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THE --------- H ER M ISTO N --------------- ;— . .. .A .. H E R A LD , H ER M ISTO N , OREGON.' „ »• »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Ss High School Mirror 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 If you did not get yours ask for it We Want Yon t o k e e p in m in d t h e fa c t th a t in a d d itio n t o p r in tin g th is n e w s p a p er w e d o jo b w ork o f a n y k in d . W h e n in n e e d o f a n y th in g in th is lin e b e s u r e Devoted to the Interest and Development of the Hermiston Schools Voi. 2. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON No. 19 The annual west end truck meet Mr. Ward of Pendleton was at the school Tuesday. He brought the was held on the local field last Sat • FIRE INSURANCE Hay Fire Insurance urday afternoon. Hermiston took group pictures and some that were A ccident Insurance Autom obile Insurance the track meet with 83 points while not completed at his other visit. L ife Insurance Stanfield the nearest competitor had Surety Bonds and Safety Deposit Boxes Hermiston will meet Stanfield on 25 points and Umatilla 13 points. There was a good crowd and every the local field May 12, In the last baseball game of the season. Every body enjoyed the races. The annual county meet will be one expects this to be the best game held in Pendleton next Saturday and that the high school has participated in this year. The admission will POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS the boys who took first or second last Saturday will go to Pendleton be 25 cents for adults and 10 cents and compete against the rest of the for children. Everyone Is Invited to DR. I. U. TEMPLE county for honors and from there come out and help the student body Republican candidate for Repre clean up its debt. they will go to the eastern Oregon sentative 24rd District, Umatilla meet. county. FOR SAIE Principal James of the Heppner FOR If elected I will endeavor to re high school was visiting the school duce taxes as far as consistent with This week has been set aside as Tuesday. STRAWBERRY CRATES— See King good government. post office week by the nation gov- sley’s about your berry crates. I will support our state colleges to .ernment. The purpose is to get the _________ 32-4tc. The baccalaureate sermon will be the extent of millage appropriations. people to understand the workings of preached May 14 at the Methodist of Umatilla County, May 19, 1922 FOR SALE— Residence. 5 rooms with I will oppose additional bond is the postal system. The schools have church by the Methodist minister garden ground, fruit, shade. Close ’’Faithful attention to duty. No time In Inquire at Herald office. 29-tfc sues for all purposes except emer 'been asked to take a part In this Rev. Wann. devoted to outside interests.” gencies. i work. Tuesday and Wednesday I will represent all the people re morning of this week classes from (Paid Advertisement) FOR SALE— Bee supplies and ex We are very sorry yet glad to say tracting supers with comb, reason gardless of party affiliations |&nd -the high school have made visits to that the semester exams will begin able. Mrs. Geo. A. Cressy. 33-tfc. will not be governed by any cliquo the post office where Mr. Skinner May 16. All are expecting to get or clan. 34-3tc. has explained the working of the what we fear they will not, a grade (Paid Advertisement) FOR SALE OR TRADE— 100X100 postal system. c»'« above 75. corner, Vancouver, Wash., clear. FOR REPRESENTATIVE Suitable for residence For acre until it cannot be done again, else Two w heat ranches in I hereby announce myself as can there would not be food enough for age under ditch. Box 114, Hep the ones we already have. Another pner, Ore. 33-4tc. didate for the ofice of Joint Repre- J eastern W ash. n ear'L a awful thing one may see any day, are sentative of Umatilla and Morrow Crosse to tra d e fo r al the little quiet bundles of rags lying GAITED SADDLE HORSE for sale. counties, on the Republican ticket. On the sunny side of a wall or a hill Inquire Elliott’s tire shop. 33-2tp. It elected I promise to faithfully and fa lfa lands. Ethel Long Newman Writes of side, Just able to stir feebly now and FOR SALE— Sweet potato plants, 20 honestly perform the duties of the then, or to lift up pleading little wist Six acres w ith modern office, working at all times for tho cents per dozen, $1.25 per 100. Life in Armenia, Where She ful arms in supplication, if anyone W. T. Buchner. Inquire at King heat interests of the people of thia bungalow on a paved passes. They will He In the same spot sley's- 33-3tp district and the State of Oregon. Manages Great Orphanage. for days sometimes, before they be highw ay near Eugene come quite still. Then the Soviet cart I favor legislation tending to elim ALFALFA HAY FOR SALE. Inquire with its daily load of the dead, comes to trad e fo r alfalfa tra c t Some vivid pictures of life in Rus this office. 