The Hermiston herald., April 09, 1925, Image 4

T H E H J E B M lS T O a H X R A X P , g g R M lS T O K , O R g G O X .
Constable Brings in Cragy M u
JUST ARRIVED
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Bring in Tour
Films
A k e e t the C ttr sad
N e tck berhoed
a a . T h e ra
Charlea Sanderson returned home
from a tri» to Portland Monday
night.
Men’s
Dress Pants
Through an error last week we
failed to mention the names of Carl
Voyen and W. L. Hamm among those
who attended the American Legion
district convention at Heppner last
Monday night. We beg your pardon
boys but you see at a convention
of this kind you are liable to forget
even your own name.
COMING
Another assortment of
Ladies Sweaters in the
latest shades will be
here in time for Easter.
Britain Weil
Worth Tourist”* Visit
O ur fin is h in g d e p a r t ­
m en t, th ro u g h u p -to -d a te
m ethods an d e q u ip m e n t
and e x p e rt h an d lin g , can
help you g e t th e k in d o f
pictu res yo u w ant.
T o use a s k w -xpres-
s io n :
“ W e ’re th ere 1». the
finish.”
IDTCHTTL DRUG COMPANY
Hermiston, Oregon
BUSINESS LOCALS
F. C. McKenzie who has been con­
fined to his home during last week
Sea C. D. Porter for all kinds of
with a touch of the flu, Is again
insurance. At Dodd'g offfice. 21-tfc
able to be out.
SPECIAL SATURDAY
4 Cans Apricots, 90c
4 Cans Pears, $1.05
O t t o C. P ie r c e
K I N G S L E Y 'S
E R M IS T O N 8
IN C .
H O U S E O F Q U A L IT Y A N D « I R V I C E * 1
Box Factory Wood
We will have a car of box factory
wood about April first. . If you wish
a load out of this car give us your
order by that time.
Our new stock of screen doors are
here. Get your doorg up before the
flies start.
Materially Yours
.
,
Tum-A-Lum
Lumber Co.
R. A. Brownson, Mgr.
KNERR’S REPAIR SHOP
DON’T FORGET
We Repair and Grind Lawn
Mowers
GUARANTEED TO CUT
7 he Shop T h at’s A lw a y s B u sy
Hermiston Hotel
Saater Sittnrr
1 n'rlark
flrirr. Jfl.HU
Fruit Cocktail
' ream Tomato Soup
Sweet Pickles
Celery
Olives
Lettuce and Tomato Salad with Mayonalse
Roast Oregon Capon
tilblet Gravy. Celery Dressing
('reamed Pea*
Mashed Potatoes
Hot Porker House Rolls
Dessert
lee Cream and Cake
Apple Plg , „ Mod,
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GASOLINE— Our price 24 cents to
everyone. Kellogg Motor Co. 29-2
Drop In price of Gasoline. Now
"Herb’' Sliesley made a business
only 24 cents per gallon at Kellogg
trip to Pendleton Monday.
Motor Co.
29-2te
Lila McMillin left the middle of
last week for Portland where she
expects to make her future home.
Little aa some might suspect It,
there are some famous cares In Great
Britain, und still more that deserve
to be famous. The country Is rich not
only in the number, but also In the va­
riety of typi of the caverns which it
contains. Best known among these
caves are the Peak cavern, at Castle­
ton, In Derbyshire und the Cheddar
caves. In Somerset. The Peak cavern
has been known since the enrllest
ages. No one conld help seeing It,
for it yawns huge and black In the
cllff-llke side of that bill on whose
dizzy crags Peverll of the Peak bud
his castle, says the Wide World Maga­
zine.
An Ice-cold stream Issues from Its
limestone recesses, and subterranean
lakes stretch far Into the hillside.
This vast cavern has been explored
for 2,250 feet.
The Cheddar raves do not advertise
In so spectacular a fashion, although
the Cheddar gorge Is one of the most
striking pieces of scenery In Great
Britain. The first series of caves was
accidentally discovered
In 1837,
through a man at work In his garden
falling Into the hillside. The second
scries remained unknown until 1893.
These limestone caves form a series of
beautiful and lofty halls, hung with
stalactites from the roof, and with
beautifully colored Rtalngtnltes rising w
from the floor to meet them.
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P e a r s o n ’s G a r a g e ■
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Announcement
I will give voice lessons two eve­
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nings a week. Terms 11.00 per les­
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Saved
From
Death
by
son.
Lindon
Barnett.
31-2tc
Miss Barbara Hixon, who has
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Knowledge
of
Morse
been confined t0 the Hayden hospi­
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Stated
communication
of
Queen
tal, was able to return to her dut­
Two employees of a telegraph com­ ♦
ies as teacher In the grade schools Esther Chapter O. E. 8., next Tues­ pany sent to repair a burglar alarm
In a financial Institution at Boston ♦
at Boardman, the middle of the week. day night. By order of W. M.
