THE 1TEBML9TON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
W e h a v e f e w F A R M A C C O U N T B O O K S left
HOW OLD IS SYBIL! ASK
THE PRINTER. HE KNOWS
Ills High School Mirror
LODGE DIRECTORY
Service
Speed
Economy
E sther chapter n «. wi . o. a. 8 -
Q ueen
m eeta second Tuesday »Veiling of each month
Sybil Sealey, leading woman In the
at 8:00 sharp in Masonic ball. Viaitinx members
welcome.
Minnie E. S tew art. W. ML
Metro-Buster Keaton Commedy, "One
K athryn L. Garner. See.
Week,” is nineteen years old. Sho
Devoted to the Interest and Development of the Hermiston Schools
hasn't been nineteen for very long,
U E R M IS T O N LODGE NO. 188. A . F. ft A . M»
* * m eets in M uorvc H a llo a F in la n d Third
either, only a few weeks, to be ex
j Tuesday evening« of each m onth. Viaitin« breth-
VoL 2.
No. 19
a ct
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON
I E. D. Du n g an. S ecy.»
A. F. Beisae. W. M.
But a cruel blow was dealt her
Fruit, Baled Hay and
Last Friday afternoon Hermiston
Six reel show, “Riders of the
H a r a ia t o a , O re g o n
I V i n e YARO LODGE N O . 206. L O. O. F,
through a society journal the other H. S. boys played base ball at Stan
Livestock Transfer
Dawn.”
T m eets each Monday even in g in Odd Fellow»
FIR E INSU RA N CE
day when It announced the details of field and met defeat In a seven in
I hall. V isiting member» cordially invited.
Vocal
solo,
Irwin
Shotwell.
J
W.
R. Longhorn. Sec.
A . Buhman. N. G.
Hay Fire Inauranea
A ccident Iniurance
0 . 0 . Felthoate :: Phone 404
the little family grathering that had ning game with a score of eight to
Violin solo, Leo Smith.
A utom obil« Insurance
L ife Insurance
RECLAMATION LODGE No. 10V. K.
been held in honor of her nineteen two. It was indeed a disagreeable
o f 1*.. m eets each Thursday evening ;a
Highland Fling dance. Zona Ben-
M acks Hail, at 7 3» P. M. V iaitin«
th birthday.
day to play but the fellows showed Bel and Lucile Sulivan.
Surety Bonds and Safety Deposit Boxes
brother» cordially invited.
The paragraph containing the typ lots of fight and in spite of the rain
W H McMillan
R. A. Brownson.
One act play "The Ghost.”
« K. R. and S .
C. C.
ographical error was as folows:
wind and very strong team they play
Norman Rubner and Marry Currie
"The huge birthday cake was
ed well. Their chief weakness was in the leading parts.
P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S
work of art. And It was even more the Inability to "hit.” Stanfield did
The cast includes Lucile Sullivan,
TYPEWRITER ribbons and carbon beautiful when all the thlrtynlne not make their runs on long hits but Margaret Neary, Hugh FraBer, Irwin
paper at the Herald office.
candles were lighted.”
L>K. K. G . G A L E
because of errors of some of our out Shotwell and Arthur Rubner.
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u rg e o n
The picture will be at Umatilla field men.
ADDING machine rolls at the Herald
There will be a matineq at 4:00,
O ffice-G ladys Ave. near First St.
office.
Friday and Hermiston Saturday.
Those who went from Hermiston two shows In evening, 7:00-9:00.
Office Hours;
8 to 5; 7:30 to 9.
Phone 841
Twenty-four members of the were: Doris Swayze, Eldora Kingsley.
BEES WANTED— Must be right for Woodman lodge went to Boardman Edith Reeves, Hazel Sutherland, Irma
Grade News
cash. J. N. Hartsook.
30-2tp
D R . F R A N C IS P . A D A M S
FOB SALE
Saturday evening where they help Buchner, Eleanor Briggs, Irwin Shot-
The eighth grade played Umatilla
Phyaiciaa and Surgeo»
well.
Donald
Shotwell,
Marshall
New.
ed
install
a
new
camp.
Twenty-four
here Friday winning with a score of
FOB BENT ALFALFA
FOR SALE— Mule weighing between
Eyes treaU-l, tented anti Glasses* Fitted
port,
Orval
Silvey.
new
members
were
initiated
and
new
45
acres
of
good
old
stand,
will
lease
six
to
five.
