THE
H E R M IS T O N
planting. Each grade of the school
planted a tree and 'pledged Itself
to take care of It and see that It is
replaced if it should not live.
W e h a v e fe w F A R M ACC O U NT BO O K S left
I f you did n o t g e t y o u rs a sk fo r it
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
GEO. A. CRESSEY
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON
H e r m it toe, O re g o n
FIRE INSURANCE
Hay Fire Insurance
Autom obile Insurance
A ccident Inaurance
L ife Inaurance
Surety Bonds and Safety Deposit Boxes
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WANT ADS
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TYPEWRITER ribbons and carbon
paper at the Herald office.
ADDING machine rolls at the Herald
office.
A Fanner Cured of Rheumatism
FOR SAT J.
HERALD,
FOB
Whereas: The Grand Architect of
I the Universe through his silent mes
, senger of death has removed from
our midst our esteemed brother Geo,
A. Cressey,
Whereas: Through hls death his
family have lost a kind and loving
father and husband and bis chapter
a devoted member.
Therefore be it resolved that Queen
Esther Chapter Number 101 extend
to the bereaved family our heart felt
sympathy and Borrow In their loss.
And be it further resolved that
these resolutions be published in The
Hermiston Herald and entered In the
Minutes of our Chapter.
Signed:
Katheryn P. Lochrte
Thos. Campbell
A. P. Garner.
H E R M IS T O N ,
OREGON.
High School Mirror
L O D G E D IR E C T O R Y
We Want Yon
to keep in mind the
fact that in addition to
printing th is news*
paper w e do job work
of any kind. When
in need of anything
in this line be sure
Devoted to the Interest and Development of the Hermiston Schools
No. 19
Voi. 2.
The high school boys met Stanfield
in the hardest fought game of the
season on the local field last Thurs
day. It was a close game throughout,
the score being two to nothing until
the last half of the fifth Inning. Dur
ing this Inning Fraser and Addleman
each made one score making it a tie,
then In the last half of the sixth
Gerald Campbell succeeded In making
another score. The final score was
three to two in favor of Hermiston.
Stanfield was unable to score after
the second inning. "Shorty" Long
horn pitched for Hermiston and he
had very g<x>d reasons for being a
bit “puffed up" the next few days as
he did very good work.
The boys will play Umatilla at
Umatilla next Friday, April 21.
erthf . k chapter no . iol o . b . 8 „
Q ueen
m eets second Tuesday eventug of each «booth
at 8:00 »harp in Masonic hall. V itH w r m e m b m
welcome.
Minnie E. S te w a it, W. M.
K athryn L. Garner. Sec.
LJERM1STON LODGE NO. 188. A . F. A A . M.
"
m eets in Manonic Hall on First and Third
Tuesdny evening» of each m onth. V isitin g breth-
E. D. Du n g an. S ecy.
A. F. Betoee. W. M.
V > N E Y A R D LODGE NO. 208. 1. O. O. r .
“
m eets each Monday evening in Odd Fellow s
hall. V isitin g m em bers cordially invited.
W. R lo n g h o rn . Sec.
A . Buhman. N . O.
Track work 1 b going nicely and
coach Gralapp thinks that Hermiston
will be able to take a number of hon
ors at the county meet this year.
The Junior Prom will be given at ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
the Bungalo Auditorium Friday eve.
ning, April 21.
To See Us
Mr. Voelker made a business trip "We Give S. & H. Trading Stamps*
to Pendleton Wednesday.
The editor finds it a very hard
task to keep the "Mirror" polished
these days as things are moving so
slow that they just naturally collect
even on smooth surface.
RECLAMATION LODGE N o. 107. K.
o f P.. meet* each Thur»day ev en in g -n
Mack • Hall, at 7:3»» P. M. V isit lo g
brothers cordially invited.
W. H McMillan
R. A. Brown son.
K. R. and S.
C. C.
P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S
D R . R . G. G A L E
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u rg e o n
Office—Gladys Av«, near F irst St.
Office Hours:
2 to 5; 7:30 to 9.
Phone 841
“A man living on a farm near here
D R . F R A N C IS P. A D A M S
came In a short time ago completely
Physician and Surgeon
FOR SALE— Mule weighing between doubled up with rheumatism. I hand
Eyes treat*»-*, tested and G lasses Fitted
1400 and 1500 lbs. 9 years old.
