t:
T H E H E B M ISTON
INDIAN GIRL IS RICH
Oil Sends Her From Poverty to
Wealth in Two Months.
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
OFFICERS
P. B. Swayze
P resid en t
R. A lex In d er
V ice-President
S. C. L ochrie
C ashier
W. L. H amm,
A ss't. C ashier
Every citizen 's call to arm s, de­
vote your tim e to th is public serv­
ice. October 2 to 9 is F ire P reven­
tion week. W ill you en list in th e
p atro tic crusade to overcome the
unnecessary fire w aste of the n a ­
tion, alm ost en tire ly caused by
Carelessness?
P ro p erty loss d u rin g 1921 $500,-
000,000.
. C asualty list: 15,000 b urned to
death . 25,000 maimed, bruised, in ­
ju red .
Sixty-five per cent of all fires oc­
cu r in the home, hence women and
children make up th e g reat per cent
Of casualties.
Y ours for S afety and Conserva­
tion.
F. B. Swayze, A gent
First National Bank
of H erm iston
Capital, Surplus and U ndivided
P rofits O ver $ 5 0 ,0 0 0
undersigned executor of th e L ast
W ill and T estam ent of B enjam in F.
Newcomer^ deceased has filed his
fin al rep o rt w ith th e Clerk of the
above en titled C ourt and th a t the
Ju d g e th ereo f has designated Monday
th e 24th day of October, 1922 a t 10
o’clock in tho forenoon as th e tim e
and the C ounty Court room in the
C ounty C ourt House a t Pendleton,
U m atilla County, Oregon as the
place when and w here h e arin g shall
be had thereon, and all persons in ­
terested are hereby notified to then
and th ere ap p ear and show cause, if
any they have, w hy said report
should not be approved, th e execut­
o r discharged, h is bondsmen exhon-
o rated and th e estate closed.
D ated th is 12tli day of Septem ber,
1922.
W illard W. F elthouse
2-5tc.
Executor.
NOTICE!
T he H erald publishes
more genuine paid w ant
ads th a n any other
paper published in a city
of the same size in E ast­
ern Oregon.
T H E R E ’S A REASON
W ANT ADS
FOR SALE
RAY BALER FOR SALE CHEAP—
In q u ire a t th is office.
61-tfc.
FOR SALE— B elgian hares, eith er
alive or dressed. E u q u ire a t th is
office.
HIGHLY IMPROVED 10 ACRES 1 ’,4
m iles from H erm iston F o r sale
cheap. Inq u ire of th is office. 49-tfc
FOR SALE— 40 acres, p artly im ­
proved. Term s, W . A. L eathers.
25-tfc.
CONCORD GRAPES FOR SALE— E
L. Jackson.
52-tfc.
FOR SALE— An Im proved 20 acre
ran ch 3 1-2 m iles from H erm iston
for p a rtic u la rs see C. H. Skinner.
1-tfc.
FOR SALE— A sm all lot of choice
Rome B eauty apples is offered for
sale In th e o rch ard for $1.00 per
box w ith o u t boxes. These apples
w ill be e x tra fancy, fancy and C
-grades mixed as th ey come from
th e trees, every apple a good m e .
Nick L oundagin, telephone 832.
5-tfc.
JONATHAN. K ing David, Yellow
N ew ton, S pitzenberg, Rome B eau­
ty an d W inesapp apples, 60c per
bu. a t orchard. C ider or Cook;ng
apples culled from above aro 20c
per bu. Geo. Root.
5-2tc.
Be it resolved by th e C ity of H er­
m iston t h a t ’th e general election for
th e City of H erm iston be and the
same is hereby ordered for Tuesday
th e seventh day of November 1922
betw een th e hours of 8 a. m. and 8
o’clock p. m. a t the City Council
C ham bers in th e P ublic L ib rary
b uilding of said City, for the purpose
of electing a Mayor, Recorder, T rea­
su rer and six C ouncllm en; th a t W.
J. W arner, H. E. H itt and M is E. J.
K ingsley be and they are hereby ap­
pointed judges for sa'd election, and
th a t Mrs. A. E. Robb and Mrs. Chas.
T aylor be. and they are hereby ap­
pointed clerks of said election, and
th a t th e R ecorder publish notices of
said election in th e H erm iston H erald
for tw o consecutive issues of said
new spaper p rio r to th e date of said
election.
Passed th e City Council th is 4th
day of October, 1922.
Approved by th e M ayor October
4th. 1922.
F. C. McKenzie, Mayor
A ttest: C. W. Kellogg, Recorder.
