The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, May 29, 1924, Image 3

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    TUB HERMISTON HERALD, BEBMXSTO#, OBSGOX.
U nder Control
Dr, W . W . Illaley, who left about
a year ago for Kanaaa City to attend
a medical school, returned to htle
city Tuesday morning. Dr. states
he is glad to be back in Hermiston
again and expects to resume his
practice at once. According to the
doctor agriculture throughout the
middle western and western states
is hard hit on account of the
drought.
in driving your auto you would
feel decidedly helpless If your brake
waa not working, or the ateoring
wheel out of order.
It’a much the same with money
matters. It Is a safe plan to have
your money where it Is always un­
der your control, In a sate bank like
ours, tor instance. It la also to your
advantage to know that you can
come here tor busineae information,
to know that you are connected with
a bank that can accommodate you,
to feel that your hank la your best
fiiend.
of Hermiston
>1. *orpl«, and Undivided Profite Over **0,00 0
‘ «. free.
R. Alexader, Vlce-Pres.
Il Morton, Cashier W. L. Hamm, Asst. Cashier
ip il
I
Latest shades n ladies' silk hos­
iery, 11.00 and <1.50 per pair. Mrs.
la I erald publishes
more erenuine paid w an t
■n w? other
-.xn published in a city
of the same size in East­
ern Oregon.
T H E R E ’S A R E A S O N
WANT ADS
Emma Johnson, second house east
of Catholic church.
ltp
W A N T E D — A good set of double har_
ness, p„ W . Newell.
38 -lp
W e wish to notify the Hermiston
m ilk producers that we have opened
a cream station the first door north
of the Hermiston hotel, w ith Mr.
Berry to charge. Mr. Berry w ill teat
your cream and pay for same aa
soon as the test Is complete, and we
assure you an honest, square deal.
Yours for business. M utual Cream­
e r / Co.
19-tfe
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN AND
FCR "ALE— Young ttys.
Ogden Jewelry Store.
Inquire at
Saturday Evening Post at re .
duced prices. See Agent Gladys
W hitsett.
Try Burk's for bargains.
FOR SALE-—Garden and small farm
tools, tables, porch chairs, bed­
It is easy to reach us when you
room Jnrniture, kitchen and ta’iln-
want your clothes cleaned, pressed
■dry supplies, electric motor sewing
or repaired. Just phons 91-W-2.
■machine, elehtric FWefeper. Mrs.
We’ll call.
19-tfq
J . T. Hinkle, phone 61-W-2. 37-2c
IFOR SALE—Refrigerator, holds 100 REAL ESTATE BXCHANOEB AND
INSURANCE. J, M. BIGGS, RE­
pounds, also iN fft jars. Inquire
ALTOR.
24-tfe
this oBTice.
Burk Is hearquarters for Army
FOB 'SALE— Marshall strawberry
iÿiants, <1 per 100. Chas. Cilne- Shoes.
sntltk.
28-tfc
FOR SALE— 25 head dairy heifers
and cows freshening spring and
TOR SALE— Team of hoi
3. K.
Fhrttwell.
early summer, and registered Jer­
18-tfc
sey sire for sale. Will sell sin­
t-'fTR PALE— 5 acre chicken ranch;
gly or as herd. Theee were bred
-'On hens, team, wagon, and other
and grown on project and nearby.
m -tu res. Come sued see. Chester
E. P. Dodd.
23-tfc
Wright, 1 mile west, 1- 2 mile
south.
10-tfc
Our spring and summer line
S ilv erto w n m e a n s—
h ig h e st q u a lity , lo w
c o s t, l o n g s e r v ic e ,
— an d fin a lly —
T r e m e n d o u s s a tis ­
faction* • • . • •
Goodrich
Silver town
CORD
Made-to-Measure Clothes are here.
Imperial
19-tfc
flood strong cabbage plants ready
:now. W e also have a big stock
■of tomato and other garden plants.
T la tn s for your hanging baskets
:and flow er beds. Special on
■canna and gladiolus bulbe. W e
Till orders by mall. Pelmulder’s
greenhouse.
34tfc
Furniture for sale.
¡man.
