THE IIEBM ISTON HERALD, HEBMISTOK, OREGOA.
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L O D G E D IR E C T O R Y
Young Man---
E sther chapter n «. tot. o. e . s ..
Q ueen
n .e.1 . «econd T u fw llj .»onin« of Meh month
W hat w ill your financial condition be In 1941, 20 years
from now? It Is up to you and now Is th e tim e to de
cide th e question of your future.
Open a bank account and add som ething to It every
w i«k. All successful men trav el th is road, It Is the
only one th a t leads to definite results.
“Do It Today— Tomorrow is the Procrastinator’s Excuse
00 »harp m Maaonic hall. ViaUiwr nwinbor.
welt onio.
S u . D. Doblor, W. M.
Kathryn L. Garner. Sec.
at 8
LJERMISTON LODGE NO 138. A. F. A A M .
meet» ia M uonic Hall on Fir»! and Third
Tugeday evening» o f each m on th. V»«ntin< b reth
ren w elcom e.
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T. D. Worster, W . M
C. W. Kellotfs. Secy.
v in e y a r d lodge no . 206. 1 . 0 . O. r .
V m eets each Munday evening in Odd Fellow»
hall. V isiting member» cordially invited.
W. R. Longhorn. Sec.
G. H. Myer». N . G.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
J. A . P E E D
o f Hermiston, Oregon
V E T E R IN A R Y
House Phone 21
FOE RENT
SUR G EO N
H erm iston, Ore.
A com plete stock of b ath tubs, toilets,
w ash bowles, and hot w ater tanks
D R . R- G . G A L E
and fixtu res. If we h av en t w hat
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n
you w ant, w e’ll get it. R epairing
A nnouncem ent
and Installing.
I. E. P u tm an
Dr. R. G. Gale, announces th a t he
Phone 763.
will re tu rn to H erm iston about Ju n e
15 and resum e his practice.
CASH P aid for second h and goods
C orrell’s Shop.
17-tfc
D R . F R A N C IS P. A D A M S
FOR RENT— The Jensen 10 acre
Physician and Surgeon
E llio tt's T ire Shop.
ranch, or w ill re n t th e house w ith
E yes treated, tested and Glasses Fitted
out ranch, th ree -q u a rters of a mile
Office over First Nntionnl Bank
from town. A beau tifu l place to T. L. H all, tran sfe r. Call E llio tt’s
OFFICE PHONE. 92
T ire shop, phone 192.
19-tfc
live w ith every convenience.
RESIDENCE PHONE. 696
37-tc.
H enry H anby.
Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 5:80 p. m.
Used F u rn itu re , stoves, h eaters and Day or n ig h t calls answ ered prom ptly
ranges bought, sold, exchanged or
FOE SALE
DR. W. W. ILLSLEY '
repaired. C orrell’s shop.
7-tfc
Office over First National Bank
FOR SALE— S tacker, forks, shovels,
Medicine
Surgery
pump Jack, range' oil stoves, cream T H E feeling of security is well w orth Osteopathy
th e prem ium paid.
How about
Calls answered at all hours
separator, linoleum , mower, rugs,
th a t F ire Insurance? See th e E.
Office phone 561
Residence phone Til
k itchen cabinet, dresser, rockers,
P. Dodd Agency.
11-tfc
typew riter, etc., a t C orrell’s shop.
37-tfc.
I have tak en th e agency for the
DE. C. 0. WAINSCOTT
FOR SALE— or w ill trad e for cows Ladies Home Jo u rn al, Saturday E v en
P hysician and Surgeon
or young cattle, one F ord Road ing Post a n r th e C ountry G entlem an
X -Ray Specialist
ster, one team about 1200 pounds Anyone w ishing to renew th e ir sub
Phones, Res. 889-J— Office 866
and harness, one 3 Vi S tudebaker scriptions can do so th ro u g h me.
