TOTE E E B M I S T O N
HERALD,
H E R M IS T O N , O R E G O N .
! orable m an; upder no circum stances . one.— Chicago Daily New».
could he be bribed. In fact, he ts of
We have come to a p re tty pass If
Published every Thursday at Hermiston, Umatilla Couaty, Oregon, intthe«heart of Eastern such rectitude th a t were you to send 1 \»e can ’t advocate A mericanism w lth-
him a brace of ducks in advance of : out w earing a nightgow n and a mask.
Oregon’s great Irrigated alfalfa fields, by the Herald Publishing Company.
the tria l he would probably lean so — T iln id ad (Colo.) Picketw lre.
BERNARD MAINWARING, EDITOR
I far backw ard th a t he would find
C rover Cleveland Bergdoll la re
Kninre VW m H*oonri*« i 4 rm m atter LHeeiu»*«/
*»«. at m e (MMHottt w at Herraiaton. Oregon ag ain st you.
Forget all about th e
ported to be m ountain clim bing In
duck scheme.”
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In due course th e case came up Sw itzerland. T h ere’s a chance for
and
the decision w as given. It was an avalanche io m ake Itself famous.
aw ay when he made his previous es
THANKSGIVING
In favor of the man w ho’had planned — Life.
Tomorrow 1» T hanksgiving. On cape. When he w ent back Into the th e gift. He met his lawyer. "W ell’'
.A nd If Old M other H ubbard dress
th a t day we will eat a good dinner at nail robbing game again he violated he said, “ we won our case."
ed in style the cuboard would not be
he
code
of
the
good
sport
an
d
no
or soon a fte r noon. W ill we think
"Y es,” sa'd th e law yer; “ and are- th e only th in g about th e house th a t
;eod sport h as any use for a m an who
any fu rth er?
\ n’t you glad you d id n 't sent th e ju d g e was bare. B ran d en b u rg (K y.) Mes
sn’t.
i
The purpose of all T hanksgiving
¡those ducks?”
senger.
since the first one at Plym outh ex
"B u t I did send them ” said the
Next Tuesday, November 29 Is the
actly 300 years ago or one year after
client.
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ❖ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
the pilgrim s landed Is to give thanks date. Date of w hat? W hy the big
“ You d id ?”
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to God for his blessings during the :ommunity get-together a t th e city
"Yes, I sent ’em; b u t I remembered 4 OREGON PRESS COMMENT •>
ludltorlum
.
You
ca
n
’t
afford
to
miss
past year. If the pilgrim s In their
’ w hat you said about the judge lean ♦
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new and barren lund had occasion t for its going to be a «¡inner. And
lng backw ard, so I p u t th e o th er 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
ts
free:
th
e
tre
a
t
Is
on
the
Commer
to be thankful how much more have
fellow ’s card w ith ’em.
T he sta tistician should not over
cial club w h fth is sponsering the
we of today.
look the fact th a t a good m any of
We th in k we have our troubles and how.
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❖ •> ❖ <• th a t arm y of unem ployed are regu
maybe we have. We have not been
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♦ l a r s — La G rande Observer.
m aking as much money us usual this
DISARM SUSPICION
year. Both the farm er and the busi
•> BRIEF AND TO THE POINT *
W eston Leader
Some men seem destined to go
-> down life’s pathw ay parked on th e
ness man have suffered. In fact
E vidently the most d ifficu lt pro •>
everyone has suffered. B ut It was em before the disarm am ent confer- •i‘ <• ❖ ❖ ❖ ♦> ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ •> 4 4 4 4 4 4 w rong side, where they get the bumps
necessary th a t the readjustm ent ■nce Is to “disarm suspicion.^ '.W it.
If a hitch does come in the B ritish - of i > erybody else.— Roseburg News-
Should be made and It could not be less the unw illingness of th e lln lted Irish negotiations, i t ’s a safe w ager Review.
made w ithout a price.
states to deprive herself of ocean it w ill not be the Irish who are h itc h
One stan d s ag h ast a t the announce-
Even th is has a m ighty recompense going subm arines a t E n g lan d ’s sug ed.— M anila B ulletin.
r.ier » of beanery proprietors th a t the
for It has b<-n the hardship of the gestion. T here lurks in the backs of <
Cheer .»-! C hristm as esc falls on reason they don’t put booze in mince
past few m onths more than any other 'h e minds of o u r statesm en th e fear
pics is because of th e lack of it. If
thing th a t h as caused th e m ighty h a t in p a rtin g w ith th is arm and ipay day.— F lin t (M ich.) Jo u rn al.
wave for disarm am ent and no more confining our subm arine building to i ’ H appiness is contagious. Get ex- all the booze in Jackson county was
wars. We have come to realize the he defensive type, although E ngland tposed.— Siloam Springs (A rk.) H er dumped out at th e same time, there
would be an o th er Johnstow n flood.—
economic cost of w ar a , we never did and Japan are presum ably w illin g to ald and Democrat.
