CTB HEBMIflTOa HgBAED* HEBMDSTO^, OREGO3T
W ool Shirts, L atest Colors,
$ 3 .5 0 to $ 6 .0 0 _____
O rr s w
Y oung M en’s School P ants
*$5.00
Leather Coats
$ 1 2 .5 0 to $ 1 8 .0 0
Otto C. Pierce
IN C .
H t W M I . T O N ' « l- l f S t J g g O F Q U A L I T Y A N D « t W V I C « ~
the local lodge at their regular meet- ;
Ing Monday evening. October 13. A
number of out of town members w ill i
be present. On Tuesday evening,
Oct. 14, all I. O. O. F. lodges In Uma-
■ tIlia, and Morrow counties w ill hold
| a gettogether meeting at Pendleton.
1 Hermiston hopes to be well repre
sented.
VOTE 306 YES—And fave the Dairy Industry,
Legal Blanks at The Herald Office
; gram—the
,iia d iM ih n i
T o Y o u r O r d e r a n d a t R e a s o n a b le P r ic e s
T H E HERM ISTON H E R A L D
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VOTE 306 YES—And save the Dairy Industry.
STOVE REPAIRS
BROKEN WINDOWS
NOW is the season to give these items attention.
We can get
Repairs for Any Kake of Stove in two or three days time at roason-
able prices.
We also put in new window glass in a satisfactory
workmanlike manner at prices that are right. Bring in your win
dow sash and let u( glaae in a new glass, as broken windows a n
hard on the coal bill.
SEE U S FOR
H E A T IN G SSO V E S
SAPPERS’ INC.
VOTE 3C4> YEfU-And ^pve’ *the Dairy Inihietry
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W ith a big run of silversidea re
ported to be hovering off the mouth
of the Columbia river and some fish
entering, Astoria fishermen and can
ning plants are looking for a period of
activity during the next 10 days.
Dinty Moore, a wide ranging, steady,
speedy setter, was declared tbe all
ege field trial dog of the Pacific coast
at the close of the final event In the
Western International Field trials at
Eugene. Dinty is owned by Phil S.
Prodson of Shelton, Wash.
the
well known
Magician, James Kater.
A D VER TISE YOUR POULTRY
IN T H ESE COLUMNS
Mr. Kater
has been in all of the large cities of
I
j the United States playing on the
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* Orpheum and Pantages circuit.
l o v e s
I'
ed for the double program.
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------V0TE<3C6—YES
The Christian Science services are
held in rooms next to the Auditorium
every Sunday st 11 >'• 'or'-
nj d
school at 10-15
A
Invited to attend. Wednesday eve
ning meeting first Wednesday each
month
*&». c jU e e r
I
is a
remarkable
picture
When you can get them
the same price. We are no
ing the Western Auto
Tires.
“Fury”
h
showing
Richard Barthelmess a t his best.
Sing’e admission for this program
is 75 cents for adults, 40 cents for
children. Program opening at 7:30,
in the, .
morning/
PEARL
(KE ROUND
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KNERR’S RcPAliv ó
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VOTE 306 YES—And save the Dairy Industry.
MONDAY NIGHT
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Pefferle Baughm an
Why Not Ship You, Ck ,
Ai lists
.
Our Shippers Will Tell You Why
They ship their Eggs regularly to
Admission, 50 cents
a . t . M c C au ley , i c
Two charming young ladies pre
sent ng instrumental numbers, vocal
music and readings, wiiu four cos
tume changes, representing Dutch,
i Gypsy and Chinese. Miss Baughman
, is cornet'st, Miss Pefferle soprano
i and character reader.
600 E. Davis St., Port'and, Oregon
Reference;
Ladd A Tilton Dank
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COMFORT
In
in
If we may believe the naturalists
tbs woodcock Is a * unusual bird
When migrating be (lies at a great
height until be wishes to rest, ant
then descends glmust perpendlcularlj
to the spot which
chosen. At
a worm-digger he le unexcelled, ant
has even been known to have a battln«
average of .1000 when sticking hit
long bill Into the tu rf in search o4
breakfast.
Among the other characteristics
a dislike of bright light, which makes
him keep In the dark during tbe day
time. Whether this la due to thwarted
vanity, Dsturallats do not tell us, al
though be Is described aa having legs
which are too short for his large body,
a tall only half aa long as It should ba
a neck which la both too short and toe
fat, and a bill which Is too long and
too straight To complete the list of
his qualities, his eyes are said ts be
too far back and his head entirely out
of drawing.
Undoubtedly tbe nature fakers could
tell us what sort of complex afflicts
him, for they have again revived tbe
story that tbe woodcock Is capable of
self-aurgery, and bas been known to
put a broken leg In splints and to dress
his wounds with plaster made of mud
and grass The authority for thia as
sertion Is given In the Living Age aa
a writer In I’Echo de Paris, who has
gathered testimony from wltneaaea In
Sardinia, Thrace and Franca The
jackdaw of Reims apparently Isn’t la
It for pure aTlan acumen.
