The Hermiston herald., July 15, 1921, Image 7

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Wntttstott Wralh
Section 2
VOL. XV
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY. OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1921
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A t Bert M u llin '* Barber Shop
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Basket Leaves Tuesday Afternoon
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Gets Back Saturday -
A. L. Larson, one of the leading
farmers of the Messner district was
in Irrigon on personal business Wed­
nesday and at the same time boost­
ing for the North Morrow county
Fair. Mr. Larson believes killing
two birds with every shot.
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: DOMESTIC LAUNDRY i
O. H. Warner, hoteiman and chauf­
fer of the Boardman quick delivery
stopped in Irrigon Thursday on busi
ness matters and picked up some
fruit for his hotel.
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C. W. Doering and wife of Messner
motored up Thursday and picked up
fruits at the Seaman and Warner
places.
Pendleton, Oregon
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Saturday evening and before he got
through putting it out, counted five
dead rabbltB and next morning a to­
tal of 43 in 12 hours, Monday morn
¡ng or the second day, 16 more dead
ones from this % ounce of poison
and the sticks are still on the Job
getting the rabbits. This expari
incut was made where alfalfa fields
surrounds it on all sides. Various
vegetables outside of potatoes have
been tried but no success so far has
been reported and while the potato
deal, in most cases has proven very
successful, this gravy on sticks has
beat all winter poisoning records and
should be adopted far and near by all
I he farmers.
COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES
BPBCIAL- CO RRBSPO NDBNCB
Real Estate,
Loans,
Insurance,
Investments
Land and City Property :
Bought. Sold. Rented, Exchang­
ed and Improved.
Insurance-
strong American companies
insuring against fire. The best
Western companies. Correct rate«.
Experienced business attention as-
surred.
Loans^-
Agency for Union Savings &
Loan Association of Portland.
Investment. Excellent rate of
Interest on money, protected"by
State deposit of securities.
Loans on improved city proper­
ty. Can let you have money to
build.
Investments:
If you want to buy, advise with
us as to safe investment. We
know values, soils, water rights
and possibilities of success. Can
direct you right.
We hold state license- to do
business and are under bond for
honest dealing. Whatever we re­
present we will stand by.
E. P. DODD
Herm iston, O regon
I h ive the Agency
for
VtKWONS'
LEAVE
Umatilla
Hermiston
Stanfield
Echo
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Into Pendleton
8:00 12:00 4:00
8:20 12:20 4:20
8:45 12:45 4:45
9:00 1:00 5:00
10:15 2:15 6:15
TWO TRIPS SUH LAY
Leaving Pendleton 8 a. m. and
4 p. m.
Leaving Umatilla 8 a. m. and
4 p. m.
722 Cottonwood
Phone 868
We Deliver Parcels at Way Points
of
SPICES, EXTRACTS,
TOILET
PREPARATIONS
ETC.
Call a t residence or leave
orders a t Ore. Hdw. Co.
W est
H erm it to n . O re.
Adding machine rolls of paper for
sale at the Herald pffic*.
Ns. 9281. Reserve Diet. Ns. 12
RETORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
at Hermiston, in the State of Oreeon. a t the close
o f bunines*. J u m 30, 1921.
RESOURCES
Loans end discounts
31833»» 00
Deduct notes and bills rediscounted with
Federal Reserve Bank (other then
hank acceptances sold) ..... 16.306.00 160.900.00
Overdrafts, secured
........... 0.....
Unsecured ,.. ._
604.60
406.06
U. S. londe to secure circulation (par
value) ..... ....... ......... —
6.280.'*)
AU other U . S. eov. sararttms »«.<««.71 44.662.71
Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc
3S.I67.34
Hankie« house
..... — --------- ---- — 0.000.(10
Furniture and fixtures .............................. 2.127 27
C sh in vault and amount due from N at­
ional hanks _ ................................
7.636.»«
La erf u I reserve with Federal Reserve
hank
.
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17.016.13
Total item 0. 10. IL 12. and 13 . 7.636.00
Cheeks on banks located eutside of cltv
or town of report in« bank end other
cash i t e m s .......... ........................