Medford M ail-Tribune.
until now. Out of th a t realization !o the same, we m ig h t find ourselves
The difference betw een Socialism
lias come the determ ination to have handicapped In the event of war.
T here Is every sign of retu rn in g
and football Is th a t in football th e
no more w ar and the agency Is the Inch a sp irit is bound to engender : kicking Is done a fte r the gains are good time< in the n ear fu tu re. W ith
present conference lu W ashington.
resum ption of the lum ber mills, m in
d o lla r d istru st on th e p a rt of the made.— Sioux City Journal.
So It all has Its compensation. But itber powers and. n fllttate against
ing operations on a b etter basis than
How can Obregon expect us to rec- for years, much highw ay work and
If ft did not we are far b etter off the success of th e conference. W e are
th an our gran d fath ers of a genera n reality In less danger of a ttac k j ognize Mexico? It doesn’t look like the construction of the Powder river
tion or twQ ago and we are better s it han eith er of th e o th er big naval ' the same old place since h e ’s been irrig atio n project. B aker w ill en ter
uated than any of the o th e r nations powers, because w ith our Immense president of It.— New York W orld.
the new year w ith a "pep” th a t w ill
lodny. So le t's not forget th a t there resources we are b etter able to wage
C andidates in olden tim es kissed he n d elig h t to enjoy.— Baker Demo
I S’ pi'-re to T hanksgiving than eating wpr, even though sta rtin g w ithout
the babies; b ut now th e m other can crat.
turkey.
'oldler, gun or ship. H ughes has vote.— Luverne (A la.) Journal.
nade a radical and sw eeping pro
How Not to Take Cold
It Is perfectly su rp risin g how much
posal, b ut In our view he could go
A GOOD FIRE DBfARTMENT
Some persons are subject to fre
I
some
men
know
about
things
they
The volunteer fire departm ent jven fn rth e r w ithout injustice to his
nothing about.— Stonew all q u en t colds, w hile o th ers seldom, if
gave a good account of itself again ’ountry. We have taken th e lead In know
ever, have a cold. You will find
(O
kla.)
News.
last Saturday when It made reoerd ¡he greatest peace movement, aside
th a t the la tte r tak e good care of
time in gettin g w ater on the Ogden- ram the' League of N ations, know n
A ll-night movies m ight solvo th e hemselves. They tak e a show er
E lllott fire. It was only a few m in x, history, L et.tis not then become housing shortage problem .— G reen- ■ or cold sponge b ath every day In a
utes after the fire sta rted u n til they • 'agnrd, b u t meet every concession . villa Piedm ont.
warm room, avoid over heated rooms,
had the w ater on It. It Is a very vlth greater concession— serene in
A menace: Any p a rt of th e world sleep w ith window open or p artly
doubtful If the fire deportm ent of he confidence th a t noth in g sh o rt of
! In w hich you do not happen to dwell open, avoid excesses, over eatin g , be.
(he larger cities could have made inperllinent of our national honor
I coming over heated and th en chilled
— H artfo rd Times.
le tte r tim e or made b etter use of Its will ever Involve us In w ar, an d th a t
1 and g ettin g the feet wet. Then, when '
Russia, having failed to produce I when they feel th e first indication ,
equipm ent lifter It did get on th e job. ■ve may rely upon the o th er world
acknow ledge , of a cold, they tak e C ham berlain’s (
Fires are a m isfortune th a t no one powers never to seek our hum llatlon. a superm an, should
Mr. Hoover as th e supper m an.—■ Cough Remedy w ith o u t delay and It
fqgcsees. All we can do Is protect
Brooklyn Eagle.
ourselves to w hatever ex ten t we can
INFLUENCING THE JUDGE
is soon over.