See I. E. Put-
Stllllnga. 3 7 «
I AM M A K IN G REG ULAR TRIPS TO
Pendleton Tuesdays and Fridays of
each week. I f you have anything
to be hauled te or from the above
named city, I would appreciate
your busineae along this Uns. I
am also In the m arket fo r chickens
and veal. Ray Challis, Phone
20-R. Pendleton phone 400. >-tfc
POULTRY AND CHICKS
34-tfc
FRESH MILK— For sale, delivered W hite Leghorn baby chlx, April
Inquire this office.
S4-2c
hatch, 414.00 per hundred. Place
your order early I f you w ant any.
FOR SALE— Young Jersey cow giv­
W m. H . Ogden.
19-tfc
ing milk, cheap, have too many.
Enquire this office.
W A N T E D — Team of horses not over
8 years old; also wagon and har­
AUTOMOBILES— Fords and other
ness. A good Jersey cow to be
makes, 335.00 and up. Kellogg
.» Schlmke.
36-tfc traded In. Address Box 427, Uma­
tilla.
23-tfc
FOR SALE—A new six-hole Round
Oak range. Inquire H. S. Swart- W A N T E D — Phone, w rite or see tk
out.
3 8 -ttp
A. Leathers, when you have alfalfa
hay for sale. In any quantity.
Phone 40-J-3.
9-tfc
FOR SALE—One Iron bedstead, full
■size with mattress, three-quarter
bedstead with springs and mat- Board and lodging for two working
men, 38.40 per week; all you can
trees, 1 dining table three leaves,
eat
guaranteed. Enquire this office.
washstand, copper boiler, roaster
and wringer. Call Mrs. Anna
Strohm.
38-2tc
TAKEN UP NOTICE
MISCELLANEOUS
W ill pay 5 cents per pound for good
clean, washed rags; must not be
emaller than 15 inches square.
Kellogg A Schlmke.
35-tfc
House to Rent— Enquire Mrs. E lla
B. Percey. '
37-tfe
LOST— Ladles w rist wateh, w ith
black ribbon w rist piece. Reward
for return to this office.
37-3c
FOR SALE OR R E N T — Three room
houee on west side; cash or terms.
Enquire a t this office.
3 7 -ltp
LOST— Ladles hand bag containing
small change and papers thst are
of no value except to owner.
Finder w ill receive reward If left
at this office.
LCBT— Black velvet hand bag. F in ­
der plTsse return to this office.
31-ltf
m y p ractice.
1Z1NEYARD LODGE NO. W. L O. O. f,
v meets each Munday evening in QM VwBMr*
hall. VieiUntf members cordially i a v t S .
W. R- Lou» horn. Sec.
J. A. Reeve«» M. « .
D r. W . W . IL L S L E Y
Office next to Postofftce
Notice of Annual School Meeting
Notice is hereby given to the legal
votera of School District No. 14 of
Umatilla County, State of Oregon,
that the Annual School Meeting of
said district will be held at the '
school building; to begin at the hour Compromise Measure Agreed
of two o'clock P. M. on the third
to by Both Houses and
Monday of June, being the 14th day
Sent to President.
of June, A. D. 1924.
This meeting Is called for the pur­
pose of electing one director for three
Washington, D. C.—The conference
year term and one clerk for one tax bill, already passed by the senate,
year term and the transaction of was approved Monday by the house.
business usual at each meeting.
Providing reduction of taxes for al­
Dated this 26th day of May, 1924. most every federal taxpayer, the meas­
Attest:
ure now goes to President Coolidge
iR. A. Brownaon
F. B. Swayze,
It carries a 36 per oent reduction
Diet. Clerk. Chm Boardof Dlr. on Income taxes payable this year,
permanent revision downward of the
38-8tc
Income rates, repeal or lowering of
moat of the miscellaneous and excise
taxes and a 25 per cent reduction on
earned incomes of 910,000 and under.
Although some doubt exists as to
President Coolidge’s attitude in view
of treasury department opposition to
the provision for limited publicity of
tax returns apd an Increase In estate
taxes, republican leaders In both sen­
ate and house joined the solid demo­
cratic Une-up in support of the meas­
ure.
