The Hermiston herald., April 15, 1921, Image 8

THE HERMISTON
HERALD,
The High School Mirror
HERMISTON, OREGON
PUBLIC UTILITY REGULA
TIONS MUST INSURE
NEW CAPITAL
gon as the place, when and where
any person having any objection to
anything in said account and report
contained or to anything done by the
executor at any time, may present
the same and he will be heard, and
at that time and place said final ac­
count and report will be settled by
Devoted to the Interest and Development of the Hermiston Schools
Vol. 1
the Court.
No. 20
By E. I. LEWIS
This notice is published pursuant
to order of the above entitled Court
The West End Declamatory Con­ The girls brought a picnic lunch flciency, the moral character, sanity, (Chairman Public Sei vice Commis-
sian of Indiana)
made in the above matter on April
NOTICE
test will be held at Echo Friday even­ wnich was eaten after the tour thru and stability of our people would ad­
Two of the most vital needs of the To Whom It May Concern:
9th. 1921.
ing. April 15. The judge's will be the plant.
vance three generations in one— country, at this time, are- first, con-| Whereas. The trout and other fish
Harry R. Newport,
Herbert Hoover.
Misses Naomi Runner and Blanche
fidence in public utility securities; inhabiting the waters of Umatilla 31-5tc.
Executor, Etc.
second, substantial foundation for | River, situated in Umatilla County,
The High School Benefit last Fri­
Scharman of Boardman and Mr. E.
day was a great success. The High
H. Anderson of Irrigon.
One of the bright members of the investor’s confidence. Public utili-State of Oregon, are being threatened
ties have undergone a strenuous four | with extinction from excessive angl-
School wishes to thank the patrons grades said he had a ‘‘politic stroke” year period and they emerge from the | ing and other causes, and
The H. H. S. baseball team Is play- who attended their entertainment. We wonder what he really meant.
distressing war era, the more strenu- Whereas, The Oregon State Game
Ing against Echo this Friday and we and who by their support helped
ous post-war period and four years Commission is desirous of protecting
of increasing operating costs ...
in „ , the trout and other fish inhabiting
hope they can bring home a more them to clear up their debts. The
Grade News
a I condition that demands the closest the waters of said Umatilla^ RiviI:
agreeable score than that which Stan proceeds of the Benefit were about
The pupils of the eighth Sra ° I and most careful attention.
1 situated
---- -------- in Umatilla
------------ County,
--------- , State of
field gave them.
$150.00. The show was a fitting gave Mr. Bensel a banquet at one
Three years ago, the height of the Oregon;
LEAVE
climax to clean-up-day.
o’clock Wednesday afternoon, in hon-I war period the President of the Unit-I Therefore, by authority of law
Pendleton
8:00 12:00 4:00
pro
led
States,
Secretary
McAdoo,
and
i
vested
in
the
said
Oregon
State
Game
Last Friday the basket ball letters
or of his birthday. The girls
Echo
9:15 1:15 5:15
¡Controller
John
Skelton
Williams
|Commission,
notice
is
hereby
given
were awarded to the boys and girls
Six weeks tests this week.
vided the lunch and the boys Pre called on the utilities not to use lab- that said Umatilla River, situated in
Stanfield
9:30 1!35 5:35
of last winter's team who had play­
sented Mr. Bensel with a flashlight, or, materials, or money except for Umatilla County, State of Oregon,
Hermiston
9:55 1:55 5:55
ed the necessary number of games.
The Higher Arithmetic Class were
most urgent requirements. This re- beginning at a point in said Umatilla
Into Umatilla 10:15 2:15 6:15
The boys were required to play 7, studying insurance Wednesday. Mr.
The eighth grade beat Umatilla 14 suited in a great amount of deferred River known as “Three Mile Falls
Diversion Dam.” and extending down
LEAVE
and the girls 5 halves. Those re­ Voelker was explaining the subject to 1. They now have a score of 750 maintenance and accuring deprecia- said Umatilla River from said Three
Umatilla
8:00 12:00 4:00
.... .
Itiön. I he war period was imediate-
ceiving letters were, Herbert Hall, and telling how sometimes fires oc- per cent in the ,7
Umatilla West Endly followed by the world indulging Mile Falls Diversion Dam for a dis­
Hermiston
8:20 12:20 4:20
Harold Waterman, Everett Parker, cured ‘accidently on purpose.’ To Grammer League.
in a frantic bidding for money with tance of three hundred (300) feet.
