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t THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, ANNOUNCEM ENT LOCAL AND PERSONAL ■ BREVITIES ■ O o n r o e e o f lo to n o t Gleaned H ero and Th e ra A b oot tho C lt r and Nourbborbood MANY KILLED IN BUESSELOORF RIOT Great German Separatist Dem* We have made arrangement* with Tin, Sheet metal work and Plumb ing. Call 7*3. I. E. Putman. 11-tfe. Five hole range with warming oven and reservoir. Combination , high chair. Mr». O. A. Creasy. -4tf Wm. Sharr To act a* our agent im Hermiston Stated communication of Queen Esther Chapter O. E. S., next Tues day night. Degrees. By order H. M. Phone 461 and our car w ill call at your door Twice a Week Service Monday Friday Domestic Laundry Inc. Pendleton Better Service Better W ork Legal Blank* For Sale at The Herald Office E cho F lo u r M ills Echo, Oregon M ANUFACTURERS OF High Grade Patent B lue S te m F lour T h e S u p ° rio r P ro d u c t o f S cientific M illing M ak es B e tte r B re a d T ry a S ack DEALERS IN GRAIN AND FEED If You are an Eskimo You Don’t Need our Metal Weather Strip The Eskimo don't care for a little thing like zero wind blowing in hi» front door. But you are not an Es kimo. and you will appreciate the comfort our Metal Weather Stip give». Ou Metal Weather Ptrlp seal» the doors and window» up tight. It keep» the cold wind out and the warm air In. Saves coal and keeps out dust. Prevents tho rattle of window» and door» when the cold wind blow». A dollar seventy-five to two dollars will make the average door or win dow ccjld proof. It’» edging on to winter. Better get ready now. REPAIRING, REMODELING or REBUILDING— ALWAYS GET OUR FREE ARCHITECTURAL SERVICE. Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. Hermiston, Oregon Phone 111 Old settlers of the project will be bhocked to learn of the deat hot Rev. Hermiston, who spent the summer here sixteen years ago In charge of a chapel car sent out by the Baptist church. Mrs. Una Dinwiddle, of Fossil, is visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. H. L. Payne. Dale Dungan, formerly assistant cashier of the First Natonal Bank of this city, but now residing in South Bend, Wash., was renewing old ac quaintances here Saturday. onstration Terminates in Shooting Affray. Dusseldorf.—It was variously esti mated that from 10 to IS persons were killed and that between 200 and 300, many of them women and children, were Injured during the disorders at the separatist demonstration Sunday. The trouble began at 4 o'clock In the afternoon when 40,000 persons, In cluding 15,000 manifestants, had as sembled in the square. The panic- stricken crowd fled for safety Imme diately the shooting began, trampling women and children. The firing originated from the houses overlooking the square, but rapidly degenerated Into a general shooting affray, in which the police, communists and separatists took part. The French occupation authorities held the German military police—the security police—responsible for the outbreak declaring that they started the shooting, In which the communist groups later joined. The hospitals and police barracks were filed with wound ed. and French military doctors were rendering ail possible assistance. TIME TO VIEW WITH ALARM Startling Exploit of Pennsylvania Girl Whose Flsn^r Was in tha SherNRs tSuetody. Had an Oppesth«**», a Chamber« at ■ McGrath written «. tale a few >eur» ago of a girl whoktoro-d her way Intc a sheriff's home sag then, single-hand j ed, freed her Sane* from the nearby Jail with the aid ef the keys and a re volver she obtain'd In tier housebreuk Ing. renders wesil* have been amused at the Idea a girl eould do such a thing. But truth cnotkt*. to make Action look silly. And iri.es have changed. The Warren (Pa.) girl who did that thing Is a type t*«t» the writers of shockers have aet caught up with as yet. There are policewomen and women deputy abeoUCs today—also girl bandits. Mllsdy its her emancipated state both euforsRs the laws and breaks them. NeMaek is too much for her. If the facts la tin's ease were as they are told, here was love laughing at the locksmiths and tl* sheriff and all the embattled array ef the forces of law and order. That-'* the way the movie scenario writer« 4ould look nt it. Many other per»d*s will take that In- ard the exploit of this lass, too. x But are not th* ladles going a bit too far? Nobody, a r t even Judges and Jnries, have objeeftd very strenuously so far to women «¿oqtlng up their hus bands at odd tinge», even to their shooting up ether people's husbands. But If they are t . be permitted to break open the Jails to get their chosen ones out of durance, of what use will be JaJIs or policemen or laws, even?—Buffalo Evening News. Dr. H. C. Curry, eyesight special ist of Seattle, who has made profess, ional visit» to Hermiston for many years, will be at the Oregon Hotel Monday, Oct. 8. Dr. Curry, who is ECUADOR PINEAPPLES HUGE well known for doing good optical wor kat reasonable pricee, will exam Washington, D. C j — Revival of the ine eyes and fit glasses when need United States Cirait^ corporation, with They Grow to Weight of Twenty-Five Pounds In the Province of ed.