The Hermiston herald., November 24, 1921, Image 5

THE
H E B M IS T O N
HERALD,
H E R M IS T O N ,
OREGON.
The High School Mirror
miston, Oregon, sell the follow ing de- Block 2—
scribed lots, pieces and parcels of
Lot 1, 45 feet, A. L. Larson 3.15
A laile in K idak factor n t
land a t public auction to th e highest
Lot 2, 45 feet, A. L. Larson 3.15
by Kodak workmen
bidder for cash In hand, th e proceeds
Lot 3, 45 feet, A. L. Larson 3.15
from the sale of each lot, piece or
Lot 4, 4 5 feet, A. L. Larson 3.15
parcel of land to be applied in satis- ■ Lot 5, 45 feet, A ..L . Larson 3.15
faction of the assessm ent upon lo t,| Lot 6. 45 feet, A. L. Larson 3.15
piece or parcel of land w ith in terest
L o t 7, 45 feet, A. L. Larson 3.15
Devoted to th e In terest and Development of the H erm iston Schools
Lot 8, 49 feet, A. L. Larson 3.43
No. 12 thereon from March 4, 1921, a t the
Voi. 2
rate of 6 per cent per annum to g eth ­
Lot 9, 49 feet, A. L. Larson 3.43
As the w eather prevented a tte n d ­ Laurence W inslow , Loren H iatt, p arties th is week, consequently he er w ith a p enalty of 15 per cent of I Lot 10, 45 feet, A. L. Larson 3.15
each of said assessm ents and all costs. ! Lot 11, 45 feet, A. L. Lurson 3.15
ance a t school, the school board has Ralph Longhorn, Irw in Shotw ell, is discovering m any new’ friends.
Follow ing is a description of each ’ Lot 12, 4 5 feet, A. “ . Larson 3.15
H
arold
W
aterm
an,
C
hester
Rhodes,
given us a weeks vacation. School
of said lots, pieces or parcels of
Lot 13. 45 feet, A. L. Larson 3.15
land w ith th e num ber of feet fro n t­
Lot 15, 45 feet, A. L. Larson 3.15
w ill resum e next Monday. We are Gwyn H ughes, F lu n k Swayze and
P auline V.— “ I read Dan like
age, name of ow ner or reputed ow n­
Lot 16, 45 feet, A. L. Larkon 3.15
sorry to say th a t th is enforced vaca­ M arshall New port. All w ish Miss boolt.”
Block 3—
er, and am ount of said assessm ent.
tion m eans school will be held a week Long had b irth ad y s more frequently.
City of H erm iston according to
Lot 3, 50 feet, H erm iston Pro­
P au lin e M.— “ Your foolish to
longer In th e spring.
plat filed w ith County Recorder April
duce & Supply Co................ 3.50
stra
in
your
eyes
over
such-
sm
all
5,
1905:
Lot 4, 50 feet, H erjnlston Pro
Miss Lucile Redmond and h er sis­
type.”
duce & Supply Co................ 3.50
Name
Amount
L ast F rid ay evening there was a ter, Florence, have left for W alla
Block 3—
L ot 6, 50 feet, H erm iston P ro­
w elnie roast In honor of Miss Long's W alla w here they will spend the
Lot 13, 50 feet, J. McCoy ....$5.00 I
duce & Supply Co................ 3.50
A rlouine— How m any studies are Block 5—
( ? ) birthday. A fter the ro ast the T hanksgiving holidays.
Lot 6, 50 feet. H erm iston P ro ­
you
carry
in
g
?
Lot 12, 25 feet, C. M. Jensen,
duce & Supply Co................ 3.50
p arty gathered a t th e home of Mabie
E state .................................... 2.50! Lot 9, 50 feet. Geo. Challis.. 3.50
Dan— I ’m carry in g one an d d rag ­
On account of the deep snow th ere
Brown w here a pleasant tim e was
Lot
20,
50
feet,
J.
H.
R
aley
..