WHY SEND AW AY FOR
TIRES?
His
program alone is worth the price ask
t h e yxoy M
-f
:
officiale but I have succeeded
•H to of hnpdtcnpe
renditions
“FURY” with
W oodcock Second to No
Bird for Intolligonci
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Pendleton, Ore., Oct. 2 1924.
bey
o f
To the Editor:
S K o w i n « / i t ík V
In order that the taxpayers may
know
the
amount
of
work
accom
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I
V1 h t e s
plished by the present Sheriff of
Um atilla county, I desire to submit
the following figures:
Total number of prisoners In the
county ja il for four fu ll years, 1917
to 1920, 649; total number of pris
oners In county Jail for three years
an‘d nine months during the present
administration 1141. This means
almost twice as many prisoners as
there were during the term preced
ing mine. I
have handled these
prisoners without any Increase of
deputies but have used the same num.
her that waB used ten years ago.
Fines collected through the Sher
if f s office during Hoimer admtnls- J
tratlon amount to over 118,300.00
These fines are nearly all for viola
lion of the prohibition law. They
are almost double any equal preced
Ing dcrlod.
The taxpayers -.should understand
that the S h eriffs office has collect
ed In this money but doee not spend
It. Under the present law a part of
It to used for the enforcement of the
prohibition law. I t
Is spent by
“ ¿her of .leers, not by the Sheriff,
Much of the prohibition enforce
ment work done by the other officers
—N o o n ,n i g h t o r m o r n
dut ng the last two years was made
in
g
— th e r e ’s n o t h in g so
porslble by the successful prohibi
tion work done and by the fines coL
g r a tify in g a s a g o o d o il
lectcd throuh the S h eriffs office.
h e a te r fille d w ith P e a r l
The statement which has been made
O il! H e a t b y th e r o o m
by some perdons that “ Houser does
not do anything," Is u tterly false.
fu l! N o fire to la y —n o th
It would be nearer the truth to say
in g to lu g —o n ly th e to u c h
that "Houser has done everything
o f a m a tc h ! P e a r l O il is
that has been done," and this is so
because the S h eriffs office has d ir
r e fin e d a n d re-refin ed —
ectly done more than any preceding
t h e clea r, o d o r le ss flam e
administration and by mean3 of fines
c o n s u m e s it e n tir e ly .
■ collected has made It possible for
other officers to carry on prohibi
“ C o a l o il” a n d “ k e r o
tion Work.
s e n e ” are term s fo r k e r o
Tho taxpayers should know that
s e n e o f a l l k in d s — g o o d ,
the S h eriffs duties have Increased
In almost every department. New
b a d a n d in d iffe r e n t. S ay
forms and knds of taxes must be col.
“ P earl O il,” c o p y r ig h te d
lectcd. The safety of the highway,
f
o r y o u r p r o te c tio n .
arrest of speeders, etc., has grown
to be a constant problem. The Slier.
S T A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y
Iff now hundleB automobile licenses.
(California)
This requires much
time. These
■batters together w ith court work,
the increased number of prisoners,
and the Increased duties brought
about hy the enforcement of the pro
hibition law and general work, have
practically doubled the work of the
( S h eriffs office since 1920. There le
no Increase In the number of regu
lar deputies. Some special help has
been employed In connection with
the tax collections and office work.
This Is unavoidable and Is done
at the lowest cost consistent w ith
good service.
I have made this good record by
staying on the Job altnoet twenty-
four hours per day. No man can
atay with the work more closely than
I do. No Sheriff before has done
so much work at so low a cost. No
owe else can do the work better for
leea money. No other person seeking
I he sheriff's office la In better touch !
with Its problema than 1 am. I have
so* had the ben support In law on-
(ojrement from ¿órne of the other
i n n r|
HONEY LABELS
picture
: Barthelmess and
Jw
VOTE 3C6 YES—And save the Dairy Industry.
Ellison-White
Chautauqua
Festival
Oct 11, Opening
Night
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A STATEMENT
MATERIALLY YOURS,
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
R. A. Brownson, Mgr.
All lookouts on the Siuslaw national
forest have been taken off by Ralph
8. Shelley, supervisor of the forest.
The recent heavy rains extinguished
all fires in the forest, it was said.
F. R. Peterson, of Portland, was
elected president of the National Asso
ciation of Retail Druggists at the clos
ing session of tbe organisation’s 26th
annual convention In Washington,
D. C.
The time for filing arguments by
candidates for the voters’ pamphlet
expired at 6 o’clock Friday afternoon.
Printing of these pamphlets started
immediately under the direction, of
tbe state department.
Y hjtell ’ em
Jim Cllnesmlth, Charles Cline-
snaith and J. A. Campbell ahev retur
ned from a hunting trip in the vic
inity of Ukiah. W hile on the trip
Charles managed to bring down a I
buck. He presented the editor with
a couple of nice juicy steaks, and
oh boy they were good.
