The Hermiston herald., February 02, 1922, Image 6

THE nE BM ISTO N IIERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
High School Mirror
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L O D G E D IR E C T O R Y
E sther chapter N o . ioi . o. e . s .,
Q ueen
mrets second Tu.-~lay everinif of each month
: Back in Business
at 8’<Hi »harp in Mu«»< D'c hall. Vi»itinjr member«
welcome.
Minnie E. Stew art. W. Mo
Kathryn L. Garner. Sec.
Devoted to the Interest and D evelopm ent of the H erm iston Schools
$ 5 0.00 to'$ 1 0 0 ,0 0 .... 15c
Each additional $100 ._ 15c
Vol. 2.
LJERMISTON LODGE NO. 138. A. F. A A . M .
El meets In Masonic Hall on First and Third
Tuesday <*venib«sof each month. Vialtin® breth­
ren weleeme.
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E. D. Dumran.'Becy.
A. F. Beisse^W . M.
No. 19
H ugh Fraser, Earnest Carson and
Edward McMillan of the Junior class
have been absent from school on ac­
count of illn ess.
debate before the h ig h school and
V IN E Y A R D LODGE NO 206, 1. O. O. F.
▼ meets each M' nday <verinir in Odd Fellows
upper grades. The affirm ative team
hall. VTsitinif members cordially invited.
w y„_. v -
Jack Knapp. N G .
composed of Doris Sw ayze and Paul
Stockard won a 2 to 1 decision over
P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S
the n egative team , composed of Zona
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON
The Junior class has a new mejn- B ensel and Grace Skinner. The first
H e rm is to n , O re g o n
U K K. G. C A L E
her, Miss A lice C linesm ith. She has debate o f the season w ill be held w ith
Our new brick shoe store is now open ■
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g s o n
been a tten d in g the N orth Central U m atilla Saturday even in g.
with a new line of goods. See us for
Office—Gladys Ave. near Fixa* St.
high school in Spokane and has re­
Hours:
SHOE REPAIRING
. Office
*» k- 'T-sn ♦
Phene 641
cen tly moved here and entered as a
Carl Meyers graduated from H igh
School at the close of the sem ester. »
OAK TAN SHOE STORE J
Junior .
NOTICE TO CREDITO RS
b k . EhANCib P. ADAMS
In the C ounty Court o f the S tate of
H is loss w ill be felt particularly in *
S a m R o d g a ra , P ro p .
Pbypw-ian and Suiycee
Oregon for U m atilla County. In
C hester and Ida Rhodes have mov- a th letics as he has been a member
Eyes treate»*, te s’vd end Glasses Fitted
the Matter of the E state ot Ben­
ed
to
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atilla
and
expect
to
en
ter
the
o
f
the
football
team
for
tw
o
years,
be­
Office over First N ations! Bark
jam in F. Newcom er, deceased.
OFFICE PHONE. 9»
sid es b ein g a prom ising track candi-
N otice is hereby given th at th e U m atilla h igh school.
RESIDENCE PHONE. 566
undersigned has been appointed exe-
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'date.
Office
Pone»*
9 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 6:80 p. m.
cutor o f the last w ill and testam en t
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o f Benjam in F. Newcom er, deceased,
Norman Pennock and Claud W h lt-
FOR SALE
Day or n igh t calls answ ered promptl»
HERMISTON AUTO TRUCK
The sta ff of the Mirror have been
and haB qualified as the law directs, sett are h avin g the Joy of taking the
D R . W . W . IL L S L E Y
FOR SALE— Six m onths billy sired All persons h avin g claim s ag a in st sem ester exam s th is week as th ey very busy all w eek. In order to mako
TRANSFER
Office over First National Bank
by >1000 Nubian. Bernard Signs, said estate are required to present were absent from school the exarni- th is w eek ’s edition of the H erald the
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Boardman, Oregon.