Stanfield
8:45 12:45 4:45
James Hall, John Haddox, Max War- illustrate he told the following "An
the result that its rental rates went In said Umatilla County, State of
1:00 5:00
Echo
9:00
Oregon,
is
hereby
closed
to
fishing
riner, Laura Phipps, Clarice Watson, insurance Investigator after the fire
The sixth, seventh and eighth clear beyond the reach of most regu­ of any kind or in any manner, for
6:15
2:15
Into
Pendleton
10
15
Lucille Sullivan, Mary Addleman, said; ‘I don't believe It was the । gas- grade girls have begun practicing for lated utilities. This resulted in a trout or other fish, from and after
continued deferment of maintenance
TWO TRIPS SUNDAY
Mary Currie, Dorothy Briggs, Mar­ light In the basement that caused I the their minuet to be given at the and the making good of depreciation the 1st day of May, 1921, until again
Leaving Pendleton 8 a. m. and
ian Stevens, and Doris Swayze. Dew­ fire, nor the electric light on the track meet.
and obsolescence. On the heels of opened by the Oregon State Game
4 p. m.
this unfavorable condition came the Commission.
ey Payne as President of the Student next floor, but I do believe It was i the
And it is and shall be unlawful
runaway market in coal and other
Leaving Umatilla 8 a. m. and
Body present the letters with a very Isrealite on the top floor.”
The sixth grade boys and girls operating expenses. Through all for any person to take or fish for
4 p. m.
fitting little talk. Mr. Voelker talk­
have finished their product maps of three years there has been the great­ trout or other fish by any means
Phone 868
722 Cottonwood
ed about the value of the letters, and
Every child delinquent In body, Oregon.
est difficulty in obtaining materials whatsoever In said closed part of
We Deliver Parcels at Way Points
supplies, and replacements of all said Umatilla River from and after
what the should mean to the wearer. education, or character is a charge
the 1st day of May, 1921, until the
upon the community. The Nation
The sixth graders are going to kinds needed to maintain high grade same has been reopened by order of
PARKS
public utilities and public service.
Thursday, the members of the as a whole has the obligation of such play Westland’s baseball team this
The result of these conditions over the Oregon State Game Commission.
Pendleton to Echo. $1.10
Any and all persons whomsoever
Physics class accompanied by Miss measures toward its children as a Friday at Westland.
which the utilities and the regulat­
Pendleton to Stanfield, $1.35
Norton, the teacher, made a trip to whole as will yield to them an equal
ory commissions could not exercise so fishing in violation of this order
will
be
prosecuted
as
by
statute
pro
­
Pendleton to Umatill
the power plant to study the gener­ opportunity at their start in life. If
The sixth grade boys baseball team sufficient control, for they were vided.
ator and the various electrical appli­ we could grabble with the whole played Stanfield’s team three Innings world-wide influences, is that the
Dated
at
Portland,
Oregon,
this
utilities stand today in a more or less
Station at Hotel Oregon and
ances. They took two periods in the child situation for one generation, last Friday and beat them with a depleted condition.
Services may 11th day of April, 1921.
Oregon State Game Commission
Hotel Hermiston
morning and came buck at 1 o’clock our public health, our economic ef- score of 7 to 2.
seem to be adequate and satisfactory,
By I. N. Fleischner, Chairman
but there is a vast amount of sub­
By
Bert
Anderson,
Commissioner
stantial work to be Jone to give as-
By Blaine Hallock, Commissioner
APPLES
surance to continuous and reliable
By Geo. H. Kelly, Commissioner
One little apple, hanging on a tree’ operation.
By M. A. Lynch, Commissioner
This demands in this country
Eve said to Adam, "Have a bite with
31-2tc.
hundreds
of
millions
of
dollars
in
the
me?”
next year or two. To ratesç"pubnië Nutice of Sheriff’s Sale Under Ex-
money at reasonable
“Sure,” said the serpent, with a bale­ utilities must have credit which will I
ecution
attract the investor’s discernment.
I
Notice is hereby given that by
ful glance
A trip through Eastern Oregon Work" and “Non-Tractor Work.” Ap-
It car not be emphasized too strong I virtue of an execution and order of
shows that the winter just ended has oprximately 75 per cent of the work "Don’t be a fraid-cat,” better take a that the establishment of such sale issued out of the Circuit Court,
chance."
credit is really of more vital concern I State of Oregon, for Umatilla County,
been the most favorable in many on the average farm was In the horse
to the communities served than to I and to me directed and delivered, up-
and double-tractor column. None of
years for live stock, The overhead
Adam ate the apple, fresh off the the utilities serving them. Cities I on the judgment and decree rendered
the one hundred farmers using tract­
cannot grow without vast expend!- and entered in said Court of the 11th
which was so ruinous a year ago, has ors gave increased crop yields as an
limb.
tures in the extension of water and day of March, 1921, in favor of F.
been cut practically one-fourth the advantage for the tractor One may Fond and foolish Adam! That finish­ gas mains, street car and telephone B. Swayze and W. H. Simpson as
Land and City Property :
ed him.
lines and other public services which Receivers of the Western Land &
conclude that the average farm must
costs of the winter of 1919-20.
