The Hermiston herald., July 03, 1924, Image 4

HERMISTON HERALD, gBBlOBTOy, OBEGQK.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
■ BREVITIES •
Orraiaaaaa a t la ta rM t 6 | m b « I Ham
■ H TUam Abaat the a ty ami
Bota— To M r. and Mr». Ralph
Evans of thlc city, a »even pound
boy last Sunday morn ng.
Mr. and Mra. W illiam Phipps, o'
Sacramento, Calif.. I„ visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. 8 g. Davis,
In this city.
K t f iA S S L E Y S
H S S M Ig T O N
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H O U S E
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O S O O S L IT V
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Legal Blanks at The Herald Office
WE will have several cars of coal on
the track this week and next, that we
aie making a special summer storage
price on. W‘' anticipate that coal
will be at least one dolllar higher
than our present prices by the first
of
Brief Resnroe ef Happenief« of
the Week Collected for
Our Reader*.«
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The blue-back salmon have started
their annual run In the mid-Columbia.
Common school fund loans In Ore­
gon on June I t aggregated *8,724,-
904.80.
the p la in tiff, lor want thereof, w ill
apply to the above entitled Court
for the relief prayed for In plain­
tiff’s complaint filed herein, to-
U l t : for a Judgment and decree
against defendants H . H. Roblnett
and Elsie Roblnett, hie wife for the
turn of *400.00 with interest there­
on at the rate of 8 per cent per an­
num from February 1, 1923 and the
further sum of *85.00 attorney's fee
tin plain tiff's first cause of suit,
and the sum of *44.3 2 w ith inter,
est thereon at the rate of 10 per
cent per annum from January 3,
1924, and the sum of *121.31 with
interest thereon at the rate of 10
per cent per annum from January
2, 1924, and the fu rth er sum of
125 00 »Homey's fees upon plain-
Blanco Masonic lodge of Marshfield
Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Campbell mot­
ored to W alla W alla last Sunday celebrated its 54th anniversary of or­
to attend a picnic for the employes ganization.
All of the rooms of the new Albany '
of the Standard OH company. The
plcn'e was staged in the city park general hospital will be furnished by , ,lf f g "econ<> cause of suit and for
p laintiff's costs and disbursements
and about 200 employes of the com­ fraternal organizations.
Summer .« ..io n regl.tr.tton nt O re-'
th?S
and fo; the expense" of
pany attended.
gon Agricultural college ha. shown a 1 ‘ »«/oreclosure
88
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- -- - Increase over last year.
■ party described In the complaint
Floyd Kneer and fam ily motored | decided
herein; and for a decree foreclosing
U m atilla Sunday.
Ronald G. White has resigned the p la in tiff’s two mortgages and or­
postmastership at Falls City to become dering to be sold the following des.
Miss Elsa Parker Is helping Char. I cashier of the Bank of Falls City.
cribed premises, to-w lt: Lot num­
. I es Burk In his grocery during the i Formation of a Clackamas County
bered Eleven (1 1 ) in Block Six (« )
' 3rd and 4th.
Holstein association was completed In Hermiston, U m atilla County. Ore­
at Oregon City by about 50 breeders gon, as located in the SE>4 Section
Farmers In Umatilla county, and of the county.
Ten, Tp. 4 N. R. 28 E. W . M.
: particularly those in the wheat belt
Plans were made at a meeting In
And that said mortgage be de­
i who own bottom land where some Birkenhead last week toward organi­
' alfalfa and green stuff are grown, have zation of a Pioneer’s society of the creed to be a first and second lien
respectively on said real property
launched Into warfare against a pest Nehalem valley.
of grasshoppers that threatens to
and th at the rights of both defend
Portland was chosen as the meeting
i clean up some fields.
ants in and to said premises be sold
place for the 1925 annual state con­
On his return home a few minutes vention of osteopathic physicians at and the proceeds from the sale ap
plied as provided by law and for
after he had watched a shipment of the convention in Albany.
such other and further relief as to
| caskets unloaded and had jestingly
Miss Celia Bollman, private secre­
1 picked out the coffin he would prefer tary to Governor Pierce, has been ap­ the Court may seem just and equit­
to be burled in, Matthew B. Keys, 69, pointed a member of the federal parole able.
This summons is published pur.
dropped dead in Pendleton as a re­ board for the Oregon state peniten­
suant to the order of Hon. G. W.
sult of heart disease.
tiary.