20-4tc. the sam e to me w ith proper vouchers,
Osteopathy
Medicine
Surgery
best ever.
at the ort'ice of my attorney, W. J. nation w eek.
Cal's answered at all hours
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FOR
SALE— Selected
Tillam ook
Office phone 551
Residence phet e 711
N o. 43
V ictor Stockard haa decided that
county dairy calves out o f high six m onths from the date hereof.
Last Friday n igh t th e Herm iston
“ ^ll1 **ajr
D ecem *,er' he has received enough know ledge high school basketball team s 6 o n »
grade cow s m aking 300 pounds 19', lltCd
of fat of better in cow testin g as
W illard W. F elth ou se
the book lore and has left school. double header victory over Stan field .
soclntlon and purebred registered
H. Robinett, Frop.
D E N T IS T K Y
The girls won an easy victory, only
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sires. For particulars and prices 16-5tc.
HeimTston, Oiegron
a llow in g S tan field 2 p oin ts w h ile
w rite Frank A. Rowe, 53 Fourth ------------------------------------------------- ------ The last chance Is gone to study
Hermiston. Ora.
Office, Bank Bldgr.
St., Portland, Ore., dealer In dairy
Office Phone. 93
Office Hour«
th ey rolled up 19. In the boys game
Taken Up Notice
T hat lesson assigned long ago.
Residence Phone
S a. m. to 5 p. m.
stock.
20-2tc.
th in gs w ere more equal, S tan field
N otice is hereby given th at I have And the days w hen we only idled
com ing back stron g in the second but
FOR SALE OR TRADE— Four w heel taken and have kept for about 30 And the m om ents w ent by so slow,
w ent under by a score of 23-14.
drive aut truck new pneum atic days at my ranch 7 m iles northeast
tires. Easy term s for cash deal, of Herm iston the follow in g described And now com es the great retribution
attorney at law
or w ill trade for land, cattle and
Our paym ent for id lin g so much.
Grade N ew s
hogs. W . A. Leathers.
16-tfc. anim als:
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IS T O N . OR EC O N
For
now
the
exam
s
are
loom
ing
Three pupils of th e seven th grade
One w h ite mare, old, no visib le
FOR SALE— R egistered Jersey cow brand, w eig h t about 1000 lbs., said Ahead to put us in “D u tch .”
have recently won Palm er awards.
J . 1 ). Z U R U I E R
Also Econom y K ing separator and anim al w ill be sold, unless redeemed
M. Rogers. Those w in n in g aw ards were H arvle
LA W YER
8 foot black w alnut extension d in ­
and Morris Adams and Dan Crlmlns.
in g table. Mrs. B. K. Sprague, at public auction to the h ig h est bid­
S t a n f ie ld
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O re g o n
P
ilo
t
Rock
w
ill
play
here
on
Feb.
der
for
cash
In
hand
on
the
13th
day
Phone 282.
19-4tc.
UM ATILLA G E N E R A L H O SPITA L
The pupils of the seven th grade
of February, 1922 at the above de­ 10. Be sure to come out and see the
W ell and Modernly Equipped
GROW GRAPES under contract. scribed ranch at 1 o ’clock p. m.
ate en joyin g basketball practice w ith
game.
Very low prices for vin es for com­
Special Rates in Maternity Cases
Mr. B ensel as coach.
Dated at Herm iston on th is 30th
m ercial p lanting. Peaches, A pri­
Miss N ell K annnerlin, superin­
The H erm iston h igh school basket
cots, Cherries, all kinds of fruit day of January, 1922.
tendent.
Signed G. L. B ennett ball tyam s both boys and girls go Io
Last w eek the 7th grade had a trip
and ornam ental stock. Ask for 21-2tc.
Edwards Bnilding
grape circular. Home N ursery — ■-------------------------------------------------— P endleton Friday. P endleton did around (he world in U ncle Sam ’s
Co. R ichland, W ash.
17-tfc
sam
yle
case,
the
St.
Louts.
