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J ■ “. .-i.3 es. -erreur 4) "2 , • THE HERMISTON HERALD, The Hermiston Herald HERMISTON, OREGON.. PROFESSIONAL CARDS HOG SHELTER Issued Each Saturday by DR. FRANCIS P. ADAMS M. D. O’CONNELL SATISFACTION ALL AROUND HERMISTON . OREGON . Entered as second-class matter. December 1906, at the postotfice at Hermiston, Oregon BUTTER CREEK ITEMS OFFICE PHONE, 92 RESIDENCE PHONE. 595 OfleeBoon: 9 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 5:80 p. m. Day or night calls answered promptly DR. W. W. ILLSLEY Osteopathy Medicine Surgery Profits from Pigs PHONE 711 Office at Residence all Hour Mrs. M. E. Warren, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. D. H. Shaw, has returned to her home. The break in the ditch that was caused by the recent high winds has Office over First National Bank been repaired and water is running again. OFFICE HOURS: Misa Jennie Shaw has gone to 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 5 p. m„ and by appointment Echo to spend the week. Mrs. C. H. Shaw was called to The Dalles last week owing to the illness of her little grandaughter, Harriett Reimann. DENTISTRY Hugh Rhea has returned to the O. Hermiston. Oregon A. C. after spending his vacation at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Office. Bank Bldg. Office Hours: Office Phone, 93 E. W. Rhea. Residence Phone Mrs. A. G. Wheatley and Mrs. Ed. Nunn were guests Sunday at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chiropractic Relieves Where Other Methods Fai Wm. Sutherland. $ I use the Latest Painless Methode Miss Vernie Riel was a Hermiston visitor Wednesday. CHIROPRACTOR Mr. and Mrs. James Jordan of Stanfield were Sunday guests at the Not Druse. Not Surgery. Not Osteopathy home of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Help. House Address 70S E. Webb St. DR.C. O. WAINSCOTT If you buy your Flume Lumber of us. We have just received a Complete Stock of the Very Best See us before buying Tum-A-Lum Lumber Go 111 a. a . BROWNSON, MANAGER . gini At’y jar The dangerous stone bruise RUISES mean broken inner fabric, and broken fabric means blowouts—the ruination of more tires than all other causes combined. B 3-for the cushion inside or below the breaker strip 3-for the intermediate bond be tween the breaker strip and tread 4-for the tread of the tire This process adds strength end elasticity to the fabric and rubber and has done much in combat ing the stone bruise, tread separation, blowouts, and all common evils that make tires short lived. Two years ago One Thermoid the Thermoid Crolid» Conf chemists discovered pound Tire will Crolido, which is _ prove this to you. compounded with “ K You take no risk, for Up River Fine Para Do/ this tire is sold on a rubber in, four def- | WE" basis of 6000 miles inite ratios:.“e MIX of guaranteed serv 7500 1-for calendering You can", pun eno erona ice (Ford miles). each layer of fabric off a Thtmoid Tir» • Frequently bruises result from under-inflation, but too often they are due to faulty construe- tion and to the shortcomings of ordinary rubber and fabric. - 47 LYI (y Be sizes Hermiston Auto Company DR. R. C. ELLSWORTH I I I I I 1 I . I I I I Announces that he has opened offices in the Smith-Crawford Building, Pendleton, for the practice of CHIROPRACTIC AND ELECTROTHERAPEUTICS ALL DISEASES Graduate National School of Chicago, 1913; National College of peutics, 1915; Post-Graduate Pacific land, 1917; National School, Chicago, Hogs traded for dollars will buy buy more today than ever before. Increased weight and proper care mean extra dollars. Convert the extra dollars into well ventilated, sanitary, hog houses, feeding floors and correct pens hnd secure EVEN MORE DOLLARS. Dr. LORETTA H. STARBA Flume Lumber Phone And Homes for Hogs Chiropractic, Electro-Thera- College, Port- 1919. After effects of influenza successfully treated. Lady Attendant Office hours: 9 to 12 a. m. and 1 to 5:30 p. m. Evenings, 7 to 8. Phone 796. Office 108 W. Webb St. Phone 583 Pendleton. Ore. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Next Friday, April 16, there will be the West End declamatory con- test in the school auditorium. Pu- pils from Echo, Hermiston, Colum- bia, Stanfield, Umatilla, Minneheha and possibly other districts will compete for honors. There are four classed, and the winner in each class will represent the West End in the county contest. Impartial persons from outside will be judges. To de fray expenses an admission fee of 10c and 25c will be charged. Present High School Movie Man ager Miss Viola Crandall will gradu ate this year and Miss Nida Patrick has been elected to this position, with Miss Clarice Watson as her as sistant. The Seniors have received their class pins and caps, and are very well pleased with them. The High School has decided to give a concert. It will consist of numbers from the High School band. Orchestra and the Boys’ and Girls’ Glee Clubs. At a student body meeting offi cers were nominated for the follow ing year. The election will take place soon. The recent game of baseball play ed between the Hermiston and Stan field high schools resulted in a score of 13 to 11 in favor of Stanfield. PUBLIC NOTICE Operation and Maintenance Charges (Under Act of June 17, 1920, (32 Stat., 388), as Amended and Sup plemented). Umatilla Project, Oregon. De partment of the Interior, Washing ton, D. C„ March 26, 1920. 1. East Side Unit. The annual operation and maintenance charges for the irrigation season of 1920 and thereafter until further notice, against all lands of the East Side Unit, Umatiila project, Oregon, un der public notice, shall be as fol lows: ..A minimum charge of $2.75 per irrigable acre, whether water is used thereon or not, which minimum charge will entitle the water user to four acre feet of water per irri gable acre. Additional supplies will be furnished for all lands at the fol lowing rates: The first acre foot for 75 cents, and each acre foot thereafter for $1.00; Provided, that for lands seeded during the current irrigation season to alfalfa for the first time, the additional supply of water will be furnished for 25 cents per acre foot. 2. West Extension Unit. The an nual operation and maintenance char- ges for the irrigation season of 1920 índ thereafter until further notice, against all lands of the West Exten sion Unit. Umatilla Project, Oregon, under public notice shall be as fol lows: A minimum charge of 12.00 per irrigable acre, whether water is used thereon or not. For lands In the Boardman and Kern Districts of the West Extension (excepting lands In the Juniper Canyon area), this charge will entitle the water user to three acre feet of water per irri gable acre. For the remaining lands in the West Extension, includ ing lands in the Juniper Canyon area, this charge will entitle the water user to 4% acre feet of water per irrigable acre. Additional sup plies will be furnished for all lands at the following rates: The first acre foot for 75 cents, and each acre foot thereafter for $1.00; Provided, that for lands seeded during the cur rent irrigation season to alfalfa for the first time, the additional sup ply of water will be furnished for 25 cents per acre foot. 3. Payment of Charges. All op eration and maintenance charged under the project will be due and payable on March 1 following the irrigation season: but where water right application , is made for public land entered under the recla mation law after June 15. or whether water right application is made after August 1 for land in private ownership, no operation and maintenance charge will be made for water delivered during the re mainder of the irrigation season in which water right application is made. (Signed) JOHN BARTON PAYNE, Secretary oí the Interior. Subscribe for The Herald. Complete Plans GLASSES GROUND TO FT YOUR EYES LENSES DUPLICATED ON SHORT NOTICE AMERICAN NATI. BANK BUILDING, Phone 609 PENDLETON Specifications and Photographs FREE TO CUSTOMERS Dr. A. M. SIMMONS EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Pendleton, Oregon Penland Building Inland Empire Lumber Company Over Tallman Drug Store Phone 331 DR. W. H. REYNOLDS Chiropractic Nerve Specialist “ The Yard of Best Quality” Booms 1 and 2 Inland Empire Bank Building. 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