The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, November 27, 1924, Image 2

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W T D CIRCUIT COURT Of T D
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UMATILLA COUMTT
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When you have a
W nt«rs Irrigation Company, a
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corporation, plaintiff, va. W. W.
Bugg. Defendant.
:
Summmom. Equity No. 2955.
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iterad
an
second
dans
matter,
To W. W. Bugg, the above named
190«
nt
the
pootofflce
at
defendant.
Hermiston, Oregon.
In the Name of the State ef Ore­
gon, you are hereby required to ap­
tr e e
pear and answer the complaint la For Q u Tier
51.oe
the above entitled suit within six For Six M on th s___
weeks from the first publication of Payable la Advance.
this summons and you will take not­
Claaaified or L o c a l__________
ice that If you fall to appear and
10 cents per line for first insertion.
answer or plead within that tints Minimum charge 25 cent«. Subse­
the plaintiff, for want thereof, will quent Insertions I cents per line.
apply to the above entitled Court
for the relief prayed for In Its oom- the ,lrst publication thereof Is made
plaint herein, to-wit:
pursuant to said order on the 23rd
For Judgment and decree la favor day of October, 1924.
of the plaintiff and against the de­ Raley, Raley A Stelwer, and H. J.
Warner, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
fendant W. W. Bugg for the sum of
515.00 with Interest thereon at ( per Postoffice addri
Pendleton, Oregon
cent per annum from June 1, 1920 1-ltc
until paid and the further sum of
-
915.09 with Interest thereon at six
NOTICE FOB. PUBLICATION
per cent per annum from June 1st. Department of the Interior. U. S.
Land Office at La Grande. Ore­
1921, until paid and the further sum
gon, Nov. 20, 1924.
of 915.00 with lntereat thereon at
alx per cent from June 1, 1922 un­
Notice Is hereby given that Wll-
til paid and the further sura o f , Ham J. Landon, of Hermiston, who.
915.00 with Interest thereon at s ix ' on January 4, 1921, made Home-
per cent per annum front June 1 st,‘ stead Entry, Act 12-29-1«. No.
1923 until paid and the further sum 02020«, for all of Section 12, Town­
of 915.00 with Interest thereon at ship 3 North, Range 27 East, Wil­
■Ik
cent per annum from June lamette Meridian, has filed notice ■
a
1st, 1924 until paid, and
of Intention to make three-year a
For a further decree that the said Proof, to establish claim to the land a
sums are a first and prior lien upon above described, before United States a
a
Per Pride Qoeth Before a Fall, and in a Few Days He Will Be in the Oven. the following described tract of land Commissioner at Hermiston, Oregon, a
In Umatilla County, Oregon, to-wlt: on the 29th day of December, 1924. a
Claimant names as witnesses D. II. a
Commencing at a point 550 feet
served within the green booth. Here
a
East of the Northwest Corner
Shaw, Wilbert P. Smith, C. H. Shaw, a
the family meet In deep happiness be­
cause they have been able to fulfill the
of Section 19, Township 4 North, i John D. Fisher, all of Hermiston, a
command of Moses their “law giver"
a
Range 25, E. W. M. thence Bast
! Oregon.
Phone 331
a
once again, and In the Holy land.
330 feet; thence 8outh 1320
CARL
G.
HELM,
Register.
a
The Feast of Thanksgiving com­
feet;
thence
West
330
feet;
a
“ The Yard of Best Q uality”
memorates God's goodness In the post
SHERIFFS SALE
thence North 13 20 feet to the
to the Israelites In the wilderness.
H. M. STRAW. MGR.
Notice Is hereby given that under :
point of beginning,
Their long wandering In the Journey
to the Promised Land Is symbolized by under and by virtue of that certain and by ylrtu, of a writ of execu­ a
Exclusive Representatives of National Builder« Bureau
their residence hy day In these booths contract and agreement entered In­ tion Issued out of the Circuit Court a
for the space of a week. This festival to by the defendant W. W. Bugg of the State of Oregon In and for a
VOTE 3C6 YES— And save the Dairy Industry.
Is also called the Feast of Ingather­
The average American hns nn Idea
with the Western Land and Irriga­ the County of Umatilla, under the ■ i
ing.
This
thought
Is
Illustrated
by
the
that Thnnksglvlng is a national holi­
tion Company on the 10th day of seal thereof, and to me directed and
day peculiar to his country and cele­ plants In the "succa" and by the April, 1915 nnd which la Recorded delivered upon a judgment and de­
branch with which It is built; also by
brated because of proclamations is­
the pnlms and willows and lemons In Book 9» at page 497 of the Rec­ cree rendered and entered In said
sued by the President and hy gov­
which are brought Into the synagogue ords of Deeds of Umatilla County, court on the 17th day of November,
ernors nt states, whereas the feast of
and rejoiced over.