Bought, Sold, Rented, Exchang-
are
the
very
foundation
of
modern
Irrigation
Company,
a
corporation.
be larger than 240 acres before the
ed and improved.
Cheap feed and mild weather have
Plaintiffs and against J. Herbert
More little apples, hanging on a municipal life.
tractor can be successuflly substitut­
These mains and lines cannot be Strohm and C. E. Joslyn, as defend-
ben tn part responsible for this, mat­
bough;
ed for horses, then only for part of
extended out of earnings. Such a ants, for the sum of $985.66 with
erial reduction has taken place in la
Little Willie ate some; so did the cow policy would result in prohibitive interest thereon at the rate of 6 per
the work.
companies
strong American
bor costs. Ranch employees have cut
cent per annum from March 11th,
rates.
Federal reports show that there are
Insuring against fire. The best
1921,
and
the
further
sum
of
$75.00
from $85 a month to something like
Such
lines
cannot be extended and
Western companies. Correct rates.
ten million less domestic animals in Both soon discoveded something the rates for services kept low, un- attorney’s fees, and for $40.35 cost
$50. Sheep herders are now work­
Experienced business attention as-
wasn’t right.
and
disbursements,
which
said
de
­
the United States than a year ago.
less there is available to these great
ing for from $60 to $75 a month
The vet and the doctor labored all public servants money at reasonable cree, judgment, and order of sale has surred.
Breeding stock is sure to be tn much
which represents a cut of forty per
and low rates. The better the credit been docketed and enrolled in the of­
that night.
demand. There are good reasons
cent. Sheep shearers are asking 121
the more ready the supply of money fice of the Clerk of said Circuit
for believing that the end of the pre-
and the lower the rate for its use Court; and whereas by said judg­
cents largely because this price was
Agency for Union Savings &
sent decline has now been reached Vet hurrled homeward, at the peep which, in turn, means the lower the ment, decree and order of sale it was
established by the Utah Sheep Shear-
Loan Association of Portland.
of dawn.
rate for the service rendered. For directed that the following described
and that the upward trend that the
Investment. Excellent rate of
cis' Union, who voluntarily cut from
real property in Umatilla County,
market is showing is to be perman­ Wille had a narrow squeak, but the these reasons, the Interest of the Oregon, to-wit:
interest on money, protected by
17% cents to 121. The growers
utilities
and
of
the
public
they
serve
cow passed on.
State deposit of securities.
ent.
The southwest quarter of the
are Identical.
aie talking ten cents and will have
Loans on improved city proper­
southwest quarter of Section 19; the
I
It
must
be
acknowledged
that
in-
no trouble In filling the Jobs at this
ty. Can let you have money to
More little apples, dear old Uncle Si vestors have not been drawn, during southwest quarter of the southwest
build.
The last legislature passed what Biled In the biler when the stale the past few years, to public utilities quarter of Section 30, and the south
price.
Is
known
as
the
"Purebred
Dairy
half
of
the
north
half
of
the
south
­
investments. There are many rea­
The heavy fall rains produced a
went dry.
sons for this. Money is the most so- west quarter of the northwest quar­
luxuriant growth of grass and all of Bull Replacement Law.” This law
licited commodity in the world today ter of Section 30, all in Township
If you want to buy, advise with
the stock taken up in the full were 'n requires that dairy bulls sold in the Fed some to the deacon; nice old With all the world bidding it exer- 4, North of Range 28, E. W. M. to-
us as to safe investment. We
prime condition. This was responsi­ future must be of pure blooded
man. but frail;
cises discrimination unknown in pre- get her with the water right of one
know values, soils, water rights
ble for an early maturing of all feed- breeding and must be enrolled with Now the deacon's doing twenty war times. Will it respond to the miners inch per acre for each acre
and possibilities of success. Can
4
of said land lying below what Is
call
of
a
utility,
or
of
regulatory
the
Dairy
Husbandry
Department
of
lot stuff. Practically everything got
direct you right.
days In jail.
known as the Hinkle Ditch, be sold
commissions,
when
the
record
is
one
We hold state license to do
by the
As a result there has the Oregon Agricultural College; Baldwin,
of Umatilla County,
Russett, Belflower, Grav­ of unsound foundations of credit, Oregon, Sheriff
business and are under bond for
to satisfy said judgment and
been an early marketing of pen-fed Prof. Brandt will be one of the au­
passed
legitimate
dividends,
deferred
honest dealing. Whatever we re-
ensteln or Pip,
payment of obligations, curtailed decree and all costs;
anima’s and a fine growth of wool thorities who will administer the
present we will stand by.
