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We have few FARM ACCOUNT BOOKS left
If you did not get yours ask for it
LODGE DIRECTORY
üæ High School Mirror
We Want Yon Q
to keep in mind the
fact that in addition to
printing this new s
paper w e do job work
of any kind. When
in need of anything
in this line be sure
Devoted to the Interest end Development of the Hermiston Schools
VoL 2.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON
H e rm ie ta « , O r e g o n
FIR E INSU RA N CE
Hay Fire Inaurane#
Autom obile Inaurane«
A ccident Inaurai
L ife Inaurane#
Surety Bonds and Safety Deposit Boxes
Bo. 19
On Monday. May IS the high
school will meet Stanfield in the last
baseball game of the season. So far
Stanfield is the west end champion
and Hermiston will take this honor
Monday if she Is successful. The
boys are working hard and promise
to give Stanfield a good fight for
the west end chanmplonship.
Everyone Is invited to come out
and support the high school boys for
the laat game. The admission will
be ten and 25 cents.
ueen E sth er chapter no . tot. o . b .
meet* second Tuesday e v e n in g s /
a t 8:00 sharp in Masonic hall. V laiihu
eicom e.
Minnie E. Stew art. w .
K athryn L. Garner. S ee.
“snap" day Wednesday, by a little
trip to the picnic grounds near Echo.
Miss Long acted as chaperone
Kodacks and refreshments were the
principal objects of enjoyment. Miss
Long was 'kidnapped through vll.
lianous plot by the seniors.
U E R M 18T O N LODGE NO. 168. A . F. < A. B .
■ * m eets in Masonic Hall on Firetan d TUrd
Tuesday
T
u esd ay ev enings o f each m onth. V isitin g
ren welcome.
E. D. D un gaa. S ecy.
RECLAMATION IZ)DGE N o. 107. K.
o f P.. m eets each Thursday ev e n in g '■
Mack s Hall, a t 7:30 P. M. V isitta g
brothers cordially invited.
W. H. McMillan
R. A. Brownson.
K. R .a n d 8 .
C. C.
P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S
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SW14, Section 32, Township 5 North,
Range 29 East. Willamette Meridian,
■W e Give S. & H. Trading Stamps«
has filed notice of intention to make
Final three-year Proof, to establish
This year the senior class has de
claim to the land above described,
before United States Commissioner,
The county track meet took place cided to omit the usual class night
at Hermiston, Oregon on the 13 th at pendleton Saturday. May six and program and Instead are making ar
A
day of June. 1922.
[was
attended
by
many
of
the
west
rangements
to
have
the
speeches
pub.
FOB SALE
FOR
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank Beddow, George Beddow, I ¡ end students. The representatives lished in The Herald, with possibly
STRAWBERRY CRATES— See King- Otto Heinl, Willard W. Felthouse all from the west end found It pretty photographs of the faculty and mem-»
sley'B about your berry crates. of Hermiston. Oregon.
hard to compete with the representa- bers of the senior class.
32-4te.
Carl G. Helm,
jtives from Pendleton and the other
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Be«*gter.
j]arge schools: however, they brought
The students of the Hermiston of Umatilla County, May 19. 1922!
FOR SALE— Young team horses,
schools
regret very much that Mr. 'Faithful attention to duty. No time ■
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home
a
small
portion
of
the
bacon.
weight 2800. Will sell cheap. Ho
gan Miller.
35-tfc.
The Hermiston boys were the only Voelker will not be superintendent
devoted to outside Interests.’
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS representatives from the west end to of the schools here after this year.
FOR SALE— Residence, 5 rooms with
(Paid Advertisement)
Our new brick shoe store is now open
He
will
go
to
Helix
where
he
will
take
any
places.
Harold
Waterman
garden ground, fruit, shade. Close
■ with a new line of gooJs. See us for g
¡won first in the shot put coming have an opportunity to develope that
DR. I. U. TEMPLE
In. Inquire at Herald office. 29-tfc
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Republican candidate for Repre- within a few inches of the eastern school as he has this one.
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SHOE REPAIRING
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FOR SALE—Concord grapevines *50 sentative 24rd District, Umatilla o regon record. James Hall took third
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OAK TAN SHOE STORE
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per thousand.. Home Nursery Co. county.
The
county
oratorical
contest
was
In both low and high hurdles. The
Richland, Wash.
