The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, February 04, 1926, Image 2

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    n a Bromaron mnuuk aromaron.
Wratt
Published every Thursday at Her.
mtoton, Umatilla County, Oregon by
Haymond Crowder, Editor and Man
Soldiert Willing to
Share CbriM at Wot
TlUaarook— Faeltta Telephone gad
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the emonata hereinabove Telegraph Co. will spend 820.000 In
“^ ’
“ ** th* Court wiM Improving service of old mutual com-
A scrap of conversation Jnst befert 7”
further decree that said lien to a pany.
obboox .
with the Clerk of the above entitled
Court a petition ashing for the sx-
amination of the regularity and le-
feme people figure they cannot afford to «wa a hone borons« !
t
g allty of the organisation of Union
they will have to pay taxes ah insurance.
the Blanc Mont action shows the attl
first and prior lien upon said p re ® -I
T
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High 8chool Dtotret No. 9 of Uma­
lode of the men la the trenches to
lees and superior In time and right
Portland— Seventh steamer. West tilla County, Oregon and of the elec­
ward tbe war.
It was the last day of September to any right, title. Interest or claim Gambo, 8S00 tons, added to Pacific tion and organization of tbe Union
Etotered an second elaae matter
Deoember, 1906. at the postofflce at and as tbe forenoon went by an In ° f * ny of the defendants herein, Argentine-Brazil line.
High School Board of such district,
Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. termltteot drlszle sent the battalloc *nd that the Court w ill, further de-
and that an order has been entered
to sucb miserable shelters as tbe mer ’ * * • and order M id lle n foreclosed ' m -fHj; CIBCUIT COUBT OF THE
in the above entitled Court directing:
could Improvise. Company command
Subscription Bates
I that notice pf said proceeding be
era and second In command went a|
« " UMATILIA
* o r « S COUNTY
e w « 5
Oae Year --------------------------- ,1 .0 t toward ruined Somme-Py for recon
herlff of Um atilla Coutny, Oregon,
I served oq all parties In Interest by
Six M onths.................................. ,1.0» nalssance and returned to profane thi n the manner prescribed by la w ,' In the M atter of the Ex-
! publication thereof for at least once
(Payable In Advance)
and for such other and further re­
prospect to their platoon leaders.
amination of the regu­
a wc2k for two successive weeks in
'I do not like this place." declared lief a* may be meet in equity.
larity and legality of the
the Het miaton Herald.
the captain of the Forty-ninth com­
This summons Is published pursu organization of Union High
NOTICE Is F U R T H E R G IV E N
JUST CHAFF
pany to his juniors. “I t looks like It ant to the order of the Honorable
School District No. 9, Uma- NOTICE that any person Interested may ap-
was just built for calamities to hap-
C. II. McColloch. Judge of the above tllla County, Oregon and
: pear at any tlm e w ith in ten days
Since we read that Colonel Mitch-1 pen In."
BENT INCLUDES TAXES AND INSURANCE AND INTER FUT 0B
'a fte r the full publication of thia
cti was to have recleved over three
“Tep, and all the division to around entitled Court duly made and enter, Vzf the elction and organ­
d
on
tbe
25th
day
of
January,
1928
the money invested. You pay i t all only yon on’t see it.
ization
of
the
Union
High
here
for
calamities
to
happen
to
.
.
.
. notice and contest the valid ity of
hundrd dollars a month while under
that publication herein be School
of such
.
, Boad
.
____ District
_____
such proceeding or of any of the acta
suspension from the army and this A sight more of na will go In than will direutlng
over come ont of IL'
made once a week for a period of
To Union High School District .No or things therein enumerated. This
amount being half of his regular
Meantime It waa wet and cold In six consecutive weeks In the H er- 9 of Um atilla County, Oregon and J notice Is published pursuant to order
pay we wonder what was wrong with
the dripping shelters. Winter cloth­
the guy who coined the phase, "The ing had not been Issued, and tbe bat­ •niaton Herald, a newspaper publish- to ail tax payers and legal voters as hereinabove specified, once a
ed In Hermiston, U m atilla County, w ithin said district,
| week for two successive weeks, the
pen la mightier than the sword."
talion shivered and was not cheerful
Oregon, and that the flrat publics-1 NO TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that first publication hereof being made
"Wish to God wa could go up an
tlon herein Is made pursuant to said Jesse Goff, IL J. Ott, E. L. Jackson, on the 31st day of December, 1925.
get this fight over with!'