Apples, oh my brother, have an aw­ service which leads to impaired and
I
will
on
the
18th
day
of
April,
law.
The
college
dairy
officials
are
and a bumper lamb, calf and colt
A.
D.,
1921,
at
the
hour
of
10
o
’
clock
ful
zip.
hazardous public relations, and in­
naturally interested In dairy hus­
erop will be Insured.
adequate maintenance involving a in the forenoon of said day at the
bandry and are In the best position to
dwindling and dissipating of physi­ North door of the Court House in
Stockman
optimistic. They
Hermiston, Oregon
administer the law. They have the
cal assets’ If it does answer such a Pendleton, Umatilla County, Oregon,
have been able to get along without
MICKIE SAYS:
call it exacts usurious toll. which sell the right, title and interest the
necessary pedigree registry books and
much money and have by means of
means less realization of cash on the said defendants had in and to the
have a staff that will he able to take
trading among: t themselves and in
/ HOPE ′ T AWT EE+
X
face of the securities and higher an­ above described property on the 28th
the work over with little additional
NECESSARI Y wens A LETTER
rome instances giving their help an
nual financial obligations In divi- day of January, A. D., 1908, or since
cost
Placing the administration of
dend or interest rates. All of this then have acquired, at public auction
WHEN REMTT* FER NOUR P
interest in the stock, been able
the law In this department Insures
adversely affects public service as to the highest bidder for cash in
SUBSCRIPTION 1 TIs WERE \
squeeze
They have been
hand, the proceeds to be applied in
well as the public utility.
that It will be carried out in a broad
GREAT
FAM
JOURNAL
----
I
successful in cutting the overhead.
Practically all of the states of the satisfaction of said execution and all
JEST CLP ONE o' N PnCHERs
minded manner and that no hard-
Lahor has objected but little, know­
union have recognized at least the costs.
| OUTA T PAPER A) PIM w TO I
ships will be unnecessarily worked
If so let me figure with you.
Dated this 11th day of March. A. •
absolute
dependence of municipali­
ing that this was absolutely neces-
' TU' CHECK Ar I eoesu /
—
I will help you design your buildings
ties on plants which will furnish D. 1921.
sa ry. Feeders are selling nt market upon anyone. A registration fee of
) UNDERSTAND, AW
/
• and make your pians and specifications
Zoeth Houser, Sheriff. •
them w ith good wholesome water and
free of charge.
points for practically as much per $1.00 will be charged for the regist-
—RGH 1
.
By E. L. B. Ridgeway, Deputy. •
fire
protection,
constant
and
reliable
Drop a card to
pound as killers. Indicating confi- cring of dairy bulls before ther will
electrical energy to light homes, of­
27-5tc
• I. N. Hartsook, Hermiston
fices and stores and to move the
donee in the future of the beef In­ be permitted to be sold. Certain
Up-to-date
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
rules and regulations will necessari­
wheels of industry; good gas, especi­
dustr le.
Farmor
ally for cooking purposes, reliable
Department of the Interior. U. S.
ly have to be issued before the work
The horse market Is Improving. can be carried out. The new law will
and cheap street car service, depend- Land Office at La Grande, Oregon.
able and quick telephone service etc. March 22, 1921.
There is considerable demand for
F
Printed.
| not go Into effect before May 25, ’21.