Office over F irst N ational Bank
ed him a bottle of Chamberlain's DECLAMATION CONTEST AT
Reasonable. Inquire Ericson.
OFFICE PH ONE. 92
to sow Grimm alfalfa on the sandy
Liniment and told him to use It fre-
R ESID ENC E PH ONE. 60S
BOARDMAN IS SATURDAY bottoms of the Willamette valley.
FOR SALE— My 3 room house across ly” says C. P. Rayder, Patten Mills,
Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 5 80 p. m.
from Mrs. Btrohm's. 2 lots, 1 in
Fifteen pounds to the acre on a flue,
Day or night calls ai.sweied promptly
garden, house nicely finished In N. Y. “A few days later he walked Four Reel Film, “Pilgrim 's Progress’’
firm, seedbed planted not more than
side. Miss Edith Graves.
32-ltp. into the etore as straight as a string
to be Shown Between the
an inch deep Is best. Landplaster, 50
and handed me a dollar saying, give
■ Our new brick shoe store is now open
DR. W. W. ILLSLEY
Speaking Parts
pounds to the acre, wll usually give it
STRAWBERRY CRATES—See King me another bottle of Chamberlain's
■ with a new line of goods. See us for _
PH O NE 152
Office over F irst N ational Bank
l
B
sley’s about your berry crates. Liniment; I want It In the house all
a better start. Alfalfa is the best for
Boardman, Ore., April 20— A coni,
Osteopathy
Medicine
Surgery
32-4tc.
age crop for the well drained river
the time for it cured me.”
Leave orders at
B
SHOE REPAIRING
B
bination program consisting of a
Calls answ ered at all hours
bottoms. At the experiment station
MARSHALL STRAWBERRY Plants
Office phone 561
Residence phone 711
declamation contest and a four reel
for sale. *5 per thousand. L. C. RECLAMATION HEAD DISCUSSES film “Pilgrim's Progress" will be giv It has yielded four to five tons of
Dyer.
32-2tc.
S a m R o d g e rs , P ro p .
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en In the school auditorium on Sat hay an acre through eight years.
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(Continued from Page One)
urday night, April 22 as follows:
FOR SALE— Residence, 5 rooms with
H arvest the Cutworm Crop
garden ground, fruit, shade. Close
D E N T IS T R Y
Division 3. Grades 1, 2, 3. and 4.
Herm iston, Oregon
In Inquire at Herald office. 29-tfc moral support in this line as col The Inventors Wife ..Mahava Kutzner
Our rtiost Injurious garden cut
Office. Bank Bldg.
lections are going to produce some House cleaning ...............Sadie Larsen
Office Phone, 93
Office Hours
EGGS FOR HATCHING from the hardship and of course will meet The Duel
R esidence Phone
8 a. m. to 5 p. ir
................Nellie Partlow worms pass the winter as partially ■ E L E C T R I C F I X T U R E S ■
famous Tancred strain white leg
grown
caterpillers
in
garden
soil.
De
A
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A
P
P
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horns, bred to lay, at *1.50 for with much resistance even from Trials of a Twin .......... John Webster
Coal, $1 p e r to n
Phene 18»
H
Johnny’s History Lesson ................... stroy the cutworm crop before the
15, *8.00 per hundred. F. A. Phelps those who are able to pay.
SO S » . C o u r t a t . F e n O le t e n , O r c . g
W
ood, $1 p e r cord
28-tfc.
“The best we can say Is that the
.....................................Dale Albright garden plants arc available for them.
T
ru
n k s a n d M oving
ATTORNEY at law
FOR SALE— 12 or 15 tons of 3rd cut. McKay reservoir has been fully ap- A Boy’s remarks to his Stomach ....... This can be done by broadcasting
W ill M a k e O u ts id e T r ip e
proved
both
by
the
executive
officers
............................
Gladys
Wicklander
ting hay. Inquire Hermiston Her
poison bran mash over the garden
H
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IS T O N , O K K O O N
ald Office.
31-2tc. and by Congress and will be built as Grandma's Minuet Frecda Richardson plot as as soon the soil is thoroughly
J. H. SCH RA M
soon as the receipts into the recla- I’m Mamma's Little Housekeeper ___ prepared for planting. The stand
Elliott’s Tire Shop. Phone 192
LEAVE ORDERS for S. C R I. Red matlon fund make it possible to do so.