Wonder what the newspaper cor­
(SEA L) •
R. T. BROWN.
“Yes, 'n then go back somewhere for order on the 28»h day of January, A. A. Paulsen and W. W. Felthouse
respondents of Salem are doing for the winter. Let some of these here
as the Union High School <Board of C ount/ Clerk of U m atilla County,
a living. There has not been a noble national army outfits we’ve been Raley. Raley & Stelwer and H. J. Union High School District No. 9
Oregon as ex-offlelo Clerk of the
break or an investigation at the bearin' about do some of the flghtln'
of U
Um
County,
Oregon
on J Circuit Court of U m atilla County,
W arner,
|of
m a atilla
tilla C
o u n t. O
reen n did on'
state penitentiary for the past few There's ns and there’s the First dl
Attorneys for P lain tiff. the 26th day of December, 1925 f i l j
Oregon.
“
(18-3tc)
vision, and the Thirty-second— H—1
weeks.
we ain't bogs I Let some of them oth Poetofflce address. Pendleton, Ore-
gon.
21-7U
er fellows have the glory—'
You used to feel sorry for them
“Gawd help the boche when we
,
You w ill find every beauty, every convenience, every comfort
and they called It St. Vitus dance. meets him this time I Homebody's got DI THE CIBCUIT COUBT OF TUT
you hnve dreamed about In our bO3k of designs. On view at our
Now they are the llf e of the party to pay for keeptn' us out In this wet
STATE OF OREGON FOB
office or we w ill take it to you on request.
and it has been re-named the Char- an* cold.”—Capt. John W. Thomason
UMATILLA COUNTY
Jr. of the United States Marines, in
lea ton.
Scribner's
Ralph Atchison,
As Professional Building M aterial Merchants, we offer our ser­
P lain tiff,
w
Remember when a number of
Sugar From Linen
vices
In aiding you to secure your ID E A L HOME.
vs.
»
Í
vehicles parked out I" front of a
There to now In Oermany a mana
Alexander
Bosley
and------
.-------
Bos­
house meant a funeral. Now days factory which turns out dally 1,000
ley, his wife, and Mason J. Hew ­
it to either a bridge party or a meet­ pounds of pare white sugar made from
itt
and---------»---------- H ew itt,
hl3
ing called for the purpose of organiz­ old linen. Ai| understanding of the
process helps somewhat to dispel the
wife, the Oregon, Washington
ing a golf club.
unpleasant feeling we experience on
Railroad A Navigation Company,
hearing of the fact. Clean old linen
a corporation, and also all other
In days gone by a young man’s Is vegetable fibrin, and, when treated
P houa'331
persons or parties unknown claim­
popularity depended upon whether with sulphuric acid, It to converted
ing any right, title, estate, lien,
Into
dextrin.
This
to
washed
wltl,
“ The Yard of Best Quality ”
or not he had a horse and buggy.
or Interest in and to the real es­
lime water, then treated with more
But now days It's halitosis and a
H . M. STR A W . MGR
acid, and It changes almost lramedi
tate described In the complaint.
Ford coupe.
ately, and crystallises Into glucose or
Defendants.
Exclusive Representatives of National BuiWers Burent
grape-sugar, which to so highly val
SUMMONS
The authors of both the popular ued In the making of rich preserve»
Equity No. 4170.
song hits "Red Hot Mamma” and and Jellies. The process to M id to be
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ ( » tac- -
To Alexander Bosley a n d ---------------
economical,
and
the
sugar
to
found
to
“ Red Hot Henry Brown" must have
be chemically tbe same as the grape. Bosley, his wife. Mason J. H e w itt
Inblbed too frely of canned heat.
—
and --------------- H e w itt, his wife, and
■'Ico all other persona or parties un­
M utuality
That Earth It Round
It waa bnt this present morning, at known claiming any right, title, es­
rode on tbe omnibus from Rich tate, lien or Interest In and to the
H at Long Been Known he
mond; while It changed horses, tbli real estate described I nthe com­
Discovery at Oxford of a musty tome present chronicler, being on the roof
written a couple of centuries before marked three little children pinyin plaint herein. Defendants. -
IN T H E NA M E OF T H E S T A T E
Columbus' time, I; i which It Is definite­ in a puddle below, very dirty, an.
