The Hermiston herald., November 06, 1924, Image 4

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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Th Radio has coma to stay, and
will be
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the one
l ’tgs need good d ean w ater '«c-
without a .telephone or auto.
M r. .n d M r , Ray Goode e n te rta in - •
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Radio Is not only an instrument
ed at a Hallowe en party on Satur-1
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mt pleasure, bnt Is a greet source of
day evening ..a t t their home In Co- * * ' ” the t“ugh “ 1°"« M“ f ® news; a regular fa t u r e of all broad­
lumbta district. All present r e p o r t '*
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casting stations Is dully market re-
I the P'g
pig ,O
to con*
consume
much water
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a very enjoyable evening.
,un,e to mUch
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Port*, weathor forecast, world news.
In order to get enough feed. While*
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Information i Is not . complete
this I I , bedtime stories for the kiddles, • and, '
The Baptist Ladles Aid w ill hold ..v , .
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In season base ball scores as well as
subject, the Oregon Experiment sta
a business meeting at the home of
• Ion • authorities
that the entire mU‘‘k•a, and
M rs
P I l .s .e v O„ T b .„ . A s
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Programs,
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s y a ct rat,on for fattening a pig should not I 1 ani • Radio fan, but I have rea-
noon, November 13.
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more than *0 per cent water. 80,1
t0 be
be for
¿or since
ainee I 1 installed
Installed a a
I radio, world events that you read tn
Mrs. Anna Barnett, mother ° f 1
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your e paper
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Linden Barnett, of Walla Walla, Is
For feeding dry mash to poultry , had them the night before over the
visitin g at the home of her son In an open box or trough Is used by the radio.
this city.
Oregon experiment station. It Is
My set Is In use three to seven or
superior to the self feeding hopper
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more hours every day ne.tv»
and l money
An all day meeting of the M. E A box 6 inchea wide and 6 inches would no* buy it if I could not get
Aid was held at the home of Mrs. E. deep and four feet long makes a de- another
Bensel on Wednesday. A large i sirable feeding
_ box. A - piece of
I have the agency for th North-
crowd was In attndance and a very quarter round material Is nailed on western, a five tube non-radiating
enjoyable time spent by all present. the upper side of the inside of the set, which is very selective, plenty
box to keep the birds from hooking of volume and perfect modulation,
Mrs. Fred Lenz has returned home the mash out with their beaks.
and at a reasonable price.
from a visit In the W lllameate val­
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| W ill install a set for you on a
ley.
AFTER THE ELECTION, WHAT? positive guarantee to please; but
K I N G S L E Y 'S IN C .
We, the people of the United States get a set from some one.
Melba Callahan is at home from
Yours for radio,
I H t S M U T O N S H O U S E O S Q U A L IT Y A N D H S V I Ç , "
did
on November 4th, elect our re­
Los Angeles where she has been
presentatives for the many civil o f - !
studying for some time.
flees of the nation. From Justice of
Emmett R. Crocker, who was re­ the peace, who In many cases will
cently returned to the local Re­ have little or nothing to do, to the One Mother’s Tribute
clamation office from Denver, has president of the nation, who bears
to Daughier-in-Law
been reassigned to duty In Spokane the greatest burden-any man c a n 1
When I first saw my son Tyler’s an-
be
asked
to
carry,
we
have
selected
Mrs. Crocker and John accompanied
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gelic manner under his wife's regime
those who for us shall undertake , , hel(1 my breatbi bp(.a,lsp jn
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him.
the task of government. What shall days Tyler In a beatific state of mind
Friends of Archdeacon Goldie of be our attitude toward these men meant Tyler gettin; ready to break
the Episcopal diocese of Eastern Ore­ and women? Shall we rest secure out In a new pluce.
But as time goes on and the seren­
gon, will regret to hear of his in­ in our homes and places of business
ity remains unbroken, I repeat to my­
juries In a rerent automobile acci­ unmindful of the problems of those self that perfect line from the "Just
dent near Cove. Two ribs were who legislate or execute or Judge for So Stories"—“Not always was the ’
broken, but he Is reported a3 g et­ •a? Bhall we adopt that very com­ Kangaroo as now we behold him"—a
mon. because so easy, habit of c o n - text
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ting along nicely.
that . . I recommended ...