Concern over the extent of reduc­
tion authorised has been diminished
apparently by the announcement by
Senator Smoot, republican, Utah, that
the latest calculation by government
actuaries shows the bill will raise suf­
ficient revenue to take care of all gov­
ernment expenses and of the new
bonus law and leave a surplus of about
83,000,000.
Although some of the administra­
tive changes recommended by Secre­
tary Mellon were Incorporated in the
bill, his suggestions on the form of
tax reduction were rejected almost In
their entirety.
FOR SALE—Sconomy cream separa­ Suits, 323.50 and up.
tor, almeOt new, size 14. Also 1 Cleaners.
good Jersey cow. S. R. Siegel,
1 iwfte "west of town.
30-tfc
Burk's for bargains.
FKR 'SÄLE— Stacker, 4 5 foot pole in
¡good condition, a bargain. See Polands for Profita.
C . E. Baker.
37-tf
at 8:00 »harp la Maaouic hall.
w i e— .
Alle« C. Sh
Kathryn L. Garner. S a c .
1 w ill bo in H erm isto n June 1 to resum e
Phone Residence and Office
RECLAMATION IODGB Mas 1
of P . meet» each Thur
Mack's Hall, at 7 JO ; _
brothers cordially invited.
W. H. McMillaa R. A. Bn_____ _
K. R. and 3.
CL O.
M X REDUCTION BILL PRESIDENT SIGNS
IMMIGRATION BILL
PASSEDJBYC0N6RESS
First N ational B ank
NOTICE!
I w ith to announce to m y p a tro n * that
Notice is hereby given th at I have
taken up and have kept for about
2 days at my place in Hermiston,
the following described animal;
One home, about 13 years old,
color w hite, branded P on right
shoulder.
Bald animal w ill he sold unleae m l
deemed a t public auction to the
highest bidder for cash In hand on
the 19th day of May, 1934, a t the
above described place a t 19 o'clock
A. M.
Dated a t Hermiston on this 14th
day of A p ril, 193d.
Signed F. L . Sampson.
Washington, D. C. — Officials are
taking steps to avert a flood of use­
less correspondence with war veterans
In connection with the bonus.
Plans for the issue of Insurance
certificates have been so devised as
to make It unnecessary for any veter­
an to do more than fill out the applica­
tion blank soon to be made available
all over the country.
The circular of instructions to ac­
company the blank will Instruct ap­
plicants to fill In their answers to the
questions to the best of their knowl­
edge and recollection and let It go at
that. There will be no necessity for
obtaining records of service.
It will be emphasised that there la
no occasion for haste since, under the
law, there can be no cash payment
prior to March 1, 1926, while the In­
surance certificates will bear date of
January 1, 1925, or later.
CAMP LEWIS GETS TROOPS
More Then Half Troops in 9th Corps
Area Will be.Hncsmped.
Tacoma, Wash.—Camp Lewis will
ha the training ground during June
tor at least 7600 troops of the regular
army, the national guard of six west­
ern states, and In addition, later In
the month, will be added from 500 to
1000 students of the citizens military
/ “BEST IN THE U N O RUN"(
training corp* and officers and enlist­
ed men of the organized reserve.
Except for small detachments of
special troops, particularly of the slg
nal corps and engineers, which will
be sent to assist in training at other
stations, the present regular army
troops at Camp Lewis will be held In­
tact.
Camp Lewis la scheduled to receive
for training more than half of all the
A Hemstitching Mach in» hai been national guard troops in the 9th army
corps area, comprising the states of
installed in Echo by Mrs. Sommers, Washington, Oregon, California, Ne­
who is now prepared to handle this vada, Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and Mon­
tana.
class of work promptly.
Kellogg &
Schimpke
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H em stitch in g
Eight Indicted In Bridge Probe.
Portland, Or.—Eight persons were
indicted by the grand Jury as the cli­
max of the county bridge probe. Three
former county commissioners, Charles
3. Rudeen, J. H. Rankin and Dow V.
Walker, were charged with malfeas­
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
ance la office in one Indictment, and
fire contractors, officers of the three
companies awarded the trans-WIllam-
Special Attention Will Be Paid To stte bridge Jobs April 1, were named
in another Indictment, the charge be­
MAIL ORDERS
ing conspiracy In submitting a col­
lusive bid on the work.