33-2tp. inate waste in public expenditures and reduction of the taxes wherever sian Armenia, where gaunt famine and picks up the little bundle. Just picture any one of the many mothers Modern house in W alla FOR SALE— 40 acres, partly im possible, consistent with sound pub stalks in the wake of devastating war, in this tragic land—half-starved and are given by Mrs. Samuel Newman, despairing, clad in ragB and tatters, W alla to tra d e fo r H er proved. Terms, W. A. Leathers. lic policy. 25-tfc. SLOGAN: "Constructive economy, formerly Miss Ethel Long, graduate with her naked babe in her arms, the m iston property. of Oregon Agricultural College, class SEWING MACHINE for sale or trade and a fairer distribution of the tax of 1920, In letters to friends In Oregon. llt(le thing trying Hebly to draw nour ishment from her dried-up breasts. 7 room house Pendleton or rent. Correll’s Shop. 29-tfc. burdens.” Mrs. Newman and her husband, the S2-5te. E. M. Huiden. latter a graduate of the Idaho Agri I must not write of it, nor think of to trad e for alfalfa land. it. We must ail keep strong for the 5 ROOM HOUSE for sale. Inquire (Paid Advertisement) cultural College, were married in Port work that is before us, and think only at Correll’s shop. 27-tfc. land last spring, and soon after left of the great good that we are doing. for Armenia to Join the staff of Near But I beg of you, never believe that ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE FURNITURE FOR SALE East Relief workers in charge of two Dining room set, china closet, buffet Notice is hereby given that the large orphanages nepr Alexandropol, there can be any exaggeration in the and table, all in first class condition. undersigned has been appointed ad where an extensive agricultural recon stories you hear of the sufferings and Mrs. C. B. Hay. 34-2tp. ministratrix of the estate of Fred A. horrors here in this unhappy land. struction project Is being inaugurated FOR SALE— Am leaving, will sell Phelps deceased, by the County Court by the Near East Relief organization. following: New 50 gallon barrel, of Umatilla County, Oregon. All The Soviet government, unable to Gorgeous Turkish Weddlrg. bed stead, pair springs, sanitory persons having claims against said cope with the appalling conditions fol A Creosus-like wedding on which cot. Cheap. W. B. Xnox. 34-1 Ip estate are notified to present same lowing-the warfare waged in that re » Legal G u a ra n tee G iven*» gion almost continuously since 1914, $50,000 was spent was celebrnted In N o n e e d o f K n i f e — no pain—continue work. duly verified, to me at my place of FOR SALE— 10 tons 1st class alfalfa Ask to see Gle-o-nis Pile Treatment. last year turned over to the Near East Stnmbul recently, despite tlie general hay, 2nd cutting. $15 in the stack. residence, at Hermiston, Umatilla Relief three mammoth military posts poverty of the present-dny Turks. The MITCHELL DRUG CO. Ed Haugeberg. 34-2tp. County, Oregon, within six months ] which had been converted into orph bridegroom, an Albanian Turk, made from the date of this notice. a big fortune nfter the armistice by anages, together with 118,000 acres of FOR SALE— 2nd cutting alfalfa hay Belling olTnl. He hired 43 houses for Dated April 27, 1922. land to be put under cultivation. $12 in stack, also 5 passenger “It is a staggering task the Near the wedding guests, who were enter Leila A. Phelps, Scripps-Booth car, sale or trade for good small Ford truck or runabout. Administratrix of the estate of East Relief has undertaken,” writes tained sumptuously for n week. A Phone 202 or address C. W. Tilden, Fred A. Phelps, deceased. 33-5tc. j Mrs. Newman, "but we are working hundred motorcars and 300 open car Hermiston. 34-2tc. hard and making progress in the face riages followed the bride's closed nnd of overwhelming oddfc. Sam has 20,- curtained carriage to a large school FURNITURE FOR SALE— Complete M. L. MORGAN TAKES OVER P H O N E 152 000 acies of farm lands under his building, which he had rented nnd household outfit. 1 range. 1 heater, BOARDMAN GARAGE CO. supervision, and is tolling early and decorated for extravagant festivities. 