5.00
1
Lot 10, 50 feet, Geo. Challis.. 3.50
spent In dancing. The Invited guests will be no footuall game on T hanks­ ging three.
Block 8—
Block 4—
We have not heard
w ere Lucile Sullivan. Arlonie Robin- giving day.
Lot 9, 11% feet, Sam Rodgers
Lot 16, 40 feet, Geo. Root.... 2.80
1.20
Block 5—
Mrs. G unn— “W hat is
hypo- Block 8—
eon, P hyllis Dyer, P auline Morris, from Milton b u t It would be impossi­
Lot 1, 60 feet, C. O. W ains­
Lot 11, 45 feet, H. G. Rice.... 3.15
c rlte ? ”
F rankly we consider the Auto­
Melba C allahan, M argaret Neary, ble to play if they came.
cott ........................................... 5.00
Lot 14, 45 feet, S. C. Nichols 3.15
graphic Brownie one of the “ best
E arl Bensel— ‘‘A boy who comes to
Ida Rhodes, Mabie Brown, Doris
Lot 2, 50 feet, C. O. W ains­
Lot 15, 45 feet. E arl Caldwell 3.15
buys’ ’ that our photographic de­
Irw in Shotw ell is giving sleighing school w ith a sm ile on his face."
Swayze, Miss O’Leary, Dan W lnesett,
cott ......................................... 5.00
Lot 16, 45 feet, E arl Caldwell 3.15
partment has to offer- and that is
Block 6—
Lot 19, 25 feet, H. G. N ew port
a real tribute.
E
state
......................................
2.50
-L
o
t
1,
85
feet,
H.
G.
N
ew
port
Any one, however, can see value
the secret of the cam era was ex p lain , sented to go forward. And so, with Block 10—
0. W. R. & N. ABSORBED BY
E sta te ............................ ... .. 5.95
plus, price considered in an efficient
the
help
of
“a
great
Iron
scrue”
which
ed
to
them
,
the
n
ativ
es
were
more
Lot
21,
25
feet,
A.
C.
S
pinning
2.50
Lot
2,
60
feet,
H.
G.
Newport
UNION PACIFIC SYSEM
nicture-maker fitted with care­
than w illing to pose and do all th a t one of the pilgrims had brought with
E sta te .................................... 3.50
Lot 22, 25 feet. A. C. S p in n in g 2.50
fully tested lens and shutter that
him
from
Leyden,
the
beam
amidships
Lot
3,
50
feet,
H.
G.
Newport
City
of
H
erm
iston
according
to
plat
folds like a K od ak , and like a
was asked of them. The resu lt Is a
E state .............. ..................... 3.50
t Kodak has the autographic feature.
Oregon Short Line Also Taken in ; series of motion pictures of savage was crowded back Into Its place, the filed w ith County Recorder A pril 5,
Lot 6, 50 feet, H. G. Newport
decks were recalked, and then, taking 1905.
No. 2 Folding Brow nie, pictures
races of A frica w hich are as novel care to carry no great press of sail, Block 1—
Duties of Officials in Port­
i n c h e s ............................. $ 9.00
E state .................................... 3.50
No. 2A Folding Brow nie, pictures
as
they
are
original.
The
first
series
L
ot
7,
50
feet,
II.
G.
Newport
Lot
3,
25
feet.
H
erm
iston
R
ealty
land Enlarged
the Mayflower, once more, addressed
2% x 4*» i n c h e s ............................. $10.00
E state ............................. ...... 3.50
Co............................................... 2.50
No. 2C Folding Brownie, pictures
to be presented is “S laying the H ip­ herself to the storm. For the storms
2% s 4 / i i n c h e s .......................
$13.50
Lot 8, 50 feet, H. G. Newport
Lot 4. 25 feet, Wm. S tuber .... 2.50
po” and th ree o th e rs are to follow.
still
continued,
and
often
the
little
No. 3A Folding Brow nie, pictures
T he announcem ent h as ju st been
Block 3—
E
state
....................................
