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THE HEBMISTON B E B A U ), HERMISTON, OBXOOX. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA TILLA COUNTY In the matter of. the Estate of Charles L. Shu ter, Deceased. Notice to creditors. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed ad mlnlstratrix of the estate of Charles L. Shutter, deceased, and has quali fied as the law directs. All persons having claims against said estate are required to present the same to me or to nty attorney, W. J- War ner, at his office in Hermiston, Ore gon, with proper ovuchers within six months from the date hereof. Dated this 12th day of March. 1924 Beulah I. Shutter, (27-5tc) Administratrix. High School Mirror H e W as C ool Devoted to the Interest and Development of the Hermiston Schools "Were you cool while In battle 7" was asked of one of the orer-eeas lads. He replied: "Sure I was. I was eo blamed cool at times I act ually ahlveied.’’ Of course he could Joke about It after it was over. Many of the bat tles of everyday life cause people to shiver, too. It Is not a pleasant sen. satlon. One of the best friend’s along life's Journey is money in the bank. Start today. No telling when the battles will come. Better be prepared. No. 20 A drive for membership In the Parent-Teacher asociatlon has been started among the school children Each new member secured will count as one vote for that grade or class. The grades or classes return ing the largest nu nber of votes will receive a prlxe. Hermiston’s repre sentation at the county council to be held In Pendleton Is governed by the number of votee secured here, so everyone please help so that Hermis. ton will be well represented. We have a few Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent. The cast for the Senior class play "Come Out of the Kitchen" has been selected and work on the play will begin Immediately. The cast is as follows: | , Olivia, the Irish cook............... ..... ................... ........ Arloulne Robinson Bess, servant girl. ..Mare Pelmulder Mrs. Faulkner, Tucker’s siser........ ............. - ...................... Madge Quick Cora, Mrs. Faulkner's daugher.... .....................................Vivian Nation Ainanda, Olivia's black mammy.. .................................. Bessie Hammer Crane, from the North.................... .............................Ernest Addleman Lefferts, statistical poet................ ..................... ,..............Horatio Ogden Tucker, Crane's attorney and guest .......- ................... — Claude Haddox Chas. Dangerfleld, alas Bridlebury ........... ................Lawrence Winslow Weeks, agent of the Dangerfields.. ..............................Herbert Hanellne Paul Dangerfleld, alias Smithfield ...................................... Evert Parker Dorothy Shotwell won second In the dramatic division at the county declamatory contest hold In Pendle ton Friday evening. Dorothy by winning second place received a beautiful silver medal which le of Hermiston enough to make anyone envious. A C ap ital, Surplus and U nd ivid ed P ro fits O v e r $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 large number of teachers and town v a y e . Pres. R. Alexader, Vice-Pres. people attended the contest. A. H. Norton, Cashier W. L. Hamm, Asst. Cashier "The Wishing Well,” a romance of old Ireland, was presented Saturday night by the high school students. Will rtade Cleveland tractor for a The house was filled to full capac good team of horses, harness and iy and It was declared by many to A medal offered by the Portland wagon. Fine for orchard work. be the best operetta yet produced. Telegram for the best prepared See Wager» at Bauers & Bauers! I The ---- proceeds which amounted to speech on the constitution by a stu T he H erald publishes Camp. 31-ltc $126.00 will be put in the high dent of a high school, was in this more eenuine paid want school treasury and used an needed school awarded to Hugh Walker, a FOUND— Bunch of keys. Enquire for school equpment, etc. ads than any other member of the Junior class. at ths office. 