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a
were accidentally locked In the vault. ♦
Mrs.
C.
H.
Skinner
fell
and
dis-
^tank
employees
In
vain
tried
to
open
Dr. Illsley was called to the home
'the massive door.
It was equipped
of Nick Johnson of Stanfield the located her knee Tuesday while with a time lock which was set to
There’» one born* every minute,
working
in
the
yard
of
her
home.
latter part of last week to attend
said
Barnum, and they all run for
open
the
following
morning.
The
po­
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Mr. Johnson. The gentleman was
lice, fire department and safe experts
congress.
Mrs. Peer Bokish has returned could do nothing. There was a safety
taken to the Pendleton hospital and
loPerated on Sunday night. The lat- home from the hospital at Walla device inside the vault which. If the
— and there’s a place where you can
! est reports are to the effect that he Walla bringing home the young son prisoners knew about, would huve re­
ALWAYS get the BEST of service
leased them but there seemed to be
that
was
born
there
a
(pw
weeks
Is improving.
and satisfaction— and that is the
no way to make them acquainted with
ago.
City Meat Market.
the fact.
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Strader, of
Finally someone thought of the
Mrs.
G.
C.
Dur.ey
has
purchased
a
Irrigon, Monday, an eight pound ;
Morse telegraph code. With huge
new 8-ttibe super hetrodyne radio sledges the words were sounded to the
girl.
set and is becoming an enthusiastic Imprisoned men. Then the anxihus
throng waited.
There was no an­
F. W. Hurt, who has been a pat­ "listener in.”
swer. Suddenly the door swung open
ient at the Hayden hospital with
Marion Briggs who Is teaching In and the two men tottered out. They
pneumonia*. Is improving.
the Albany schools spent the week had heard the message and found the
XOHN ELUS, PROP.
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lock. They were on the point of col­
lapse aftf<^ being !n the air-tight com­
Ixiu Rogers has traded Ills place end at her home near this city.
partment for an hour.
here for a farm near Hubbard, Ore­
Ross Newport was a Hermiston
gon, and moved his family to the
visitor the latter part of last week.
new home.
N o t th e Same “K itty ”
The other evening Jimmy's mother
Mrs F. M. Guiwlts has returned was settling herself down for a good
1 Baptist church services April 12—
Bible Bchool at 10. Easter "program from a three weeks’ visit with rela­ read when she saw her small son
stride over to the window, seize the
sermon at 11, by pastor, subject, “I tives In the valley.
Remeber the Easter food sale at
kitten that was dozing on the ledgp, Early Gathering» of
1 Am the Resurrection and the Life.”
and, swinging It about by Its tail, give
lapperà’
Baptist» in Alabama Ladles Aid. store Saturday. Baptist
Mrs. George Imrie will be hostess „
v|g((roIlg ghak,ng
! Gospel service at 8 P. M. An Im­
to
the
teachers
Friday
evening.
Lorenzo
Dow, who Is said to have
portant business session is called for
"Jimmy! Jimmy! Stop that nt
once,” she cried, and, making a grab reached the distant frontier settle­
i April 19. A. Segsworth, pastor.
A social of the Baptist Ladies Aid
at the kitten, rescued It from its tor­ ments of Alabama along the Tomhlg-
bee as early* as 1793, nt the age of will be held at the home of Mrs. J.
mentor.
Mrs. A. S. Johnson left Tuesday »
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“What do you mean by being so twenty-seven, preached as a son of K. Shotwell on Welnesday, April 15.
STATE MARKET AGENT
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for a ten days’ visit In Portland and ♦
eniel to the poor little thing?” she thunder, says a staff correspondent You are Invited.
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DEPARTMENT
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of the Birmingham News. He wus a
Eugene
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« demanded.
“I wasn't cruel,” said Jimmy. “When Baptist. The first trace which the
The Christian Science services air
George Wagoner and Harvey
dad was playing cards last night I writer finds of the presence of the
Payne left Wednesday morning by (C. E. Spence, Market Agent, 714 henrd him say, ‘Now boys, there's at Baptists ln Alabama Is around Hunts­ held in rooms next to the Auditorium
ville,
but
shortly
after
they
found
a
least five dollars in the kitty,’ and—
Court House, Portland.)
every Sunday at 11 o’clock. Sunday
auto for points In the Willamette
well, I was trying to shake* it out."— footing ln the southwestern part of
chool at 10:15. AH are eordially
valley. They will return the latter
the territory ln the neighborhood of
Law Must Be Enforced
London Answers.