Donald B. Parsons. Office Rooms, 15-16-17 Bond B ld’g,
W agon w ith hay rack and one 3- 37-4tp
ton truck. W. A. L eathers. 34-tfc.
P endleton, Oregon
CURTIS P u b lish in g Co. re p re se n ta
tive
for
th
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Ladies
Home
Jo
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al,
FOR SALE— Gooeeberries. H. E.
th e S atu rd ay E vening Post, and
H anby.
37-4tc.
th e C ountry G entlem en. Renew
your subscription th ro u g h me. H.
d e n t is t r y
FOR SALE— Good team 5-year-old
P elm ulder, phone 312, H erm iston.
m ares. P rice Is rig h t. See A. W.
Hermiston, Oregon
37-tfc.
Agnew.
34-tfc.
Office, Bank Bld<.
DR. P . V . P R I M E
SPECIAL CLEAN-UP SALE
FORDSON T ra cto r com plete w ith
H ave about 15 odd tra c ts of land
pulley and tw o w ay plow, $650.00.
H erm iston A uto Co.
25-tfc left under th e W est Extension canals
— acreage ru n s from 5 to 55 ir ri
FOR SALE— A erom oter W ind Mill gable, on w hich w ill name from
and steel tow er, w heel 8 ft. in di $11 to $18 per acre, buyer to assume
am eter, tow er 20 ft. high. W. A. full w ater rig h ts, including past due
Ford, U m atilla.
24-tfc paym ents. Time given or discount
for all cash. P la ts m ailed on re
FOR SALE— Good outside Toilet, quest, and consideration given to
shingled and painted. Make me " re a lto rs.” Address W. R. W alpole,
3 8 -ltc
an offer. Address, Box 587. 37-2tc. Irrigon, Oregon.
FOR SALE— 3 Vi In. W ebber wagon
NOTICE
w ith hay rack on. Good as new.
We are in th e m ark et for several
O. O. Felthouse.
25-tfc car loads of hay, for im m ediate sh ip
m ent. I*hone 4022 m orning, n ion
FOR SALE— 15 h. p. Alamo engine; or evening. W e have an Auto Truck
Ford delivery body. See H arry and w ill do th e hauling, w hen tru ck
Kelley.
61-tfc Is used.
We take all kinds of goods for sto r
Yellow D ent Seed Corn grow n here age in our w arehouse. F ire and
5c a pound. S tangeby & G ast, Autom obile insurance agency. We
U m atilla, Phone 3872.
31-tfc buy and sell any kind of cattle. Good
p astu re at th e F arm $3.00 per m onth
FOR SALE— Royal T ypew riter, No. per head, grow n stock only. Three
10 in firs t class condition $50.00 40 acre tra c ts of land p artly Improv
10-tfc ed for sale on reasonable term s.
32-tfc.
W. A. L eathers
FOR SALE— 20 acres, S tanfield pro
je ct, 10 acres alfa lfa, a ll,fe n c e d
Notice of Annual School Meeting
ra b b it w ire, buildings and well.
N otice is hereby given to th e legal
Stock and fu rn itu re also for sale. voters of School D istrict No. 14. of
Inquire th is office.
42-tfc U m atilla County, S tate of Oregon,
th a t th e an n u al school m eeting of
HAVING P u rchased th e B ennett said d istric t w ill be held a t the
place to g eth er w ith equipm ent, I school house; to begin a t the hour of
have th e follow ing property for 2 o’clock p. m. on th e th ird Monday
sale: 1 w ide w heel McCormick of June, being th e 20th day of June,
m ow er; one new iron wheel A. D„ 1921.
tru ck ; one 8 inch vineyard plow;
T his m eeting is called for the p u r
one DeLaval S eparator; one team pose of electin g tw o directors and
m ares; 1 set double w ork harness; th e consideration of th e follow ing:
one 3 h. p. "Z ” type keroslne en
Notice
gine, one pow er chopper No. 10
To the boards of school d istricts
W? A. Ford, U m atilla, Ore. 25-tfc. num bers (8 ) E ight, (112) One H u n
dred Twelve, (1 1 5 ) One H undred
FOR SALE— F ive room new b unga F ifteen, and (1 4 ) F o urteen, all of
low. W ill accept city lots as p a rt U m atilla County, Oregon:
paym ent. A lbert Sm ith, H erm is
Upon receipt of petitions from the
ton, Oregon.