T
hey
v
is­
Baptist Church Notices
not come here because of the icy con-
I I .S .M < ' K K N Z 1 E M I ) .
R V. Ashmun. m inister. R esidence dltlon o f the roads and this leave1 ited fifty -fo u r o? the lead in g ports
EYE. EAR. NOSE A N D THROAT
BUY A HOME— 10 to 64 acres, par­
Has removed from his former location In the
of
the
world.
T
his
week
they
are
¡only one gam e for us w ith Pendleton
tia lly Improved. Joins city on first house east of Library.
Bend Bldjr. to
cast. W ater righ t paid to date
touring Sw itzerland.
R oosevelt’s 8th reason for going
Rooms 1, 2 ard 3 Inland Empire Punk B’d«r.
12 years to pay. Eber D. Mossie
W ednesday m orning the debatin'’
D
on’t
Trust
’Em
— and—
17 -8 tc lo church. “ He w ill meet and not or
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« O K I (ii'N
The day before the teacher, Mrs.
speak to good, quiet neighbors, lie earns o f the high school gave a trial
Morris had said: "The su n never sets
FOR SALE— F ine H elfer. Be fresh w ill come aw ay feelin g a little more
U K . K . » . K 1« II I’. Y
on the B ritish .”
in tw o weeks. F. D. Callahan charitable toward all the world, F A R M B U R E A U M E E T IN G
OPTOMETRIST A N D OPTICIAN
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T
hat
n
igh
t
Marjorie
Cooper
said
to
Motor R oute A.
E je s Scientifically Examined
even toward those excessively fool-
A T COLUM BIA S C H 0 0 I
her m other: “W hy d o esn ’t the sun
Lenses Ground and Fitted
ish young men w ho regard church- I
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FOR SALE— A new camera, cost 33«
American National Bank
Pendleton
ever set on th e B ritish ? ”
goin
g
as
a
soft
prtform
ance.
The
Columbia
Farm
Bureau
cotn-
Bldtf.
Oregon
for 325. Inquire H erald office
“ B ecause,” said Mrs. Cooper, “The
6-tfc
Sunday school 10. A ll are w elcom e m|tte e has arranged for a com m unity Lord doesn’t trust the B ritish in the
D R . R A Y LOGAN,
to the Sunday school. W e h a v e ,m eetin g to be held in the school dark for fear th ey w ill steal another
P h ysicau and Surgeon
LOST A N D F O U N D
classes for all and it makes us hay- house Friday even in g, at 7 :3 0 . A fter stl Ip of lan d .”
Umatilla, Oregon
py to see new ones each Sunday.
a report has been made on the work
FOUND 2 pocket books. Tiiqulre
The Junior B. Y. P. U. m eets in the o t the past year, plans w ill be drawn
1 6 -3 I C . basem ent at 11 o ’clock, a cordial In- up for a series of m eetin gs and act-
Herald.
v ila lio n Is extended to the children iv ities In w h ich the people of the
1 of die Junior age. Mrs. Francis Illsley com m unity can get togeth er for m o­
M ISC ELLANEO U S
und .Mrs. Knox In charge.
1 ual social, educational and financial
E. L. HALL Transfer. Call Knerr’s
The Senior B. Y. P. U. m oets In the »eneflt.
12-tfc.
1
gnrage. Phono 152.
basem ent at 6 :3 0 .
As a special attraction , Rev. Geo.
Owing to the fact that the Coal | The young people of the Conven-
of T endieton has kindly
Mines a t t a h sigh t draft to B ill of
flcld are to Join the aduits ln u tented to give a talk
Rev. Clark Is
L ading m aking all coal strictly cash
"Stew ardship” ’’ during Feb more than an en terta ln ln « 8Peakei
on arrival, we are compelled to in - ,
y
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' P
d
¡w ith a fund of in ten sely in terestin g
sta ll a cash w ith order syntem to our l'>P*c Consecration m eeting. B ettor
, exp e, | onces drawn from the
e v it in « is , B egin n in g Aug. 1 Oth, ;B aptist Y oung P eople.” The young personal experiences ura
world war and h is in tim ate personal
1921, a ll orders for fuel must be ac­ people are cordially Invited.
onncctlon w ith th e life of real peo­
com panied w ith rash.