— Adv. authority to purchase 200,000,000 bush- Eemeraldae. ______ I els of wheat In the open market, is the Postmaster Skinner announceTtKSt pIan ®08t ,avored by the Coolidge ad- Ecuador Is fast becoming a great the postal receipts up to September mlnlBtra“ ° a for ‘be relief of the agri fruit-growing counfry, said Frank Ed cultural industry, it was learned here. ward Kink of Esmeralda», Ecuador, to The purchase price would be *1.50 the New York 'Nmes. the same period last year, the in a bushel, if the plan is finally adopted. "Pineapples grow to a weight of 25 crease being $702.83. Its supporters contend It would bring pounds in the province of Esmeral- immediate stabilization to the wheat das,” he declared. ‘‘This is about Mrs. Ella Percy who left for Port- market and provide immediate finan- twice the size of the pineapples grown land to make her home, has rented cial relief for poverty-stricken ggricul- In Hawaii and Aqiws that we must have very superior soil. Moreover, her house to Mr. and Mrs. J B. I turists. there is no place in the world that Alexander,, who has been rooming at Legal barriers, however, may pre produces such large, thin-skinned, the Neary home. vent revival of the corporation as it seedless oranges. existed during the war, but a similar “Indications are that the province Mrs B. M. Rogers, of La Grande, body would be organized under the has also a eonsftlerable wealth in oth There are a great nuinher of oil seep Is visiting at the home of her daugh- p,^a' The pilgrimage to the capital of a ages which would indicate a great pro ter, Mrs. C. S. Sanderson. little group of bankers and farmers duction of hlgh^Auvity oil. The char from the northwest, regarded at first acter of this oil Is higher than the fa Rev. Henry Young and family have as rather a fultlle effort, has resulted, mous Pennsylvania oil, and has been arrived from Joseph, Oregon. Rev. after two days of conference with ad produced In Ecuadog for the last 300 Young wli serve as pastor of the ministration officials, in stirring the years, but It is only recently that mod Methodist church in this city for the government to take definite action for em machinery bus been used for drill ing, with excellent success. One month coming year. relief in wheat growing states. ago an English company brought In a They came demanding an extra ses well of 300 barrels an hour.of 38 grav F. M. Beagle, of Kerby, Orengo, Is sion of congress to revive the United ity oil. These caAdltioi combine to hero to spend the winter at the home States grain corporation. While they encourage immigration. wb'ch is stead will not get that, they will return to ily Increasing In Eamera! das.” of his daughter, Mrs. Geo. Geun. the northwest carrying very definite assurances that ail efforts will be bent Mrs. Anna Strohm left the first toward bringing relief. part of the week for Hood River, where she will spend the winter with Come in anú REBELLION NEAR BERLIN her daughter In the above mentioned reneu) it next city. Reinforcements From Capital Put time you a n Down Attempt to Secure Garrison. in town. Mrs. Neie Morrison, of Cecil, Ore London.—A revolutionary movement gon, was visiting at the home of her originated by nationalist organizations mother. Mrs. C. H. Crandall, Satur has broken out at KueBtrin, fifty miles day. She was accompanied by her from Berlin, says a Reuter's dispatch mother on the return trip. from the German capital. The insur gents attempted to disarm the garri Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nell were Pen son and occupy the fortress, hut the SPECIAL dleton visitors last Thursday. They commander of the reichswehr arrest made the Journey to bring home ed the nationalist leaders and drove their little daughter Evadna, who back the attackers. It Is officially announced In Berlin hag been visiting her grandmother. that the participants in the insurrec Rev. W. W. Davis entertaned his tion at Kuestrln, numbering about 400 Regular 15 cent double mesh cap men, have been captured and disarm congregation again last Sunday with ed. The rebels lost one killed Mid shape real hair assorted shades another of his series of chalk talks. several wounded. There were no loss The picture drawn this week was that es among the government forces. made by Bonnie Bee Co. of Castle Rock. In the opinion of officials the revolt actually Berved a useful purpose, inas A. Brunner, who recently sold his much as it gave notice that the gov blacksmith shop to J. L. Harmon, ernment was prepared to put down left with his family the first of the immediately any attemiffs at insur week for Creswell, Oregon, where rection. he will make hl8 future home. Until Present Stock Is Exhausted Election Held Despite Governor. Word has