Phelps, Judge of the above entitled
The state treasurer's office has
Sam A. Kozer, secretary of state,
started action in Lakeview to collect will leave early in July for Salt Lake Court duly madp and entered on the
over *150,000 from the executors of City, Utah, where he will attend the 5th day of May, 1924, directing that
the Bernard Daly estate, covering tn- annual convention of secretaries of publication hereof le made once a
week for a period of six weeks, and
herltance tax upon that part of the state.
the first publication hereof Is made
estate that was left to the Bernard
The United States department of
pursuant to said order on the 8th
Daly educational fund.
commerce has decided to establish in
Mra. Anna Stevens, 71, wife of Jas­ Portland a separate district of the day of May, 1924.
per H. Stevens, and a pioneer of th< bureau of foreign and domestic com­
W. J. W A R N E R ,
Grande Ronde valley, died at La merce.
Attorney for P laintiff.
Grande. Mrs. Stevens was a daughter
Postoffico Address:
Four moonshine stills hare been 35-7t
of George W. Webb, former state
Hermiston, Ore
located in Lane county during the
treasurer, who died a few years ago
last week by F. A. Zellner and William
nt the age of 98 years.
Keller, federal prohibition agents from
Dr. James A. McBride of Pasadena, Portland,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Cal., his brother, T. A. McBride, of
Mrs. Ella Shultz Wilson was elected In the County Court of the State of
the supreme court, and Justice Bur­
secretary of the state fair board to
Oregon for Umatilla County
nett are planning a visit to the Mc­
succeed Fred Currey, who has resign­
In the M atter of the Estate of
Bride and Burnett homes in Yamhill
ed. Mrs. Wilson will assume her new
Mary C. McLane, deceased.
county, where the three were born
duties July 1.
more than 70 years ago.
Notice is hereby given that the
The *500 robbery of the postoffice
The Deschutes river flow is the low­
at Spring Brook, in Yamhill county, undersigned has been appointed
est in recent years, running 1400
resulted In the arrest of Michael adm iuiitrator of the estate of
second feet, in spite of the fact that
O’Keefe and Peter Shelbourn, two Mary C. McLane, deceased anc
stored water at the Crane Prairie and
Portland youths.
has qualified as the law directs
Crescent lake reservoirs is re-enforc­
Complete audit of the records and All persons having claims against
ing the flow. Lack of snow In the
finances of the state military depart­
mountains is given as the cause.
said estate are requin d to pres
ment haa been requested by George
Taxes to be collected In Oregon
A. White, adjutant-general, in a letter ent the same to me at the office
during 1924, based on the valuations
of W. J. Warner, my attorney
to Governor Pierce.
for 1923, aggregate »40.166,083.30, ac­
at his office in Hermiston, Uma
Residents
of
the
Dee
district,
in
cording to a summary prepared
by the state tax commission. This is Hood River county, have voted to sub­ tilla county, Oregon, with proper
months
a slight reduction when compared with mit to the patrons a bond issue for vouchers, within six
the construction of a new school
the tax collections for the year 1923.
from the date hereof.
building to cost *25,000.
Le Roy Ledgerwood, manager of
Dated this 26th day cf June
Steel crews hare begun stringing
the Mehama fish hatchery, states that
1924.
an attempt was made recently to dy­ girder steel on the Waukoma inter­
Robert B. McLane,
namite the salmon racks across the state bridge which will span the Co­
Administrator
mouth of the little north fork of the lumbia river, connecting Hood River 42-5tc
Santlam river, to allow the salmon to and White Salmon, Wash.
Otto^C. Pierce
I
O R E fiM O
OF SPECIAL INT
August. Put in your supply now
wh le the price is low.
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
R. A. BR0WNS0N, MGR.
The first large shipment of lambs
from Umatilla county this season was
Anticipating that forest fires will made when 20 carloads, owned by the
soon break out again. Nelson F. Mac­ Smythe Interests, were loaded and
duff, supervisor of the Cascade na­ started for the CMcago market
tional forest, has Issued an order for
all fire lookouts to take their stations
•gain. They had been oft duty for
some time owing to recent rains and
lack of fires.
go through to the headwaters of that
river.
THE HERM ISTON H E R A L D
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BARGAINS
M cCorm ick M ower,
used tw o seasons.
f / ’% J
D eering M ower,
second hand.
John D eere R ake,
second hand.
Johnston Mower,
used h alf season.
E ither ca sh or approved term *
SAPPERS’ INC.
Taxation of electric light and power
companies in Oregon, Washington.
Idaho, Montana and Utah has increas
ed 4* per cent In the last three years,
according to statistics assembled by
George L, Myers, president of the
Northwest Electric Light and Power
•••OcMtlon. and presented at the asso-
clatlok's annual convention at Gear
heart
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The U N IV E R S IT Y of ORE
contains:.