31-lt Much credit Is due Mis Compton paper published in a city I AM MAKING REGULAR TRIPS TO for th« splendid way in which she Plans are being made for the great of the same size in East Pendleton Tuesdays and Fridays of directed the operetta, social event of the year— the Prom. ern Oregon. each week. If you have anything Miss Compton has started work GRADE NEWS to be hauled te or from the above Melvola Rooot has entered the THERE’S A REASON named city, I would appreciate on the Musical hat Is to be given third grade. your business along this line. I Friday, May 2. Captain— "What are you scratch. am also In the market for chickens The track tryouts between the two Ing your head for Rufus?” and veal. Ray Challis, Phone Colored Private— "Aw, sir, I’se got 20-R. Pendleton phone 400. 9-tfc teams will be held Monday evening. This will determine Hermiston’s best arithmetic bugs in my head.” Captain— "What are arithmetic THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN AND athletes and they In turn will com FOR SALE ’• » ’’»1» Saturday Evening Post at re. pete with other schools here at the bugs.” Colored Private— "Dat’s cooties. duced prices. See Agent Gladys meet for the west end of Umatilla One Cowan honey extractor, 1 capp Captain— "Why do you call them county. The winners of this meet Whitsett. ing tank and bee supplies. Ed will go to Pendleton for the annual arithmetic bugs?” Haugeberg. 31-2tc Colored Private— "Because they Try Burk's for bargains. Umatilla Co. track and field meet adds to my misery, dey subtracts which has been set for May 3. One 2 H horse gas engine and saw We wish to notify the Hermiston from my pleasure, and divide my at rig Ed. Haugeberg. 32-2te milk producers that we have opened Paul Hess, Donald Parsons, Ralph tention, and they multiply like the FOR SALE— Team, wagon, harness, a cream station the first door north Longhorn and Arthur Rubner have dickens.” fresno plow and household goods. of the Hermiston hotel, with Mr. left school. Beulah, I. Shutter, Adm. 31-2p Berry In charge. Mr. Berry will test Kidders— "Would you accept a pet your eream and pay for same as Mr. Churchill, state school super- monkey?” IFOR SALE— Small incubator and soon as the test is complete, and we¡ Intendent, will address the Parent- Lenore-—Oh, I would have to ask turkey gobbler. Also turkey eggB. assure you an honest, square deal. Teacher association Thursday after father, this is so sudden.” Mr3. Lee Savely, Echo. 31-lp Yours for business. Mutual Cream noon. Anita— "The photographers never l»-tfc ! FOR SALE— 1 Johnston mower and ery Co. Mr. Ward of Pendleton was here do me Justice.” ja k e , 3 doz. White Leghorn hens, It la easy to reach us when you Tuesday with the pictures that were Don— "You want mercy, not O. A. C. strain, 2 Jersey cows. Ed. want your clothes cleaned, pressed ordered by the various students. justice, dear.” Haugeberg. 31-2tc or repaired. Just phone 91-W-2. Loaf Diamond» From Teeth Tramcar to W aterloo 19-tfc Pansy plants, vegetable and bedding We'll call. His dentist “mlsai pro >riated” three Instead of, as hitherto, taking a train p'rnter, gladioli and dahlia bulbs. real "E state exchanges and diamonds set in the brldgework of his to the battlefield of Waterloo, the Phone 2-W. J. Pelmulder. 31-3tc INSURANCE J. M. BIGGS, RE teeth which he had worn for thirteen traveler this year will have the alter ALTOR. — 26-tfc years, Tom Cheek, regro politician of native of proceeding there by tramcar, FOR SALE— Poultry, hay, tools, West Oakland, testified In his suit to a direct line having been now opened household goods, etc. E. F. Buck, recover the cost of the Jewels from a up from Brussels. Guides, who since Auctioneer G. L. Bennett. See me formerly W. W. Rogers place. 29p dentist. the armistice have been complaining for dates of call at bank. 18-tfc Cheek said he had the dentist re that the World war battlefields have OTt SALE— Marshall strawberry move the brldgewoik containing the drawn away much of tbelr former cus alfalfa ranches for rent, cash three stones and left it with the den tom, are hoping that the new travel pinata, 31 per 100. Chas. Cllne- Two or share basis. J. M. Messner, tist to be repaired. When he returned facilities may bring more visitors to »! ..lth. 28-tfc Hermiston, Oregon. 25-tfc to the dentist’s office to get the bridge, Waterloo—the more so as it Is pro ’ f X SEEDLING STRAWBERRY Burk is hearquarters for Army Cheek said, the diamonds had been posed to have condnctors possessing removed. The dentist asserted there at least a superficial acquaintance plants, the variety that made Hood Shoes. were ne diamonds In the brldgework with the English language. River famous. Hermiston should left with him.