.....................................Mildred Allen ard cutworm formula Is bran: 15
and white leghorn setting eggs at
J. D . Z Ü R C H E R
Very truly yours,
My Dolly ................... Sybil Macomber pounds, calcium arsenate or lead ar
the Jewelry stole. *1.00 per set
LAW YBK
A. P. Davis, Director
Rastus’ Lesson ..........Norma Gibbons senate four ounces, salt four ounces,
ting.
28-tfc.
S ta n fie ld
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•
O re g e
--------------------------Little Boy's Lament ......................... Ted Albright molasses or syrup two quarts, and
T w o w h e a t ra n c h e s in
FOR SALE— 40 acres, partly im INTEREST BUT NO PROFIT
Division 2. Grades 5, 6, 7, and 8. water to make a course crumbly
SEE
e a s te rn W a sh , n e a r L a
proved. Terms, W. A, Leathers.
UMATILLA GENERAL HOSPITAL
FROM "MERELY GOOD” HEN Old Glory ...............Helen Boardman mash.
28-tfc.
C ro sse to tr a d e f o r a l
---------
My little Sailor Hat ....Gladys Wilson
Well and Modernly Equipped
FOR SALE-—Young fruit trees, sev It’s Producer Above Average That The Best I C an......Mildred Messenger
f
a
lf
a
la
n
d
s.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Special
Rates in Maternity C om *
eral varieties. Will sell at one
N ets Premium Over All Cost;
|The Dead Doll .......... Violet Gilbreth
Miss Nell Kanimerlln, superin
third discount while they last.
I
hereby
announce
myself
as
can
Last 40 E ggs Tell
•Little Yacob Strauss......Essie Snively
S ix a c re s w ith m o d e rn
tendent.
First class stock. N. L. Goodwin.
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Huskin’ ............................Eden Larsen didate for the ofice of Joint Repre
31-2tp.
b u n g a lo w on a p a v e d
Edwards Building
sentative
of
Umatilla
and
Morrow
It’B only the last 40 or 50 eggs The w hite Footed D eer........................
h ig h w a y n e a r E u g e n e
.....................................Erma Broyles counties, on the Republican ticket.
SEWING MACHINE for sale or trade which the better-than-average hen
-F O R -
or rent. Correll's Shop.
29-tfc. lays that bring the owner a profit |Evenlng at the Farm ..Weldon Ayres If elected I promise to faithfully and
to tr a d e f o r a lf a lf a t r a c t
I I .S . m u K K N Z I E , M . D .
honestly
perform
the
duties
of
the
over all costs of production.
| Division 1. Grades 9, 10, 11, and 12
EYE. EAR. N O SE A N D THROAT I
6 ROOM HOUSE for sale. Inquire
Has removed from his form er location in th«
M o d em h o u se in W a lla
“The poultryman whose flock aver- Bugle Song .......... Dorothy Boardman office, working at all times for tho
at Correll’» shop.
27-tfc.
Bond Bldg, to
ages 140 to 150 egs per hen receives Out to Old Aunt Mary’s ....Caryl Signs best Interests of the people of this
W a lla to t r a d e f o r H e r
Rooms 1, 2 and 3 Inland Em pire Bank Bldg.
EGGS FOR HATCHING— Tancred interest on his investment but no pay The party .................Wahnona Rands district and the State of Oregon.
PEN D LETO N « OKKOON
S. C. Leghorns, good winter lay for his labor,” says A. G. Lunn, head Break, Break, Break .. .Ethel Broyles
m is to n p ro p e rty .
I favor legislation tending to elim
ers, phone 801.
27-tfc.
inate
waste
in
public
expenditures
of the poultry husbandry at the O.
The films will be shown between
7 room h o u s e P e n d le to n
and reduction of the taxes wherever
D R . T j . C. R I C I I K Y
FOR SALE— Barred Rock eggs. 50 A. C. Experiment station. “With a the divisions of the contest,
to t r a d e f o r a lf a lf a lan d .
possible,
consistent
with
sound
pub
well
bred
flock
properly
cared
for
Admission
10
cents
for
school
cents of 15. J. T. Embry.
31-3tp
OPTOMETRIST A N D OPTICIAN
E yes Scientifically Exam ined
lic policy.
the production would be from 180 to children, and 25 cents for adults.