Mrs. Wni. Shaar arrived home
Tuesday night from Portland wherp
she has been for some time taking
a course in beauty culture. She ex
pects to open the parlor just as soon
as the furniture arrives.
You can build a neat garage or
convenient shed at slight expense.
Don’t look at the construction of
a necessary building as an expense
but as a th rifty investment. Re
member that when a man NEEDS a
a garage or shed, he pays for It
whether he builds It or not— but If
he leaves his car or machine out to
rust, he pays for the building and
has nothing to show for It. Build
today and have someth'ng to show
for your Investment. Take advant
age of our Free Plans Service.
MENTS WITH
■ We present a wonderful double pro-
VOTE 306 YES—And save the Dairy Industry.
BUILD THAT GARAGE OR IMPLE.
MENT SHED THIS YEAR!
Why let the car or some valuable
piece of machinery st.nd out in the
weather and depreoiate from un
necessary exposure.
FIVE SPLENDID ENTERTAIN
A number of people from neighbor,
ing towns attended the Hunchback
of Notre Dame that was put on at
the Playhouse last Saturday and Sun
day night. The picture was a
EPISCOPAL SERVICES
Archdescon Ooldle w ill hold Epls- !
classic from the pen of Victor Hugo
and Manager Davis Is to be congratu. copal services 8unday, October 12. >
lated In presenting this wonderful at 11 o'clock in the old Hermiston '
■pectacle to his patrons.
hotel. There w ill be holy commun
ion and sermon. Everybody cordi
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Glascow, of: ally Invited.
Irrigon, were Hermiston visitors on 1
Tuesday.
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Food should supply
its
eaters
Stated Communication Queen Es- w i,h the A m e n ts of growth, heat SEASON TICKETS ON SALE NOW
ther Chapter O. E. S. next Tuesday and
en'’rKy- Margarines
supply
The district around Lookout moun
evening. By order W . M.
he,,t and ener«y- b,,t not growth. AT OREGON HOTEL AT RATE OF tain in the Umatilla national forest
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j Whole m ilk and its products supply
which has been closed to deer hunters
j TWO DOLLARS FOR ADULTS, ONE
and to all others for several weeks
A ll members of Odd Fellows lodge all three.
on account of fire hazard, has been
j w ill be pleased to know that Grand I
DOLLAR FOR CHILDREN.
opened hy tbe forest service.
j Master L. E. Carter w ill meet w ith !
Jantzen Sw eater Coats
$ 8 .5 0
K I N G S L E Y 'S
The town of Sisters, half destroyed
by tire last week, will be rebuilt be
fore the beginning of the 1926 tourist
•eaaoa. Modern buildings w ill repines
the cheap structures destroyed.
The Lane county fair, held last
week, came out ahead financially, ac
cording to W. A. Ayres, secretary, who
estimated there would be a profit of
11)00 or more above all expenses.
ComingToThe
Playhouse
could Investigate the county rec
ords. F a ir examination of the reo-
ords make the extravagant claims
of self-serving office seekers look
foolish. V£ith great confidence I
make the etaim that V re -tg s cte d , my
next administration w ill be yet more
satisfactory to the taxpayers and
m yself'than the one which Is about
to end.
Very truly,
ZO ETH HOUSER. S H E R IF F .
i v a t ta ta r a , t f ll r a a a l U n .
T h n . A h n t t h . CU » ud
Mr. and Mrs. James Pearson re
turned the latter part of last week
from Portland where th e , had been
visiting friends.
W ool and Corduroy Breeches
$ 5 .0 0
I
tklg regard are Improving and will
Improve more la the future.
I would be glad If all taxpayers
LOCAL AND K IS 0 N A L
■ BREVITIES ■
Ï When Y ou
TUESDAY NIGHT
Leakes
Orchestra
I
b in ile
■ With Kelly-Springfield Tires
Admission, 75 cents
Four clever musicians. Oac cf
I the peppiest entertainments yon ' ver
heard.
Mr. Leake has been connected with
leading concert hands for the past
fifteen years, is a master of arums,
xylophone, marimbaplione and sasa-
phone, and a wonderful impersona
tor. They present soprano so,os, vio J
lin solos, saxophone solos, besides or-
■ chestra numbers with marmbaplione.
It is b ecause you realiz
th e best m on ey can buy.
t
y
W e Sell T hem
• Pearson’s Garage
VOTE 306 YES—And save the Dairy Industry.
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Dr. Robert
Parker Miles
A drission 50 cents.
A Dram,- ti - entertaining word pic
ture of Famous Men.
THURSDAY NIGHT
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Admission, 75 cents
NOW IS THE TIME
to get Just what you want in a
POT ROAST
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There le nothing that anyone re
lishes more then a good pot roast__
and we have Just what you want.
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CITY MEAT MARKET
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Four clever musical sisters featur
ing two dramatic sketches.
That far-off look you see about
this time 1, th» vacation daze.
JOHN KT-TIg PROP.
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