Oregon, nnd
1924, In favor of Frank Woughter,
Thanksgiving Is observed In many
Picturesque Services.
as plaintiff, and against S. E. Wal­
other countries. One of the ninny In­
For
a
further
decree
of
thia
Court
All the services are exceedingly
teresting observances of lids feast Is
picturesque and all the customs are herein foreclosing the said lien and ker and Mary J. Walker hl9 wife,
held by the Jews In Jerusalem, though
intri-ounded hy symbolical tokens and directing that the real property in and Charles Spencer and Gertrude
It Is celebrated in a very different
figurative acts and parabolic speech. said contract and hereinabove des­ Spencer his wife, as defendants,
manner from that we are accustomed
For this ancient people belong to a cribed be sold In tbs manner pro­ whereby the plaintiff did recover a
to think of as Thanksgiving, says a
pnst age when man clung to symbols, vided by law for the sale of real pro­ personal decree against the defend­
writer In the Los Angeles Times.
perty under Hen foreclosure under ants S. E. Walker and Mary J. Wal­
While we here celebrate the day by
discontinuing all business and giving
execution to be Issued upon such de­ ker his wife, for the sum of 5100.00
up ourselves mostly to the Thanksgiv­
cree; that the proceeds of said sale with interest thereon at the rate of
ing dinner, In the Far East the
shall be applied aa by law provided. 7 per cent per annum from the 11th
Thanksgiving Is continued as a re­
And for a further decree for such day of March, 1922, and the further
ligious service for several days, though
Is b ro a d c a s tin g to a ll th e
other
end general relief as to equity sum of 9500.00 with Interest there­
accompanied by much merry-making,
W orld th is seaso n
on
at
the
rate
of
7
per
cent
per
an­
shall
seem
meet
and
proper
in
the
during which nil business Is suspend­
premises.
num from December 8th, 1920, and
ed. This ancient Hebrew people,
“ Come! WaarekMta
dinging to the memory of their glori­
This summons Is published pursu­ the further sum of 9100.00 attorney's
th a n e v e r to e n te rta in ]
ous pnst, drawn near to each other be­
y o u r v is it a •
ant to the order of the Hon. Gilbert fees, and the costs and disbursements
cause of their common love for their
W. Phelps, judge of the above entit­ taxed at 953.96 and whereby It was
If you have never been to California it should be
peculiar traditions nnrt for their "To­
led Court, duly made and entered on decreed that ths mortgage dated on
the effort of your life to go. When you are ready
rah’'—their solace through the ages—
to
plan the trip let the
the seventh day of October, 1924, di­ the 11th day of March, 1921, exec­
gather In colonies nt sites theirs by
recting
that
publication
herein
be
uted by S. E. Walker and Mary J.
right through Inheritance, though not
granted them by I'm c
of ilmlr
made once a week for a period of alx Walker his wife to E. P. Dodd and
land. Driven through the centuries
eonaecutlve weeks In the Hermiston by him assigned to plaintiff, upon
help. Send word to the undersigned by phone, or m ail or
from country to country, persecuted
ce. . I w ill tpve you the benefit o f m y personal knowledge
Herald, a newspaper published In the following described real property
! experience, or S w i l l m s m I m « t h e m o s t iM t e t u l
for their religion and nuissncred by
Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon, In Umatilla County, Oregon, to-wlt:
p» L'xtftd taactcs* to bo luM L I know every route, every
the Injustice of radical prejudice, they
tra in , every kind of equipment and the exact coat.
I will
and the first publication herein Is SEU of NWU of NEU Section 5.
B fcnr-yc’ir sleeping car accommodation«, provide yo u w ith
now flock to their own country, aelllng
aa outline o f your trip , and deliver your ticket«. Y ou need
made pursuant to said order on the Twp. 4 N. R. 29 E. W. M., which
all they possess to pay the voyage,
r e t ’ - - ve yo” r home or your office to attend to bothersome
tai!«. I have the best there is, and it «MM be yours the
23rd day of October, 1924.
and come, to look upon the land where
mortgage waa recorded on March 11,
moment I know you desire it.
lived their patriarchs and prophets
Raley, Raley A Stelwer A H. J. War­ 1921, at page 252 of book 70 of the
and to die and he burled on holy soil.
ner, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
records of mortgages In the office
F. C. Woughter, Agent,
Thrss Great Festivities.
Port-office Address: Psndletoa, Ore­ of the County Recorder of Umatilla
Ilcrmlston, Oregon
1 The three greatest feasts In which
gon.