I HAVE FOR SALE one team mares, 200 eggs a year. This would net
Lenses Ground and FHted
SLOGAN: "Constructive economy,
Contestants free.
a good set of harness, your choice
Am erican N ational Bank
Pendleton
and
a
fairer
distribution
of
the
tax
B ldg.
Oregon
of two farm wagons and a Chevro him a profit of 90 cents a fowl.
burdens.”
“It is often found in analyzing
let 490 Chassis that can be made
Sow A lfalfa Now
Into a good farm truck. Cash val farm records that the producer who
E. M. Hulden.
Mid April is one of the best times 22-5tc.
DR. RAY LOGAN,
ue la cheap for *500.00. The out 1s above the average obtains an ex
Phyalcan and Surgeon
fit can be seen at Irrigon. Might,
figure trade for Automobile. W R. tra premium for his products, as he
Um atilla, Oreeon
Walpole.
31-2tc. gets the extra two to four dozen eggs
In the early fall when eggs are high.
FORD FOR* SALE
"The flock averaging 144 eggs in
or will exchange for repair work on
K. D . W A T T S , M . D .
house and yard. For particulars ap the year produces the largest number
Pendleton, Oregon
iof
them
in
late
winter,
spring,
and
ply Hert-ld office.
_____ ____
HERMISTON AUTO TRUCK
early summer when eggs are cheap
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND
MISCELLANEOUS
est. The poultryman who gets the
THROAT
TRANSFER
extra eggs actually receives (mope
Sheep.
Leon
LOST—-2 large white
Special a tten tion to the fitting of lenses.
32-ltc. for them than would be shown In the
NorqulBt.
P H O N S O R L O N M AROW ARB
S eein g is believing.
average price received per year on
M e. « •
EXCELLENT ALFALFA and blue the average farm.”
Office over T aylor Hardware
grass pasture. L. H. Pearson place,
The average overhead expenses on
1 mile N. of Reservoir.
31-3tp.
a commercial poultry farm consist
H. Robinett, Prop.
E. L. HALL Transfer. Oall Knerr’a ing of interest on investment, taxes,
H ,n iiton . Or».]
12-tfc. and depreciation, equals the cost of
garage. Phone 152.
feed, It was found through farm sur
SHOP—Gates vey work.
TIRE
ELLIOTT'S
52-ltc.
tirer.
The cost of feeding a fowl on the
CASH Paid for second hand goods. average commerical poultry farm is
T h e F ren ch R esta u ra n t
LEAVE
Correll’s Shop.
lT-tf* between *1.80 and *2 a year, points
out Professor Lunn. On the farm
8:00 12:00 4:00
Pendleton
BAKERY »d CONFECTIONERY
TYPEWRITER Ribbons and carbon the cost is probably cut one-half as
Echo
9:16 1:15 6:15
paper for sale at the Herald.
hen obtains some food from by
9:30 1:35 6:35
E legantly Furnished Rooms In Connection
Stanfield
THE feeling of security is well worth products With eggs averaging 20
9:55 1:56 6:55
lierai is ton
STRICTLY FIRST CLASS
the premium paid.
How about cents a dozen, It would require six
Into Umatilla 10:15 2:15 6:15
that Fire Insurance 7 See the E.
Hohbach Bros., Proprietor*
P. Dodd Agency.
11-tfc dozen eggs to pay for the feed
LEAVE
The average production of Oregon
8:00 12:00 4:00
Umatilla
Prnd’eton, Oregon
for
Auctlon-
fowls Is about 100 eggs a year. On
SEE G. L. BENNETT
8:20 12:20 4:20
Herrn latón
28-tfc.
eerlng.
the commercial poultry farm it aver
8:45 12:45 4:45
Stanfield
GROW GRAPES under contract. ages from 140 to 150 eggs. This
9:00 1:00 5:00
Echo
Very low prices for vines for com would leave six dozen to pay inter
Into Pendleton 10:15 2:16 6:15
mercial planting. Peaches, Apri est on investment in buildings and
A. D. CROSLAND & SON
cots, Cherries, all kinds of fruit equipment and to furnish a profit to
TWO TRIPS SUNDAY
and ornamental stock. Ask for
Leaving Pendleton 8 a. m. and
the
producer.
.
Nursery
grape circular. Home
4 p. m.
17-tfc
Co. Richland. Wash.
