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THE HEBMIHTOK HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. High School Mirror EXCHANGE Devoted to the Interest and Development of the Hermiston Schools D ra ft, to A ll P a rt, of the United State, $ 1.00 to 1 1 0 .0 0 — 5c $ 1 0 .0 0 to $ 5 0 .0 0 .- 10c $ 5 0 .0 0 to $ 1 0 0 .0 0 „ Each additional.$100 D ra ft, and Traveler, Check, far all P art, World 15c 15c Voi. 2. The mid-winter exams are over and the new semester has begun. Sever al subjects have been added this semester. Agriculture, higher arth- metic and botany are some of the new subjects. Ho. 19 tends to put on the operetta this spring. Will the pullets be laying next tall when the price of eggs Is high est? A definite hatching plan now and provisions for carrying out the schedule will help toward that end.— ; O. A. C. Experiment station. L O D G E D IR E C T O R Y ueen E sther chapter n ». ioi . o. e . 8 , m eet. .econd Tu<aday .v e n in , o / each month • t 81B .harp in Maionic hall. V i.itin » member* Minnie E. Stew art, W. M. Kathryn 1* Garner. See. Q ¡■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a — ■ _ . . e . . IN LODGE NO. W8. A . F. * A . M . £ i on l F i First r i t and «d"Tk?rd • • meet* in Masonic * Hal) Third Tuesday ivening« of each " ------- month. k £> T u M d ey ev en *- Vinitin< broth- Back in Business Ì Mrs. Gunn of the high school fac ulty has been In Portland for sever al days because of Illness of her son, THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON Henry. While she has been away, Hermiaton. Oregon According to the Stanfield Stand Mrs. Putman has been substituting. ard, Stanfield high school has drop Henry is seriously 111 and it Is un ped out of the State Debating League certain when Mrs. Gunn will return. This leaves only Hermiston and Uma- i N o ® ? h ? fr e b ? “ Ì e K V K legal til,a tn thls di8tr,ct' As th,B 18 ‘he Mr. Voelker is planning on at 1 voters of School District No. 14 of flrst year Umatilla has put out a de- tending a meeting of the principals of Umatilla County, State of Oregon, bating team, Hermiston should be schools of the county to be held at Our new brick shoe store is now open ■ that a School Meeting of said District successful in this district. Pendleton Saturday. with a new line of goods. See us for will be held at the school house, on | ______ SHOE REPAIRING the 11th day of February. 1922, at . ... -, . £ The processes in the making of 3 o'clock in the afternoon to elect Last Friday night, the Athena high OAK TAN SHOE STORE FOR SALE ■ one director to fill the vacancy caused school boys basketball team beat the woolen goods are shown in an Inter by M. D. Scroggs resigned. •a tm R o d g e re , P ro p . local high school team by a score of esting exhibit received from the Pen. ■ R. A. Brownson, Clerk. F. B. Sway- 33 to 3. The Athena team displayed FOR SALE—Six months billy sired dleton Woolen Mills by the Commer I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B n ■■■■! 20-3tc by *1000 Nubian. Bernard Signs, ze, Chairman. team work and basket shooting, cial Geography class. Boardman, Oregon. 20-4tc. which were impossible for Hermiston NOTICE TO CREDITORS FOR SALE!—Two or three fresh cows. In the County Court of the State of to attain on account of lack of gym Next weeks Issue of the Hermiston Oregon for Umatilla County. In nasium facilities. Saturday night Herald will be put out by the high R. O Horning. 