27-tfc
above said school d istricts, th e Dis
FOR SALE-—A few pigs and 2 or 3 tr ic t B oundary B oard of U m atilla
sows reasonable. C. C. Mason. County, Oregon, directs th e boards
37-2tc. of th e above said school d istric ts to
sta te In th e notice for the n ex t an
FOR SALE— Milch cows, heifers, nual school m eeting to be held June
work horses, tw o horse cultivator,
hand power w ashing m achine. J. 20, 1921, th a t th e question of u n it
H. Reid.
33-tfc. ing school d istric ts num bers (8)
E ig h t, (11 2 ) One H undred Twelve
FOR SALE— Newcomb C arpet and (1 1 5 ) One H undred F ifteen, and
Rug Loom, or will trad e for any (1 4 ) F ou rteen , all of U m atilla
kind of stock we can use on the County, Oregon, for high school p u r
ranch, th e m achine can be seen at poses only, th u s form ing a union
the H ahn G eneral Shoe Store. E. hig h school id lstrlct, will be sub
E G raham , M. R. 1, H erm iston, m itted to th e voters of th e above
Ore.
37-tfc.
said districts.
Done by o rd er of th e D istrict
FOR SALE— All of my household
goods inclullng piano, new 9x12 Boundary Borad of U m atilla County
rug, d in in g table, sectional book Oregon, th is first day of June, 1921.
W. W. GREEN,
cases, ranges, h ea tin g stove, beds,
dressers and -m any other articles School S up erin ten d en t and S ecretary
too num erous to m ention. Mrs.
of ihe D istrict Boundary Board oi
H. M. G unn.
37-2tc.
U m atilla County, O regon.»
FOR SALE— 40 acres In alfalfa, and th e tran sactio n of business usual
priced very reasonable. W. W.
a t such m eetings.
F elthouse.
38-ttc
D ated th is 1st day of Ju n e, 1921.
FOR SALE— Good young team and A tte st:
R. A. BROWNSON,
McCormick mower, cheap. Inquire
D istrict Clerk.
a t th is office.
38-2tp
• F. B. SWAYZE.
C hairm an Board of D irectors. •
SOME Small Horses for sale cheap.
38-2tc
Shotw ell C ontractin g Co.
32-tfc
FOR SALE— F resh Jersey cow. F ran k
Stone.
35-tfc.
Yes. W e Do
FOR SALE— Team of »even year-old
m ares, well m atched, w eight about
14001bs. W. T. R oberts ranch
37-4tc.
Job* W ork
MISCELLANEOUS
You will find our
prices satisfactory
W ANTED— Horses to pasture. C. W
Tilden.
3«-2tp
Insurance.
First National Bank, tie
Gome in
Office Hours
8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Office Phone, 93
Residence Phone
J. D . Z Ü R C H E R
LAW YER
S ta n fie ld
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O regon
Dr. Dale Rothwell
R. V. Ashmun, m inister.
Sunday schpol a t 10.
Subject,
“ M aking the Nation C h ristian .” P a r
ents qre urged to bring th e ir ch il
dren. The children are urged to be
present on account of C hildren's Day
arrangem ents.
The Ladies’ Aid will m eet a t the
H anby home on W ednesday a f te r
noon. The lafilea of the congrega
tion and th eir friends are cordially
invited. The ladies are having a
cooked food sale S aturday, Ju n e 4, In
Sapper's hardw are store.