1400 and 1500 lbs. 9 years old.
Office over Firat N ational Bank
Reasonable. Inquire Ericson.
or contract for hay or seed. J. Skovbo officers elected. A feed followed the
OFFICE PH ONE. 92
RESIDENCE PH ON E. 596
30-ltc business.
Mary Curie and Melba Callahan
Dorothy Shotwell won first in tho
TWO FRESH COWS FOR SALE— E.
Offioe Hours: 9 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 5:80 p. m.
Our
new
brick
shoe
store
is
now
open
made
two
trips
to
Umatlia
this
week.
Declamatory
contest
held
in
Umatilla
P. Dodd.
31-ltc
Day or night calls answered promptly
with a new line of goods. See us for
last Friday.
ARTICHOKES $1.25 per sack. H. J.
SHOE REPAIRING
The juniors will take charge of the
DR. W. W. ILLSLEY
StilLngs.
29-tfc.
phow Wednesday, April 19 and will
Dorothy Green and Marlon Pel-
Office over F irst N ational Bank
OAK TAN SHOE STORE
give a very interesting performance mulder will leave school this week.
FOR SALE— Residence, 5 rooms with
Medicine
Surgery
• a m R o d g e r« , P ro p .
■ Osteopathy
The recent Inspection of Hermis more than $60 or Imprisonment.
garden ground, fruit, shade. Close
The program is as follows:
They are moving away.
Calta answ ered at ail hours
Section
7.
Emergency
clause.
ton
by
the
state
fire
marshalls
of
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a "
In Inquire at Herald office. 29-tfc
Office phone 551
R esidence phone 711
Passed February 19, 1908.
fice has been officially reported and
CB0P ROTATION PAYS BIG
Ordinance 19—■
FOR SALE— Good Jersey cow, elect a copy is made available for publi
r F. V . P R IM E
ON WATEBED FABM LANDS
ric washer, 16X16 house and sheds cation here. The report follows:
Requires all flues and chimneys Io
reasonable, if taken at once. S. 1).
be
built
of
either
brick
or
concrete
D E N T IS T R Y
Introduction
Pierce. Stanfield.
30-2tp.
Hermiston. Oregon
Hermiston is a thriving city with and all chimneys must be made to
T. H. Haddox was a business visit Net Profits of $14 an Acre Have
Coal,
$1
per
ton
Office. Rank Bldg.
CALL AT MRS. PEED’S residence for a population of six hundred fifty- conform and declares an emergency. or tn Heppner Thursday and Friday
Been Obtained by Oregon Ex
Office Phone, 93
Office Honrs
Wood, $1 per cord
R esidence Phone
8 a. m. to 6 p. m .
your supply of Easter plants. Full five located in Umatilla county, on Approved July 29, 1908. (Ordinance of last week.
periment Station Farm
line of bedding and vegetable the main line of the O. W. R. & N. weak )
Trunks and Moving
plants for spring planting. From
W ill M a k e O u ts id e T r i p e
Ordinance
22—•
Railway,
thirty-eight
miles
northeast
N. C. Jamelson, of the dairy exten
Pelmulder’s Green House, Echo.
Rotation and diversification of
W . J. W A R N E R
To prohibit storage of certain sion service. O. A. C. and Fred Ben-
30-2tp. of Pendleton. It is also on a main
J. H . S C H R A M
crops in Irrigated sections are just
ATTORNEY AT LAW
combustibles
and
explosives
state highway. The principal re
nion, county agent, held a dairy as Important as elsewhere and even
Elliott’s Tire Shop. Phone 192
EGGS FOR HATCHING from the sources of the surrounding country
H E R M IS T O N . O R E G O N
Section 1. Such storage declared meeting at the Henry Sommerer more certain to return a profit, says
famous Tancred strain white leg
ranch Friday afternoon.
W. L. Powers, head of the depart
horns. bred to lay, at $1.50 for are stock and agricultural products. a nuisance.
Section 2. No boards. lumber.
15. $8.00 per hundred. F. A. Phelps The agricultural lands are irrigated.
J. D . Z U R C H E R
ment of soils at Oregon Agricultural
26-tfc. The city suports one banking busi shingles, etc., shall be piled In the
LAW YER
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Felthouse college.
fire limits without the permission of were Pendleton visitors Wednesday.
