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TBB gBBMMTOy gBRALP, gEBjqgTOar, o m w o y , •e afore-! Tillamook— Paelfie Taiagkoee gad to hereinabove Tel «graph Co. w ill spend »18.00» la the Court will Improving service of old mutual A scrap of conversation Juat betori further decree that said lien la a pany, the Blanc Mont action shows the atti first and prior lien upon said prem-! _____ the payment Published «vary Thursday at Her- miston, Umatilla County, Oregon by Raymond Crowder, Editor sad Man- Butered *s second elaas matte» Pc eember, 190«. at the poatofflce si Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon Subscription Bate« One Year ....................................... »3 • «< S is Months .— ..........— —............ |l-°> (Payable in Advance) W hy She Proclaimed Encyclopedia Faulty Soldier, W illing to said Of all the « Share Gloria» of Wat nsmsd, and that tude of the men In the trenches to ward tbe war. It was the last day of September and as tbe forenoon went by an in termlttent drizzle sent the battalion to such miserable shelters as the mer could improvise. Company command era and second In command went ui toward ruined Romme-Py for recon nalssance and returned to profane tin prospect to their platoon leaders. “I do not like this place.” declared the captain of the Forty-ninth com pany to his Juniors, “It looks like It was Just built for calamities to hap pen In," “Tep, and all the division Is around here for calamities to happen to . . . A sight more of us will go In than will ever come out of It.” Meantime It was wet and cold lr the dripping shelters. Winter doth Ing had not been Issued, and the bat talion shivered and was not cheerful “Wish to God we could go up an get this fight over with I” “Yes, ’n then go back somewhere foi the winter. Let some of these here noble national army outfits we’ve been bearin’ about do some of tbe flghtln'! There’s us and there’s the First dl vision, and the Thirty-second—II—11 we ain’t hogs! Let some of them oth er fellows have the glory—” “Gawd help the boche when we meets him this time I Somebody’s got to pay for keepln’ us out In this wet an’ cold.“—Capt John W. Thomason Jr. of the United States Marines, In Scribner’s. "Dear," remarked Mrs. Roberts to her husband as he came In from busi ness, mopping a heated brow, "1 think you waste a terrible amount of money." Roberta spun around and regarded his wife with a look of deepest au» ptclon, while a gleam came Into his eyes. “I waste money, my dear?” he que rled. “Why, I huve never wasted u cent In my life I" “Oh, yes, you have,” answered his wife, while all the time Roberta' brow grew blacker. “That encyclopedia you bought on the Installment plan Inst month is no good at all.” “Ob, that I” laughed the husband, as his frowns vanished. “Well, what’s wrong with It?” “I’ll tell you," came his wife’s con fldlng reply. “This morning I wanted to find out why It rains when there’s a new moon.” “Oh, and where did you look for that?" asked Roberts, a smile hovering Sugar From Linen round his mouth. There Is now In Germany a manu “I looked under ‘Why,’ of course, and I didn’t even And the word there factory which turns out dally 1,0« pounds of pure white sugar made from at ail 1” old linen. An understanding of th< process helps somewhat to dispel th< unpleasant feeling we experience oi Teal Duck Swifteet of the fa c t Clean old llnei of A ll Flying Thing» hearing is vegetable fibrin, and, when treater An old controversy hangs around the with sulphuric add, It Is converter subject of the fastest bird. The prize into dextrin. This Is washed wltl used to belong, nt least In the opinion lime water, then treated with mor> of sportsmen, to that little and most add, and It changes almost Immedl typical duck, the teal. So far as 1 ately, and crystallizes Into glucose oi have been able to collate the evidence grape-sugar, which Is so highly val and compare It with personal experi ued In the making of rich preserve ence, the very fastest birds belong to and Jellies. The process is said to b< the classes which come between the economical, and the sugar la found ti gulls and" ducks. be chemically the same as the grape. The peregrine falcons nnd some of the swifts compete for tne head of Mutuality the list; and it Is worUi notice that It was but this present morning, a the swifts, which people In general class with the swallow tribe, thanks he rode on the omnibus