3.50
3% * 5 ^ i n c h e s ............................. $15 00
bont had to He to for days together,
Lot 9, 50 feet, H. G. Newport
Lot 1, 50 feet, J. H. R e id ...... 5.00
made by th e traffic ■ au th o rities of
unable to “beare a knote of saile.” Block 6—
E state .................................... 3.50
the Union Pacific system of a com­
But, at last, It was over, and on the
Lot 10, 50 feet, H. G. New port
Lot 1, 50 feet, Genevieve K im ­
plete reorganization of th a t dep art­
morning of November 20th, more than
ball ......................................... 5.00
E sta te ................................. .. 3.50
ment. The news was some w hat
two months after leaving Plymouth,
Lot 11, 50 feet, H. G. New port
Lot 2, 50 feet, Genevieve K im ­
E state .................................... 3.50
ball ........................................... 5.00
there came, at daybreak, the welcome
sta rtlin g a t first glance, especially to
MITCHELL DRUG CO.
Lot 12, 50 feet, H. G. Newport
Lot 3. 50 feet B. L. Beal ..... 5.00
those whose business relations w ith Pilgrims Never Daunted by the call of “Land ho!” Or, as Bradford
E
sta
te
....................................
3.50
Lot
11,
50
feet,
H.
R
oblnett
..
5.00
Hermiston. Oregon
puts It, “after longe beating a t sea,
th a t big concern have been more or
Lot 13, 50 feet, H. G. N ew port
Lot 12, 50 feet, Genevieve K im ­
they fell with th at land which Is called
Perils
of
the
Sea.
leas friendly and in tim ate for a long
E state .................................... 3.50
........ .................................. 5.00
Cape Cod; the which being made A Block ball
7—
Lot 14, 85.7 feet, H. G Newport
tim e.
certainly knowne to be it, they were
E state .................................... 6.00
Lot 23, 25 feet, Genevlve K im ­
U ntil th is announcem ent was made Buoyed Up by Faith, Their Difficulties not a little Jovfull.”
ball ..........j...........................
50 ' Block 9—
the Union Pacific system operated
Lot 5, 50
Block 8—
and Dangers Were Met But to
u nder the u n it plan. T hat is, the
Lot 1, 30 feet, C. R. D urfey
oo ! Lot 6, 50
Be Overcome.
Block 10—
Block 11—
Union Pacific R ailroad company,
Lot 3, 25 feet, J. H. R aley ..,
50 i Lot 7,. 50
3.50
Oregon S hort Line and Oregon-W ash­
“These troubles being blmvne over,
Lot 8, 50
Lot 4, 25 feet, J. H. Raley ...
50
CITY TRANSFER AND HAY
and
now
all
being
compacte
togenther
ington R ailroad & N avigation Co.,
Lot 9, 50
Lot 6, 25 feet, Genevlve K im ­ ■
GIVE THANKS FOR ALL.
Lot 10, 50 feet, C lara W lsh art 3.50
w hile com prising th e system, were in one Shipe, they put to sea agalne
ball ........................................... 2.50
HAULING
Block 12—
Lot 13, 50 feet. Geo. F. Myers 3.50
still doing business u nder th e ir in­ with a prosperous winde, which con­
Lot
14,
50
feet,
Jam
es
W
lsh
art
tinued
(liverce
days
togeatlier,
which
Lot
20,
25
feet,
H
enry
Notz
..
2.50
Thanksgtvlng,
Lord,
Thanksgiving!
dividual titles.
For the blessings of our days;
.................................................. 3.50
Lot 21, 25 feet, H enry K notz 2.50
was some incouragmente unto them.”
Call at Shaar’s Barber Shop
U nder th e new arran g em en t Mr. So does William Bradford, In his his­ For the Joy that sings through homely Block 13__
Lot 15, 50 feet, Jam es W ishart
things
Edm onds became assistan t traffic tory “of Plimouth Plantation,’’ record
Lot
1,
50
feet.
Inland
E
m
pire
..................................................