20-ltp HERMISTON AUTO TRUCK the Matter of the Estate of Ben the Athena boys beat the Stanfield school students. Some of the high jamin F. Newcomer, deceased. FOR SALE—One steel Range and Notice is hereby given that the . high school team 35 to 10 which school students are interested in TRANSFER Heater, Library table, Bed and Cot, Rocker. Tubs and Boiler. All undersigned has been appointed exe- would make things seem about equal, journalism and since Mr. Malnwar- cutor of the last will and testament ______ good and goes at a great sacrifice. ing, editor of the Herald is away It * Call at W. W. Felthouse old place of Benjamin F. Newcomer, deceased, P M O N I OREGON HARDW ARE In, the preliminaty games Friday will give the students an excellent 4*6 miles east of Hermiston. A. and has qualified as the law directs. N o . 431 All persons having claims against night the junior and senior girls chance to show their “talent.” The L. Anderson. 20-ltc. said estate are required to present snowe(j under the Freshmen and whole high school is to help in the FOR SALE— Selected Tillamook the same to me with proper vouchers. Sophomores. edition, with the staff of the Mirror H. Robinett, Prop. county dairy calves out of high at the office of my attorney, W. J. In charge. Warner In Hermiston, Oregon within grade cows making 300 pounds Friday night of this week both Hermiston, Ore. of fat of better In cow testing as six months from the date hereof. Dated this 28th day of December, Hermiston high school teams play sociation and purebred registered Grade News sires. For particulars and prices 1921. Joe McNaught who has been out Willard W. Felthouse at Stanfield. The boys game should write Frank A. Rowe, 53 Fourth Executor be a fast one as the teams seem falr- of school on account of a serlus acci St., Portland, Ore., dealer In dairy 16-5tc. ! ly evenly matched. Little Is known dent is In school again. stock. 20-2tc. Tom Thumb Wedding Big Success Stanfields girls team. Everyone FOR SALE OR TRADE— Four wheel About fifty children took part In wjj0 can jg urged to go to Stanfield The seventh grade Is sorry to lose SEE drive aut truck new pneumatic a very attractive entertainment. Florence Madden from the class. She and root for Hermiston. tires. Easy terms for cash deal, 'The Marriage of the Midgets or Tom moved to Arlington last week. or will trade for land, cattle and hogs. W. A. Leathers. 16-tfc. rhombs Wedding” given Thursday The senior class have ordered evening in the Hermiston Play House ' |j,ejr p|n8 an<j rings at last after dis- The seventh grade exams are over FOR SALE— Registered Jersey cow Also Economy King separator and About two hundred people attended CU8Bing the matter for several months and everyone is happy again. ______ 8 foot black walnut extension din the Wedding. The Butler, Leonard Voelker took ; The b<K)kg for the operetta .<Tho ing table Mrs. B. K. Sprague. In the eighth grade semester exams Phone 282. 19-4tc. his place at the enterance ready to , LOve Pirates of Hawll’ have been re- the highest grades were made by Hen -F O R - announce the relatives an Invited ce|ve(jj an(j (ry outs for the cast will ty Shelladay, Howard Reid and Er- GROW GRAPES under contract. guests as they were ushered In by ! be held soon. The high school In- nest Parrish. Very low prices for vines for com mercial planting. Peaches, Apri Eddie Bensel and Vivian Horning, cots, Cherries, all kinds of fruit who Indicated their places In a curi high school department staged a pie and ornamental stock. Ask for ous manner bowing to each couple sale at the cafeteria luncheon on grape circular. Home Nursery as they reached their places. Monday. Three kinds was served, C h Itlililnnd, Wash. 17-tfo The first couples to enter were 8F B C IA L CO RRESPO NDENCE apple, lemon and chocolate. The de and Grandmc(ther BUY A HOME— 10 to 64 acres, par Grandfather mand greatly exceeded the supply. tially Improved. Joins city on Thumb, Glen Parsons and Margaret Boardman, Ore., Jan. 23— Tho east. Water right paid to date. Waterman. The Brides mother, lit- wory of the first semester of the The members of the Boardman elec 12 yenrs to pay. Eber D. Mossle. 