7-Jftc County, Oregon, should be fore­
the Jew remembers his past and ful­
closed, and the said real property sold
fills In all the details possible the old
or TBE CIRCUIT C0UBT OF THE by the Sheriff of Umatilla County,
Just a Canter to the Block.
Mosaic law In the land promised to
STATE OF OREGON FOB
Oregon, to satisfy said Judgment and
Moses so ninny centuries ago, are the
UMATILLA COUNTY
Passover, Tabernacles nnd Pentecost.
all costs; therefore I will, on Satur­
Flrat National Bank of Hermis­ days December 20th, 1924, at two
It is at the Feast of Passover that he nnd to an oriental clime where all
offers the Paschal sacrifice In the tem­ speech Is flowery and filled with ton. Plaintiff, vs. C. J. Flynn, De­ o’clock In the afternoon of that day,
ple on Mount Sinai, since upon Its site Imagery. In this land, sacred by Its fendant.
at the front door of the court house
stands a gorgeous mosque where only wonderful history, mystic by Its
Summons. Law No. 3088.
In the city of Pendleton, Umatilla
now livin g w ill never die.
Islam bends the knee nnd hows the strange traditions, ancient, because
To C. J. Flynn, the above named County, Oregon, sell all the right,
head In adoration to Allah and Mo­ the birthplace of venerable religions,
defendant:
hammed. Yet there nre times when where the city wells Inclose beloved
title, Interest and estate which the
In the Name of the State of Oregon said defendants, S. E. Walker and
the Jew tn his own ancient land re­ ruins, nnd the barren stony hills speak
v?iTt : J'C f.h cn the above subject at
joices and Is glnd. With thanks to Ids sorrowfully of what has been and la you are hereby required to appear Mary J. Walker his wife, and all
God for the existence today of his no more, there Is something peculiarly and answer the complaint In the
the 1. 0. 0. T. H all, Hermiston, Ore-
race—still set apart—and with grent touching and appropriate In the con above entitled matter within tlx persons claiming and to claim by.
gon.
through
or
under
them,
or
any
of
tlnuance
of
these
old-time
customs.
festivity be commemorates God's won
TELT.SDAY, DECEMBER 4,
The construction of these “taber­ week, from the first publication of them, had on the 11th day of March,
derful preservation of this people and
7 :3 0 F. M.
celebrates the remarkable events In nacles" furnishes a time of great this summons, and you will take no- 1921, or since then hare had, or now
their history. H p I s elnted at the amusement to young nnd old, for all Ice that If you fall to appear or ans­ have. In and to the above described
The rapid change of government among the nation« seem only to
privilege of being able to celebrate his members of the family take part In wer or plead within that time, the real property and every part there­
check temporarily their steady approach to utter collapse.
own fenrts In the place where they the rearing and decorating nt this plaintiff for want thereof will apply
Thrones are toppled over to make way for military dictators.
were Instituted, nnd this Is entirely airy home within which the feast Is to to tha above entitled court for the of. at public auction to the highest
Officials of republics serve only the »elfish Interests of big busi­
possible nt the Feast of Thnnksglvlng. he celebrated. Home choose the large, relief prayed for In Its complaint bidder for cash In hand, the pro­
ness; and Instead of an improvement of affairs, each new move
ceeds of such sale to be applied In
fbr It Is a festival for th e synagogue open courtyard of the house for the
herein, to-wlt: for Judgment and de­
and the home, nnd there nre no ob­ site of this temporary residence, while
satisfaction of said execution and all
leaves the nations weaker. Suffering Is increased; lawlessness
cree
against
the
defendant
for
the
stacles In the Holy Land Io the ful- others prefer to build It on the flat
costs.
becomes rampant and hopelessness is followed by despair.
sum of 928«.12 together with Inter­
fllllng of every le»fc- of the law In re­ roof of the house.
Dated this 17th day of November.
This march of the nations toward destruction and anarchy
est thereon at the rate of 10 per
gard to this relelu atlnn. Seiling enre
1924.
moves
onward relentlessly. Armageddon, which nations seek to
and business aside, he dons Ills hand­
cent per annum from the 12 day of
avert by their union, leagues, aisociations and federations, looms
Zoeth Houser.
somest gowns anil goes to the syna­
Septdmber
1924
and
the
further
sum
rim « for N eigh borlin M
up threatlngly.
| :
Sheriff of Umatilla County,, Oregon.
gogue, which has also been decorated
The charities of the rich are Indeed of H.91 with Interest thereon at the 10-5te By W. R. Anderson, Deputy.
In festive attire, an I w'ih a thankful
Yet
man
need
not
entirely
despair.