3
50
PHONE 461
In the common trodden ways.
Lot 16, 40 feet, Jam es W lsh art
Lum ber Co.............................. 5.00
m anager of the Union Pacific system, the final setting out of the Mayflower For life and love and plenty,
....................................................... 2.80
Lot 2, 50 feet. O. P. B righam 5.00
For laughter and for tears;
w ith head q u arters a t P ortland, in ­ from Plymouth on September 16, 300
Lot 2, 50 feet, O. P. B righam 5.00 i
For Thy wise plan of good to man.
J. L. CROSLAND
stead of traffic m anager of th e O. W. years ago. It is with this passage that
Thanksgiving through the years!
Block B—
■■ b b b i b b i b b i i m s b i b b h
he
opens
his
ninth
chapter,
that
where­
■
■
Lot 2, 47% feet, J. H. Reid .. 4.75 i g Hermiiton
R. R. & N. Wm. McMurray, general
si!
Umatilla g
Thanksgiving, Lord, Thanksgiving!
Lot 3, 47% feet, J. H. Reid .. 4.75
passenger agent and H. E. Louns- in be deals “of their vlonge. A how
For thy bounty unto us;
they passed the sea, and of their safe For the gracious yields of ripened fields
Lot
4,
47%
feet,
E.
E.
McMil-
,
bury, general fre ig h t agent of the
lan E state ........................... 4.75
arrlvnll at Cape Codd.” In many ways
That are so marvelous.
O. W., are now general passenger It is one of the most interesting For the summer's golden promise
Lot 5, 47% feet, E. E. McMil­
That the fruitful autumn bore.
lan E sta te ........................... 4.75 !
ag ent and general fre ig h t agent, re ­ ehaptess in one of the most interesting
people raise the voice of praise—
Lot 6, 47% feet, E. E. McMil­
spectively, of the Union Pacific sys­ books in the language. For although Thy
Thanksgiving evermore!
lan E state ........................... 4.7 5
tem and are In position to handle detnlls are few, and the narrative, as
Lot 7. 47% feet, J. H. Reid .. 4.75
Lord, Thanksgiving!
system m a tte rs as freely as they ever. Is calm and mntter-of-faet, it Thanksgiving,
Lot 8, 47% feet. J. H. Reid .. 4.75
For all Thy ships at sea
presents ju st those essentials which That
form erly did O. W. m atters.
Lot 9, 47% feet J. H. Reid .. 4.75
bear afar the brave that are
LEAVE
enable each one to fashion for himself
In service unto Thee.
Lot 10, 47% feet E. E. McMil
Pendleton
8:00 12:00 4:00
Thanksgiving, Lord, Thanksgiving!
a satisfying picture of his own.
lan ......................................... 4,75
For Thy hosts In ev'ry clime
9:15 1:15 5:15
Echo
The first impression to be gained And
“
L
o
t
11,
47%
feet
E.
E.
McMil­
Farm Reminders
ev’ry land, where’er they stand.
lan ................... ..................... 4.75
Stanfield
9:30 1:35 5:35
Thanksgiving through all time!
Because of a dry fall it is likely from the reccrd is. perhaps, one of the
Lot 12, 47% feet E. E. McMil­
great labor and great slowness of this
—ESTHER CLARK H ILL
9:55 1:55 5:55
H erm iston
th a t considerable re-seeding of fall
lan ..................................,..... 4.75 ,
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passage of the sea. At first there was
Into U m atilla 10:15 2:15 6:15
g rain w ill need to be done next the fair wind and a clear sky, and
City of H erm iston 2nd A ddition ac­
Thanksgiving Lore.
cording
to
p
lat
filed
w
ith
County
spring. Since there has been such a If there was some sadness ns the coast
LEAVE
To entirely prepare a Thanksgiving Recorder A pril 22, 1907.