17-8tc. tie Bernice Wann, Grandparents of Boardman school was completed last tion board are receiving appoint the Bride, Norris Adams and Jim week practically all the examinations ment slips from the county clerk this FOR SALE—Thorohred Jersey Helf Warner; Minister's wife. Edna Bary- and reports having been completed L, «jJlA er fresh March 1. 1 thorohred man; Sisters Genevieve Hann and In spite of adverse conditions result- week- Jersey heifer 10 mo. old. August Ruth Bensel; Cousins, Ray Parson3, ing In the school pumping plant go- A dally rabbit drive has been tho F. Belsse. 19-tfc. Mary Brownson; Aunts, Margaret Ing out of commission. The high order of the day for some time past, Wtshart, Margaret Deck. Other In- school play has been chosen and the FOR SALE— A new camera, cost *38 vlted guests: Frank Adams, Margret books ordered. It will be a musical as a supplement to the poison cam for *25. Inquire Herald office. Sampson, Merrlth Schilling, Vivian comedy entitled “In Hot Tamale paign. It Is estimated that at least 6-tfc. 15,000 rabbits have been killed by Smith, Forest Evans, Nell Wlnesett, Land." both methods this winter. Edmond Briggs, Marjory Mullens, LOST AND FOUND A. D. CROSLAND & SON Morris Mullens, (Batchelor friends) On Friday night we had hoped the Notice has been received from Dorothy Straw, Marlon Henderson. worst was over, when for a few Inquire pocket books. FOUND 2 16-3tc. Merlin Ernheart, Mabie Parsons, hours a southwestern Chinook pre Portland that special luncheons will Herald. I xui I h Stone. Marjory Putman. vailed, but during the night the be served by the Chamber of Com The three old maids were Dorothy frost king again assumed sway and merce during the week Jan. 23 to MISCELLANEOUS Hitt. Shirley Brownson and Jano the enforced vacation at the school is 28 featuring in the menus Oregon E. L. HALL Transfer. Call Knerr’s Warner. still on. With the continued cold products and industries. The Board- The Bridesmaids (were Margaret some of the pipes in the more expos man Cheese Association is offering garage. Phone 152. 12-tfc. TWO TRUCKS Ernhart, Helen Wann, Mildred ed places are bursting, and the ex Swiss Cream Brick Cheese and Frank Owing to the fact that the Coal Phelps. Ruth Dodd. QUICK SERVICE tent of the repairs necessary will be Otto Is sending a can of Supreme Mines u tta h sight draft to Bill of Candied Honey as Boardman’s con Bestman, Chester Cook. Groom, Lading making all coal strictly cash Buddy Prime. Bride I. ou 1 h Schlnke. unknown until they are all loosened tribution. up by warmer weather. on arrival, we are compelled to In stall a cash with order system to otir Maid of Honor, Patsy Patterson. cretin «rs. Beginning Aug. 10th, Father. Richard Hitt. Minister Har Prizes For Picked People Miss Myrtle McNeill Is spending 1921. ull orders for fuel must be ac vey Adams. Ice Cream servers, the enforced holiday with Mrs. The Hermiston Herald has been re Calls Answered All Hours companied with cash. Betty Smith, Ethel Kennings and Vi Blanche Watkins, Boardman primary- quested to announce that all high Inland Empire Lumber Co. olet Smith, school students in this territory are teacher, who lives at -Irrigon. 4 8-tfc. Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. The solo parts were especially well eligible for the prize play writing SHOP— —Oa les rendered and all those who were TIRE ELLIOTT'S The Interest in base ball has be contest, conducted by the Dramatic 52-ltc. present enjoyed a splendid program. tires. come evident In spite of the weather. C h* of Gooding College, which Is The play was given under the aus Last Saturday night the local club composed of members chosen from ■ E L E C T R I C F I X T U R E S ? CASH Paid for second hand good, pices of the M. E Ladles Aid and un gave a dance In order to secure mon the department of expression. • A N D A P P L IA N C E S Correll's Shop. 17-tfc der directions of Miss Howell. Phone 139 This contest haa