A ttention Is called to the a n ­
ple. He Is the kind of a speaker win
Inland Empire Lumber Co.
nouncem ent realeased Jan. 30 to the
can bolster up your moral courage,
4 8-tfc. Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
effect that Miss Lucile W ithers for
give you a feelin g of pride in your
SHOP— G ales over 12 years a m issionary in Swa- honest efforts to do righ t and fill
TIRE
ELLIOTT’S
6 2 -ltc . tow China and who has been study­
tires.
your heart and soul w ith a determ ln-
ing social conditions o f America at
CASH Paid for second h a rd goods Columbia U niversity Is now lectur­ tlon to do good.
C orrell’s Shop.
IV-tfe
ing In Oregon, W ashington. Idaho, 1
TH E feelin g o f security Is w ell worth C alifornia and Arizona. Miss W ith - RRIG0N FARMERS WILT GET
C H A N C E TO H E A R SPE C IA L IST S
the premium paid.
How about i-rs Is to be In Herm iston W ednesday,
th at Fire Insurance? Soe the E. February 15 for an afternoon and
11-tfc even in g m eeting. W atch for further
P. Dodd Agency.
On Friday. February 10 Mr. Jam ie­
TYPEW RITER ribbons and carbon notice. Miss W ith ers w ill speak on son from the D airy D epartm ent at
the su b ject "‘Misatons (around the C orvallis w ill be In Irrigon to dis
paper nt the Herald office.
W orld.” The American Pence Con­ •uss dairying problem s w ith the
New and Used Merchandise bought, sold ference w ill he discussed. Causes of farm ers of that section.
and exchanged.
A. Correll.
depression and how to meet the sit­
On Saturday, February 11 P rofes­
sor Brew ster a poultry sp ecialist of
TYPEW RITER Ribbons and carbo« uation.
M orning w orship at 11. Theme. nany years experience w ill discuss
paper fo r sale at the Heruld.
"Stew ardship.” T h is is the first of |h c proper feed in g of the farm flocks
Stoves, heaters, ranges bought, sold, ex­ a series of serm ons on th is theme. to g rea tjy increase the egg produe-
changed or repaired Correll's Shop.
Don’t m iss any of the series if y o u i t |on- j t | a a w en know n fact that
A dding m achine rolls of paper fu: ran heln l t „
the production of the average farm
sale nt the Herald office.
E vening them e.
“Stew ardship.” f,ockB Can be doubled w ithout great-
The second of the scries of serm ons )y ^ c r e a sin g th e cost of m aintain-
W ill sell the following described property
W ANTED TO BUY veal and eggs w ihch are being preacher throughout , nR and tt ta oni y through a better
Send your eggs. W rite or phone
Convention. Invite understanding of breeding, feeding
about veal. Earl Brow nell, Until 'ho Northern
Hila.
1-tfc your friends.
and h ousing that the farm flocks
Prayer m eeting Thursday evening. betterm ent can bo brought about.
ADDING m achine rolls nt the Heruld T his is our regular business m eeting.
Those in charge desire th at a large
office.
•’Stew ardship'' Is the subject for the atten d an ce m ight be obtained for ’ he
evening.
program of these tw o days.