35-2tc.
If elected I will endeavor to re total number of points taken by the held in Pendleton Friday evening.
S a m R o d g e r« , P ro p .
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FOR SALE— 25 tons discolored hay. duce taxes as far as consistent with high school was seven. Five for first May 5. Frank Swayze the oratorical
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Cannot bale but excellent feed. good government.
place In shot put and one for each representative from t h e , west 'end
T w o w h e a t ra n c h e s in
Mrs. Nora Franz.
35-ltp.
I will support our state colleges to third place In the hurdle races. Har took second place, competing against
e a s te rn W ash , n e a r L a
the extent of millage appropriations. old Waterman will represent Herm five strong opponents. Frank states
I have for sale one team of mares,
I will oppose additional bond is iston In the eastern Oregon meet to that he Is going in to win first place
C ro sse to tr a d e f o r a l
a good set of harness, your choice
of two farm wagons and a Chevrolet sues for all purposes except emer be held at Pendleton Saturday, May next year and we believe he will come
f a lf a la n d s.
490 chassis with 1922 license. The gencies.
13. This Is the first time Hermiston home with the honors.
outfit can be seen at Irrigon. Will
C oal, $1 p e r to n
I will represent all the people re has had a representative In the east
S ix a c re s w ith m o d ern
sell all or part.
gardless
of
party
affiliations
(and
Grade
News
W
ood, $1 p e r cord
ern
Oregon
meet
since
1918.
W. R. Walpole. 35-3tc.
b u n g a lo w on a p a v e d
will not be governed by any cliqun
Florence Skinner won first on the
T ru n k s a n d M oving
34-3tc.
FOR SALE— Team harness and wag or clan.
h ig h w a y n e a r E u g e n e
Miss Nellie Abbot who came here 75 yard dash and Robert Woodward
W i ll M a k e O u t s id e T r i p s
on. C. J. Voliva.
35-2tc.
(Paid Advertisement)
recently from Sheridan, Wyoming, won third place In three events In
to tr a d e f o r a lf a lf a t r a c t
J. H . S C H R A M
entered school Monday as a Junior. the county track meet.
FOR SALE— Refrigorator, new last
Elliott's
Tire Shop. Phone 192
year. Cost *50. Ice capacity 75 lbs.
M od ern h o u se in W a lla
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
See I. E Putman.
35-ltc.
Eighth
grade
examinations
will
be
Notice is hereby given that the
T’,e Juniors report that the annual
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W a lla to tr a d e f o r H e r
held next Thursday and Friday.
FOR SALE— 3 milk cows. Inquire undersigned has been appointed ad- ¡wlH he out the first of next week.
m is to n p ro p e rty .
John Leek, 1 1-2 miles N of town. mlnlstratrix of the estate of Fred A. They will sell for one dollar and are
35-2tp Phelps deceased, by the County Court worth It.
Mr. Bensel will go to Pendleton
7 room h o u s e P e n d le to n
SEE
next week to grade examination pap
FOR SALE CHEAP— Registered Jer of Umatilla County, Oregon. All
to
tr
a
d
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f
o
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a
lf
a
lf
a
la
n
d
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ers.
The
Benlors
observed
the
annual
sey milk cow, high test. Inquire persons having claims against said
Herald offile.
35-lta. estate are notified to present same
Dr. B. T. Simms of O. A. C. and
duly verified, to me at my place of
FOR SALE— Oliver Typewriter, good
Fred Bennlon will be on the project
residence,
at
Hermiston,
Umatilla
condition. Cheap. Mrs. F. W. Kuhn,
Wednesday, May 17, to visit dairy
Route A.
35-2tp. County, Oregon, within six months
men. Dr. Simms Is very much Inter
from the date of this notice.
ested in assisting the dairymen in
FOR SALE— Bee supplies and ex
Dated April 27, 1922.
The farm bureau meeting which stamping out contageous abortion
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tracting supers with comb, reason
Leila A. Phelps,
was to have been held ai Columbia among dairy animals before It be
Administratrix of the estate of
able. Mrs. Geo. A. Cressy.
33-tfc.
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school Friday evening has been post comes more prevalent.
Fred A. Phelps, deceased.