The Young People's m eeting a t 7
o’clock. Topic, “ Thy Kingdom In the
W orld.” All the young people are
invited to be present.
M orning worship at 11 o’clock.
Special music by th e choir. Theme.
"A Remedy for E vil.” T he public
are cordially invited. S tran g ers will
be given a C hristian welcome.
E vening w orship at 8 o’clock. T his
service w ill open w ith a song service.
The orch estra w ill render one special
num ber and w ill accom pany the
Young People's choir. T here w ill
also be a solo by Mrs. A shmun, ac
companied by th e orchestra.
Once every five years th ere comes
a g reat crook dram a.
In 1900 there was "Jim the P en
m an,” In 1905, th e re w as “Leah
K leschna.” In 1910 there was "A llas
Jim my V alentine.” In 1915 th ere
was “W ith in th e Law .”
Now' in 1920 comes Tod Brow n
ing w ith "Outside th e Law ,” an u n
derworld epic, sta rin g PriBCiUa Dean
and in which appear Lon Chaney, E.
A. W arren Melbourne MacDoyell and
others. W h eth er th is w ill be a n
o th e r classic of crookdom, of course,
cannot safely be predicted. B ut the
favored few who have already viewed
th is U niversal featu re film , pro
nounce it a sm ashing hum an dram a
flavored w ith a rom ance of th e u n
derw orld and th e m ystery of a te r
rific orien tal justice.
H erm iston
play goers will have an o p portunity
to form th e ir own opinion of “ O ut
side the Law ,” w hen the g reat play
will be shown a t th e P lay House.
W atch for the announcem ent for
date.
’ Notice
A m e r ic a n N at. Bank B ldg.
P e n d leto n , O regon
T. L . H A L L
tra n sfer
PH ONE 192
L e a v e o rd ers at
Elliott’s Tire Shop
HERMISTON AUTO TRUCK
TRANSFER.
To the boards of school d istricts
num bers (8 ) E ight, (112) One H u n
dred Twelve, (115) One H undred
Fifteen, and (14) F ourteen, all of
U fnatiila County, Oregon:
Upon receipt of p etitio n s from the
above said school d istricts, th e Dis
tric t Boundary Board of U m atilla
County, Oregon, directs th e boards of
the above said school d istric ts to
sta te in the notice for the next a n
nual school m eeting to be held Ju n e
20, 1921, th a t the question of u n it
ing school d istricts num bers (8 )
E ight, (112) One H undred Twelve,
(115) One H undred F ifteen, and
(14) F o u rteen , all of U m atilla
County, Oregon, for high school p u r
poses only, th u s form ing a union
high school d istrict, will be subm itted
to th e voters of the above said dis
tricts.
Done by order of the D istrict
Boundary Board of U m atilla County,
Oregon, th is first day of Ju n e, 1921.
W. W. GREEN.
School S u p erin ten d en t and Secretary
of th e D istrict B oundary Board of
U m atilla County, Oregon
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P H O N E 182
NOTICE
Hollis Percey, Prop.
Hermiston, Ore.
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N otice is hereby given and directed
to all freeholders, legal voters and
assessm ent payers w ith in th e H erm is
ton Irrig a tio n D istrict, in U m atilla
county, Oregon, and to all o th er p er
sons interested in said d istrict, th a t
J. F. M cNaught, E. L. Jackson and
F ran k W augam an, directors of said
d istrict, have by petition commenced
a special proceeding in the C ircuit
Court of th e S tate of Oregon, for
U m atilla County, for the purpose of
having a judicial exam ination and
lodgm ent of the court as to the reg u
la rity and legality o f the proced-
ings In connection w ith tile o rg a n i
zation of said d istrict, and the pro
ceedings of said board of directors
and of said d istric t in the au th o riza
tion of a co n tract w ith th e U nited
States and as to the validiy of said
co n tract, and the H onorable G ilbert
W. Phelps, Judge of said Court, has
entered an order th erein se ttin g
Tuesday, the 5th day of July, 1921,
at th e hour of 10 o’clock A. M. as
th e tim e and th a C ircuit C ourt room
in th e co u rt house at Pendleton, O re
gon, as the place for h earin g said
petition.