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all mu
moth
temnlng the officials whom we thus ers who have seen their Itrisk sons
Mra. A. W. Purdy entertained at hinder by our criticism ? Or shall I neatly trained by well-selected wives,
her home Wednesday with a lunch we try to remember and realize that ■ indeed, the longer 1 live the more
eon for eight. Bridge followed the 'been are our representatives and ready 1 arn to believe that a young
•hat they are able to do their best
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be b*,ter acl",alnted
luncheon.
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his actual current present day
people they represent only self than his mother can possibly be.
Mr. and Mrs. A . W. P rann is these In turn support them by My daughter-in-law secs in her hus-
demand for and obedience to good band a forceful man o f affairs on
en terta in ed a num ber o f frie n d s laws? We are told that in other whose Judgment she Implicitly relies,
la st T uesday n ig h t a t th eir hom e parts of the world America is com- ' 1 rpsr,ect hia judgment, too. in a way.
WE WILL HAVE A CAB OF
1 cann"t ,hplp kno"',n"' that he Is
in th is city. R eturns from th e ing to be known as a nation of law-
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the Same T-vler who, at the age of
election w as received o v er Mr b r e a k e r s
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We 1 f° Ur’ llow,ed hlm8elf lnt0 a high fever
must see that it is not wholly false ’ one day because I would not let him
P ra n n ’s radio.
who Is to blame? Are not we the lead a bloodhound In the parade wheu
common citizens to blame?We make; “Uncle Tom’s Cabin" came to town,
LATEST
Flesh colored wool hose, to be worn public opinion, that strongest of all I Mothers view their sons with what
FOR SALE FROM THE CAR ABOUT
under any color sheer silk hose. Can laws, which supports or destrroys • J)8vci‘o,°i»rlsts might call an “associa-
OCTOBER 30. THIS IS THE LAST
we want rood tlVP frlnge’” 'Ve ure handicapped by
not be detected. Mrs. .Emma John written law. If then
men we want good assorted memories. We cannot esU-
son,
second
house
east
of
Catholic
government let us see to it that the mate our sons exactly as their wives
CAR OF THIS WOOD WE WILL
church.
9-2tp public opinion we create or support estimate them. They came upon us at
HAVE THIS YEAR. PLACE YOUR
demand first of all that all laws be a different stage.—“A M: rnal Pliiios-
strictly enforced. We w ill next see °Pher” in the Atlantic Monthly,
TAKEN UP NOTICE
ORDERS »0W IF YO’J WANT SOME
Notice Is hereby given that I have to It that poor laws be Improved or!
OF THIS.
taken up an have kept for about
repealed and good ones made effect- Observation Relieved
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daye at the Lou Rogers ranch, four lve.
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MATERIALLY YOURS,
Monotony of Illness
mles east of Hermiston, the following
It
has
often
bepn my feeling jhat
described
animal:
One
yearling
hel
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
Y o u th a n d O ld A g e
> Per|iaps the hnppiest man is the
fer, color red, no brand. Said ani­
R. A. Brown ion, Mgr.
To know what you like Is the be- healthy hookworm who. by laying out
mal w ill be sold, unless redeemed, at
public auction to the highest bidder ginning of wisdom and of old age I “ qllartpr for “ second-hand volume,
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for cash In hand on the 20th day of Youth Is wholly experimental. The I Can gPt "s much plcasure
essence and charm of that unquiet I ns thP o,hpr fpll°"’’ morp d«Fendent
November, 1924, at the above des­
and delightful epoch is Ignorance of ,UP?n PXPenalve entertainments and
cribed ranch at 10 o ’clock A. M.
self as well as Ignorance of life. ‘nd"lgeneies that draw on Ills wad.
Dated at Hermiston on this 5th These two unknowns the young tnttn lh p forn,er ls among that happy class
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day of November, 1924.
brings together
again and again, now that can say with the poet, “My mind
In the airiest touch, now with a bitter I to me a kingdom is; such pleasant
Signed: Lou Rogers.
hug; now with exquisite pleasure, now Joys therein I find.”