OF
OREGON you and each of you
ly stated the "urtlie Is round," will not
friendly, and happy. To these thre
surprise any person conversant with
presently came another little one are hereby summoned and required
the subject. The assumption that the “Polly," says she. “your sister’s got i to appear and answer the complaint
science of the Dark ages was sterile
penny." At which the chldren got ui Hied against you in the above en­
and entirely Incorrect has ahvuys been
from the puddle lnttantly, and ran of titled suit on or before six weeks
gratuitous.
to pay their court to Peggy. And a» (rom the date of the first publica­
Clara Zotkin, “grandmother" of the German Communists, sixty-eighi
Knowledge, It I* true, was not wide
the omnibus drove off I saw Pegg<
j ears old, has Just submitted to a rejuvenation operation by Dr. Serge
If not, th en come to us. We can
ro
n
of
this
summons,
to-wlt,
on
or
spread among the masses. Scientists
Voronoff, the glnnd specialist. Soviet Commissioner of Health Semashko, In
with the Infantine procession at hm
were Inclined to keep their discoveries
convince you thAt we are Storage
tall, marching with g-eat dignity before the 12th day of March. 1926, expressing pleasure over the success o f the ofierattnn. said Unit Communist!'
more or lees secret for several reasons.
toward the stall of a neighboring lolll and if you fall so to appear and must do everything possible to preserve the health of the experienced fighters
B attery “Fortune TeTlers.” Our past
But It to certain that an exchange went
pop woman. — Thackeray, “Vault, answer said complaint on or before who were dying of old age.
and fu tu re readings regarding your
on among the elect and It Is presum­
Fair."
eld date, for want thereof the plain­
able that Columbus had access to docu­
b attery ’s life will be of interest and
t if f w ill apply to the above entitled
ments, Information and maps which
value to you.
have since been lost.
•ourt
for
the
relief
demanded
In
—TRY THE HERALD WANT ;
'Unscientific and uneducated persons,
said complaint, to-w lt:
such as kings and queens and em­
For a decree determining
and
perors, naturally would not have un­
decreeing that the p la in tiff Is the
IN
THE
CIBCUIT
COUBT
OF
THE
derstood scientific proof any more than,
regard
owner In fee simple of the following
STATE OF OREGON FOR
say, the average pi.lltlclaft today un­
'escribed real property situated In
derstands the proof of the Einstein
UMATILLA COUHTT
“theory." The theory that the earlh Western Irrig ation Co., a corpora Umnttlla County, Oregon, to-wlt:
Is round must have had quite a wide
Commencing at a point 148.5
tlon. P la in tiff.
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circulation long before Columbus sel
feet South of the Quarter Cor­
out to put It to practical use.—Neu
of
ner between Sections Nine (9 )
Mrs, Lixsle A. Rose, and John Doe
Fork Evening Tost.
and
Sixteen
(1
6
)
In
Township
Roee, and also all other persons
'Ive (6 ) North of Range Twenty-
or p a r tie s u n k n ow
Femout Bnglith Library
eight (2 8 ), thence West along
claiming
any
right,
tilts,
estate
The Bodleian library la the public
be North line of the O. W . R. A
lien
or
intereet
In
the
real
estate
HERMISTON, OREGON
library of the University of Oxford,
N. Co’s, right of way 662 feet,
described In the complaint hrein,
England. Its name derives from Sir
thence North 662 feet, thencs
Thomas Bodley, who restored It In
Defendants
Easterly 662 feet parallel w ith
1568. Among other things he gave to
SUMMONS
the library n large and valuable col­
M id right of way thence South
THIS IS THE PLACE
Equity No. 892». '
lection of booka purchased on the
668 feet to pine« of beginning;
To
Mrs.
L
ittle
A,
Roos
and
John
continent. The library occupies the
all east o fthe W illam ette Marld-
site of the old University library, Dee Rose and also all other person»
lan, In the County of U m atilla
o
f
parties
unknown
claiming
any
which was despoiled of Its contents
and State of Oregon; excepting
during the reign of Edward VI. By right, title, eetnte, lien or Interest
copyright law, a copy of every volume In the real estat described In the
a right of way reserved for a
published In the United Kingdom Is complaint herein:
public highway for road pur­
given the library, which has from
poses In the deed of John B.