10 Cents
A Yard
Mrs. Della Sommers
Llquer Treaty With Norway Signed.
Washington. D. C.—A nun treaty
with Norway has been signed at the
ECHO, OREGON
state department, making the fourth
Phone Connection.
P. 0. Box 602 it such pacts to be concluded. The
treaty la Identical with thoee negotiat­
ed with Greet Britain. Germany and
Sweden. A similar one Is being draft­
ed with Holland.
We Need the Money
Letal Blanks for
Sale at This Office
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. FRACIS P. ADAMS
Physician and Surgeon
Coolidge Approves Main Fea­
Office over Fir»«. National
Phones— Office 551. Residence ttl
Office Hours: 9 to 12:30 a. m.; 1 te BJO p. as.
Eyes treated, tested and G l asses Fitted
tures But Deplores (Japan-
ese Provls'on.
Washington, D. C.—President Cool-
deploring Its provision for Japan­
ese exclusion, but heartily approving
its main features, signed the immigra­
tion bill.
Steps were taken Immediately by
the department of labor to prepare for
administration of the law, which pro­
vides for further restriction of immi­
gration after June 30 when the ex­
isting quotation law expires and for
total exclusion of Japanese Immigra­
tion after that date.
The president aproved the bill re­
luctantly, Issuing a statement After
he had affixed his signature in which
he said he regretted the Impossibility
of severing from the measure the ex
elusion provision which he and Secre­
tary Hughes had opposed strongly dur­
ing the course of the legislation
through congress.
Occasion was taken by the presl
dent In his statement to declare that
he gladly recognized that the enact­
ment of the exclusion provision "does
not Imply any change in our sentiment
of admiration and cordial friendship
for the Japanese people, a sentiment
which has had and will continue to
have abundant manifestation.”
The immigration quotas, under the
new act, amount to 2 per cent of the
number cf nationals of the respective
nations resident in the United States
at the time of the 1890 census and will
result In a considerable restriction of
immigration over the present law, as
well as changing the greatest lmmigra
tlon flow from the countries of south­
ern Europe to the countries of north
era Europe.
H A U LIN G
Day or night calls answered Promptly
Ford Muscle Shoals Plan Refused.
Washington, D. C.—The Norris bill
’for government operation of Mtucle
'Shoals was reported Tuesday by the
senate agricultural committee by a
rote of 11 to 4. A motion to report
igte Port Wd was defeated, y tq
Dr. R. 0 . GALE, Surgeon
Loatlon, Bank Bldg., Rooms 1 and 3
Phones: Office 931. Res. <31
Office Hours: 10 to 11:10 A. M., 1
to 6 P. M.
George Challis
D R .F .V .P R I M E
Dentistry
WHEN IN
Dental X-Ray and Diagnosis
P E N D L E T O N
MAKE YOUR
HEALQUARTERS
—AT—
Office FJ
Bank Bldg.
Hermiston. Oregon
W. J. W A R NER
W E S T E R N A U T O CO.
Attomey-at-Law
Cottonwood and Watr Sts.
COMPLETE OARAGE SERVICE
Tires— Tubes— Accessories
ALWAYS OPEN
PHONE 530
Tom Swearingen, Mgr.
Oregoa
Hermiston
M c K enzie & lieuamben
Eye, Ear. Nose and Tllwat
C A T A R R H A L DEAFNESS
lias removed from his former locatfcra In the
Bond Bldg, to
Rooms 1. 2 and 3 Inland Empire Beak BMg.
often caused by an Inflamed condition
of the mucous lining of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube is Inflamed you
have a rum b.'n; sound or Imperfect
hearing. U nless tho Inflammation can
be reduced, your hearing m ay be de­
stroyed forever.
HALL’S CATARRH MEDICÎNK will
do what w e claim for it—rid your system
of Catarrh or D eafness caused by
Catarrh. H ALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE
has been successful in the treatment of
Catarrh f ir over Forty Years.
Sold by all druggists.
F. J. Cheney ft Co., Toledo, O.
Pendleton
*TegMi
KATHRYN SHORT
Teacher of
VOICE AND PIANO
G raduate A rtist Puptl of the F.