But I discovered his equal th? other
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE with cutting pain; but never with In­ day when visiting a sick friend in
difference, to which he is a total stran­
STATE OF OREGON FOR
ger, and never with thnt near kins ! Outremont whose house adjoins a va­
UMATILLA COUNTY
man of indifference, contentment. If cant lot, says the Montreal Herald. I
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C. W. Kellogg and John Schlmkc, he be a youth of dainty senses or a found him sitting comfortably on the 3
Plaintiffs, vs. W illiam Brown and brain easily heated, the Interest of vernnda overlooking that lot and
Mints Brown, hl8 wife, Defendants
this series of experiments grows upon studying it through a pair of Held
him out of all proportion to the pleaa- glasses.
BuJmnons. Law No. 3086.
He asked me: “How many kinds
To W illiam Brown, one of the ure he receives. It ls not beauty that of plants would you suppose there Is
he
loves,
nor
pleasure
that
he
seeks,
above named defendants.
though he may think so; his design In that field?"
In the Name of the State of Ore­ and bis sufficient reward Is to verify
"About half a dozen,” I replied.
“I have already found 77," lie as­
gon, You are hereby required to ap­ his own existence and taste the va­
pear and answer the complaint filed riety of human fate.—Robert Louis sured me, and went on to name them.
Confinement to a veranda did not
In the above entitled action within Stevenson.
worry him much.
six weeks from the first publication
To Your Order and at Reasonable Price*
of thia summons, and you w ill take
Is O ld S p o rt
M an ’s F e a th e re d F r ie r d s
notice that If you fall to appear and
Wrestling took a most Important
Birds are closely allied to tile Brit­
answer or plead within that time. place In the enrly Olympic games. It
Ihe plaintiffs for want thereof win was also considered a necessary ac­ ish farmer, shepherd and sportstnac
and those who are wise In bird lore,
apply to the above entitled Court for complishment of the athletes of the rely on their feathered friends for in­
days
of
chivalry.
The
county
of
the relief prayed for In p la in tiffs
Cornwall, England, led the van In formation and warning. The wryneck
complaint herein, to-wit for Judg- wrestling, so that to give a Cornish Is the woodman’s bird, its hawklike
B ment against the above named de- hug has passed Into a proverb. The cry In April giving the signal for the
stripping of oak trees’ bark. The yel­
'■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b B fendantg for the sum of »300.00 with summer season is associated with low wagtail is a fanner’s bird, usher­ I
B g Interest thereon at the rate of in wrestling matches at St. Ives, provid­
ing In the time of spring sowings. As
per cent per annum from October 1, ed for by a worthy dtlxen who be­ the sandpiper Is the angler's conipan
queathed
an
Income
for
games
to
he
1921 and the further sum of »55.00
held every fifth year for ever around Ion, the wheatear keeps the shepherd
attorney's fees and for p la in tiffs his mausoleum which was set up on a company on lonely downs. Even the
costs and disbursements In this ac­ high rock near the town In 1782. The miller has his bird In the redwing,
tion. and for an order of sale dir­ game meant as much to St. Ives, Pen­ called “windmill thrash,” since the
ecting the sale of the follow ing des­ zance, Helston and Truro as the working of Its wings suggests the re­
volving of a windmill’s sails, while It
cribed real property, to-wit: L ets 5 Olympic games to the ancients
Is supposed to seek shelter by wind­
and 6 In Block C and Lots 5, 7 and
mllls
„ „ r weather.
a l „„r. nrow
l„w „„„
mills lu
In „ hard
Redwings
now
* In Block D In the First Addition N o S m ocks W orn in E n glan d arrive In force; the pity Is that few
to Hermiston, Umatilla County, Ore- i D ls only In American Aims, which windmills
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left to keep up the
A Beautiful Colonial Clock valued at »50.00 w ill be riven
gun, according to plat thereof filed arP not distinguished by fldellty tn traditional association.—London Mali.
away free. With each cash purchase of »1.25 we w ill give a d ia l
I March 8, 1907. in the office of the faCt’ ,hat En«,lsh agricultural laborers
and when these dials have all been g.ven out’, we wlf, wind
i County Recorder of Umatilla County u,'"„ * * •',
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E x p e rt S h in gle W e a v e rs
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um iy, | | fe b(lv# j gppn „ man (n „ gn)OC||i gn
e. ek and when it run* down the party havtnir tk j i
In spite of the multiplication of efll-
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Ich property has been oid shepherd In Gloucestershire, who
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h",e C
ti"Ck
W" ‘ rere,ve ,hla p|™'k ' r* * " r
, heretofore attached
in Ihe above
en- , — was
aged that ... he probably imagined «»MK machines to lighten and simplify
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Al o. for a short time, we w ill g lve a rtla, for e>(.h |2 50
, titled action and is now held under that William the Fourth was stilt on •■hor, shingles are still woven (or
on a.eount or on notes owing us. provided the entire amount o r
.w rit of attachment, the proceeds ,h* throne.
packed) by hand. No machinery has
note
taken up at ,h e „me. This means you wouid
4 dta".