1 oil stove, dining room set, 1 Leave order, at lute getting his farm units started. Each tnlile provided for 300 guests and kitchen table. 1 buffet, 1 dresser. I am busy every hour of the day with was landed with Turkish delicacies. All at bargain prices. Call Herald or see Albert Hedwall. 34-3tc Committee of P ortland Business Men my work in the orphanage here, which Tlie wedding presents, It is snld, were shelters 2,000 children and gives em worth $3o,ooo. Visit in Interest of Roose FOR SALE— A sweet toned upright ployment to the mothers and fathers piano $185. Inquire at this office, of many hundreds more. The farms, Illustrating Food Values. velt Memorial Highway i 34-9tp. you know, are operated in connection To tench food values to children ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I Boardman, Ore., May 4— The with the orphanages. Besides receiv and to combnt malnutrition the Amer miscellaneous Hoardman Garage company compos ing instruction in manual training and ican Museum of Natural History cir other useful things, tlje larger boys culates a traveling exhibit which In K L .K C T R I C F I X T U R E S ■ ed of M. L. Morgan and Macumber are taught modern scientific methods cludes a set of Hi wax models of food A N D A P P L IA N C E S 2 Bros, has worked out a business LOST-—Brindle Boston Bull female of farming. The orphan girls are suitable for children between the Phone 139 5 pup. One white foot, white spot change whereby Morgan takes over taught to weave rugs and to sew and ages of ten nnd thirteen and models J 2 0 3 3 . C o u r t S t . P e n d l e t o n , O r e . g on head around eye. Mrs. Geo. all of the garage and shop Interests cook. We are also operating several and charts illustrating the composi Genn, Hermiston. 34-ltp and the Maeumbers continue with industrial units where cloth is woven tion of six common foods and the con •■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a LOST—Fountain Pen and Screw the school bus contract, which the and garments made for the children. tributions of different foods to the “It was all very discouraging at body. Read the Wand Ada. Point Pencil. Suitable reward due firm has been handling. first," Mrs. Newman continues, “but to pen point being special for our now we are takipg heart and work work. Sappers’ Inc. 34-ltc. Boardman was visited Wednesday ing harder than ever. Sam had M A K E O R E G O N S A F E F O R T H E R E P U B L IC A N PARTY LOST— Crank for Overland car. by a committee of Portland business an awful time getting his first unit Suitable reward. O. G. Sapper. men composed of Fred Volger, Sidney started. However, after scouring 34-ltc. Vincent, J. P. Jaeger and H. J. Op the whole oountry he got together a penheimer representing the Theodore few plow? and harrows and things; . L. HALL Transfer. Call Knerr’s Roosevelt International Highway as also, a little later, the modern machin garage. Phone 152. 12-tfc. sociation. Their plans primarily arc ery contributed by friends of the Near East Relief began to arrive, And Sam SHOP—Gates for the development o fthe associa bad the good fortune to round up 32 TIRE ELLIOTT’S tion but includes also the stirring up 52-lte. tires. good reliable mul/a. He has sixteen of interest in the care and consider teejna x w at work, and expects to ASH Paid for second hand ation of tourists, special opportunit l$ipe « traotqr ig (fie field soon. • • • Correll’s Shop. ies for prospective settlers and in fh n pone peasants here had never done cidentally to mention that the 1925 an/ real fartping, and It was very hard TYPEWRITER Ribbons and carbon fair at Portland is assured and Is to for them at first, but their eagerness to paper for Bale at the Herald. be put over without a statewide tax. learn and to help is very pathetic. The great deep furrows 8am plows THE feeling of security Is well worth A local-committee composed of M. L. with his good American equipment are the premium paid. How about Morgan, L. S. Bonney and O. H. that Fire Insurance? See the E. Warner took the guests in charge, a never-ending marvel to them. When P. Dodd Agency. 11-tfc showed them over the project and ar Sam gets one unit started with men trained to operate It, he begins an SEE G L. BENNETT for Auction ranged lunch at The Highway Inn. other and the orphan boys take to the eering. 