33-5tc.
poned until Wednesday evening,
«Legal Guarantee Given»*
FOR SALE OR TRADE— 100X100
If the present plan of having all
N o n e e d o f K n if o —no pain—co n tin u e w ork.
wl'tn Dr. E. ’1 Simms of O. A. C.
corner, Vancouver, Wash., clear.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Ask to see Gle-o-nis P ile T reatm ent.
cows tested for this disease, is carried
Suitable for residence. For acre Department of the Interior, U. S. will be with us.
out,
the
project
can
soon
be
made
MITCHELL DRUG CO.
Land Office at La Grande, Oregon,
age under ditch. Box 114, Hep
an abortion free area as well as a T.
May 6, 1922.
The Neighborhood club met at the
pner, Ore.
33-4tc.
Notice is hereby given that Chrit-
B. free area, both of which would be
topher D. Bruun, assignee of Pearl home of Mrs. W. Watson and Mrs. O. a big boost for the project as a datry
FOR SALE— Two Bred Duroc Sows. A. Straw, of Portland, Oregon, who O. Felthouse. After the short business
Good ones. Z. Pumphrey. 35-ltp. on January 6, 1910, made Desert meeting, a number of charades were ing center.
Land Entry, No. 07485, for N ^ S E U enacted, after which the articles
Dr. Simms will lecture at Columbia
FOR BALE— Sweet potato plants, 20 Section 22, Township 4 North, Range made for the bazaar were auctioned school house Wednesday evening. All
cents per dozen, *1.25 per 100. 28 East, Willamette Meridian, has off. Mrs. W. W. Felthouse proved a outside dairymen and farm bureau
P H O N E 152
W. T. Buchner. Inquire at King '¡filed notice of intention to make Fln-
sley’s.
33-3tp ' al proof under the act of March 4, very able and entertaining auctioneer members as well as those in Colum
11915 to establish claim to the land and *8.05 was taken in. Delicious re bia are invited to come.
Leave o rd e r, at
r m r itv
tm
above described, befoie United States
FOR SALE— 40 acres, partly tm- Commlsg!oneri at Hermiston, Oregon, freshments were served by the host
proved. Terms» W. A. Leathers. on the 27th day of June, 1922.
Read the Wand Ads.
esses. The club adjourned to met in
25-tfc. , Claimant names as witnesses:
two weeks at the home of Mrs. Dan
Elmer P. Dodd, Harry M. Straw Parks.
SEWING MACHINE for sale or trade and
Jacob L. Stork of Hermiston and
or rent. Correll’s Shop.
29-tfc. James B. Beebe of Stanfield, Oregon.
Carl G. Helm,
Florence Udey returned to (The
HERMISTON AUTO TRUCK
5 ROOM HOUSE for sale, Inquire 35-6tc.
Register. Dalles Monday after a week's visit
27-tfc.
at Correll's Bhop.
at the home of her parents. Florence
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Pboae Siscel’s
TRANSFER
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
FURNITURE FOR SALE
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Department bf the Interior, U. S. is Btaylng with her grandparents,
193
Dining room set, china closet, buffet
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en
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189
Land Office at La Grande, Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sink, attending
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and table, all In first class condition.
P H O N B O R M O * MAROW ARB
May 6, 1922.
school in The Dalles. She also has
Mrs. C. B. Hay.
34-2tp.
I haul anything that
M a. 4«
Notice is hereby given that Joseph the advantage of taking musical
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Ganong, assignee of Stella A.
FOR SALE— 10 tons 1st class alfalfa W.
can
be
moved
training
which
would
be
impossible
of Hermiston, Oregon, who, on
hay, 2nd cutting. *15 in the stack. Dodd,
Want Ads Bring Results
26, 1913, made Desert Land here.
H. Robinett, Prop.
Ed Haugeberg.
34-2tp. March
Entry, No. 011830, for S%SE%,
22, Township 4 North, Range
Heraiat.il, On.]
FOR SALE— 2nd rutting alfalfa hay Section
28 East, Willamette Meridian, has
*12 In stack, also 5 passenger filed
notice
of
intention
to
make
Fin.
Scripps-Booth car, sale or trade for al proof under the act of March 4,
good small Ford truck or runabout. 1915, to establish claim to the land
Phone 202 Or address C. W. Tilden, above described, before United States
Hermiston.
34-2tc. Commissioner, at Hermiston, Oregon,
T h e F re n c h R e s ta u ra n t
the 27th day of June, 1922.