from Rich to several real and obvious likenesses, m o n d ; while it changed horses, thl are put by the clusslflers us cousin» present chronicler, being on the roo: marked three little children pln.vli of the hawks. However tills may be in a puddle below, very dirty, an it remains that the ducks attain a duz sling speed and can defy the winds friendly, und huppy. To these thre better than any bird that tiles, though presently came another little on» their momentum exaggerates their dif “Polly,” says she, “your sister’s got i penny.” At which the chldren got w ficulty in changing direction. But so much depends on ihe engine from the puddle lnztantly, and ran ol that when It Is In the least out of gear, to pay their court to Peggy. And a» when It is not tuned up, as happens the omnibus drove off I saw Pegg. at the early moult, they cannot fly nt with the Infantine procession at he all; they become Into the state of full, marching with great dlgnit; their primeval ancestor.—Rlr W. Reach toward the stall of a neighboring loll pop woman. — Thackeray, “Vanlt Thomas in the Atlantic Monthly, Fair.” Ises and superior In tima and right Portland— Seventh steamer. West to any right, title, interest or claim Gambo, «800 tons, added to Pacific of any of the defendants herein, Argentine-Brasil line. and that the Court w ill further do- 1 __________________ -r e . and order said lien foreclosed W m CIBCU1T COUBT OB THE »nd the said premises sold by the STATE OF OREGON FOB heriff of Umatilla Coutny, Oregon, UMATULA COUNTY n the manner prescribed by law, In the Matter of tbe Ex and for such other and further re- amination of the regu ’lef as may be meet In equity. larity and legality of the This summons Is published pursu organization of Union High ant to the order of the Honorable School District No. 9, U n a- NOTICE C. H. McColloch, Judge of the above tilla County, Oregon, and entitled Court duly made and enter. o f the elction and organ 4 on the 25th day of January, 192« ization of the Union High directing that publication herein be School Boad of such District, made once a week for a period of To Union High School District No. «lx consecutive weeks In the Her- 9 of Umatilla County, Oregon and nlston Herald, a newspaper p u b lish -, to all tax payers and leg«) voters ed In Hermiston, Umatilla County, w ithin said district. iregon, and that the first publica NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tion herein Is made pursuant to said Jesse Goff, H. J. Ott. E. L. Jackson. -vrder on the 28»h day of January. A' A. Padlsen and W. W. Felthouse as the Union High School Board of •92«. Raley, Raley A Stelwer and H. J. Union High School District No. 9 of Umatilla County, Oregon did on Warner, Attorneys for Plaintiff, the 26th day of December, 1926 file ’’os toff ice address, Pendleton, Ore gon. 21-7tc IN THE CIBCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR UMATILLA COUNTY Ralph Atchison, Plaintiff. I with th> Clerk of the above entitled J Court a petition asking for the ex amination of the regularity and ■»► i gallty of the organisation of Union H igh School Dtatret No. 9 of Uma tilla County, Oregon and of the elec tion and organisation of the Union High School Board of such district, and that an order has been entered la the above entitled Court directing that notice pf said proceeding ho served on all parties in Intereat by publication thereof tor nt least once a weak for two successive weeks In the Hermiston Herald. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that any person laterestsd may ap pear at any tim e w ithin ten days g after the full publication of this J notice and contest the validity of such proceeding or of any of the acts or things therein enumerated. This notice ts published pursuant to order ae hereinabove specified, once a week for two successive weeks, th s first publication hereof being made on the 31st day of December. 1925. (SEAL) R. T. BROWN, County Clerk of U m atilla County, Oregon ae ex-officio Clerk of the Circuit Court of Umatilla County, Oregon. (l« -3 te ) * ■ :• ■ afford to own a figure they thay «IH hare U pay Y o u P a y f o r It! W hy N ot Own Your Home! BUTT INCLUDES TAXES AMD US RAKCE AND INTEREST w the money invested. You pay it all only you on’t see it. ■ - ; If another person can m.