1.446.41
Redemption fund srith U. S. Ji
311.60
I U. 8. Treasurer
Total
LIABILITIES
36,000.00
For the benefit of those who have
not signed up their donation to fi
nance the North Morrow County Fair
the writer wishes to call their at
tention to the subscription list which
is on the counter at Wadsworth’s
store. Do what-you can as this Is
the only means of making a sucess
of the fair and we sure will realize
much more out of It than we pay in
At a meeting of the dairymen last
Saturday night at Stanfield it was
learned that the “Mellowest" cheese
which is manufactured by the league
in Portland actually scores from
three to five points higher than the
famous Tillamook cheese. It is the
belief of F. A. Baker a member of the
Board of Directors which met recent
ly In Portland, that the Stanfield
creantejy will in the near future be
making Into butter all the cream
handled by that plant supplied by
dairymen, a good portion of which
is gathered throughout the Columbia
district. A new manager taking the
place of Albert S. Hall who resigned
is to be elected soon.
A potltlon Is being circulated In
he interest of a highway being built
from the diagonal road to the Cold
Springs. Holdman has one upon
which work has been recently bc-
?un. This road if hut through will
,-ive easy access to Cold Springs on
PAM *
the Columbia or Into the wheat
P e n d l e t o n t o I c h o . *1.10
country direct from Hermiston giv
P e n d l e t o n t o B t o n t t e ld , • ! .* ■
P e n d l e t o n t o H e r m le t o n , *1.75
ng the already thriving little town
P e n d l e t o n t o U m a t i l l a , * 3 .1*
i larger territory for business. It
Mr. and Mrs. Wisdom and son
s hoped that the County Court will
Bishop returned from the mountains
Station at Hotel Oregon and
<ee fit to connect the two roads in
Saturday and report feeling much he near future.
Hotel Hermiston
better and of having had a pleasant
trip. t They went up in the Canyon
Mrs. E. Reynolds a former resi-
City country and fished in various
lent of this locality and who is now
streams.
ivl»g on the Stanfield project left
Sunday morning for Vancouver to
For the benefit of fruit seekers >e absent a few weeks visiting old
coming from other districts by auto riends and relatives.
Our finishing department through would offer the following list and In­
formation: Apricots, N. Seaman
up-to-date methods, equipment and
Mrs. Owen F. Jones and son Norris
ranch all sold, J. W. Warner neai nade a trip by auto the Fourth from
expert handling can help you get
Bailey, ail probably sold or rather ’endleton1 to visit old friends here
the kind of pictures you want.
spoken for but quite a lot on trees at eturning the same day. Norris is
To use a slang expression:
his writing. Dewberries and rasp
“We're there at the finish.”
mptoyed near Pendleton on the
berries all gone or sold. Early ap­ ighway for the Bummer. Mrs. Jones
ples now In abundance at Mrs. Wat­ i leaving soon for Chicago where
kins ranch two miles west and 1-4 he has accepted the position of Ma­
AND FOR DEVELOPING ANU
mile south. Dobles fruit farm. con of the Moose home for children
PRINTING
Glasgows and Grims may have a few near the city. Norris will attend
Film
Price Prie«
For Kodak
of
Print
ilso. Cucumbers now at Seaman's, nedlcal school there this year.
No
Film E»rh
Dobie’s and Riek's. Watermelons
127 Vest Pocket
.25 .03
may be had if the weather keeps
117 No. 1 Brownie
.25 .03
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Spencer
warm about the 25th from nearly all pent the Fourth at Hidaway Springs
120 No. 2 Brownie
.25 .04
the ranches. Cantaloupes and musk- emaining a few days. On the re-
116 2 A Brownie -
.30 .05
melons will be about the first oi
116 2 A Brownie
trn trip Mrs. Spencer s'topped off at
August.
or 1 A Kodak - .30 .05
’cndleton where she had dental
U 8 | No. 3 Kodak or
reatment returning home the last of
1 Brownie Kodak
And the rabbits, we are giving he week.1
.45 .05
them the very devel. The potato
130,2 C Kodak
.45 .05
122,3 A Kodak
deal outlined in last weeks issue, has
Geo. Beddow accompanied by his
1 post card siate
proven to be quite a success but F. C on George and Willis Watson spent
.55 • 0 0
Frederickson reports still a beltei
few days recently on business and
Developing Films
way. Cljas. H. Steward also reports pleasure In the mountains In the
Roll of 8 ..........
10c
on same. The formala Is made as outhern part of the county near
Roll of 1 2 ....................................... 15c
follows: Take 1 quart of flour, ’<> urdane.
Film P a c k s .....................................25c
ounce strychnine, % cup sugar, %
cup salt. First mix dry, damp enough
MITCHELL DRUG CO.
A baby girl was born to Mr. and
to get all lumps out Into dough like, Mrs. Chas. Spencer June 21st. The
H erm iston , O r e g o n
then thin to consistency of thick ittle lady was named Wanda Irene.
gravy.