FURNITURE FOR SALE— Complete on Claimant
names as witnesses:
household outfit, 1 range, 1 heater,
Elmer P. Dodd, Harry M. Straw
BAKERY u4 CONFECTIONERY
1 oil stove, dining room set. 1
The main issue in the Primaries May 19 this year, is to determine whether
kitchen table, 1 buffet. 1 dresser and Jacob L. Stork of HermlBton and
James
B.
Beebe
of
Stanfield,
Oregon.
E legantly Furnished Rooms In Connection
All at bargain prices. Call Herald
Carl G. Helm,
Ku Kluxism and religious hatred shall undermine our social, business and politi
or see Albert Hedwall.
34-3tc 35-gtc.
STRICTLY FIRST CLASS
Register.
cal fealty, or whether our institutions and our government shall remain free
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FOR SALE— A Bweet toned upright
TO CREDITORS
Hohbach Bros., Proprietor«
piano *185. Inquire at thta3Jfgtc*- In the NOTICE
from the taint of invisibility and masked hoodlums.
County Court of the State oi
Oregon (for Umatilla County. In
Pend'eton. Oregon
We have carefully investigated the list ot candidates and recommend
the Matter of the Estate of George
MISCELLANEOUS
A. Cressy. deceased.
for your consideration the following, as being uncontamir.ated with Ku Kluxism,
Notice 1» hereby given that the
E. L. HALL Transfer. Call Knerr’s undersigned has been appointed
and
as owing no allegiance to the Ku Klux Kian:
12-tfc. executrix of the last will and testa
garage. Phone 162.
A. D. CROSLAND & SON
ment of George A. Cressy, deceased,
and
has
qualified
as
the
law
directs.
SHOP—Gates
FOR
CONGRESS
TIRE
FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE
ELLIOTT’S
62-ltc. All persons having claims against
tires.
said estate are required to present
CASH Paid for second hand good« the same to me or my at’° rner ' .'* '
Correll’s Shop.
1T-4PS J Warner at his office In Hermiston.
Oregon with proper vouchers within
months from the date hereor.
TYPEWRITER Ribbons and carbon six Dated
this 8th day of May, 1922.
paper for sale at the Herald.
Augusta R. Cressy
TWO TRUCKS
FOR JOINT SENATOR
Executrix.
FOR
REPRESENTATIVE
35-5tc
QUICK
SERVICE
THE feeling of security Is well worth
the premium paid.
How about
that Fire Insurance? See the E.
P. Dodd Agency.
11-tie
WANT ADS
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Herman H. DeHart
D R . R . G. G A L E
P h y s ic ia n a n d | u r g « © n
Office—Gladys A ve. near Fin*. S t.
Office Hours:
2 to 6; 7:90 to 9.
D R . F R A N C IS P . A D A M S
PhyM.iaa and Surgeo*
E yes treated, tested and G lasses Fitted
Office over First N ational Bank
OFFICE PH ON E. 92
RESIDENCE PH O N E. 608
Offioe Hours: 9 to 12 a. m .; 2 to 5 JO p. m.
TREASURER
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Day or night calls answered promptly
DR. W. W. ILLSLEY
J
Office over First N ational 1
Osteopathy
COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES
E. P. DODD
H IT T
E. L. H A L L
TRANSFER
Knerr’s Garage
W. B. Beasley
Voters!
15
SEE O. L. BENNETT for Auctlon-
26-tfe.
eerlng.
GROW GRAPES under contract.
Very low prices for vines for com
mercial planting. Peaches. Apri
cots, Cherries, all kinds of. Ivy**
and ornamental stock. Ask for
grape circular. Home Nursery
Co. Richland. Wash.
17-tfe
TYPEWRITER ribbons and carbon
paper at the Herald office.
ADDING machine relie at the Herald
office.
ALFALFA PASTURE for hornet». J.
W Hamman. Phone 16R15 Echo.
33-4tp
notice fob publication
Department of the Interior. U. 8.
Land Office at La Grande. Oregon.
April »1. 1922.