8:00 12:00 4:00
U m atilla
g reat predom inance of w inter w heat of Devon was finally lost to sight In dinner is a sign that you will have a Block
F—
8:20 12:20 4:20
H
erm
iston
d u rin g the past two years many the September mist, there was much house of your own before another
Lot 6, 54 feet F ra n k Reeder .. 5.40
8:45 12:45 4:45
Stanfield
L ot 7, 54 feet, F ra n k Reeder 5.40 J
farm ers have lost th e ir seed of spring thankfulness, toe, and Joyful looking Thanksgiving.
Lot 8, 54 feef, F ran k Reeder 5.40
9:00 1:00 5:00
Echo
varieties. Those
having
spring forward, and, ns Bradford puts it,
L ot 9, 54 feet, J. T. H inkle .. 5.40 !
NOTICE OF SALE
Into Pendleton 10:15 2:16 6:16
w heat suitable for seeding purposes “some incouragmente.” The high sens
Notice is hereby given th a t by v ir­
L ot 10, 54 feet, E. H. Geary, .. 5.40
In 1620 were, however, not hospitable
H erm isto n S atu rd ay
should probably hold it u n til afte r to the little Mayflower. Three hundred tu e of the a u th o rity of th e City j Block H—
TWO TRIPS SUNDAY
Lot 4, 54 feet, Thos. Jaques 5.40
th e seeding season next spring in years ago she was still plowing her C h arter of th e City of H erm iston and
Leaving Pendleton 8 a. m. and
H.
B.
WARNER
order to av ert a serious shortage. way westward, with the long-looked- th e direction of th e City Council au- ■ City of H erm iston according to !
4 p. m.
th o rizln g and d irectin g the T reasu rer plat filed w ith Recorder of U m atilla
— IN -
W hen re-seedlng In the spring It Is for land still hundreds of ml'es nhpad. of th e City of H erm iston to collect County, March 21, 1908.
L eaving U m atilla 8 a. m. and
alw ays desirable to use a red spring Nevertheless, the worst of her troubles th e unpaid assessm ent for th e city Block 1—
H f (
4 p. m.
Lot 1, 84 feet, H. G. Newport
w heat w here the fall variety is red, were, over, for it was about inid-At- irrig atio n w ate r for th e year 1921,
7 22 Cottonwood
Phone 868
lantlc
that,
with
the
fair
winds
and
levied
and
imposed
u
nder
th
e
provi­
E state .................................... 5.88 •
a w hite sp rin g w heat > w here th e
10 p ercen t of receipts will go
Wc
Deliver
Parcels
a
t
W
ay Points
sions
of
O
rdinance
No.
7
6,
passed
Lot 2, 50 feet, H. G. N ew port
fall v ariety is w hite, and a spring wpnther of hpr setting out almost for­ by the city council and approved by
to the local Red Cross.
E sta te .................................... 3.50 ■
gotten 'In the storms th at had fol­
PARBS
w hite club when r^-seeding a field lowed, the Mayflower came so near th e m ayor on Ju ly 2, 1913, an d ordi­
Lot 3, 50 feet, H. G. N ew port
P e n d l e t o n t o E c h o . S I.IO
E sta te ...................................... 3.50 ■
of w in ter club.—O. A. C. E xperim ent to turning back once more toward nance No. 96 passed by the city coun­
P e n d l e t o n t o S t a n f i e l d , S I.S B
Lot 4, 50 feet, H. G. Newport
station.
England. For days she had been cil and approved by th e m ayor on
H erm isto n Sunday
P o n d l o t o n t o H e r m i i t o n , S1.7S
April 17, 1918.