S ta n fie ld
-
-
O re g o n
Such a plan permits the growing
SEE
FOR SALE!— 12 or 15 tons of 3rd cut. ness.
tha common council
General Conditions
of legumes yet reduces somewhat tho
ting hay. Inquire Hermiston Her
Section 3. No powder, giant pow
The city Is on level ground and the
ald Office.
31-2tc.
UMATILLA GENERAL HOSPITAL
Miss Ruth Hart, who has spent percentage of meadow, thus avoiding
surrounding country is level except der, nitro-glycerine or high explo the winter at the home of her par overproduction of hay. The replaced
Well and Modernly Equipped
MARSHALL STRAWBERRY Plants for a small rocky hill about a mile sives shall be kept in the fire limits
ents,
left
recently
to
resume
her
du
meadow
con
then
be
put
into
a
culti
$5 00 thousand. G. D. Glenn, Her
Special Bates in Maternity Cases
with out the written permlhston of ties as bookkeeper for a Spokane
vated or other cash crop of low water
miston, Ore.
31-ltp. distant and the country is also bar
Miaa Nell Kiimmerlin, superin
ren of trees. The streets are quite the council.
firm.
reqtrement which will give larger re.
tendent.
Section 4. No gasoline
over
LEAVE ORDERS for S. C R. I. Red wide, graded and graveled; side
turns per unit of land and water.
Edwards Building
and white leghorn setting eggs at walks are of cement. The alleys are quantity of one hundred gallons
Mrs. E. Van Deusen was in Colum
-F O R -
The ordinary arguments In favor
the Jewelry store. $1.00 per set
shall be stored In fire limits.
parallel
to
the
streets
in
the
busi
bia Wednesday forenoon.
ting.
26-tfc.
of rotation are especially applicable
H .S . M O K R N Z r K , M .D .
Section 5. Not over five cords of
ness district.
to the lrlgatlon farmer. Diversity
EY E. EAR. NOSE A N D THROAT»
The business district is sixty per wood shall be stored at any one place
HOUSE FOR SALE— 5 rooms, cash,
The Columbia Farm Bureau is of crops means a more steady output
H as removed from hi» form er location in th e
or easy terms. Inquire Herald of cent of fire resisting construction In the fire limits.
Rond Rldg. to
planning a get-together meeting to
fice.
31-ltp. The buildings are mostly one story,
Room» 1, 2 and 3 Inland Em pire Rank Rldg.
Section 6. No loose hay or not be held at the school house Friday affords regular employment, helps
eradicate
weeds,
insect
pestR,
and
di
PEN D LETO N : OKRGON
FOR SALE— 40 acres, partly im a few being two. The frame build more than two tons of baled hay can evening. An interesting program is seases, conserves fertility because of
proved Terms, W. A. Leathers. ings are not in ranges. The city Is be stored in the fire limits.
being prepared. Fred Bennlon will the different demands of root sys
Section 7. Penalty: Fine not less be present and will bring Rev. Se
25-tfc. divided by a wide open space con
D R . Tj. C. R I C H E Y
than five nor more than $50 or im cor of Pendleton as speaker for the tems, and permits recuperation after
FOR SALE— Young fruit trees, sev stituting the railroad right-of-way,
exhaustive crops. Rotation helps
OPTOMETRIST A N D OPTICIAN
evening. Refreshments will be served improve the tilth and available fer
eral varieties. Will sell at one part of the business being on each prisonment or both.
Eye» Scientifically Exam ined
Section 8. Each day a separate Whether you are a Farm Bureau
third discount while they last. side.
Lenses Ground and Fitted
tility by permitting the plowing in of
First class stock. N. L. Goodwin.
Am erican N ational Bank
Pendleton
The elevation above sea level is offense.
member or not, come to the meeting Bod. use of deep rooted legumes, and
31-2tp. five hundred ninety-three feet. The
Bldg.
Oregon
Section 9. Emergency clause.
and learn what the Farm Bureau is barnyard manure.
Passed January 20, 1909.
weather
on
an
average
is
Inclined
to
doing.
SEWING MACHINE for sale or trade
One crop farmers all need water
DR. RAY LOGAN,
or rent. Correll’s Shop.