A 1000 per cent Investment
That's the way to look a t painting—as an investment, not
an expense. Look around you a t the houses going to rack
and ruin. What is doing it? The weather. There is only
one defense against weather and that is faint. But paint,
like weather, is of many kircc. Beware of the fair weather
paint. It does not pioteci., it only deceives. Buy a painc
that has proved its staying power.
SWP (Sherwin-W illiam s House
Paint, Prepared) has a fifty-year
recoarl. Its ingredients are what
exper fence haa proved to be moat
efficient in protecting property. I t
puts an armor between your
buildings and the ele nts a
also adds beauty and ckanli
Oregon Hardware &
Implement Co.
11 W ONDERLAND
Is the Nation’s Greatest Playground
E v e ry A m e ric a n sh o u ld s h a r e In th e in s p ira tio n
of Ila to w e rin g p e a k s , le a p in g g e y se rs , g ro w lin g
g ro tto s , b o ilin g c a u ld ro n s, lri th e m id s t of w h ic h
a re m a g n ific e n t h o te ls, c h a r m in g c o tta g e v illa g e s
30» a llie s of m a tc h le s s b o u le v a rd s a n d a ll th é
c o m fo rts of hom e.
S and f o r o u r b o o k let. I t te lls th e th rillin g s to r y
of n a tu r e ’s w o n d e rla n d . O u r
T H R O U G H S L E E P IN G C A R
O p e ra te d D A IL Y d u r in g th e s e a s o n
between
Portland and West Yellowstone
by the
U nion P acific S ystem
L e t o u r re p re s e n t a t Ives e x p la in th e v a rio u s to u rs
w nioh e n a b le v is ito rs to aee th e Y e llo w sto n e a t
m in im u m c o s t; a lso q u o te fa re s , p r e p a r e v o u r
itin e r a r y a n d m a k e y o u r re s e r v a tio n s . C all on
K Ce W0UGHTER, Agent,
Hermiston, Oregon
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Q u ic k ly a n d e a s ily in s ta lle d .
T h e C ollege o f L itera tu re. S d — f '
and th e A r t s w ith 22 departm ents.
M a k es p o s itiv e , c o m p le te , c h a s s is
lu b r ic a tio n p o s s ib le in 5 m in u te s .
T a k e th e g u e ssw o rk o u t o f it.
T h e professional schools o f A r c h i­
tecture
and A llie d A r t s — Business
A d m in is tra t io n— Eid ucat ion—G rad -
u a te S tu d y — J o u r n a lis m — L a w -
M e d ic in e — M u s ic — Physical E d u ­
cation— Sociology— E x tension
For a catalogue or any information
Write The Registrar, UniVereUp o f
Oregon. Eufene, Oregon
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Following completion of the present
contract on the Montgomery tract
Mehama, the practice of main­
taining prison woods camps nt a long
ire from Salem will be abolished, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE
I according to A. M Dalrymple, warden
STATE OF OREGON POR UMA­
of the state penitentiary. The action
TILLA COUNTY
taken. It was said, because of the
ly escapes at the cam pa during the Sappers' Inc., a corporation.
P lain tiff.
past few years.
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Carle Abrams, newly elected sec-
retary of the state budget commission, h . H. Roblnett and Elsie Rob­
bs« started sending ont blanks to the
(nett, his wife.
various state institutions and depart
Defendants.
nts In quest of estimated expend!
Summons
Equity No. 3**0.
tersa dnflng the next biennium. Under
To H. H. Roblnett. one of the
lb« law these eatimatea must be in
the hand* of the budget commiaalon above named defendants.
early la October and he compiled and
In the name of the 8tate of Ore.
printed before December 16.
gon. You are hereby required to ap­
For Rent—six room house. l arge
hern. Silo. Urge garden bract. In-
i t*,Nire at ibis office.
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The work of pouring concrete in the
construction of the new dam .In Immi-
grant creek, which la a part of the
Talent Irrigation project in southern
Oregon, has been started, according
to Information received al the offices
of the state engineer. It will require
g several months to complete the dam.
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A
county-wide
organization
of
sportsmen’s organisations of Umatilla
county was completed at a meeting
in Pendleton attended by hunters and
fishermen from Hermiston. Hellz,
Pilot Rock. Echo. Umatilla. Adams and
Pendleton. The name of the organiza­
tion lb the Umatilla Flah and Game
■ Protective association.
$ 5 0 0 fo r
Repairing
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Man reaps what he sows unless he
la an amateur gardener.
ment, through up-to-date
methods and equipment
and expert handling, can
help you get the kind of
pictures you want.
To use a
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It takes something more than gar-
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balanced meal—And that is quickly
solved if you make purchases from
our line of Choice Meats,
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Hermiston, Ore,
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