26-tfC. During their stay the attention of training ^ith great zeal. When the Newmans arrived at DJela- the visitors was called to the matter GROW GRAPES under contract. most near the hearts of the people iioghu, the orphanage there sheltered Very low prices for vines for com of this section— the development of only 400 boys and girls, and Mrs. New mercial planting. Peaches, Apri the Umatilla Rapids primarily for Ir man writes of these; "There were 1,000 cots, Cherries, all kinds of fruit In this lot last spring, but because i t and ornamental stock. Ask for rigation but also for power and navi malnutrition and sickness, 600 of them The Only Westerner Ever Elected Vice-Chairman of the Republican National grape circular. Home Nursery gation. The Portland gentlemen ex died during the summer, so the Soviet Committee 4 Co. Richland. Wash. 17-tfc pressed themselves heartily In com officials bM only 400 left to turn over to us. Enough have been brought mendation of the consideration that rYPBWRITER ribbons and carbon was shown them by the local com down from the over-crowded orphan paper at the Herald office. mittee, and especially with the fact age at Alexandropol to make 2,000 here, and as you can Imagine, I hare The Republican National Committee consists of one member from each ADDING machine rolls at the Herald that Boardman had no "knocks” to my bands full, helping to mother them. state in the Union nnd is the political organization of the party. hand out. office. It is wonderful to see how the wretch In June, 1921, at the Committee's first meeting after the inauguration of ed. dirty, starved little newcomers be LFALFA PASTURE for horses. J. gin to blossom and grow as soon as President Warren G. Harding, every state cast Its vole for Ralph E. Williams WITHOUT STREET ADDRESS W. Hamman. Phone 16R15 Echo. they have been bathed, clothed and of Oregon for vice-chairman of the Committee, recognizing by their unan 33-4tp YOUR MAIL IS DELAYED flven a few rations ol wholesome food." imous vote his fitness and ability as a leader to fill this responsible position. Mrs. Newman says there are things NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION AT OFFICE OF DELIVERY the relief workers must think of as A vote for Ralph E. Williams for Republican National Commjtteeman will epartment of the Interior. U. S. confirm the action of the forty-eight states In electing him vice-chairman little us possible, and must turn away Land Office at I-* Grande, Oregon. April 21. 1922. The Dead Letter Office has been In from when outside the orphanage of the Republican National Committee, a position never before held by a Notice la hereby given that Henry existence ever since Ben Franklin gates. To attempt to aid all the Western man. Belacamper. of Hermiston, Oregon, started our postal service. Even then starving people, or even children, Ralph E. Williams of Oregon, as vice-chairman of the Republican National ho, on January 2. 1919. made Ree- people addressed mail to Mr. Eaeklel would be utterly futile, she says, and mation Homestead Entry. No 019- Smithers, “Atlantic Coast,“ and ex would exhaust the Near East resources Committee, is directly In line Io become National chairman, the highest po 19. for Farm Unit “A” or Lot 1 of without permanently helping any. The sition attainable In the Republican organization. WU. Seet’on 32. Township 5 North, pected Ben to know juat where Zeke orphanages take in Just as many at lived. A National Committeeman on the National Committee does not. make or snge 29 East. Willamette Meridian, Perhaps they had Zeke’« address In can be managed safely. is filed notice of intention to make execute the laws, but carries out the policies and platform of the party "We simply must Ignore the rest," letters up In the garret, maybe a chest Inal three-year Proof, to establish aim to the land above described, full of ’em. bat then It was easier to she writes. “Just outside our gates adopted by the delegates at each previous National Convention. fore United States Commlsnloner. let Ben hunt Zeke. Today people are there are scores of starving children Mr. Williams Is senior member of the National Committee. Seniority In Hermiston. Oregon, on the 13th addressing letters to John Smith. New lying or sitting about listlessly, shiver this committee gives one the same power as seniority In the U. 8. Senate. if of June. 1922. ing In filthy rage, with their little York. N Y„ or Chicago, I1L, thinking Claimant names as witnesses: Unde Bam can locate him, which la bones fairly protruding through their Frank Beddow. George Bcddow Just as Incomplete as was Z e k e '« ad skins. Many of them are atek and In Ito Helnl. Willard W. Felthouse all dress of yore. The Postofflce Depart pain, and they all beg piteously to be ' Hermiston- Oregon. ment asks you to put the number and taken la every time they can