29-tfc. dryness, with extremes of tempera Ordinance 31—
Physlcan and Surgeon
at the same time, and meadows re
Section 1. Prohibits discharge of
ture and occasional severe wind
Laura Phipps and her house guest
quire the maximum amount of water
E’OR SALE— Auto trailer, a bargain storms.
fire works on streets of city.
Umatilla. Oregon
Margaret Phygeson, left Tuesday to
at $20 at S. Miles ranch.
31-ltp.
Section 2. Penalty: Fine not less resume their studies at Whitman Under Irrigation crop yields are
The police department consists of
larger, hence methods of maintain
college.
FOR SALE OR TRADE— Five room one day marshal and during the win than $5 or more than $50.
ing high water capacity and fertil
Section 3. Emergency clause.
bungalo, two 50 ft lots, will tako ter months one night marshal. The
good used car as part payment. In- I
,
„„ rovnled hv the
Passed June 23, 1909.
Last Thursday Mesdames Scott, B. ity are of prime Importance In les
quire Herald office or Ad. Box 417 general conditions as revaled by me
Ordinance 37—
Hanellne and Peed, of Hermiston sening the Irrigation requirements.
Hermiston. Ore.
29-3tp inspection wero very good.
Increases the size of the fire lim surprised Mrs. N. W. Bloom by motor Larger amounts of manure can be
The city has sufered two severe
ON A L L S A L E S
ing out to her home and spending the used without leaving the sod too
FOR SALE— TANCRED W. LEG fires in the past and owing to the its of the city.
HORN eggs for hatching at $1.50 dry season and severe wind and Ordnance 43—
afternoon. The affair was planned open where Irrigation is practiced,
for 15. We have a few settings large percentage of frame construc
Prohibiting setting off fire-works in remembrance of the trip east thus the soil may be built up and
from special pen at $2.50. Isaac
which these four ladles took last kept In a high state of fertility with
tion, a repetition of the experience (Repeals Ordinance 31.)
Jay.
the aid of a rotation.
Section
1.
Seting
off
of
all
kinds
summer.
is quite possible.
Average net profit on land has
5 ROOM HOUSE for sale. Inquire
of
fire-works,
fire
crackers,
bombs,
Summary of Inspections
at Correll’s shop.
27-tfc.
etc., in city prohibited. (More strict
Grandma Reeves, who has been been Increased $14 an acre by he
3 Defective wiring.
than Ordinance 31.)
quite ill, is still unable to leave her Oregon station over a period of
EGGS FOR HATCHING— Tancred
11 Rubbish and trash.
seven years of rotation.
Section
2.
Penalty:
Fine
not
less
S. C. Leghorns, good winter lay
1 Floors and walls unprotected
bed.
Irrigation, rotation, and manure
ers, phone 801.
27-tfc.
than
$5
or
more
than
$60.
from stoves.
have
Increased the profit $23.02 an
Passed
June
1910.
M.
Lapp
had
the
misfortune
to
1 Without proper fire escape.
FOR SALE— Barred Rock eggs. 50
acre over the same crop grown con
loose
two
calves
from
bloat
Monday.
Ordinance
98—
17
Chlmueys
found
on
brackets.
cents of 15. J. T. Embry.
31-3tp
tinuously. The gain from rotation Is
Provides for creation and main
23 Fire extinguishers ordered.
X HAVE FOR SALE one team mares, 1 Number of places where kegs of tenance of fire department.
Frank Fowler is seriously ill suf almost clear "velvet” as little or no
JEWELER and WATCHMAKER
a good set of harness, your choice
W s r m ls to n , O r e g o n
fering from paralysis In his arms and additional expense Is Involved.
Be commendations
of two farm wagons and a Chevro sand were ordered.
We recommend that the following legs.
" G I F T S TH A T L j J S T "
1 Exits insufficient or blocked.
let 490 Chassis that can be made
fire prevention ordinances be enact
Tom Gillette ot Pendleton haa
into a good farm truck. Cash val
1 Exit latches ordered.
the Dr. Robbins ranch nar
ue is cheap for $500.00. The out
bought
A
large
number
of
Columbia
people
ed
and
enforced:
Water System and Source
fit can be seen at Irrigon. Might
"Ordinance to regulate construc attended the all day dedication serv here.
Water
is
obtained
from
ten
Inch
Read the Wand Ads.
figure trade for Automobile. W R.
ice of the M. E. Church last Sunday.
Walpole.