X, Arens Vocal Studio, New York
and L or Angeles.
SEE
Assistant Teacher to F. X. Areas.
Telephone or call at Hermlrio®
Hotel for appointment.
H IT T
Washington, D. C.—The Pepper plan
for American adherence to the world
court was reported out by the senate
foreign relations committee by a vote
of 10 to 8.
The Harding-Hughes plan was de­
feated by a vote of 10 to 8. The Pep
per plan provides for complete divorce­
ment of the court from the League of
Nations, as a prerequisite to Amer­
ican participation.
The proposal of Chairman Lodge,
which would hare set up an entire­
ly new court, was withdrawn by Its
author before the committee had an
opportunity to vote upon It.
The committee action brings the
World Court plan technically before
the senate for the first time, but -there
Is little hope In any quarter of a vote
during the present session.
DESERT WHEAT LANDS
Electrical Treatments (X-Ray work. ; Vibratory
ane Electrical Massage.
I am now prepared to do haul­
ing.
Trips made to the country.
I so'icit a share of your patron­
age-
VETERANS ADVISED
TO AWAIT BLANKS WORLD COURT PLAN
REPORTED TO SENATE
D O I T N O W ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
Send u* the p rice o f * year’i
subscription i f you are in srrean
O N E ELEV EN
DR. THEO. BELETBKI,
Veterinarian
— FOR—
Treats all Domestic Animate. Iuter-
stato Stock Inspector
GUNS
—AND—
AMMUNITION
Residence second house weat of the
Catholic church. Phone, 82-R.
A FULL UNE
BER T M U L L E N S
Barber Shop A nd B ath
A g e n t fo r th e Troy laundry
■M BB B BB BB BB BB BB B BaB I
5 I
J. L. VAUGHAN
Shop at Siscel’s Confectionery
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Washington Farmers Held Financially
Electrio Fixtures
Hard Pressed.
i
and Appliances
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—’Olympia, Wash.—Wheat farmers of
Phon. 139
a ^ ■ 9 iiiiia iii* ia ia a <
the state of Washington are hard
SOS ■ . C o u r t a t . P e n d l e t o n , O r o . g
pressed financially and are in many ¡ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■
cases abandoning their farms, E. L.
French, director of agriculture, declar­
ed.
"The wheat crop and market report
places our state wheat returns at
— THAT—
931.13 an acre,” Mr. French said. "This
figure Is not reached by the wheat
farmers of another state. And yet.
our wheat farmers are hard pressed
— FIXES—
■ M e n ’s
financially and many are even aban­
doning their farms.
"Wheat yield of onr state Is 25
bushels an acre, while the general
average over the United States is 13V4
bushels.
"The returns for wheat In this state
Jeweler and Watchmaker
In 1923 are placed at 952.482,000 and
3
OAK TAN SHOE STORE
this Is the highest figure reached
i
Sam Rodgers, Prop.
since 1919."
: ALL SHOES ■
REM EM BER 3 25 per cent off. ’
:
a
O G D EN
Half Soles S
$1.25
:
W ATCHES ■
WM. H. OGDEN ¡With Heels $1.75S
Anacortes Bank Robbers Arrested.
Tacoma, Wash.—Four Tacoma men.
alleged to hare participated in the
holdup of the Citizens' State bank of
Anacortes on April 14, were arrested
here by Tacoma city officers. Sheriff
Matt fltarwlrh of King county and
Sheriff Conn of Skagit county. They
are Russell E. Evans, D^ve W. Nadeau,
secretary of the local Lions club;
Lawrence H. Lee, an engineer, and
Warren L. Ridley, a laborer. All the
arrested men denied the allegations
charged against them.
Quit States Storm Fatal te Thirty-five.
Augusta, Ge.—A series of tornadoes
sweeping through Mississippi, Ala­
bama and Louisiana Monday night
and early Tuesday took a toll of thlrty-
ffve lives and caused Injury to up
wards of seventy persons and wrought
thousands of dollars damage to farma
and buildings, aacordlng to adrices
reaching here.
Yelm Vieltsd by Dleaetroue Plre.
Tealno, Wash.—Virtually the entire
business district of Telm. a town of
about <00 people near here, was wiped
out by fire.
CALL 254
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