This
troublous period of
rate of 8 per cent per annum from
heart be <•»”
Inin a service which Is whlespreadlng, and to the heart really
earth’s history was foretold as immediately preceding the new
attuned
to
the
spirit
of
Thanksgiving
the
12th
day
of
September
1924
and
all JoyoiisnesH.
order—a righteous world wide government.
It seems a far more lovely thing to for the further »urn of 950.00 at­
Ca’cbrate In “Tabernacle.."
rend of their gifts of clothing and food, torney's fees and for plaintiff's coats
Seats
Free
No Collection
Com» in
The principal feature of this Feast ut their sitting at the bedsides of the
International Bible Students Assn.
of Thanksgiving Is the dwelling In sick and sorrowing, than to pore and disbursements of this action.
“taberui" les" or booths for seven through their fine social doings In the
And you will further take notice
days. Under a perfect blue sky, sur­ society column. Although the Bible that the plaintiff has heretofore
rounded by the eternal "hills round tens us It Is easier for a camel to go caused to be attached under writ
L e g a l B la n k s F o r S a le a t T h e H e r a ld O f f ic e
about Jerusalem,' amid ancient olive through the eye of a needle than a rich of attachment Issued In the abort
trees, or In desolate stony field« of man to enter heaven, one feels In­
ruin stand the tittle Jewish colonies, clined to believe that ex<-eptloas will entitled court the following described
and hy each bouse Its little "sneen" be made. In truth, the rich and poor real property to-wlt:
for celebrating the feast. Each colony are very close at Thanksgiving tlms,
The weet half of the Southwest
has Its own synagogue, nnd here the and all the rest of na who can Jnat
quarter of the Southeast quar­
rabbi leads the cougregption tn the
•rape along try to do our level best
ter of Section IS. Twp. 4 North,
songs of thanksgiving, while the wom­ hy the friends and neighbors who ara
Rang« >9. B. W. M„
en prepare the festive meal to be less well off.—Chicago Dally New«.
located In Umatilla eounty, Oregon,
sad that plaintiff will apply to the
BIRDS
Shove entitled court for an virder
HIS TITLE
directing the esle of said property
Although this Is the season
• Their Infant son was fractious, but
In eatlsfsetloa of plaintiff's Judg­
When the turkey rules the rooot,
Ills mother rated him A-X.
ment herein.
I am telling all and sundry
i In crying, he would keep his cut­
This summons Is published to the
There’s another bird to boost.
out open till he was quite done. order of the Hon. Gilbert W. Phelps,
The mother oft would advertise
Judge of the above entitled court,
Just remember, on Thanksgiving
Him as a prince, the prince of
duly made and entered on the 14th
At your gastronomic work.
males;
.
day of October. 1924, directing that
That the eagle on the dollar
But dad said tiring of his cries;
publloattoa htrain be made once a
Is the bird that gets the turk.
"Sure, he's a prince— the Prince week for a period of six rnnsoouttre
•—-American Legion Weekly
of Walla."
— Legion Weekly. week, tn tha Hermteton Herald, nnd
Coal C onsum ers
T a k e N otice
W e h ave tak en t h e
exclu sive agen cy for
th e F a m o u s U t a h
A b erd een Coal.
O RDERS SOLICITED
Let us know
your n eed s
Thanksgiving
in the
ioly L a n O
Inland Empire Lumber Company
a
a
job in our line give
it to the home prin­
ter. The salesman
from
an
out-of-
town concern may
give you an
oily
line of * bunk ’ but
the home printer is
entitled to your job
work. » h do ar
you spe c
will some day re­
turn to ym
dollar yoa i s i i
away is gone fo -
ever. Our prices
are standard. If i*
is to be printed e
can co it
figure with y o
HERM ISTON
H ER A LD
His Fiery Steed
UssJon Pacific
W orld D om inion
Rein-? T ransferred
A. J. ESHLEMAN
Ä-JaL
No more
wood ,
to pack /
N o—nor any more coal
or ashes for anyone to lug I
Simply turn the wick high
for initial warmth—then
low to maintain it. And
remember, Pearl Oil bums
clean.
"Kerosene” or "coal
oil” may mean any kind
o f kerosene. "Pearl Oil”
is the Standard Oil Com­
pany’s highest-quality
kerosene only, refined and
re-refined by a special
process. Ask for it by
the copyrighted name —
"Pearl OiL”
STA N D A R D O IL C O M PA N Y
(California)
MARL
OH
Why Ship Cream Away AHEAT&UGHT
HasYour
a
Expired?
W e give full weight of cream.
W e give “exact” test of butterfat.
W e pay for cream promptly.
Hermiston Creamery Butter has a good reputation which
ALL Dairymen profit by, and we need the cream to fill
our butter orders.
H E R M IST O N C REAM ER Y C O M PA N Y
‘ DEARL
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