N otice Is hereby given th a t th e
general election for th e City of
H erm iston will be held a t th e Coun­
cil Chambers in the P ublic L ib rary
build in g of said City on th e 7th day
of November 1922 betw een th e hours
of 8 o’clock a. m. and 8 o’clock p nt.
for the purpose of electing a Mayor
Recorder, T reasu rer and six Council-
men.
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Dated th is 8th day of October,
1922.
C. W. Kellogg.
5-3tc.
City R ecorder
T H E HERMISTON CAFE handles a
com plete line of fresh pastries,
radies and Hot Tam ales. We solic­
it your patro n ag e
5 -ltc.
NOTICE OF HEARING UPON FINAL
REPORT
J l
In th e C ounty Court of th e S ta le of
Oregon for U m atilla C ounty In
th e M atter of th e E s ta te of B en­
jam in P. Newcomer. Deceased.
N otice to hereby
s,Ten ü**t
CORVALLIS, Orc.— Miss B erryl
Ja rm in of Echo, ju n io r In home
economics a t the Oregon A g ricu ltu ral
College w as elected vice president of
the Home Economics club a t a m eet­
ing held October 2. The m em bership
of th e club com prises th e en tire
school of hom e economics w hich has
a to ta l reg istratio n of 464 girls.
Miss Ja rm in is secretary of W aldo
H all club, an organization of 250
girls. D uring h er sophom ore year she
was h ig h point woman on th e g irls’
rifle team , w ith a score of 95. She
was also vice president of the W iue-
nia club.
D uring the sum m er Miss Jarm in
spends h er vacation ranching.
Yes, Indeed
WE HAVE TAKEN
THE AGENCY
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have a rumbling: sound or imperfect
hearing. Unless the inflammation can
be reduced, your hearing may be de­
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has been successful In the treatment of
Catarrh for over Forty Tears.
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crip t.
Use for Mummified Cats.
Some years ago a considerable trade
was carried on between Great Britain
and Egypt in mummified cats I The
cat was a semt-sacred creature among
the ancient Egyptians and because
they symbolized wakefulness, stealth­
iness and craft they were held to be
special favorites of the gods of sleep
and of the land of the dead. When
they died they were carefully treated
by the undertakers of that day, and
after careful embalming were buried
tn great vaults. The degenerates, or
more enlightened’ descendants of the
u ndent Egyptians—however one cares
to consider them in their attitude to­
ward their forefathers’ beliefs—made
m erchandise of the mummies of the
cats, and sold them In shiploads to be
ground up and converted Into fertiliz­
ers for ¡he soil. There wus found to
be no tru th in a story that human
rem ains were occasionally found
among the embalmed pussies.
H eart en Right Sids.
Phoenix, Aria.—An Indian Inmate of
a local hospltftt, believed to be a vic­
tim of tuberculosis, was found hy doc­
tors to have his heart on th e .rig h t
side of his body. The man’s liver is
reversed and he has a double rib on
one side. He is thirty-four years old.
W an t Ads B rin g R esults
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF
SCHOOL BONDS
School District No. 14
U matilla Conntv. Ores-on
V I N E Y A R D LODGE NO. 206, I. O. O. F .
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meeifc each Monday evening in Odd F ellow s
hall. V isitin g member« cordially invited.
W. R. Longhorn. S ee.
A. Buhman. N . O.
RECLAMATION LODGB No. 107. K .
of I*., m eets each Thursday even in g >n
Mack's Hall, at 7:») P M. V iaiting
brothers cordially invited.
W. 11. McMillan
R. A. Brownaon,
K. R. and S.
C. C.
P h y s ic ia n a m i 8 u r g a o n
Office—Gladys A ve. near F irst S t.
Office Hour«:
2 to S’. 7:30 to 9.
Phone Ml
D R . F R A N C IS P . A D A M S
Plnoieiass and Surgeon
In Fire Sale Terras
Gladys— “So Maud broke h e r en­
gagem ent w ith Ja c k because the
doctor said he had a tobacco h e a rt? ”
May— “ Yes and I don’t blam e her.
W ho w an ts a husband th a t's dam ag­
ed by sm oke?”— A nsw ers (L ondon.)
I U E R M IS T O N LODGE NO. 138. A . F A A . M .
I * * m eets in Masonic Hall on First and Third
| Tuesday eveningt of each m onth. V isitin g breth-
■ ren w elcom e.
j E. D. D ungan. S ecy.
A . F. Beiate. W. M.
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of any kind. When
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Office over First N ational Bank
Osteopathy
Medicine
Surgery
Calls answ ered a t all hours
Office phone ¿51
R esidence phone 711
DR. J. A. LOUNDAGIN
Physician and Surgeon
Offico T il. 931.
Res. Tel. 832.