Leaving Umatilla 8 a. m. and
'RQhXBVLKR STUDENTS PRESENT
TAKEN UP— Brown gelding horse
4 p. m.
• MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY”
branded W on left hip. Owner can
Phone 888
722 Cottonwood
have same by paying costs. W. G.
Way Point»
We
Deliver
Parcels
at
Special
Deputy
of
M.
W.
A
Lodge
Ferguson on Benedict place - mi.
TWO TRUCKS
N. of town.
32-2tc.
Visit* New Camp: School*
25-75C
E. L. H A L I
TR AN SFER
Knerr’s Garage
■J. L .V À U G H A N !
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oak tan shoe store
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D . F. V . P R IM E
Truck Hauling
W. J. W A R N E R
ii iiiB iiia iiia a iia iB
TRADES
H IT T
GUNS
V
E. P. DODD
AMMUNITION
A FULL LINE
Umatilla Thursday—Hermiston Friday and Saturday
Taylor Brothers
Comedians........
Pendleton and
Umatilla Stage
PEOPLE
Not a Motion Picture
S p ecial Scenery and
E lectrica l E ffects
Observe Arbor Day
TAKEN up notice
e
Notice is hereby given that I have
Boardman. Ore., Apr. 20— .H. V.
taken up and have kept for about six
days at the old Pelmulder ranch one Rees, special coast deputy of the
mile south east of Hermiston t h e |M w A. spoke in the school audl
following described animal:
'torium Friday night in the Interests j
yearling heifer, chain on b o rn . « ¡ 4 l„, , ha newIy organized camp in
snimsd"wiu"bn sold, unless redeem- of **>«
ed, at public auction to the highest Boardman, About 20 members have ,
b'dder for cash in hand on the sixth joined so far.
day of May. 1922 at the above de
The junior high department of
scribed ranch at two o’clock p. m.
the Boardman schools is open to con- j
Dated at Hermiston on this 20th
gratulatkin for the succemful pre
day of April, 1922.
32-2te.
Signed—H. A. Pankow sentation of the famous classic by
Edward Everett Hale. “A Man with
Preventative Medicine
The tendency of medical science Is out a country” to a large audience
toward preventative measures. It is Friday night. The scenes were very
easier and better to prevent than to effective In patriotic demonstration
cure Pneumonia, one of the most and the ball room scene, featuring
dangerous diseases that medical men the stately minuet of our grand
have to contend with, often follows a fathers' day was an entertainment
cold or attack of the grip. The c*ld In itself. Following the first act.
prepares the system for the reception a specialty entitled "A Pickaniny
and development of the pneumonia Song.” brought down the house.
germ. The longer the cold hangs on. Other special features were a clar
the greater the danger. Take Cham inet solo by Mr. Guy Lee, a piano
berlain's Cough Remedy as soon as solo by Mrs Lee and a piano duet
the first Indication of a cold appears by Mesdames Lee and Crawford.
The Boardman schools held a spec
no an to get rid of It with the leant
poaslbla delay. It Is folly to risk sn ial assembly in honor of Arbor day.
attack of pneumonia when this rem- giving s program of musical and 11'
edy may W
» »rifle.
'vrary character Wltowtd by tree
8 :0 0 P . M.
Don’t forget the time and place
New show each night
Hermiston Sunday, April 23
D orothy Gish
“ T he G host in th e G arrett”
Umatilla Tues., April 25
Hermiston Wed., April 26
A B IG O R E G O N M A D E P IC T U R E
“ T he D eceiver” ¡¡s
sin g " R o b in im C r u m e”
“ R obinson C ru soe”
All Lines
of Transfer
QUICK SERVICE
Phone 785
Calls Answered All Hoar«'
PARK*
P a n r ils t e n to I c h o . * 1 .0 0
P e n d le to n t o S t a n f ie ld , S i.2 5
P e n d l e t o n t o H e r m i s t o n , * t .S O
P o n d lo to n to U m a t illa , * 1 .7 *
Station at Hotel Oregon and
Hotel Hermiston
G r e e n T r a d in g S ta m p s
ON A L L S A L E S
Don’t forget to see the nice
things I have in stock for
that Graduation Present.
WM. H. OGDEN
JEWELER and WATCHMAKER
H . r m l.t .1 , O r .io n
" G IF T S T H A T L A S T "