been received that Miss Oklahoma City. Okla. — Oklahoma’s Ruth Skinner, formerly a stenog special state election, at which to de rapher in the reclamation office in cide the question of whether the state this city, had the misfortune to lose legislature shall meet to consider im practically all of her belongings In peachment charges against Governor the recent fire at Berkley. California. J. C. Walton, was held despite threat of tho governor to prevent a vote. C. E. Glasgow, a promnent farmer Johnston county appeared to be the of the Irrigon district, was a busl- only place in the state where the neas visitor In Hermiston last Tues threat of Governor Walton to close the polls by force of arms had been day, carried out. BUYING OF WHEAT BY U. S. FAVORED Has Your Subscript^» Expired? Goodyear Auto Tires G O O D -Y E A R Gef the New Price SAPPERS’ INC. HARDWARE FURNITURE IMPLEMENTS RADIO OUTFITS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING \ 1 / if with L COLES’ Combination Wood & Coal HEATERS It Is of vital Importance that every family saves fuel this year. Buy this stove and burn any fuel you can get. Reversing the duplex grate in thlB stove change It Instantly from wood to coal. More powerful than coal heaters costing double Its price. the advantages of a wood stove. Holds fire from Saturday evening to Monday morning. up the house with fuel put in the night before. All Heats COME IN AND SELECT YOUR HEATER WHILE OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. T h e J e rs e y Sale O ctob er 12 We expect you to see as fine a lot of Jersey Cattle as has been put up at auction In Eastern Oregon. There arc to be fresh co'< 3, h springers, cows already proved gooa producers, heifers from dams with good milk records. Pure bred cows with register of merit records. Bulls with a gilt edge pedigree. In all an offering of which we are proud. We hope every one of these animals may go into herdg on the Umatilla project. The terms are so liberal that every ambitious breeder here has opportunity to improve his stock. We thank you. A. W. AGNEW C. W. TILDEN J. W. CAMPBELL Hair Nets Legal Blanks a t The Herald Office Six For 50 Cents Every Net Guaranteed Hair Nets P A R K E R ’S STORE SPECIAL SALE CANNED GOODS ■ 'W ■ ■ " ■ ■—I This is not canned goods week but thie week we are going to sell canned goods. Another window full of bargains that should please every body. We invite every person who likes good things to eat to visit the Blue Front this week. Six For 50 Cents Mitchell Drug Co A Big Redaction in the Price of Guaranteed Fuel Saving Ogden Is offering some real bar American Aviator Takaa British Cup. PHONE .101 gain» to the public during the Dairy Cowes. Isle of Wight. — Lieutenant i , and Hog show. Sec his window.-Ad. David Rittenhouse of the United “ L K M Ib lO N O R EG O N States navy, driving bis Curtiss nary — ------------------ Paul De F. Merit more, a soloist of racer at a speed of 177.88 miles an Pendleton, will sing next Sunday eve hour, won the Schneider cup from its I WISH TO ANNOUNCE ning at the Baptist church. English holder against a field which TO THE PUBLIC had simmered down to another Amer Miss Edith Hoffman, home demon ican, an Englishman and a French — THAT THE— stration agent, will hold a class in man.. millinery at Mrs. Chas. Keller's on October 9. Bring your lunch and Lloyd George Gets Rousing Send-off. come. laindon.—David Lloyd George was given a stirring send off by members The annual election of officers of of the American society who gave a th* Neighborhood club will be held luncheon In his honor on the ere of October 10 at Mrs. Fowler's. All In his departure for a tour of Canada and the United State*. terested are Invited to attend. T H E S TO R E W IT H T H E B L U E F R O N T =“Tke Weit Side Eat Shop” = - J. Lea P a rker, P ro p rieto r Telephone 413 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ CITY MEAT MARKET JOHN ELsIS, PROP. Bake-Rite B akery A tourist car ran amuck last Tues Ethel Epperson, sister of Mrs. day erening nd went through a Pat Siscel, of this city, wa* large plate glass window of the Her married the latter p art of last miston Auto Co. week to Dr. Hagen, of Cottage _____ -Grove. They were married at A. F. Bctsne returned Tuesday, Vancouver, Washington, morning from Chicago where he waa * a.« I , a Mrara called on account of the death of Mustard gaa, phosgene and chlorine, hla father. deadly accomplishments of War, will be turned upon large deoa of rattle- I Miss BHen HHl. of Payette. Idaho, eaakee la the vlctailg ef *■» Maroon , «scanned h er duties Monday as Tea. The experiment 1« to be made by special order e f the chief of raedl ! teacher In te hHermleton school» cal warfare, WMblagtra.- -gileatl*d ‘ American. IS OPEN Bargain* in Meats Every Day FOR BUSINESS at the BAKERY GOODS OF QUALITY I w AT RIGHT PRICES City Meat Market Peter Menge W e Deliver Proprietor ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•«■■■■■■■«■■■■U