This probably will make
Peter Norquist has recently pur-
READ THE HEROLD WANT ADDS
about 3 or 4 quarts liquid which hased a car of the Overland make.
should be made up in container like
Surplua fund .................
10,000.00
The Neighborhood club of Colum­
gallon oil can cut in two with a
Undivided profits ... ............ .... lb.000.00
bia
had a lawn social meeting Wed-
handle
made
so
as
to
permit
handl­
Less current expense, interest and
esday of this week at Henry Som­
taxes
....... ......... ............. None 10.1*0 00 ing the container without getting
«¿30.00 hands into the mixture.
Take cedar merer’«. After the regular business
Ç lrrulstlns notes o u t.tendine
Certified rhecks outstanding
...._ ljn s.no thingies split to about 1 to 2 inches period a unique contest was arranged
100.86
Cashier's checks outstanding..................
wide or take and make cedar stakes n the naming of certain trees, flow-
Total o f items 31. 32.23. 24 and 28 1 ¿06.06
2 or 14 inches long, sharpen one rs and shrubs which had been pre-
Demand deposits:
Individual deposits subject ta check
164.660.61 end and leave the other end blunt
iously marked by Mrs. Sommerer
Certificatesof deposit due In leas than 30
or thicker and wider. Place the big nd which took the guests strolling
days (o'her than for maaer borrowed) 16.300.73
end down into the gravy and carry bout the spacious grounds and lawn
Total demand deposits .. 100.996.34
Time Deposits:
your container out where the poi furnishing very profitable amuse­
Certificates of deposits (other than for
son Is desired to be placed. A pair ment regarding the various shrub­
money borrowed)
_ .................- ...... 31.767.66
of pliers or some other method of bery, flowers and trees there. Mes­
Tel el e f lima depaeMa
...... _ 34.7W7 .66
Bills payable with federal reset se beak 30.000 on aklng hold of the sticks should be dames Bloom, Beddow and Fisher
on beautiful hoquets as head prlzea
Total
______________ _________ S2M.839.96 found other than handling same with
hare hands and (he sticks stuck up hile the booby prize fell to Mesdam­
State o f O ies'ti
Coonty of Umatilla I *•
broadways across runways and other es Fisher, Barnard and Beddow the
I. 8. C Lorhria. reshier e f the shove named
hank, do solemnly swear that the shove statesaent places where the rabbits «re In habit serving of refreshments which con­
is true ta the beet e f a t kaewiad«e end belief.
of passing. The oil can If used, sisted of delicious cake and Ices be­
S. C. LOCHRIK. Cashier
should be thoroughly cleaned of the ing «signed to those ladies. A very
Suhecrihad sad sworn So before ate thia 8th day
oil smell as this may be offensive to pleasant afternoon was p a s s e d . In­
s f Jaly. 1121.
W. J Warner. Notary public the rabbit and kill the smell of the stead of the next regular meeting
My i mmiesum expiree J sa . IX 1923 salt and sugar.
Other wood beside« the club invites the families of its
cedar may work but our experience members to a picnic basket supper
Cermet—A ttest:
F. B. 8WAYZE.
on cedar has proven most successful. on the Sommerer lawn at 7 o'clock
R ALEXANDRA.
Mr. C. H. Steward took out one lot August 3rd. Ice cream wiJJ he Serv­
CHAS. * . OPEL
made from H ounce atryehnln« last ed by the committee.
Bring in Your
Films
r
LINE
Capital!
LEAVE
Pendleton
8:00 12:00 4:00
Echo
9:16 1:15 5:16
Stanfield
9:30 1:35 5:35
Hermiston
9:55 1:55 5:55
Into Umatilla 10:15 2:15 6:15
Prices for Films
Complete
Mrs. J. S.
Pendleton and
Umatilla Stage
Mesdames H. C. Wolfe, C. E. Gias
gow and F. C. Frederickson drove to
Boardman Wednesday as a committee
from this district in the interest of
the North Morrow County Fair. They
made arrangements for anothe
meeting with the Boardman commit
tee in the lear future.
W. M. Jacobson of Patterson
Wash, ferried over with his auto to
bring Mrs. Jacobson and daughter to
Irrigon Btation last Thursday. Mr.
Jacobson says considerable business
is bound to pass through this station
on account of the ferry service and
Mr. Seaman already reports a number
of such cases.
No. 44
MINNEHAHA NEWS NOTES
Mrs. Dunning of Hermiston was
visiting her ‘daughter Mrs. W. H.