St. Stephens, the first captial of Ala­ Invited to attend. Wednesday eve­
part of the week.
Violation of tho new potato in­
bama.
ning meeting first Wednesday each
spection and grading law Is a mis­
Not So Dumb
Rev. John Nlcholspn had the honor month.
Cy. Barker of Irrigon, was a busi­ demeanor, and the law makes it the
When- the earl of Bradford was of organizing the first Baptist church
ness visitor In til's city Wednesday duty of the State Market Agent’s de­
brought before the lord chancellor to In the state. It is said that in the
Oiling ot Main Street Started
partment to enforce It. The penalty be examined on the application for a fall of 1831 a number of families tnel
Dr. II. C. Curry, Eyesight Spec­ is from »10 to »100 fine, 10 to 30 statute of lunacy against him. the und spread their tents near Elyton
The state highway department is
ialist of Seattle, will he at the Hotel days Imprisonment, or both fine and question was asked him from the w o ol 11,1,1 lle *d the first campmeeting ever oiling the highway through this
Hermiston Wednesday, April 15. Eye« imprisonment. In lots of fifty suck :
1,el<1 ln Alabama. There were unusual
ity. The city eou"cll voted to con
‘How many feet lias a sheep?”
demonstrations among those who be- tract with the highway for the oil­
examined, glasses fitted.
It pounds or more the potatoes must
‘Does your lordship,’’ answered Lord cn,ne Interested ln the matter of re-
be graded and the sacks stenciled
One who wlt,,essed these pecu ing of that portion of Main street
Mrs. Otto Pierce, who has been with the growers name and address. Bradford, “mean a live sheep, or a !!Klon'
liar
manifestations
thus described on either side of the highway.
visiting relatives for some time past The grade must be stenciled on the dead sheep?”
“Is It not the same thing?” said the- them: “It was not unnsual to have a
in Portland, has returned to her home sack. In lots of fifty pounds np to chancellor.
large part of the congregation pros­
NOTICE TO CRED'TOPS
trated upon the ground, and in some
In this city.
ten tons state inspection Is not re­
In the County Court of the Stale of
“No, my lord,” returned Lord Brad­ instances they appeared to have lost
O regon for Umatilla Crunly
quired if the sacks are stenciled and ford. “There is much difference; a the use of their limbs. No distinct
The front of Pearson's garage is the potatoes graded. Above ten tong live sheep may have four legs, a dead i llrt|cuiatlon could be heard; screams In th e f a t t e r o f th e E s ta te
ipf
being treated to a new coat of paint ptate inspection is required. This sheep has only two; the two forelegs cripSj groan8i ghoutg notps of
of
that is greatly Improving the appear­ law applies to all potatoes sold or are shoulders, but there are only two and notes of Joy, all henrd at the
T
eddie
L.
Hall,
deceased.
legs
of
mutton!
—Yorkshire
(Eng.)
wme
timPi
made
muph
confuslon
„
ance of the building.
amazing Indorsement is that within
l>°»t-
1 sort of indescribable concert.”
N
otice
is
h
e
reb
y g iv tn th a t th e
offered for sale In Oregon. Grow
u n d e rsig n e d has been ap p o in ted ad
It. C. Puderbaugh, field man for ers, buyers, retailers, farm peddlers
Cancer in Lower Animate
mlnlstratrlx of the estate of Teddie
Source of Quinine
the Three Rivers Growers associa­ and others should see that the law
Scientists seeking a cure for cancer i Chinchona, or cinchona, is the name L. Hall, deceased, and has qualified
tio n was In Hermiston Wednes- Is complied with to oe safe from
AmprIcan trpp thp bark as the law directs. All persons hav­
nesday. Mr. Puderbaugh had charge prosecution. Seed potatoes do not have been attempting to find a solution « thp
for their problem and to learn more of I whlch prodBcea the w.ll-known drug ing claims against said estate are
of the asparagus demonstration held require further inspection if cer­ the nature of the growth by produc- callpd quln|np. The vlrtnpg of ,hp
required to present the same to me”
at the McMullen place near this city tified to by the O. A. C.
ing It in animal specimens. Expert- bark wpre dlacovpred about 1535
'Wednesday afternoon. He stated
ments with rats and mice have shown
16a5 a dpPartlon made of , hp bark at the office of W. J. Warner, my
that a certain kind of tar will cause cllred of fpTpr ,he w,fp of (hp v|pp. attorney, at his office In Hermiston,
that Iasi year the association handled
Another One That Shines
cancerous formations six months after ro, of Peni wboae naroe W||s C,D. Oregon, with proper vouchers with­
thirty thousand crates and averaged
The grape growers of Yakima have
»1.44 per crate net to the grower. a cooperative selling ageizcy— one It la applied to the living tisane of the < rbon)L The b#rk wa8 ,ntro<luPeJ lnto in six months from the date hereof.
animals, und It was also found that Prallca „
aDd ,g wld
bave
Dated this ¿6th day of February,
The expense of cutting and packing
work«. Memebers of this as- cancers were produced In the stom­
cured
of
fever
the
dauphin,
who
later
1925.
