a point distance 35 and 3 6 and the northwest quar­
T. F . McFadden. Cecil, Oregon.
Asher Montague, Arlington, Oreg. are frequently grand and exhilar
ter
of
section
13;
the
east
one-half
are susceptible of irrigation from the 2840 feet more or less and in a
T. W. Way. Cecil, Oregon.
I
wr
McFadden,
Cecil.
Oregon.
The most distinctive Persian P
waters of the John Day River as a southerly direction from the N. W of section 14, and the southwest
TW. Way, Cecil, Oregon.
S. M. Burnett, Arlington. Oregon.
common source and the major por­ corner of the N. E. one quarter of quarter of section 17; the southwest
George
L.
Newell.
Arlington,
Ore
SM. Burnett. Arlington. Oregon. exhibits an exquisite delicacy of*
tion of said lands are included with­ said section 23, thence running In quarter of section 21. the west three
J. H. Bottemiller, Rock Creek
George L. Newell, Arlington. Ore. elsewhere unparalleled, a vast !
quarters
of
section
23.
the
south-
in the boundaries of Morrow County a northerly direction along the west
Oregon.
J- H. Bottemiller. Rock Creek ethereal play of fancy and sent"
east
quarter
of
section
27,
the
south
and a small portion thereof Is In­ line of the east one half of said sec­
C. E. Bolds. Olex, Oregon.
Oregon.
a fetterless jubilancy of reason
cluded within the boundaries of Gil- tion 23. 2840 feet more or less to the one-half of section 25. All of sec­
p Swarth, Arlington, Oregon,
C E. Bolds, Olex. Oregon.
tion
26.
faith, the very transcendentalis
Hum and Umatilla Counties, in the northwest corner of the northeast
John A Wickland, Arlington, Ore.
P Swarth, Arlington. Oregon.
wit—William R. Alger, in “The""
—Township 2 North, Range 23 East
Stete of Oregon.
quarter of said section 23. thence
Alwin Jones, Arlington. Oregon
JohnA. Wickland, Arlington. Ore. of the Orient.”
That the boundaries of said pro- running in a westerly direction along W illamette Meridian.
Magnus Cedlund. Arlington. Oreg
Alwin Jones. Arlington. Oregon.
All of sections 5. 6. 7, 8, 17, 20.
prsed Irrigation district are describ­ the north line of sections 23, 22 21
FE Dent. Spokane. Washington.
Maznus Cedlund, Arlington Oreg.
21: 29 and 33, and the south one-
ed as follows:
20 and 19. allinT. 4 N„ R. 24 E. w
John Troedson, Tone. Oregon
FE Dent Spokane. Washington. AUTUMN WILL COME
Beginning at the southwest corn- M„ thence continuing in a westerly half and northwest quarter of sec­
—..Ashenhurst, Lexington. Ore.
John Troedson, Ione, Oregon
er ct section 30. T 1 N . R. 22 E direction along the north line of sec­ tion 9. All of section 16
Henry Stender. Ione, Oregon
J- J. Ashenhurst. Lexington Ore
Township 2 N.. R 26 E. W. M.
W M ; thence running In an easter­ tions 24. 23 31 and 11. all tn T. 4
G. A. Miller. Cecil. Oregon.
New York Judge Hands Down
All of sections 15 and 16.
Henry. Stender, Ione. Oregon.
ly direction along the south line of N., R, 23 E W. M., to the northwest
•ion That Man of Eighty-s
t
E. Baker. Cecil, Oregon.
tr A Miller, Cecil, Oregon.
Township 4 North. Range 27 East
raid sections 30. «9 and 28 to the comer of said section 21. thence
Not Too Old to Marry.
‘ — Crabtree, Cecil, Oregon.
J • —
F Crabtree,
Eakei, Cecil,
Oregon.
southeast corner of section 28. T. 1 running In a southerly direction Willamette Meridian.
Cecil. Oregon.
All of sections 1, 2. 3. 4. 8. 9.
N.H
Boardman,
Lexington. Ore.
N., R 2? E W M.. thence running along the west line of said section
Nell Doherty. Ione. Oregon.
w. H. Boardman. Lexington, Ore.
Men everywhere should take ■
in a northerly direction on the east -I to the southwest corner of said 10. 11. 15. 16. 17.
Frank Deos. Willows. Oregon.
Township 5 North. Range 27 East
Neil Doherty. Tone. Oregon
at the important decision of the.
line of said section 28 and continu- section of 11, thenee running In a
ing In • northerly direction along westerly direction along the north Willamette Meridian.
Frank Deos. Willows, Oregon
preme court of New York to the '
NOTICE
the east line of sections 21 and 16 Une of sections 29 and 30. T, 4 N . .‘All of that part of sections 23 and
that a man of eighty-seven is a"
< f T 1 N„ R 22 E W M.. to the R. 23 E W. m . to the northwest -4 lying south of the north bound­
In the County Court of the State
proper subject for matrimo""
ary
of
the
district
as
hereinbefore
northeast corner of said section 16; corner of said section 30, thence
Wedded on a Stump.
serves the Seattle Post-Intelli"
thence running In an easterly direc- running in a southerly direction described. All of sections 25, 26 27 of Prexon for the County of Morrow,
It
was in Mariposa county, Cali- An old hoy of that age recent"
33,
34.