Notice la hereby given that Henry
who, on January 2, 1919, made Rec-
J Belacapiper. of Hermiston. Oregon,
tarnation Hrmwtw«l Entry, No 019-
4*9, for Farm Unit “A“ or Lot 1 of
Eterei
CONFECTIONERY
STATIONERY
Delicious
Wholesome
Confectionery
Tasty
Stationery
For Women
Nt*
Cigtn ani Taitat»
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N. J. Sinnott
D E N T IS T R Y
D ental X-Ray and D iagnosis
FOR SENATOR
37
Roy Ritner
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43
44
All Lines
of Transfer
E. P. Dodd
E.M . Hulden
I. U. Temple
S. A. Miller
Frank Sloan
Phone 785
Calk Answered A ll Hours
ATTORNEY AT LAW
IIB R M IS T O N . O R E G O N
J. D . Z Ü R C H E R
LAW YER
S t a n f i e ld
UMATILLA GENERAL HOSPITAL
Well and Modernly Equipped
Soecial Rates in Maternity Cases
Miss Nell Kammerlln, superin
tendent.
Edwards Building
McKENZIF, & LIEUALLEN
EYE. EAR. N O SE A N D T H R O A T'
Has removed from hits form er location In the
Bond Bldg, to
Rooms I, 2 and 3 Inland Em pire Bank Bldg.
: OREGON
O ptometrist and O p t ic ia n
A m e ric a r e l a t i o n a l B a n k B/d^
p litm t; ü()U - - fe n d ltitu n Ore
DR. RAY LOGAS,
Physlcan and Surgeon
Umatilla. Oregon
K. D . W A T T S , M . D .
Pendleton. Oregon
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND
THROAT
Special atten tion to th e fitting of
Seeing is believin g.
Office over T a ylor Hardware
Pendleton and
Umatilla Stage
LEAVE
8:00 12:00 4:M
Pendleton
9:16 1:16 6:1*
Echo
9:30 1:35 6:36
Stanfield
9:55 1:65 6:56
Hermiston
Into Umatilla 10:15 2:16 6:16
LEAVE
8:00 12:00 4:00
Umatilla
8:20 12:20 4:20
Hermiston
8:46 12:46 4:46
Stanfield
9:00 1:00 6:00
Echo
Into Pendleton 10:15 2:16 6:16
TWO TRIPS SUNDAY
Leaving Pendleton 8 a. m. and
4 p. m.
leaving Umatilla 8 a. m. and
4 p. m.
Phone 868
722 Cottonwood
We Deliver Parcels at Way Pointa
parrs
. . n r f l . t . n t o BOHO. et.OO
t . n d l . t a n to S to n tlo M , • » . ! •
P e n d l o t o n t o M o r m lo t o n , S».BO
P o n O lo to n t o U m o t l l l o . n i . T a
Station at Hotel Oregon and
Hotel Hermiston
G r e e n T r a d in g S ta m p s
J. O. Hales
ON A L L S A L E S
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
47
PKNDLETON
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
46
C. K. Cranston
Of the above, some are more strongly opposed to the un-American men
ace than others, Sinnott, Hinkle and Temple have declared themselves unalter
ably opposed to the principles of Ku Kluxism.
BE SAFE AND SANE. CHOOSE FROM THE ABOVE LIST OF
CANDIDATES. THEY ALONE HAVE THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE
PARTY AND PUBLIC WELFARE AT HEART.
T. ■. i h . m . a«., n t Lmn. a u f - n s u . Or.
Don’t forget to see the nice
things I have in stock for
that Graduation Present,
W M . H . O G D EN
JEWELER and WATCHMAKER
H e rm is to n , O re g o n
COMMITTEE OF REPUBLICANS
(Paid A d . )
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W. J. W A R N E R
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Office
Rank Bldg.
Hermiston. Oregon
A FULL UNE
Attention!
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Joseph T. Hinkle
Rodney J. Kitchen
Colon R. Eberhard
AMMUNITION
Surgery
D r . F. V . P R I M E
Piles
GUNS
Medicine
C alls answ ered at all hours
Office phone 661
Residence phone Til
TRADES
Truck Hauling
hvMh
A . F. Beisse. W . M.
V IN E Y A R D LODGE NO. 206. L O. O. F.
T m eets each Monday evening In Odd Fellows
hall. V isitin g m em bers cordially invited.
W. R. IxMighom. Sec.
A. Buhman. N . G.
To See Us
' The commencement announcements
arrived last week end and the seniors
have already started them to all four
corners of the world.
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