D ra ft, and T raveler. Check» for all P a rt. W orld
J
WANT ADS
U r . F . V . P R T m S
W. J. W A R N E R
SFE
H IT T
-F O R -
GUNS
AMMUNITION
A FULL LINE
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SALE —
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A t my place 2 and one-half miles north and one-half
mile east o f Hermiston on
M O N D A Y , FEB. 6
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Commencing at 1 O ’Clock
Taken Ut> Notice
N otice Is hereby given that I have
H ealth Shown by F inger Nall».
taken tip and held at my ranch 4
Tlie rapidity of the growth of the
m iles west of Herm iston the follow -
m ils is Indicative of the health. The
lilt; described anim als:
1 Brown geld in g, branded on left growth ot the nails on the right hand
Mp. eannot make out brand. 1 Bay s in most iieople more rapid than of
gelding, no brand, about 4 years o'd hose on the left hand. Another curl
Said anim als w ill be sold, u n l e s re­ -us point la that the rate of growth
deem ed. at pnhlie nitetlon to the high
eel bidder for rash In hand on the if the mill depends directly on the
let day of March, 1*22 nt the above ength of the Unger. Thus the nails
described ranch at 1 o'clock p nt.
di the tw o middle Ungers of men grow
Dated at Hermiston on th is 25th ..ore rapidly than those on the tirsi
day of January. 1922.
tnd fourth (Infers respectively, and
2O-2tc.
S igned— Prior Shaw
hos,- in tu n , tire more ►pmshly giown
Notice of School Meeting
N otice la hereby given lo the legal
voters of Sehool D istrict No 14 of
U m atilla County, S tate o f Oregon,
that a School M eeting o f said District
w ill be held at the school house, on
the 11th day of February, 1922, at
3 o’clock In the afternoon to elect
one directoi to fill the varaney caused
by M D ueroggs resigned.
R A. Brownson. Clerk. F. B Sw ay­
ze. Chairman.
20-3 tc
Read the Wand Ad«.
W ant Ada B ring Resulta
New Bennett Picture
"Her H usband’s F rien d .” w hich is
to be the attraction at Pound's. Uma-
-tllla . Sunday 3 p. m. and the Play
House at 7 :1 5 and 9 is th e latest
Param ount picture In w hich Enid
B ennett Is starred. The story was
„dapted to the screen from Marjorie
Bcnton Cooke’s novel "The Incubus."
“ Her H usband's Friend." » a s made
under the direction of Fred N lblo
The photography w as in charge of
than those on the d ttte bocera.
George B arnes, ho has handled the
cam era in p ractically all of Miss Ban-
Redwood* In Italy.
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. i o , . . _ redw
. oods
j are commonly
. n ett s m any successes.
I o nltforuia
found planted in every section of Italy,
and they seem to develop speedily
Chamberlain's Tablets
under the riHiditions <>f ihe Italian cit- For Indigestion and Constipation
mate, »ays the A m encnn Forestry
'T h e n icest and pleasan test medl-
Magaalne. In Bologna recently a re<t- rlne I h are used for Indigestion and
wood trae over ftm.- feet In diameter ron al|p atlon Is
w sa cut which ha.l been pianted mdy
shou,
y ea r.
.. w r l, ^
Tah-
M tdd,„
« “ • Orove. N. Y. T h e , work lik e a charm
,
«*'«* or ,MVe
un'
tree are now exhibited In the Museum
.
..f the Royal Forestry college at H o o *"<’ do
tuvK
C ham berlain’s
M e, , rd p
pleaaant effect.
3 Horses
12 Cows, some fresh, all
fresh by April 1
15 White Leghorn Chick­
ens
20 Barred Rocks
5 Rhode Island Reds
5 Pigs
1 Wagon and Hay Rack
1 Mower
1 Rake
1 Spring Tooth Harrow
1 2-Horse Fresno
Double Harness
and other articles too numerous to mention
T E R M S : A ll s u m s u n d e r $ 1 0 .0 0 , c a s h ; a ll s u m s o v e r $ 1 0 , c a s h o r b a n k a b le
n o t e s , 6 m o n th s t im e a t 8 p e r c e n t
T w o p e r c e n t d is c o u n t f o r c a s h .
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LOUIS BOYCE
F. B. Swayze, Clerk
a i i i i i s i i i i m
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G. L Bennett, Auctioneer ■
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