Office Telephone B uilding
H erm iston
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g| Our new brick shoe store is now open
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The best w ater for an aquarium Is
from a river, stream or pond. Ruin
water which has been exposed for some
time to the air is also excellent, hut
the exposure must be of some length
to render it safe. If w ater Is taken
from a hydrant, it should first flow with
full force into a bucket, so th a t it may
be thoroughly aerated. Under no cir­
cumstances ought pump-water to be
used, as it is what is commonly called
“deud," that Is without uerutlon.
If the aquarium Is to contuin gold­
fish, or other species th at will live In
still water, it is unnecessary to change
the water frequently, especially if the
tank be well provided with suituhle
aquatic plants. Simply replace that
which lias been lost through evapora­
tion from time to time. If care lie ex­
ercised and the aquarium kept clean,
a complete change of w ater Is only
necessnry about once in six months.
It would be well to introduce nt first a
few snails and tadpoles, and then, af­
ter two or three days, the fish.
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Pendleton
8:00 12:00 4:00
Echo
9:15 1:16 6:16
S tanfield
9:30 1:36 5:36
H erm iston
9:55 1:55 5:55
In to U m atilla 10:15 2:15 6:15
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“ T h e y don’t answer,” it is after a sin­
cere endeavor to get your party. She
cannot compel an answer.
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Telephone records show that the
great m ajority o f “ don’t answer” re­
ports come from residence calls. In
business, where it is a matter o f dollars
and cents, it is always the assigned
duty o f some one to be w ith in sound
o f the telephone bell.
Phone 785
“ T h e y don’t answer” is the state­
ment o f a situation absolutely beyond
the control o f the telephone operator.
8:00 12:00 4:00
U m atilla
H erm iston
8:20 12:20 4:20
8:45 12:45 4:45
Stanfield
9:00 1:00 6:00
Echo
In to P endleton 10:15 2:15 6:15
TWO TRIPS SUNDAY
L eaving P endleton 8 a. m. and
4 p. in.
L eaving U m atilla • a. m. and
4 p. m.
Phon© 868
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We D eliver P arcels at W ay P oints
FARES
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F o n d lo to n to S t a n f ie ld , S i.2 3
P o n d l e t o n t o H o r m l s t o n , S1.SO
P e n d lo to n to U m a t i ll a , S I.7 0
T h e p a rty'called may he u n w illin g
to leave a paiticular household duty—
may be in another part o f the home
beyond closed doors— may be chatting
w ith a neighbor— may be marketing—
may he slow in answering. Strange,
but true, calls are sometimes designedly
unanswered.
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Calls Answered All Hours
T. H. Gaither
W ill haul anything that can be
moved
P h o n e 8 8 1 or 2 5 4
“ Let th e Horse Do Your Hauling"
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Station at Hotel Oregon and
Hotel Hermiston
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF
SCHOOL BONDS
School District No. 14
Umatilla Conntv. Oregon
W ILLAM ETTE VALLEY FARMS,
City and Incom e P ro p erty to ex­
N otice is hereby given th a t School
change for H erm iston Irrig ated . D istrict No. 14, U m atilla County,
J. M. Biggs, R ealtor.
__4 8-tfc. Oregon, w ill exercise its option to re ­
deem th e follow ing described o u t­
T Y PE W R IT ER ribbons and carbon sta n d in g bonds of said d is tric t.
p aper a t th e H erald office.
$5,000.09 School Bonds, dated De­
W E HAVE PASTURE for 100 more cem ber 1. 1912. due December 1.
head of horses. Across river. P hons 1932, optional on and a fte r Decem­
68F5 for p a rticu lars.
47-tfc. ber 1, 1922, b earin g in terest a t the
rate of 5 per cent per annum .
Said bonds w ill be redeemed at
BEE SUPPLIES j
the N ational P ark Bank. New Y ork
all k in d s a t th e Second H and Store. C
ity, N. Y. on December 1st. 1922,
and In terest w ill cease on said dute.
C. K. C ranston.
MONEY FOR YOU AND U8 made
T reasu rer of U m atilla County,
by selling o u r splendid lin e of
5-4tc
w ell-grow n F ru it an d O rnam ental Oregon.
Tr«*s and P lan ts. Select te rrito ry
ADDING m achine rolls a t th e H erald
if application Is m ade a t once.
office.
Salem N ursery Company,
428 OTegon Bldg ,
Salem, Oregon
3-4tc.
LOST— L ittle red pig w ith black
spots N otify F. F. K n err a t shop
or home. ______ ___________ 5 1 tp
Muskogee, Okla,—"H ere’s one little
ludian girl who is not going Co be
singed by the bright lights nor the
G reat White Way,” said Exle Fife,
nlneteen-year-old Creek, when told
th at her allotm ent In Creek county
bud produced Its fourth gusher and
lifted her Income from royalties to
near $2,000 a day.