31-2tc. bored well, eight-five feet deep lo tion of flues and chimneys.”
“Ordinance for the prevention of
Indigestion and Constipation
cated under pump house, corner Main
Want Ads Bring Results
The Neighborhood club met on
“Prior tq using Chamberlain's Tab
FOBD FOB SALE
and Third streets. Water is pumped lire and providing for Inspection.”
T R A N S F E R
or will exchange for repair work on from the well through a twelve inch
"Ordinance to regulate Installation Wednesday. April 12. at the home of lets. j suffered dreadfully from Indi
house and yard. For particulars ap
Mrs.
O.
O
Felthouee,
with
twelve
gestion. Nothing I ate agreed with mo
main to First street reducing at thia of electrical wiring "
ply Herald office.
PH O N E 152
“Ordinance to regulate cleaning of members present. The next study and I lost flesh and ran down In
point to a ten Inch pipe, thence to a
HERMISTON AUTO TRUCK
meeting
will
be
held
at
the
school
flues
and
chimneys.”
health.
Chamberlain’s T a b l e t s
MISCELLANEOUS
concrete reservoir of two hundred
L e a v e o rd e rs a t
"Ordinance to regulate construc house April 2$, at which time the strengthened my digestion and cured
twenty-two thousand gallons capac
TRANSFER
EXCELLENT ALFALFA and blue ity. The laterals are six and four tion and equipment of motion picture subject of fur trading In the Oregon me of constipation,” writes Mrs.
grass pasture. L. H. Pearson place,
country will be studied. The next George Stroup, Solvay, N. Y.
theatres.”
1 mile N. of Reservoir.
31-3tp. inches and form a complete circula-
"Ordinance to regulate construc- social meeting will be held at the
P H O N S O R IS O N H A R D W A R E
1 ...............
1 ................. —
I
2 .‘
4ng system.
home of Mrs. A. R. Fisher on May 10.
N o . 4S
IF YOU WANT to move to the coast
There are nine two-way hydrants iton of public garages.”
exchange property with me. I own on the west side of the track and ten
"Ordinance to regulate storage and At this meeting will be held a bazaar
one of the most desirable Attract
of simple Inexpensive household ar • J . E . V A U G H A N !
handling of gasoline."
two-way
on
the
east
side
of
track,
ive, productive, close in homes on
H. Robinett, Prop.
Suitable forms of these ordinance* ticles. Each member Is requested to ■ E L E C T R I C F I X T U R E S ■
the Pacific coast, 120 acres at $125 ail In good condition, with a static
A N D A P P L IA N C E S
J
for the city of Hermiston accompany make at least one article such as tea- •
an acre. Adjoining sea port town. pressure sixty-five pounds.
H n i6 n , Or«. J
Phono 188
R
towel, clothe« pin bag, etc., some ■
Best of soil, mild climate, ocean
and form a part of thia report.
J
SOS V . O w u r t f t t . P e n d le t e n , O r e . g
frontage. No snow or hot weather. Fire Department and Equipment
The safety and welfare of the city thing which can be made of odds and
The fire department consists of a
Finest of fishing and hunting. Lots
ends from your piece bag. These ar •■■■BOoeooaaoaoooeoB
of shellfish Would make fine re splendid organisation of sixteen act depends largely on fire prevention
LEAVE
sort for sportsman and tourists. ive members, with H. E. Hitt as and the common council should lose ticles are to be left with Mrs O. O.
Would take large property and as. chief. The members are paid $1 for no time In enacting them and pro Felthouse anything before the next
Pendleton
8:00 12:00 4:00
T h e F r e n c h R e sta u r a n t
some, or smaller and give terms.
meeting.
viding for their enforcement.
Echo
9:15 1:15 5:15
each
fire
alarm
and
meeting.
W C. Purdin. Port Orford, Oregon.
We recommend that a chemical
BAKEKT «4 CONFECTIONEKT
Stanfield
9:30 1:35 5:35
30-2tp.
The equipment consists of one Ford
Farmers In this section are busy
Hermiston
9:55 1:55 5:55
car with hoee carrying nine hundred tank of at least forty gallons capacity
Bl<wantly Furnished Room. In Connertkm
50 ACRES of Airaira for rent or for feet of good 2 % inch hose, one vil and at least one hundred feet of this week spraying their orchards,
Into Umatilla 10:15 2:15 8:15
Two wheat ranches in
sale H. E. Hanby.