35
and
36.
of
the
he
matter
of
the
organization
t’on along the south line of sections alone the west line of sections 30
the John Day Irrigation District Tornia, a locality noted for trees
‘0.11 and 12 to the southwest corn­ and 31. T. 4 N„ R. 23 E. W M. to „Township 5 North Range 28 East in
In Morrow. Gilliam and Umani I. enormous growth. The top of a req. ried a young woman of eightee
subsequently the thought occir"
er of section 11; thence running In the southwest corner of said section W illamette Meridian.
counties. State of Oregon
mathna
All that part of sections 19 and 29
wood stump, smooth and level as the him that he was too old to m"
" northerly direction along the east 31. thence running In a westerly di-
ToAll
Whom
it
May
Concern:
lying
within
the
boundaries
of
said
woodsman
’
s
saw
had
left
it.
and
over
Vne of T. 1 N.. R 21 E W M . to
he took the doubt to the court
along the north line of sec-
as heretofore described and rilo are hereby notified that the 2 feet in diameter, was the piace asked for a decree of divorce •
t’e northeast corner of said town- rection
tons 1. 1, 3, 4 and 5. all in T 3 N.. district
and
ersizned,
petitioners
In
the
above
all
sections
30.
31
and
32.
thip: thenee running In an easterly
for this wedding ceremony. ground, and the judge wouldn’t”
22 E. W. M.. to the northwest
The boundary description of Mid and foregoing petition for the organ- chosen
‘ ‘reetion on the south line of T 2 N , R.
Decorated with the wonderrmi wild him, “Out upon such pessimi"
corner of Mid section 5. thence run-
R 23, “4. and 26. E W M.. to the nine In a southerly direction along proposed district, excluding the ex
ex ­
ein red the court, in substance
utheast corner of said township 2 the west line of sections s, g. 17, 20 , ceptions mentioned above, cover an
the no
reg. places
. and chosen coud forthwith
by Flant trees,
• R. 25 F W M.. thence running and 29. al in T 3 N • R 22 E w area of 345.260 acres.
i
Gras: qd.RNFeERMN: b.
declared and
more beautiful or impressive
That It is the Intention of the
that he could not be released "
—
to
the
southwest
corner
of
said
e rf "•»Id township • N., r 25 e
petitioners tn elect the first board
she bride and bridegroom, the min- marriage bonds on Buch an epl
Uon 29. thence running In a wes- . Of directors from the district at
M . to the southwest corner of set
tery
direction
along
the
north
inter, and
guests, ascended a few pien ; hence we have the deche
------ wav MIUIUI line larte.
tion 1». T, 2 M„ R 26 R w M.
"
ion
to
the
Honorable
County
Court
Of section 31. T. 1 N . RUE w.
i
£ of steps about six feet to the top of the court that a man Of “
°
Morrow
County.
Oregon,
at
the
That
duplicate
copies
of
this
peti
­
°
the
stump
and found seats provid.
M . and
36. 15. 24 and 33.
seven is not inherently, by
tion rn the south line of sections 18. M and -ection
sections 36. 15. 24 and 33. tion are to be circulated for the pur- sbombess of sard Court in the court ed and ample room for all.
his years, to old to wed; an"
17. 16. 15. 14 and 13 all in T. 1 N., all In T S N.. R 11 R w M.. to pose of seeuring the requisite num- 2°use, of saidCounty at Heppner,
After
the
ceremony
seats
.
_
26 K W M., to the southeast the northwest corner of said section ter, of signatures by land owners
the court says goes in this roMR
mexund.nd.dnneine took pince, the m
"7“ mio duplicates are to be at-
corner of said section 13. thence J
Thus there Is a new rainbow "
thence
running
In
a
southerly
«eine«
of
said
day.
that
being
a
nninr In a northerly direction on direction along the west line of see- tached together and treated as one
HI meeting of said court "cane -well as WRX"usrA.pnce o the srulip In the sky for old gentleme"
the east Une of Mid T. 1 N . R 26 tion S3
petition
for
the
purpose
of
presene
13. T 3 N.. R 21 R. w M
might otherwise despair of a"
F W M . and continuing In a north-
tion to the above entitled court
the purpose of hearing and con-
home. There are many, no dou"
Wherefore, your nottot. . aide rink the said petition; and you
rection along the eastline of , “stons 4, ». 16. 11. and 28, all
3 N R. 26 E W. M.. to the in. T 2N ' R. 21 E w M ■ «O the that ell cf said lands melar PrY are, further notified that the
will seize their canes and hobble"
southwest corner of Mid section 28 • In the limit
eet corner of section 30, T. 3 thence
.
Tor
ins petition together with
f the propo
Inspired by the court with a
running
in
•
westerly
diree.
N R 27 E W M.. thence running
arte* as de
"Plat showing ot generally
the pro- the best of everss&a," R3p!"Fne"hink bition to be up and doing, bre
d e
in an easterly d I reellen along the tion along the north line of sections eluding he exceptions mention
pred_boundary or
trig, tion - Dis- for yourself. Bv .
.
the
Mg?
'
"P best nera for happy homes, and a!"
31 and 31 in T. 1 N., R 21 e w M herein.
"It proposed to be formed in said mning yrmmelf ‘aña
*Now!.De the great, busy world around th.
be organized Into an irrig
petition and the land ineluded with-
t • higher plane of nving—ExentaNg. Stead of fireside recluses sitting "
cooling embers of the past.
sowers of
ted
ofJuly. 1919, at the hour For 10
for
above
»aiete Seed Rules for Lire.