grown out of tho 1 ey for supplies. , 2 0 3 3 . C o u r t 3 t . P e n d le to n , O re . g conviction that there is much latent THE feeling of security Is well worth Income Tax in Nutshell How about the premium puid. Who? Single persons who had net The Rev. Mr. Hillis who serves the talent in our high schools which, if ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■in that Fire Insurance? See the E. Income of *1,000 or more, or gross churches at Boardman and Irrigon discovered and developed, will lead 11-tfe P. Dodd Agency. Income of *5,000 or more. Married has been delivering a series of ser to the betterment of the American TYPEWRITER ribbons and carbon couples who had net Income of *2000 mons In Umatilla during the past drama. paper at the Herald office. The plan provides a list of prises or more, or gross Income of *5,000 week and will resume again next to be given for the best one-act play or more. week. At present he Is absent In New ,nd Used Merchandise bought, sold When? March 15, 1922, Is final the Western part of the state on written by high school students. The and exchanged. A. Correll. rules of the contest permit any stud date for filing returns and making other religious matters. TYPEWRITER Ribbons and earbon first payments. ent of any high school to compete. paper for sale at the Herald. LEAVE There are no limitations upon the Where? Collector of Internal (Too Into for last week) plays as to type or length, provided revenue for the district In which Pendleton 8:00 12:00 4:00 Boardman, Ore., Jan. 18— Notices Stoves, heaters, ranges Nxight. sold, ex the person llvos, or haa his principal have been served on the people of the they are suitable for one-act produc Echo 9:16 1:15 5:15 changed or repaired. Correll’s Shop. place of business. Stanfield 9:30 1:35 5:35 town that after 30 days water serv tion. Adding machine rolls of paper for The first prize will be *25.00; tho How? Full directions on Form ice from the school plant will be dis Hermiston 9:55 1:55 6:55 sale nt the Herald office. 1040A and Form 1040; also the law continued. as the rentals, even If all second *15.00; the third 100.00 and Into Umatilla 10:15 2:15 8:15 paid In, would not pay for the wear the fourth *5.00. All plays sent In WANTED TO BUY veal and eggs. and regulations. LEAVE Whnt? Four per cent normal tax and tear on the machinery. Further will be read by competent Judges, Send your eggs. Write or phone 8:00 12:00 4:00 about veal. Earl Brownell, Uma on taxable Income up to *4,000 In action of the school board at Its reg who will name the winners. The Umatilla 8:20 12:20 4:20 Hermiston tilla. 1-tfc. excess of exemption. Eight per cent ular meeting last Saturday included manuscripts must he in the hands of Stanfield 8:45 12:45 4:46 the Judges by April 1 and. after the ADDING machine rolls at the Herald normal tax on balance of taxable In the placing of an order for a earload 9:00 1:00 8:00 come. Sur-tax from 1 per cent to of coal with Tra A. Berger, who had awarding of the prizes, will become Echo office. Into Pendleton 10:15 2:15 8:15 65 per cent on net incomes over 85,- In tho lowest bid when the decision the property of the dramatic club. Further Instructions concerning TWO TRIPS SUNDAY WANTED TO RENT Plano for about 000 for the year 1921. was made. Later In the day another five months. Miss Hand Bogard. the contest may he obtained from Leaving Pendleton 8 a. tn. and similar bid was placed. Past and Worth Considering 18-3tp 4 p. m. The question la not so much how future expenditures were checked up Esther Hope Jacoby, dramatic Direct' or, Gooding. Idaho. Leaving Umatilla 8 a. m. and with the Idea of arranging such econ you eon tract a cold, but how to get Taken Un Notice 4 p. m. Notice Is hereby given that I have ild of it with the least lose of time omies as possible without decreasing 722 Cottonwood Phone 888 Chamberlain’s Cough Remtdy taken up and held at my ranch 4 and Inconveniences. If you will con- the efficiency of the schools. A new miles west of Hermiston the follow elder the experience of others under call for outstanding warrants Is he- Thia la a plesant. safe reliable med We Deliver Parcels at Way Points ing described animals: icine for coughs and colds. It has 1 Brown gelding, branded on left slmilar circumstances, who have Ing made by the school clerk covering panse hip. cannot make out brand. 