E sta te ....................................... 3.50 “
tossed about and buffeted with cross
P e n d l e t o n t o U m a t i l l a , S 3 .IB
I w ill on th e 2 4th day of December
Lot 5, 50 feet, H. G. Newport
BRYANT WASHBURN
Good dairy ca ttle provide th e best winds and “many fierce stormes.” Her 1921, at th e h o u r of 10 o’clock in the
E s t a t e ....................................... 3.50 ~
in
Lot 14, 84.8 feet, H. G. Newport
m a rk e t fo r hay and ¡farm grcfwn upper works were leaking, and one of forenoon of said day a t th e City
Station at Hotel Oregon and
E state ...................................... 5.94 ™
roughage. B u tter fa t is b ringing a the main beams amidships was Council C h a m b e rln th e City of H er-
xbs
“bowed A craked.” The whole ship,
Hotel Hermiston
good price w hile hay and oth er feeds Indeed, “was shroudl.v shaken,” and ■ B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B « “
are low er th a n for years. In addi­ there was some fear that she would
atso
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tion th e fe rtility of the soil Is m ain­ never be able to perform her voyage.
“ S la y in g th e H ip p o ”
tained by th is practice.— O. A. C. E x­
A serious consultation was, there­
a ■ This Is the first of 1 plctnres entitled
a
■
fore.
held
between
the
pilgrims
and
perim ent station.
“ Wild Men of A fric a ”
a ■
the m aster and his crew, and some
a
■
were for returning rath er than cast
E L E C T R IC F I X T U R E S ■
Fall Planting in Favor
t s Umatilla Tuesday
themselves Into “Inevitable perlll.”
g 2 A N U A P P L IA N C E S
F all p la n tin g of fru it trees may be But. In the end, when the mnster de­
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Hermiston Wednesday II J “ 2 0 8 r . C o u r t Phone
S t. P e n d le to n , O ro .
done a t th is tim e as th e nursery clared he was sure of his ship below
B a
H A RR Y CAREY
S
stock Is probably an m ature as It w ill her bearings, and the ship’s carpenter
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get, although some strip p lln g of declared th a t he could make her
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b a
leaves may be necessary ow ing to the sound above, the seamen, faced with
“ D e s p e r a te T r a il* ”
W ant AdB B ring Resulto
¡open fa ll season. In planting! at, the fact th a t It was as far back to
■ a
b
England as li was to America, con­
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th is season th e soil should not be
packed around th e trees as it is In
th e spring. F all set trees in a mild
No Getting Away.
clim ate become well established over
w inter, callouses form on the roots,
th e tree is ready to s ta r t early In the
"Servich First Store”
spring. T hen, too, the w ork comes
a t a tim e when regular w ork is not
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UMATILLA, OREGON
pressing.— O. A. C. E xperim ent s ta ­
2
tion.
Autographic
Brownies
“THEY DARED ALL”
: THEATRES !
Pendleton and
Thanksgiving S Umatilla Stage
Special
FRANK MAYO ■
“The Fighting
Lover”
Dice Destiny19
Burglar Proof
¡BARNEY OLDFIELD
■ ««■■■■■assiaaiBiiP,
’ Î.T .L .V A U G H A N !
Has Knccked the
stuffing out of Ford
size tire prices
STA NG EBY & G A ST
AFRICANS LIKE THE PICTURES!
Natives Willing to Pose Before the
Camera at all Times
Native African savages are not
averse to posing before the camera
as the first episode of the Paramount
-Vandenbergh Exploration series of
“Wild Men of Africa" which w ill be
shown at the Play House next Sun­
day Indicates. Among the Wanylka
tribe In the Gullamo country, the
women were curious to know what It
was all about when Dr. Vandenbergh
and Dr. George Burbank Shattuck
prepared to photograph them. When
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W e a r e e x c lu s iv e d e a le r * in H e r m is to n
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W e W eld A n y th in g b u t a B roken H e a rt
.
Libby’s Mince M eat, larg e g lass ja rs, enough fo r
tw o pies, special 95c.
C ran b erries, cider, squashes an d m ost all T h an k s­
g iv in g necessities. O ur stock of
hl
NEIL & BARKER CO. I
Hermiston, Oregon
Thanksgiving is Near
Phone 264 ■
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Phez Jams and Jellies
J u s t cam e In d ire c t fro m facto ry . Do you know
you g e t th e la rg e size ja m in an y flavor a t 45c now?
W e a re still p ay in g th e h ig h e st prices fo r eggs
h ere in U m a tilla as usual.
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