Exie’s production now averages
abont 4,000 barrels of crude dally.
How much Exle has become worth
since the first producer was brought
in on her land two months ago she
herself does not know. Only the offi­
cials of the Indian agency, where her
money is handled, know, and they are
not telling it for publication.
Exle received the news of her fourth
gusher ju st as the carpenters were
driving in the last nails of her modest
new flvo-room bungalow th at Uncle
Sum decided to bulid for her down at
Fume, in McIntosh county, when oil
royalties began to pour in to Exie’s
credit. The house harmonizes with
Exie’s simplicity.
“In the fall I am going to study mu­
sic and will possibly go to a finishing
school,” said Exie. “I am also going
to send my brother to some big col­
lege. I want him to be somebody. I
am going to continue to make Fame
my home, no m atter how many mil­
lions of dollars I make out of oil. I
have lived here since childhood and
riches will never tem pt me to move. I
am always going to stay u country
girl.
‘‘No, I don’t care to trav el; at least
not now. Some time later on I prob­
ably will take a trip, but I assure you
th at It’s not going to be a money-
spending orgy.
“What do I want to be? I want to
be a farm erette, ns you city folks say.
I want about five hundred or a thou­
sand acres, stocked witli sleek, pure­
bred cattle, and waving fields of corn
and grain. Then I want a flock of puf­
fing tractors, with this little girl be­
hind the biggest one of them all.
T h at's the life for me."
Seven more wells are drilling and
oil men say the allotm ent should be
good for about forty wells. Indian
agency officials, even In these days of
low-priced crude, forecast an Income
of $5,000 a day for Exle within the
very near future.
And Exle Is about as rem arkable ns
her luck. Although she was a pauper
two months ago, her good fortune lias
made little change In her. Site Is ut­
terly devoid of extravagance. True,
she wears b etter clothes and has a big
red-wheeled automobile to carry her
from Fame to Muskogee to get her
monthly check from the agency, but
th at's about all.
ECHO GIRL HONORED AT
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
NOTICE OF CITY ELECTION
N otice is hereby given th a t School
FOR SALE— F o u r horse fresno, D istrict
14, U m atilla County,
cream sep arato r, lum ber w agon, Oregon, w No.
exercise its option to re ­
o rch ard spray and o th er farm im­ deem th e ill follow
ing described o u t­
plem ents. W. G. F ritts .
5-tfc.
sta n d in g bonds of said d istric t:
$15,000.00 School Bonds, dated
FOR SALE— W hite W yan d o tt roost­ A pril 1, 1910, due A pril 1. 1930,
ers Call 35F21.
5-2tc. optional on and a fte r A pril 1, 1920,
b earin g in terest a t th e ra te of 5 per
FOR SALE— $60.00 h eatin g stove cent per annum .
used tw o w inters. $25.00. E. J.
$6.000.00 School Bonds, dated
KingRley.
5 -ltc . Ju ly 1, 1922, due Ju ly 1, 1932, op­
tional on and a fte r Ju ly 1. 1922,
b earing in terest a t the ra te of 5 per
MISCELLANEOUS
cent p er annum .
Said bonds w ill be redeem ed on
November 15. 1922, and in te re st w ill
W ANTED— W oman
for
general cease on said date. The above de­
house w ork and cooking. In q u ire scribed $15,000.00 issue w ill be paid
th is office.
52-tfe. on p re se n ta t'o n a t th e bank of
Kountz B rothers, in New York City.
SHOP— G ates N. Y. and th e $6,000.00 issue will
T IR E
ELLIOTT'S
5 2 -ltc. be paid on p resen tatio n a t th e N a­
tires.
tional P ark B ank, in New Y ork City,
T H E feeling at secu rity is well w orth N. Y.
C. K. C ranston,
th e prem ium paid.
How about
T reasu rer of U m atilla County.
th a t F ire In su ran ce? See th e E.
5-4 tc.
11-tfc Oregon. .
P . Dodd Agency.
SE E O L. BEN N ETT for A uctlon-
y eering.
26-tfc.
But $2,000-aDay Income Ha» Not
Turned Her Head—Ambition la to
Be Farm erette and Drive
a Tractor.
H E R A LD , HERM ISTON, OUEGQN,
Elegan tly Furnished Rooms in Connection
T he P a c ific T e le p h o n e
And Telegraph Company
S T R IC T L Y F IR S T CLASH
Piles P
rellef ? T
Holibach Bras., Proprietors
h Leg&l Guarantee Given**
P rn d 'rtw i, Oregon
N o need o f K - i f o no pain »‘««tln u g w ork.
Ask tn see Gle-o-nie F ite T n a U M t .
MITCHELL «RUG CO.