! the grass was 26 cents a crate The lng
ahlpplB< And another achs of the specimens after they had
liecame King Louis XIV, The hark
C. MARJORIE HALL,
returns from an aere of asparagus
j-eoevierert 90 ppr ceBl of thp eaten cock roaches Infested with a came Into general use In 1680. and Sir
Administratrix.
I Is from 300 to «00 dollars. The
pal(,
grapes— think that certain kl:-d of worm. While the cure Hans Sloan Introduced it Into Eng 25-6tc
Is
lielng
sought,
efforts
are
also
con­
land nhont the year 1700. The chin­
■ first carload of the grass for this oypr you farmers who have had from
year left Kennewick Wednesday for J5 |Q ?6
cpnt hp,d ou, on you stantly In progress to improve existing chona tree has been planted in India
methods of treatment to allay the rav­ and Ceylon and thrives there.
Chicago. Most of the asparagus that Thlg a g n a t io n marketed a crop ages of the mysterious affliction.—Cal­
C O M IN G A G A IN
has been shipped by the local grow- vwglle<j a, }4g,000 and It coat them gary Herald.
First Patent
era this year has been marketed in but j 5-00 to market It. And fur-
Spokane and Seattle.
ther. 99 per cent of the season’s out-
An Ingenious
“A lib T
to takP
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of the first national patent act, which
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put was marketed without a de-liar
SEATTLE EYESIGHT
The people who are most Indolent congress pasaed in 1790, was Samuel
Jens Sknvbo was a passenger on (oag dlIp to efficient packing, «rad. physically are often quick enough Hopkins of Vermont. His patent was
the midnight train Wednesday for 30 dayg from ghipment, 7» per cent mentally. Such was the caae with I for an Improved method of “making
SPECIALIST
^ 1 aghpa.-. In ,b„gp dayg
Portland where he will spend a few oj thP money waa In the growera’ the British workman of whom the Tat- p«,t
|ndu, try wag |mp.irtnQ,
Who has made professional visits
¡days on a business mission.
hands and final settlement was made ler tells. He was usually late In com the
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within 60 daya. The moral la that ing to work, and one day the foreman Potash, which was used In making to Hermiston for many years, will
goap and g|ags, was produced by
Ceorge Briggs who has been con- farn>prg CBn do for themselves what took him to task.
"It’s a funny thing, Jim.” he Bald. leachlBg wood ashes and boiling down be at the
fined to a hospital In Portland Is big money concerns do for them- “you alius coming In a quarter of an | the lye. To make a ton of potash,
, j reported to be Improving and will selves and time they will get to- hour behind the lime and living next j which waa worth about »25, the trees
HOTEL HERMISTON
leave for home In a few days.
gether and be» determined to run door to the works; while Teddy Is on aa acre of ground had to be cu)
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their own huslnMS. Intg4t«e«> hand- alius on time, and lives three miles down and burned, tbe ashes lea,-bed
BWByl* .r- -
and tbe lye evaporated. In great iron
Mrs. Knos Martin and children operative movemeotw sttceeesfuY
’There’s nowt funny about It,” re­ kettles.—Youth's Cotapsnl-sv
have returned from— Idaho where r
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torted Jim. "If he’s a bit late In a
EYES EXAMINED
! they were called by the Illness of
Eugene -Fruitgrowers association morning, he ran hurry a Mt; but If Tm
, Mrs. Martin's mother,
j cannery being enlnt«s(l.
lat«. r «
Cossangio»
Maarik» 1W D m Bendi
MASSES PITTED
CITY MEAT MARKET
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Jack Biggs was a business visitor
In Pendleton Tuesday moring.
received a telephone message to the
effect that a crazy man had taken
possession of the section bouse loc­
ated about four miles east of Sand.
Pankow immediately left for the
« M it e and found the man In the sec­
tion quarters helping himself to a
repast of bread and honey. A ear
was procured and the fellow taken
to Pendleton for examination.
Cave« in
Sid Bowman and Frank Sllvey left
Monday morning by car for Bend and 1
Klamath Falls where they will spend
a few days looking over the coun-1
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Loyd Roblnett left the first part
of last week for Seattle where he
went in quest of work. He will re­
turn soon and drive his truck to
the above named city providing he
can procure work.
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Last Tuesday Constable Pankow
Dr. H. C. Curry
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