20-2tp. lage hand trwck. one thirty-two foot chemical hoee be purchased and Many are doing new concrete work,
STRICTLY FIRST CLASH
LEAVE
eastern Wash, near La
extension ladder, one sixteen foot placed on the motor fire truck. Chem- while others are spring toothing
Umatilla
8:00 12:00 4:00
Hohbach
Bros.,
Proprietor«
E. L. HALL Transfer. Call Knerr’s and one eighteen foot straight lad leal equipment Is an essential part of their alfalfa. Everyone Is busy with
Crosse
to
trade
for
al
12:20 4:20
Hermiston
8:20
garage. Phone 152.
12-tfc.
Pend>oton. Oregon
der, one fire alarm bell on steel every fire department and the Herm-1 more work to do than there is tlms In
Stanfield
8:45 12:45 4:46
falfa
lands.
Iston department cannot be consider- i which to do it.
Echo
9:00 1:00 5 00
8 HOP—Gates tower and five hundred feet of new
TIRE
ELLIOTT’S
ed adequate or the city sufficiently
Preventative Medicine
12-ltc.
Six acres with modem
Into Pendleton 10:15 2:15 6:15
Keystone
2%
inch
hoee.
tires.
protected without It.
Tj,e tendency of medical science is
Fire Prevention Ordinances
bungalow on a paved
TWO TRIPS SUNDAY
CASH Paid for second hand goods
A. D. CROSLAND ft SON
We recommend the purchase of the toward preventative measures. It Is
The fire prevention ordinances in
Leaving
Pendleton 8 g. m. and
Correll’s Shop.
17-tfe
highway near Eugene
following minor equipment: one set eaJ,|er an<j better to prevent than to
force at present afe as follows:
4 p. m.
m
Inch
reserve
connections
and
one
ew
a
p
nr„monla.
one
of
the
most
TYPEWRITER Ribbons and carbo», Ordinance 14—-
to trade for alfalfa tract
Leaving Umatilla 8 a. m. and
Chapman hydrant gate.
dangerous disease« that medical men
paper for sale at the Herald.
Rectlon 1. Fire limits.
4 p. m.
Modem house in Walla
Conclusion
have to contend with, often follows a
Section 2. All buildings must have
Phone 868
722 Cottonwood
THE feeling of security Is well worth
In conclusion, we wish to have an cold or attack of the grip. The cold
How sbont outer wails of brick or stone or ce
Walla to trade for Her
the premium paid,
We Deliver Parcels at Way Points
expreselon of our appreciation made prepares the system for the reception
that Pire Insurance? See the E. ment and roof be incombustible.
miston property.
lltfe
P. Dodd Agency.
Rectlon 3. No tents allowed In fire to Recorder C. W. Kellogg and Fire B„d development of the pneumonia
FARES
TWO TRUCKS
Chief
H.
E.
Hilt,
for
their
coopera-
germ.
The
longer
the
cold
hangs
on,
P e n d l e t o n t o I c H © . g t.O O
limits.
7
room
house
Pendleton
SEE G L. BENNETT for Auction
QUICK SERVICE
F e n d l e t e n t o g t a n t l e l d , g t .1 8
Rectlon 4. No wooden buildings tlon and we sincerely hope the elty the greater the danger. Take Chnm-
eering.
»<-<*«•
F o n d l e t o n t o M e r m l e t e n , g l.S O
to trade for alfalfa land.
In fire limits shall be moved or re offteern and citizens generally will berlatn'e Cough Remedy as soon as
P e n d le t o n t o U m a t i l l a , g l.7 8
GROW GRAPES under contract. paired without permission of ths realize the importance of providing the first Indication of a cold appears
Very low prices for vines for com
everything possible for safeguarding so as to get rid of It with the least
Station at Hotel Oregon and
mercial planting. Peecbee. Apri conneil.
Section 3. Any violation shall be against fire end that the recommen- : possible delay. It la folly to risk an
cots, Cherries, all kinds of fruit
Calls
Aaiwered
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Hoars’
Hotel Hermiston
datlona In thia report will be speedily attack of pneumonia when thia rem-
and ornamental stock. Ask for declared a nuisance.
I edy may be obfatsoS lor • trifle.
grape circular. H lome Nursery
Co. Richland, Wash.
If you did not get yours ask for it
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