—San Francisco Chron be an Ideal location for growing FOR SALE— 26 head dairy heifers icle. Ruttian Caviar Again this most profitable berry. We and cows freshening spring and Russian caviar Is again to grnce .-«'1 (I , in lots of 100 or 100000; early summer, and registered Jer M ilkmaid of the Arctic America's board, for a revival of the T'land Red eggs for sey sire for sale. Will sell sin Teckla, a girl Just over from north manufacture and export of this deli ' - tc for prices. W. gly or as herd. These were bred ern Europe, who Is being Americanized cacy, which during the war and Rus itroi; and Son, Hood River, and grown on project and nearby. ■by the domestic service route, Is hav sian revolution suffered practically E. P. Dodd. 22-tfc ing a rough passage In her first few complete collapse. Is to be undertaken. Oregon. weeks In a kitchen of one of the Bos French agreements with the soviet FOR SALE—Team of horses. J. K. FOR RENT—Sm all alfalfa farm, ton subnrbs, says the Boston Globe. government enable that country to 18-tfc house, orchard, berries, etc. J. H. She cannot cook and she Is not used prepare caviar on the Volga and to 8hotwell. to American methods of housekeeping. Reid. 14-tfc. When finally her mistress asked In ex export the product. FOR SALE— 5 acre chicken ranch; asperation the other day: Some of ’Em Do 400 hens, team, wagon, and other Our spring and summer line of “Teckla, Is there anything you can "Well, Mr. Jackson," began the fixtures. Come and see. Chester Mad-to-Measure Clothes are here. d o r cheerful doctor, “bow are you feeling Wright, 1 mile west, 1- 2 mile Suits, 323.60 and up. Imperial “Yaa, mlssua,” ahe replied, In all this morning?” aweetness and assnrance, “I can milk south. 10-tfc Cleaners. 19-tfc "Much better, thank yon,” the pa a reindeer." tient replied. “The only thing that 3 H ton Public Truck for sale cheap. troubles me Is my breathing.” Burk’s for bargains. New on good gravel Job. Also haa Lacked Harmony "Cm—yea," mused the doctor. "We flat rack for hauling wheat or Wife—Henry, I’m afiald we’ll have must get something to stop that.”— baled hay. Inquire thia office. Polands for Profita. Stillings. 37tf to have the drawing room done over. Dartmouth Jack-o’-Lantern. 13-tfc. Hub—What 7 Wife—I’ve Jnst found out that the POULTRY AND CHICKS Trapped in the Alp» FOR SALE— Delicious apples, Stark wall paper does not harmonize with An eagle measuring nearly eleven Broe. variety, the original. See the color of the gown Pm going to feet from wing tip to wing tip was F. M. Gul wits for your wants. White Leghorn baby chlx, April' wear when we entertain next Thurs caught alive at Meolans In the Alps. 1-tfc A few days before its capture the bird hatch, 313-00 per hundred. Place day.—Boston Transcript. was seen to swoop down on a goat ytfiir order early If you want any. FOR SALE— 90 acres on Diagonal That W ould Ba Sad and kill and eat It. A trap was set Wm. H. Ogden. 19-tfc road. Joins city limits. Will cut "What could be more sad,” said the and halted with a goat's carcass, and to suit and give terms to suit or will trade for city property. E. WANTED—Team of horses not over schoolmistress, “than a man without when the eagle returned he waa cap a country?” tured. D. Mossle. 14-tfc 8 years old; also wagon and har “A country without a man," an ness. A good Jersey cow to be swered the pretty g’rb ____________ Subscribe For th e Herald FOR SALE— 5 room bungalow, easy terms. Mrs. R. V. Ashmun, Mid traded in. Address Box 417, Uma tilla. 23-tfc dleton, Idaho. 27-4tc F irst N a tio n a l B a n k NOTICE! WANT ADS i' « FOR SALE— Vacuum hand power Carnot grade Percheon stallion, ' ■ ■ washing machine and wringer, state license No. 2826, s'tert by the easy to operate; Bissell’s carpet famous imported Percheon Stallion sweeper: hand vacuum cleaner. Carnot, Registration No. 35337, pro Mrs. B. Hanellnd, phone 77-R 30tc minent winner in thewestern show FOR SALE— Economy cream separa circuit. Thia stallion la standing tor. almoet new, size 14. Aleo 1 for public service at our ranch, one good Jersey cow. S. R. Siegel, mile north of Hermiston. Service 1 mile west of town. 30-tfc fees reasonable. C. C. Cllneemlth A Son. Owners. For 15 years breed ers of quality Percheon horses. 