T his notice is issued p u rsu an t to an
o rd er of th e above en titled C ourt
made and entered on the 1st day of
June, 1921, and said notice shall be
served on all p arties in in te rc u t'b y
publication thereof for a t least once
a week for th ree successive weeks in
the H erm iston H erald, a new spaper
of general circulation published in
U m atilla County. Oregon, and th e
publication thereof shall be made in
the Issue of said new spaper dated
June 3. 1921, and the last publica
tion th ereo f shall be made in the
issue of »aid new spaper dated Ju n e
24, 1921.
Dated at Pendleton, Oregon, th is
1st day of Ju n e, 1921.
R. T. BROWN.
Clerk of th e C ircuit C ourt of the
S tate of Oregon, for U m atilla
County.
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AMERICAN BARBER SHOP
Under N»w M»n«irom^nt
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C u rn o w ft » ■ » . . , P ra o a .
Fim i Cl».« Barber Work
ChiMrm « Huir C utting » S p 'fia l.r
bad iel gfcainpaoinff »Mi Maowwin» »v»al»»i
by app^ntm ant
TY PEW R ITER ribbons and cafbon
paper at th e Herald office.
ADDING m achine rolls a t th e H erald
I office.
Oregea
T w o Show »—7:30 -9 :1 5 P. M.
Prices, 15-35c
S a tu r d a y , J u n e 4
WILLIAM S. HART
in
“S an d ”
C o m e d y —“B u n g a lo w T roub le«”
Sunday, Ju n e 5
MABEL NORMAND
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“The Slim Princess” .
C o m e d y — “ W h y D iv o rc e ”
W ednesday, J u n e 8
HARRY CAREY
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“West is West”
E D D IE P O L O in “K IN G OF T H E C IR C U S ”
C O M IN G !
“ O U T S ID E T H E L A W ”
EQUIPM ENT--
Plus Mechanical Skill
That’s the combination that
gives satisfaction. A car
penter can’t do good work
without good tools, neither
can a garage. We have the
equipment, plus mechanical
skill, and our work is the best
advertisement we have.
20 Per Cent Reduction in Tires
Neil & Barker Co.
W e W eld A n y th in g b u t A B r o k e n H ea rt
Hermiston, Oregon
Phone 264-
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* T h e h o llo w in g A p p e tiz in g B e v e r a g e s
“ Whistle”
“ Cherry Blossom1
CHERRY FI.AVoR
(in Bottles only,
ORANGE FLAVOR
(in Bottles only)
“ Western
K CEREAL BEVERAGE
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A w e e k o f C o lle g e
Heraisten
N o tic e — E f fe c tiv e a t o n c e e v e ry o n e o v e r 12 y e a r s o f
a g e m u s t p u r c h a s e a d u l t tic k e ts .
‘OUTSIDE THE LAW” LATEST
ADDITION TO CROOK DRAMA
O p tom etrist #tnd O p tician
G la » e > groq n d to fit y o u r e y e s
F ifteen y ea r s e x p e r ie n c e a t y o u r se r v ic e
Tk. Theatre
Manufactured In Pendleton by the
W m . R oeach B o ttlin g W ork»
For S a le in H erm iston a t H itt’« a n d S isc e l’s
Drink Oregon made drinks.
They’re better
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Pennsylvania Tires and Tubes
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A lso w ith e a c h c a s in g b o u g h t in M ay a n d J u n e
you g e t a F re e T u b e
Two doors east
Oro. Hdw* Co.
FLOYD KNERR
Twodoor* e«>t
Oro. Hdwo. Co.