catch the (Paid Adv. by Committee of Republicans, C. L. Starr. Hec’y, $17 Board of C a rl O. H e lm . attention of any of the workers. Many street In the address. It helps you. Trade Building. Portland, Oregon Register, Hermistoa, Oregon j WANT AOS U E R M 18T O N LODGE NO. 138. A . F dk ▲ . M . m eet, in Masonic Hall on F ir.t and Third , Tuaaday e v e n in g . of each m onth. V isitin g breth ren w elcom e. | E. D. D ungan. S e ty . A . F. B ei.ee. W. M. V I N E Y A R D LODGE NO. 206. I. O. O. F . v m eets each Monday evening in Odd Fellow s hall. V isiting member* cordially invited. W. K. Longhorn. Sec. A. Buhman. N. G. E. P. DODD P ile s PRELrEF?T Physician am, Surgeon E y e . treat«-!, teste«! and G lasses Fitted Office over First N ational Bank OFFICE PH ON E. « RESIDENCE PH O N E. 586 Offioe Hours: 9 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 5:80 p. m. ■ ■ J ® Sam R o d g e rs , P ro p . B D K N T IS T K Y Bank Bldg. Hermiston, Oregon Truck Hauling Coal, $1 per ton Wood, $1 per cord Trunks and Moving Committeejman KEEP TH E W EST IN POW ER V O T E TO KEEP HIM THERE Unco we bar« takes Is Just one store' Offlee FFIdhe. 88 Residence Phone 751 VV. J. W A R N E R ATTORNEY AT LAW I I K R M IS T O N , OKKOON" W ill M a k e O u t s id e T r ip e J. H . S C H R A M Elliott's Tire Shop. Phone 192 J. D . Z Ü R C H E R LAWYER Stanfield • - Oregon UMATILLA GENERAL HOSPITAL Well and Modernly Equipped SEE Special Rates in M aternity Casei MI sh Nell Kummerlln, superin tendent. Edwards Building H IT T M c K enzie & lieuallen EYE. EA R. NOSE A N D THROAT I Has removed from his form er location in the Fond Bldg, to Rooms 1, 2 and 3 Inland Em pire Bank Bldg. — FOR— GUNS PENDLETON : OKKGON O ptometrist Iw optician (JlnHírícancMitíonal B a n k M d g ' p h ont» GOB Pendleton Ore DR. RAY LOGAN, Physlcun und Surgeon A FULL UNE Umatilla, Oregon F . D. W A T T S. M. D. Pendleton, Oregon HERMISTON AUTO TRUCK TRANSFER EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THR( )AT Special atten tion to the fitting o f lenses. S eein g is believing. P R O N I O H IO O N H A R D W A R I NO. 4 3 Office over T aylor H ardw are H. Robinett, Prop. Pendleton and Umatilla Stage H erm iston, O re .] Re-elect National D r . F. V . P R T M E D ental X-Ray and D iagnosis AMMUNITION Republican Day or night calls answered promptly DR. W. W. ILLSLET Our new brick shoe store is now open Office over F irst N ational Bank ■ with a new line of goods. See us for g Osteopathy Medicine Surgery ■ ■ Calls answ ered at all hour« ■ SHOE REPAIRING * Office phone 551 R esidence phone 711 " OAK TAN SHOE STORE « j TR A N SFER R A L P H E. W ILLIAM S P h y a ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n D R . F R A N C IS P . A D A M S -and— S J .L .V A U G H A N ! D R . R . G. G A L E Office—Gladys Ave. near F irst S t. ■ Office Hour.: ■ 2 to 5; 7:30 to 9. Phone <41 E. L. H A L L Knerr’s Garage RECLAMATION LODGE No. 107. K. o f P-, meet» each Thursday even in g >n Mack’s H all, a t 7.80 I* M. V i.itin g b rother, cordially invited. W. H McMillan R. A. Brownaon. K. R and S . C. C. P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■W e Give S. & H. Trading Stamps* TREASURER OREGON BRIDE MOTHERS 2,000 Q u een E sth er chapter n «. ioi . o. e . b - m eats second Tuesday evening of each month a t S:W) sharp in Masonic hail. V isitin g ntemboro welcome. Minnie E. S tew art. W . M. K athryn L. Garner. Sec. To See Us Herman H. DeHart TRADES LODGE DIRECTORY T h e F re n c h R e s ta u ra n t BAKERY »4 CONFECTIONERY E legantly Furnished Rooms In Connection LEAVE Pendleton 8:00 12:00 4:00 Echo 9:15 1:15 6:16 9:30 1:35 6:35 Stunfield 9:55 1:55 5:55 Hermiston Into Umatilla 10:15 2:15 6:15 STRICTLY FIRST CLASS Hohbach Bros., Proprietor« Pend'oton. Oregon A. D. CROSLAND & SON All Lines of Transfer LEAVE Umatilla 8:00 12:00 4:00 8:20 12:20 4:20 Hermiston 8:45 12:45 4:46 Stanfield 9:00 1:00 5:00 Echo Into Pendleton 10:15 2:15 6:15 TWO TRIPS SUNDAY Leaving Pendleton 8 a. m. and 4 p. m. Leaving Umatilla 8 a. m. and 4 p. m. 7 22 Cottonwood Phone 868 We Deliver Parcels at Way Points F A R IS TWO TRUCKS QUICK SERVICE P s n r lln t o n t o I c h o . 3 1 .0 0 P o n d l s t o n t o H e r m i s t o n , 3 1 .3 0 P e n d l e t o n t o U m a t i l l a , 3 1 .7 8 Phone 785 Calls Answered All Hours' Station at Hotel Oregon and Hotel Hermiston G r e e n T r a d in g S ta m p s ON ALL SALES Don’t forget to see the nice things / have in stock for that Graduation Present, WM. H. OGDEN JEWELER and WATCHMAKER M e rm le te n , O rs g s n " G IF T S T U A T L A S T "