Troutman this week.
Mr. J. E. Hammer lost his barn
harness, wagon and load of hay by
fire early Friday morning from au
unknown cause.
Mr. and Mrs. C, L, Jackson enter­
tained at dinner Wednesday evening
for their friend Miss Larned of Og­
den, Utah. The guests (were, Mr.
and Mrs. C. M. Jackson, Miss Mc­
Pherson and Billy and Mr. Hurold
Dean.
BOARDMAN RESIDENT TELLS
PORTLANDERS OF ALFALFA
“There will be only three crops of
alfalfa this year and there were only
three crops last year, and the reason
is that there has not been enough
warm weather," declares Colonel Em­
mett Callahan of Boardman. Or., who
Is at the Hotel Portland, having at­
tended the officers’ training camp at
Camp Lewis. The colonel is raising
alfalfa and potatoes on hiB farm and
sighs as he says that there Is no mar­
ket. The price for alfalfa hasn’t been
fixed yet and as for spuds, everyone,
apparently, is growing them. “Al­
falfa,” elucidated the colonel, "Is the
greatest forage i^ant In the world.
The earliest record of it is when the
horses of the Roman legions began
eating it somewhere In Asia. It was
not cultivated in those days, but later
It was introduced into Africa and the
Spaniards introduced it Into South
America. A banker friend of mine
told me that when he was checking
over a manifest of a vessel which ar­
rived in Portland last, year he
found 43,000 sacks of alfalfa seed,'
which had been shipped from Turkey
and was destined for somewhere In
Minnesota or Michigan. If the Turku
could export that amount of alfalfa
seed In one vessel, they must be doing
something else than make war.”—
Portland Oregonian.
THE LADDER OF LIFE
THE VITAL THEME OF
“THE LADDER OF LIES”
Ethel Clayton’s Latest Starring
Vehicle Has Powerful and
Lofty Appeal
Have yon ever climbed a ladder
that rested in soft earth or on an
unsteady foundation and felt it
sway under you as you climbed up-
ard?
This same Illustration can be ap-
plied to the ladder of life. Before
people start climbing upward to hap­
piness or prosperity, or any other de­
sirable state, they should first be cer­
tain that the ladder rest on a firm
foundation, which will not give way
and cause it to tall when they have
nearly reached the top.
This, briefly, is the theme of Ethel
Clayton’s 'new Paramount Artcraft
starring vehicle, “The Ladder of
Lies” which will be shown at the
Play House next Saturday. Jiily 16.
In this production. Miss Clayton is
seen as Edith Parrish, a young illus­
trator, who seeks to prevent Peter
Gordon, from climbing a ladder of
happiness which is founded on the
deceit and lies of the woman he has
married. But the husband believes
she Is innocent and suspects, instead,
the girl who is trying to help him.
The story is filled with interesting
and moral force, and culminates in a
delightful and happy romance. Miss
Clayton is supported by an excellent
cast of players, which Includes Clyde
Fillmore, Jane Acker, Irving Cum- ,
mings, Richard Sterling and Ruth
Ashby, Tom Forman directed and
William Marshall was photographer.
That Atlantic City mlxup can
hardly he called a prize fight, after
all. Payment was guaranteed ip
advance.
It isn’t the best of policy to take
all you can get. You may get more
than you want (o take.
T h irst F ata l In a Week.
The average man w ill die for w ant
■I a ir In flve minute«, for want o f
vgter In a week, for wuM of sleep In
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RECEIVER'S NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
United Slates District Court for the
District of Oregon haH ordered that
notice be given requiring ail credit­
ors having clsiins against (he West­
ern Land & Irrigation Company io
nreuent the same to F. B. Swayat- and
W. II. Simpson, receivers for said
company heretofore appointed by the
above entitled court In a suit where­
in The Central Trust Company et. ul
are complainants and the Western
Land A Irrigation Company et ala
are respondents, for approval and al-
k wance on or before the 15th day of
August, 1921.
Notice is therefore given io nil
creditors and other persons having
claims against the Westorn Land &
Irrigation Company to present the
same to the undersigned Receivers
at the First National Bank at Her­
miston, Oregon, on or before the
15th day of August, 1921.
F. B. Swayze,
W. H. Simpson.
Receivers.
44-4tc.
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Sold only
by dealert
The best fabric tire
made for heavy service
or rough roads —
RED-TOP
Extra Ply — Heavy Tread
30 x 31
$22.00
Reduction on all styles and sizes
A New Low Price on a
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