-ke ! a p rofit by renting you a j h ou se, surely you can m ake ; a profit by ow n in g y»»ur h om e. You w ill find every beauty, every convenience, every comfort you have dreamed about In our book of designs. On view at our office or we will take It to you on request. R E O P E N IN G As Professional Building Material Merchants, we offer our ser- vlcee In aiding you to secure your IDEAL HOME. vs. Alexander Boeley and--------------Bos ley, his wife, and Mason J. Hew itt and-------- 1---------- Hewitt, his w ife, the Oregon, Washington Railroad A Navigation Company, a corporation, and also a ll other persons or parties unknown claim ing any right, title, estate, lien, or interest in and to the real es tate described in the complaint, Defendants. SUMMONS Equity No. 4170. To Alexander Bosley a n d ------------- Roeley, his wife. Mason J. H ew itt end ------------- H ew itt, his wife, and ■’Iso all other persona or parties un known claim ing any right, title, es- *ate, lien or Interest In and to the real estate deaerlbed I nthe com plaint herein, Defendants. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON you and each o f you are hereby summoned and required to appear and ankwer the complaint riled against you In the above en titled suit on or before six weeks ’rom the date of the first puhllca- rion of this summons, to-wlt, on or before the 12th day of March, 1926, »nd If you fall so to appear and 'newer said complaint on or before -id date, for want thereof the plain- Iff w ill app'y to the above entitled Wrong Kind of Cuehion nnrt for the relief demanded In A Camel has Its limit of endurance —TRY THE HERALD WANT A D S - as the old saw concerning the ultl »aid complaint, to-wlt: mate straw and the broken back will For a decree determ ining and testify. Mrs. North also had her lim decreeing that the plaintiff Is the IN THE CIRCUIT C0VBT 0B THE it, which was finally reached when an owner in fee simple of the follow ing STATE 0B OREGON FOB argument, nbo :t which little could be 'escribed real property situated in understood, continued with unabated UMATILLA COUNTY fury for two hours In the Smith house Western Irrigation Co., a corpora Umatilla County, Oregon, to-wlt: Commencing at a point 148.S hold next door. tion, P laintiff. | ' ' j | Culling to Willie Smith, who wav feet South of the Quarter Cor playing In the buck yard, Mrs. North ner between Sections Nine (9 ) Mrs. Lizzie A. Rose, and John Doe asked Ihe seven-yea r-old shining light and Sixteen (1 « ) In Township Ross, and also all other persons of the warring Smiths: Ive (5 ) North of Range Twenty- or p a r tie s u n k n o w i; “What is all the row about, Willie?' eigh t (2 8 ), thence West along claim ing any right, tilts, estate "Oh, mamma put her cushion on lien or Interest In the real estate he North line of the O. W. R. ft daddy's chair and he sat down on It,’ N. Co’a. right of way 682 feet, described in the complaint hreln replied the small lad. thence North 662 feet, thence “Why, that Is no canse for such an Defendants. argument. Is It?" Easterly 662 feet parallel w ith SUMMONS "Sure It Is I It was mamma's pin said right of way thence South Equity No. 89»». cushionI” 668 feet to place of beginning; To Mrs. Lizzie A. Boss and John all east o fthe W illam ette Merid Doe Ross and also all other personi Intect Furnithet Shellac ian, In the County of Umatilla or parties unknown Claiming any Shellac Is n modified form of lac right, title, estate, Hen or Interest and State of Oregon; excepting which Is a resinous substance formed a right of way reserved for a in the reel eetat described in thi by an Insect as a coating on tho twig public highway for road pur- and young brunches of various tree; -omplalnt herein; pcseg in the deed of John B. IN THE NAME OF THE 8TATT In India and neighboring countries Swltxler, a widower, to the The term “lac” is the same as the In OF OREGON: you and each of you p lain tiff heretln as grantee, dtan numeral meaning 100,000, nnd 1» »re hereby required to appear and Indicative of the myriads of Insect: answer the complaint in the abov nd further decreeing that the which make their appearance wltl mtltled matter w ithin six weeks »lalntlff’a said foe simple title be every successive generation. Lac en from the first publication o fthli ’orever quieted of all adverse ‘and crusting the twigs ns gathered 1» called stick lac; the resin crushed ti ummona and you w ill take notice »onfllctlng claims of you and each of 'ou, and that you and each of you small fragments nnd washed In ho that If you fall to »"»pear and ans water to free It from woody particle; wer or plead within that time tha< he aald defendants, and all o<alm- and coloring matter Is known ns see» -jlnlntlff for want thereof w ill ap ng by, through and under you or lac nr grain Inc, nnd this, when melted oly to the above entitled Court foi any of you, be by said decree for- strained through think canvas an» »ver barred and enjoined from as spread out into thin layers, la known •he relief prayed for 1« Ito com plaint herein to-w lt: for persona’ serting any claim, Interest or estate as shellac. ludgment against the defendant» 'f any kind or nature adverse to or Mrs. L is i l. A. Ross for the following onfllctlng with the Raid fee simple F ir t t U te of Spectacle, »mounts, to-wlt: »11.00 with inter ritle of the plaintiff therein, and Spectacles ere < f French origin hereto, and generally quieting the The proof ocular, which Is the kin ■st at the rate of six per cent pet ll'e of the plaintiff of a'l euch that ought to he acceptable on th annum from and after June 1, 191» subject, lies In the fact that the older 911.00 with Interest at the rate of la I me, Interest and estnteseof every known portrait win rein spectacles ai lx per cent per annum from and kind and character, and for such pear is that of CnrdltMl llugues I> •fler June 1. 1920; »11.00 w ith In ’urther and other relief as shall In Provence, painted hy one Thoiuus o terest nt the rate of six per cent 'qnlty be meet, and to Justice apper Modena, which represents the prelat with the w. k. globes la front of hl 'er annum from and after June 1 tain. Thia summons In served upon yon eyes. The fresco In the church e '031: »11.00 with Interest • • the Saint Nicolas of Trevlse, of which th rate of six per cent per annum from by publication thereof In th s Her- portrait forms a part Is »Intel ISM ’une 1, 1922; »11.00 with Intereat at n Is ton Herald, a weekly newspaper There Is, It enpenra, in the nation»; he rate of « per cent per annum from -»ubllshed In Um atilla County. Ore- llbrnry at Paris an Illuminated inane ind after June 1, 1»>J; nnd »11.00 -on for six consecutive weeks be- script, dated 1390, which shows S' Paul wearing spectacles. One wouh with Intereat at the rate o f a l x per vinntng w ith the issue of January Ilk* to know where St. Paul got th •en, per annum from and after June *8, 192« to and Including the Issue, 1924; and that the Court w ill by f March I I . 192«. pursuant to the idea. He was a great traveler. ts decree declare said Judgment to -ommanda of an order for publication <e a lien against the follow ing dea of said summons made and entered Leading to Succett ■rlhed property, to-w lt: in the above entitled suit ,h e We are told that constant droppln Al| that portion o f the South Honorable C. H. McColloch. presid of water will wear away stones. K Half of the South H alf of the ing Judge of the above entitled Court, i will continuous endeavor overcome ol Ponthwee, Quarter of the North aid order being dated thia 3«th day Stacies to anse worth-while undcrtal west Quarter of Section »0. of January, 198«. Ing. Persistent adherence to rlgh Township 4 North, R ange »» purpose creates a “successful life" | Dated this 87th day of January, the best meaning of that term.—Grh F sst of ths W illam ette Meridian 88«. lying East of the eaaal o f the W illiam J. Warner, Western Land ft Irrigation Com P. O. Hertat on. Oregon. ; pany, the said tract of land con Lowell, Clark ft Melntyrn, > taining seven and three-puar- Rerldnnee and P. O. address. Pendle tern acres, more or Iwn, ton, Oregon. nd w ill decree th* same to bo • Attorney« for Plaintiff, — BEAD TH» WANT AD8- '«n upon said premiss. to M-Tto * v , t of Infami Empire Lumber Compan Imperial Pho “331 1 The Yard of Beat Quality H. M. STRAW. MGR ■ E id u iv e Representative« of National Build, ■ '■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « » e . W e are h ere to p lease. B E N D E R BR O S. FORTUNE TELLFP1’ Do You Believe In ’’ Hermiston, Oregon There's an agent in your town. P r e - I n v e n t o r y S a le If not, then come to us. We ran convince you that we are Storage Battery “Fortune T iler s.” Our past and future readings regarding your lottery's life will be of interest and value to you. Bring your battery to u less of its make NOW ON Never before have Alexander's offered such reductions on QUAL ITY MERCHANDISE. 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