1 Bay been most successful In cheeking the last Installment of tax received been In use for many years and Is » « • l e t o n t e S c H » . St.OO gelding, no brand, about 4 years old thetr colds, tn their beginning, you from the county treasurer. The held In high esteem tn most house t e S t e n * « I d , U t.X S Said animals will be sold, unless re will secure a bottle of Chamberlain's West side hus route has been chang holds where Its good qualities are Renelle«» n t e M e r n e l e t e n , e i.S O d e e m e d at public auction to the high I U m e t i l i * . S t.T S est bidder for cash tn hand on the Cough Remedy without delay, and ed to go directly south from the beet known. It la a favorite with 1st day of March, 1922 at the above use If faithfully. There are many school house as long as the roads are mothers of young children, as It con tains no opium or other harmful described ranch at 1 o’clock p m Station at Hotel Oregon and fnntlllee who have used this prepara In suitable condition. Dated at Hermiston on this 25th tion successfully for years and hold drug. Try It when you have need of Hotel Hraiston dav of January. 1*22 The cooking class of the Junior such a remedy. 20-2tc. Signed—Prior Shaw. It In high «»teem. It la excellent. ” °DWDun<*n. Secy. V IN E Y A R D LODGE NO. 20«. l. o . o . F . v meets each Munday evening In Odd Fellows [ hall. Visiting members cordially invited. [ W. R. Loaahorn. Sec. Jack Knapp. N . G. P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S D R . R . G. G A G E P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n Office—Gladys Ave. near Fire* S t. Office Hours: Phone Ml 2 to 5; 7:80 to 9. D R . F R A N C IS P. A D A M S Physician ami Surgeon E yes trsateH, tested and Glasses Fitted Office over First Nat ion<1 Bank OFFICE PHONE. 92 RESIDENCE PHONE. 596 Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 5:30 p. m. Day or night calk anaweied promptly I H IT T BOARDMAN NEWS GUNS AMMUNITION A FULL UNE All Lines of Transfer Phone 785 A . F. B eiu e . W. M. DR. W. W. ILLSLEY Office over First National Bank Osteopathy Medicine Surgery Calls answered at all hours Office phone 551 Residence phone 711 D r . F. V. P R IM E D E N T IS T R Y Hermiston. Oregon Office, Bank Bltlÿ. Office Phone, 93 Residence Phone Office Hours 8 a. m. te 5 p. as. VV. J . W A R N E R ATTORNEY AT LAW H E R M IS T O N . O R E G O N J. D . Z Ü R C H E R L A W Y E R Stanfield - - O re g o n UMATILLA GENERAL HOSPITAL Well and Modernly Equipped Special Rates in Maternity Casei Miss Nell Kammerlin, superin tendent. Edwards Building ei . s . m c k e n z t e , m . n. EYE, EAR, NOSE A N D THROAT Has removed from his formerQocation in the Bond Bldar. to Rooms 1, 2 and 3 Inland EmpireCBank B'dff. P E N D L E T O N O R EG O N D R . L . C. R I C I I E Y OPTOMETRIST ANDlOPTICIAN E yes SeientificallylExamined Lenses Ground and Fitted American National Bank Bldff. Pendleton Oregon DR. RAY LOGAN, Physican and Surgeon Umatilla, Oregon Service Speed Economy F r u it, B a le d H a y a n d L iv e s to c k T r a n s f e r 0 . 0 . Felthouse :: Phone 404 ¡ J .L .V A U G I I A ^ I Pendleton and Umatilla Stage E . L . II A L L T R A N SFE R PH O NE 152 Leave order* at Knerr’s Garage Piatti CONFECTIONERY STATIONERY Delicious Wholesome C onfectionery Tasty Stationery For Women N eu» stand Cigars and Tobacco