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by Insurance and then provide a
Boston H erald
About th e only k ind of strik e now
good organization to put the fires
In these days when strateg y and ¡popular In this country is an averted
W an t Ads B ring R esults
out when they do come. Thut H er subtlety may win m any victories
miston has a good fire fig h tin g op - as oratorical explosions, we commend f l B a B B B B a a a a a a a B a a a B B Z J B i a B s a a a a B a a a B B B a a i a
gnjilzntlo* Is dem onstrated pot only lo the careful a tte n tio n of politicians
by last w eek's five, but by the one in and others the account of a certain
September w hich began soon after law case w hich occupied some slig h t
m idnight and w ith a hurd wind blow, local atten tio n up In n o rth ern New d
W it h tw o big o ffices
¡j
lng.
Elngland some years ago. I t 1 was
P E N D LE T O N and P O R T L A N D
a
T hat the 'town has not been twlee a land case; and one of the parties, i
a
gwept by flam es In th e last two eager for a verdict, consulted his law a
Is prepared to handle the business of
m ouths Is to the credit of the fire yer as to th e advisability of sending
i
Eastern
Oregon better than ever before
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boys. The thanks of th e com m unity the Judge a fine brace of ducks. It
aie due them.
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appeared to him to be a neat sort of ■
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thing to do. . The law yer rose In hor '¡i
i
Farms, Mills, Camps, Hotels, Garages, Sic.
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Roy O urdner will go back to pris ror.
"Do nothing of th e k in d !” he said. a
on m inus {he cheers of the "good
We Negotiate Leases and Rentals
spo rts’’ who hoped he would get "T his Ju d g e'Is an u p rig h t and hon- ‘J
W ir e R uah O rd e rs a t O u r E xpense
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Thisis Blanket and Comforter
Week
We »nil fit you out w ith Pendleton Blankets.
guaran tee of quality at $10 to $14.50.
The name is a
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P o rtlan d Office
14 N . S econd S t.
P e n d le to n O ffic e
1 1 5 E . W e b b S t.
Phone 676
The only Employment Office in Eastern Oregon with Connection* in Portland
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Plan This W inter
BUILD IN THE SPRING
All indications show that
lumber prices have reach
ed rock bottom. There
are so many new homes
needed that it is only rea
sonable to expect build
ing costs to increase with
spring demand.
Select a design for your new hon.t. 1 late the con
tract for the material now. FuEd is soon
as the weather will permit.
Inland Empire Lumber Ccmpany
Phone 331
“ The Yard of Beil Quality ”
K. M. STRAW. MGK
Exclusive Representatives of Natirmal Builders Bureau
SEE
fi.®. Bdarrl
HITT
( U M -hi HCNERY
S17H C 1\E R Y
Delicious
Wholesome
C onfectionery
—FOR—
GUNS
—and—
AMMUNITION
A FULL UNE
Tasty
Stationery
For Women
N ew s stand
Cigars and 7 obacco
No Hunting Signs at Herald Office
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Indian Ilobcs $10.00 .
Wo can supply your w ants w ith
UNDERWEAR FOR THE CHILDREN
in th e good w eights nt $1.50 to $3.50 per suit.
IN T E R E S T ON
a
a
a
INVESTED IN IMPLEMENTS
LADIES SWEATER COATS
a t $7.50 are In order now these frosty mornings.
WEAR AND TEAR
ON I IMPLEMENTS- 2 0 7 .
The b a s s o t everything In fru its and vegetables.
TOTAL DEBIT-
\ \ »lnnts due in a day or so.
3
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a
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*780»
Yon will now be looktng'U p your heavy underw ear and will
probably need to replenish your supply. We can supply your
needs Iti the want'-d grades and w eights, priced from $2.50 to
» 6 .|0 In the union suits.
These $2.50 garm ents were sold last year at $4.50, look them
ovee.
,
W 00I 0UTSIDF SHIRTS
In navy blue, gray and khukl all wool at $6.00, last year these
garm ents were $6.50 to $7.60.
MAKINAW COATS
priced $8.50 to $12.50. All wool and good w eights.
quality.
INTEREST ON * 4 5 0 » INVESTED IN $KED-6%* 27 «
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IN IMPLEMENTS- 6 7 . -
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or thiJ'. vte
Gordon
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LEATHER VESTS
Gordon quality, $9.50 to $17.50*
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