Without such services the modern
Notice is hereby given that Wil-
stock to lake the place of trucks and
| Full Information will he available
citv falls into utter confusion, stag- I Ham J. Bault. assignee of Rufus L.
tractors. Many mares will be hied
nation and death. The result of of Martin, assignee of John N. Smith,
before that time as to the necessary
this
Farmers fell the need proceedure of those desiring to buy
such recognition is that states have Hermiston, Oregon, who. on Dec. 21.
declared it a matter of public policy 1909, made Reclamation Homestead
sufficient colts to replace or sell dairy bulls.
that these public servants be closely Entry. No. 07424. for Farm Unit "J"
orses, worn out or sold to
regulated
of NEY. or NE’ NE’. Section 27,
avoid depreciation.
years
Having adopted such a state poli-1 Township 5 N.. Range 29 E., Willam-
No
change
was
made
in
the
coyote
ago, horse
enabled the Cent-
cy. It Is Incumbent on the state now ette Meridian, has filed notice of in­
to provide sound foundations of se- I tention to make final proof, to estab-
ral Eastern Oregon wheat farmers to bounty laws of state. Some one
curity for the money that public lish claim to the land above describ-
pull through several short-crop sea- hundred thousand dollars was ap-
service demands. This calls for re- ed, before W. J. Warner, U. S. Com-
propriated
for
the
payment
of
bount
­
son
The present price for grains
organizations of utilities where they missioner, at his office in Hermiston,
and hay bring horse expense per year ies for the years 1921-22 and to cover
are made aenemic and their services Oregon, on the 3rd day of May. 1921.
unreliable nnd weak by excess de-
Claimants names as witnesses:
below $100. Small tractors cost at a deficiency of some $3 6.000 that
mands of securities that represent Lynds D. Lay. L. H. Pearson, Wil­
least $600 (covering operation, de- had accumulated. $4.00 is allowed
The French Restaurant
no substantial claim upon the public, liam F. Hannan, and Jens J. Skovbo,
preciation and repairs) annually, for female coyotes and $2.50 each
Having
established
sound
foundation
all
of
Hermiston,
Oregon.
hence more than six head of horses for males and pups. The pelts
BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY
C. S. Dunn
It is bad judgement for the state to
Register.
call upon those who have placed their
will have to be replaced In order to marked as they have been in the
past.
money in public services to accept
Elegantly Furnished Rooms in Connection
pay out under present conditions.
less than a fair earning on such mon-
NOTICE OF FILING FINAL
STRICTLY FIRST CLASS
The University of Illinois recently
ey.
ACCOUNT
made a tractor and horse survey. It
A Good Prune Cake
The
sum
total
of
state
regulation
That there is a great difference be-
Hohbach Bros., Proprietors
In the County Court of the State of
was found that 72 per cent of horse
Ingredients; 1 cup sugar. 14 cup tween the way the well-known hula­ of these utilities Is the creation of a
Oregon for Umatilla County. la the
maintenance constitutes feed cost crisco, 2 eggs, 1 cup milk, 2 cups hula Is danced In America and the fair deal and there can be no fair
Pendleton, Oregon
Matter of the Estate of H. G. New­
deal unless all parties at interest are
and that the grains used would be ap- flour. 2 tablespoonful soda, 1 table- way It Is done by the natives of the included and further than that there
port. deceused:
Notice is hereby given that I have
prorimately 25 % bushels of barley, spoonful cinnamon, 1 tablespoonful South Sea Islands la clearly shown In can be no service rendered to the pa-
unless
somebody—commonly filed my final account and report
37.8 bushels of oats and 2 tons of nutmeg. 1 cup cooked prunes. Fil- "The Adorable Savage” the picture- tron
known as the investor—provides the as executor of the will of H. G. New­
hay and 170 days
outsid ling: About - cup prune juice. 1 12 spue story of the Fiji Isles next money
necessary for the facilities of port. deceased, with the Clerk of the
pasture. One hundred tractor us- | tablespoonful cornstarch, * table- Wednesday at the Play House In service.
above entitled County Court, which
interviewed and the farm spoonful lemon juice, % cup sugar. which Edith Roberta is starred. A
It Is clearly the duty of the state Court has appointed II o'clock in the
put Into three divisions. Iceing: 1 cup prunes, 1 * cupa sug- score of native terpischorean experts to create conditions for investment Forenoon on May 14. 1921 a* the time
that will make the investment just and the County Court room in the
“Tractor Work," “Double Tractor ar, 1 tablespoonful cinnamon.
lend atmosphere to the story.
as good as government bonds. When Court House of Umatilla County, Ore-
that time is reached—and it is being
reached in several states that have
not only regulated the rates, but also
of securities and franchises—then
the public may call on money saying
—"come to our service—in It you
will be absolutely safe and we will
pay you a fair, but not exorbitant,
wage.”
Pendleton and
Umatilla Stage
The Spring Livestock
Situation
Real Estate
Loans
Insurance,
Investments
Insurance-
Loans--
Investments:
E. P. DODD
• Are You Going
"
to Build?
t Will Pay You
to become a regu­
lar advertiser in
This Paper
Legal Blanks for
Sale at This Office