26tf - ' ALEMITE WANTED—Phone, write or see W. A. Leathers, when you have alfalfa hay for sale. In any quanflty Phone 40-J-3. 9-tfc TO RENT— 120 acres pasture 2 ml. west of Stanfield: good house and barn on place. Enquire of T 8. Townsend at creamery. 30-lte ■ ■ Quickly and easily installed. ■ Makes positive, complete, chassis D O I T N O W s lubrication possible in 5 minutes. Take the guesswork out of it. Send us the price o f a year*! ■ ADVERTISE YOUR POULTRY IN THESE COLUMNS RESULTS ~ARE CERTAIN” " ■ e WANTED— W hite W yandotte eggs for setting. Mrs. H. 8. Shesley. 3 1 -ltc ■ ■ 5 ■ ■ ubacription if you arc in arrears * W e Need the Money if. PEARSON’S GARAGE s UKKN KSTHER CH. iiMwtE aecund Tu«8day a t 9:00 sharp in Masonic __ Alic« C. dhoti K athryn L. Garner. Sec. Q VW EXÀIIP LODGE NO. T meets eat each Munday evaoilan i hall. V isitin a members cordially l ___ W. R. L o seh o m . Sec. J. A . K m y « , M. O. RECLAMATION LOL o f P , m eets each Thun Mack'» Hall, at 7:80 1 . « brother» cordially invited. W. H. McMillan R. A. Brownaon. K. R and 8. C7c ONE ELEVEN PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. FRACIS P. ADAME Physician and Surgeon CITY OF HERMISTON RESOLUTION Whereas the City Council does deem It expedient and necessary to Improve that porton of Hurlburt Ave. n the City of Hermiston, lying I am now prepared to do haul between the property line at First ing. . Street and the property line at Trips made to the country. Fourth Street by grading and surfac I so'icit a share of your patron ing the same with gTavel or crushed age rock, and has required of the City Engineer plans and specifications for an appropriate Improvement, and estimates of the work to be done and the probable cost thereof, and whereas the City Engineer has filed such plans, specifications and esti mates in the office of the City Re WHEN IN corder, now, therefore, PEN D LETO N IT IS RESOLVED BY THE CITY OF HERMISTON that the plans MAKE YOUR specifications and estmates for such HEAL Q UARTERS street Improvement be and the same — AT— hereby are approved and adopted, and that the Ity does hereby declare W ESTERN A U T O CO. its intention to improve said part Cottonwood and Watr Sts. of Hurlburt Ave. at a probable cost of 32515.00, and does hereby estab COMPLETE GARAGE SERVICE llsh Local Improvement District No. Tires— Tubes— Accessories 1 embracing all the property specially PHONE 530 benefltted by such Improvement as ALWAYS OPEN Tom Swearingen, Mgr. follows: All the land between th l termini of such Improvement abutt* Ing upon the said part of Hurlburt “ C O LD IN T H E H E A D ” Ave. proposed to be Improved, ex la an acute attack o f N asal Catarrh. tending on either side from the mar Thoce subject to frequent “colds” are generally In a “run down” condition. ginal line of such street back to the HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE is a consisting* of an Ointment, to center of the blocks abutting on said Treatment be used locally, and a Tonic, which acts part of Hurlburt Ave. proposed to be Quickly through the Blood on the Mu cous Surfaces, building up the Pystem, Improved; and , for the purpose of and m aking you leas liable to “colds.” Sold by druggists for over 40 Years. apportioning the cost of improving F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. the cross sections of streets contained In said Local Improvement District No. 1, does hereby establish Local Improvement District No. 2, SEE comprising the NE-% of Block 1 abutting on said part of Hurlburt Ave. proposed to be improved. Local Improvement District No. 3, comprising the NW14 of Block 2 abutting on said part of Hurlburt Ave. proposed to be Improved. —FOR— Local Improvement District No. 4 comprising the NEU of Block 2 abutting on said part of Hurlburt Ave. proposed to be Improved. Local Improvement District No. 5, comprising the NW*4 of Block 3, abutting on said part of Hurlburt Ave. proposed to be Improved. —AND— Local Improvement District No. 6, comprising the SW’A of Block 4. abutting on said part of Hurlburt Ave. proposed to be Improved. Local Improvement District No. 7, comprising the SEJ4 of Block 5, abutting on said part of Hurlburt Ave. proposed to be improved. Local Improvement District No. 8, comprising the SWH of Block 5, abutting on that part of Hurlburt ■ n a a m a ■■■■■■■■■■■■ Ave. proposed to be Improved. Local Improvement District