‘ from such sale to he annlled in
When a workman wears “Jeans" or yet been lt"’o ited capable of ellminat-
! taction of X n t l i . h, «
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a an °" ™ " ’ h* ”"*• «"• »<*
• '™d*- ln* the " pert ’",!ng'e ’rea' er E”
• f you owe a »10.00 account and pay It in full.
n of p lain tiff a Judgment and mark b(It „„ , prote<.t,on f™,,, , he de. amine a bunch nf shingles as the car-
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fllement of his trade. He will not let P*n,er »•*"• ,h,,m apart for ’ t"nellng
Thia summons Is published pursuant himself he catalogued. The class war ,he roof' and •'t00 wUI *** ,hp onl*lu«
to an order of tho Honorable Gilbert w*** °°t break out In England, because process by which the compact bunch
W. Phelps. Judge of the above en-
one
of all a workman, h ,s hppn wov,>n- Now a wide shingle,
titled Court dulv made and entered ’ri*1 ««tmlt that he ta tn a class.—St. now a n"n,w one. makes th e bunch the
tn the above e n t i t l e d J l l
a John Ervlne In the Observer (Ixindon). “ ’ rl
aBd «" day ,on* “ *
in in« above entitled action on the
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weaver stands and seises shingle after
10th day of October, 1924, direct-
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shingle thrown out from the sawing
Ing that service of the summons
Souvenir H u n ters F o a led
machine, and without any false moves
herein bo made by publication there
r r "** for souvenirs la likely to be weavee them into compact hunches,
of once a week for n Period o f s i x c" n ‘**q rather far at times. In Ihe The term shingle-weaver has been ex-
c o n s e c itlv .
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’’•"»frit of St. Andrew Undershaft. In tended by custom, till It now applies
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Hermiston , he jqjy
i^ndon. la a monument to anyone
who works In any depart-
tterald and the first publication here- the author, John Stow, his figure be- »tent
of a shingle milL
In la made pursuant to said order Ing seated at a table, writing a book,
on the lCth
day of October. 1»24. 1« hla right hand Is a quill pen, which
J. Warner.
,a „ ’newed annually.
Unlit recent,
A ttorney for Plaintiffs,
P*n
continually being
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p O Addreee-
»tolen, the souvenir huatere having.'
Herat,a,on; Oregon. £
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Oeeurwwes of Interest 0 M a i4 Hm
•ad There About the City and
the home without a Radio
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SO AP SALE
Watch For Dates
Otto C. Pierce
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HEATERS
The Three Basic Principles m the
Construction of Cole’s Original
Hot Blast Heaters
First. The patented Atr T ight construction givin g
perfect
control over the fire, and preventing the eecape up the chimney
of heat and unburned fuel gases, givin g perfect combustion of all
the fuel.
Second. The all-eteel sensitive radiating surface w hich radi­
ates all the heat Into the room and gives a sizzling heat.
Third. The patented Top Hot B last Draft which oxidizes and
turns Into heat the valuable gas, h alf of the fuel, allow ing noth­
ing to waste.
Thes three basic principles en terin g Into all Cole’s H ot Blasi
Heaters make them world famous fo r fuel economy and perfect
control and radiation of heat.
We now have a complete stock of Cole’s Heaters and if you are
in the market for a heater it w ill b e to your advantage to inves
tigate the merits of the Cole’s H ot Blast before buying a cheap
er Heater.
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ute, but they surely don’t die at the
aame rate.
You can enjoy every mtr.ute of
your life better when you get In the
habit of buying your needs from our
line of HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS.
We can supply you with your fav­
orite cut and you can be sure that
everything you get here la freah and
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