No. 9, J. L. VAUG HAN J comprising the SE*4 of Block 6, Electric Fixtures s abutting on said part of Hurlburt and Appliances ■ Ave. proposed to be Improved. Phone 139 And that the City Recorder be. SOS 9. O o u r t S t . P e n d l e t o n , O r c . and he is hereby directed to give notice by publication at least once a week for two consecutive weeks In tho Hermiston Herald of the passage of this resolution and atating the boundary of the proposed Improve, -THAT— ment, the district to be assessed and the estimated total cost thereof. Pased the Council this 2nd day of April, 1924. Attest: C. W. Kellogg, Recorder. - FIXES— Approved by the Mayor this 2nd day of April, 1924. 31-2tc R. C. Todd. Mayor. H A U L IN G G eorge Challis H IT T Office over First N a tio n .) Bi a't P h o n e .-O ffic e 651. Residence 181 AMMUNITION Electrical T reatm ents X-Ray work. a r e Electrical Masrege. Vibratai Day or night calU answered ; «Dr. R. G. GALE, Surgeon Loation, Bank Bldg., Rooms 1 and 1 Phones: Office 931. Res. 681 Office Hours: 10 to 11:30 A. M., 3 to 5 P. M. DR. F. V. P R IM I Dentistry D ental X-Ray and Diaari ani» Bank Bldg. Term istön, Oregon Residí W. J. W A R NER Attorney-at-Law Hermiston : : : M c K enzie & lieu / Eye, Ear, Nose and Ha» removed from his form er locatldrt M tha Rond Bldg, td Rooms 1. 2 and 3 Inland Em pire 1 Pendleton :: DR. THEO. BELETBKI, Veterinarian Treats all Domestic Animals. Inter state Stock Inspector Residence second house west ef the Catholic church. Phone, 82-R. BERT MULLENS B arber Shop And Bath A gent for th e Troy laundry Shop at Siscel’s Confectionery ■We Give S. & H. Trading Stampi* ■ 2 a ■ ■ ■ ! ■ A FULL LINE ■ ■ Our new brick shoe store Is now open N with a new line of goods. See ui far 8 SHOE REPAIRING OAK TAN SHOE STORE Sam Rodgers, Prop. REM EM BER OGDEN W ATCHES Skeleton of an Embryo in One Dinosaur Scientists, digging for fossils In the sand of the Gobi desert In Mongolia, have come upon the. eggs of the pre historic beast known as the dinosaur. Just ns the ancient egg of the board ing house breukfust table occasionally contains an embryo chicken, eo In one of these Mongolian eggs, although II was deposited by a dinosaur "best layer" 10,000,000 years ago, the pure white skeleton of an unborn dinosaur ran still be seen, says London Tit Bits. Five of these eggs were found to gether and within n foot or two of them crouched the huge dlnosaui mother, as If she lmd been overtaken with disaster, probably In the form of a sandstorm of terrible violence. Just as she bad finished her morning lay ing. The desert region of Mongolia Is proving a happy hunting ground for the geologist and fossil seeker, for tlie high table land Is almost water less and the atmosphere Is dry. Thus fossils have not heen crushed out of all semhlnnre to their original ahnpe or pounded to pieces by water action. It la a growing opinion among geologists that the animal dispersion took place In this region and that the dinosaur of Mongolia found Its wsy Into America, followed down the •ges by the mammals, by way of the Bering straits bridge, which Is supposed to have connected Asia and^Amprica. W M . H. O G D EN Jeweler and Watchmaker NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at La Orande, Ore gon, March 8, 1924. Notice Is hereby given that Charles TJ. Lenhart, of Hermiston, Oregon, who. on May 10, 1922, made Home stead Entry, Act 6-17-02, No. 021,- 331, for NE*4 SEU Sectloon 19. Township 6 North, nange 29 East. iVIllamette Meridian, has filed no- •Ice of Intention to make final Proof to establish claim to the land 'hove described before United States Commissioner nt Hermiston, Oregon, n the 30th day of April, 1924. Clallmant names as wltnesseses F. Straseer, Orville E. Gul- Inger. Charles E. Opel and Ralph W. Galbraltth,, all of Hermlstonn, Oregou. Carl G. Helm, Register. H as Y our Subscription E x p ir e d ? Coma In ant renew il next time you art bi town. . Office Hours: 8 to 12:80 a. as.; 8 t e fcM». a . Eyes treated, tested and Ulaaaea rttted GUNS ■ high Pressure Lubricating ■ 3 System 3 MISCELLANEOUS LODGE DIRECTOR* ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ : ■ 2 CALL 2 5 4 ! For H au lin g | S T. H. G aither ■ Dray and Transfer 3 ■I ■■■■■■■He CON FEC TIO N ER Y S T A T IO N E R Y K rause’s Chocolates Bur-Bee Bars T h e Best in Candies Newt stand Cigars and Tobacco