IN T H E N A M E OF T H E 8TA TF
time to time been enriched by valu
S w ltiler, a widower,
to the
able collections 6f books and mnnn- OF OREGON: you and M eh of you
p la in tiff herelin as grantee,
»crlpts. In the matter of rare hooks are hereby required to appear and
nd further decreeing that the
and manuscripts It Is second only to answer the complaint In the abov
OR ANYTHING IN THE HARNESS
the library of the Vutlcan, nt Rome.— entitled m atter w ith in alx weeks »lalntlff's said fee simple title be
Kansas City Times.
’orever
quieted
of
all
adverse
and
tfrom the first publication o fth lr
ummons and you w ill take notice conflicting claims of you and each of
•ou, and that you and each of you,
Dental Hygiene
that If you (all to appear and ans
Among the occupations which have wer or plead w ithin that time thai
he M id defendants, and all elaim-
arisen In connection with the de­ p la in tiff for want thereof w ill ap
ng by, through and under you or
velopment of preventive medicine and
WE ABE GBOWIHQ
ply to the above entitled Court foi tny of you, be by said decree for­
public health work, that of the dental
mer
barred
and
enjoined
from
as­
the
relief
prayed
for
Ini
Its
com­
day by day. T hat to because wa
hygienist, oral hygienist, or dental
nurse, as It has been variously called, plaint herein to-w lt: for personal serting any claim. Interest or estate
please our
customers
w ith
the
f any kind or nature advere» to or
defendant»
In perhaps the most recent. Dental judgment agalnat the
kind of vulcanizing wq^k we do.
disease to the inert common of all Mrs, Llxzlo A. Ross for the following
(inflicting w ith the said fee simple
Our up-to-date vulcanizing machines
hninnn ailments, anil serins likely to amounts, to-w lt: »11.00 with Inter
Itle of the p la in tiff there!)», and
together w ith good m atrlals and
remain so for some time to come. The
esl at lh e rate of glx per cent pci hereto, and generally quieting the-
workmanship turns out a first elaaa
public school offers an especially ftne
H’e of the p lain tiff of a'l such
job.
field of work for both prophylactic annum from and after June 1, 1919;
and educational work, and the dental 911.00 with Intereet at the rate of lalms. Interest and estates of every J
hygienist Is employed by the Depart­ nix per cen» per annum from and kind and character, and for such
PACIFIC TIBE COMPANY
ment of Education in a considerable ¡« Ite r June 1, 1920; »11.00 with In- urther and other relief as shall In
number of «ties, towns and rural dis ' terest at the rate of six per cent ’nutty be meet, and to Justice apper
206% E. Alto St.
Pendleton, Ore.
¿ . d \ o u « £ X « \ T 7 . m . X n t ' l ' r 9'a i,nn, n 0,0r o m ‘ n<; ; ?,er Ju* \ r tain.
training. The salaries range from »80
9 i‘
, U '#0 w " h ,n,erw'» »» ‘ he
T h is summons Is served upon you
to |£oo a month.
R*x P*r w n t per annum from v publication thereof In the lle r-
.................. ........ ...
June 1. 192»; »11.00 with Intereet at ntston Herald, a w e e k lv newspaper
Odd Ceute for Delay
' * "L * ° f * **r
fn>m sitbllsbed In U m atilla County, Ore­
Two golfers pi.ylng an I m ju fn ,
"A *
‘
gon for six consecutive weeks be-
tie were annoyed by a slow couple In
“h
»< the » » • of sly per vlnnlnv with the Issue of January
ABBAM METHOD
1926 to and Including tbe Issue
front of them, obviously new to the ^ ,n , **** a n ,,,,n from and after June
AE nsers of City Water whose bills
OF BLOOD TESTING AND TBEATMENT
' 1. 192«: *nd that the Court w ill fcy sf March 11. 1926. pursuant to the
are not paid by the 10th of the
At one hole there wns a particular Ito deere» declare M id judgment to 'ommands of an order for publication
month for water used the "previous
ly long wait. One of the offending be a lien against the following dee-
of said summons made and entered
conple dawdled on the fairway while crlbed bronertv tn -w l» -
mouth, w in have their supply shut
<n the above entitled sul, by the
his companion searched Industriously
B **
off
with out notice and a charge of
A l| that portion of the South
la the rougl,.
Honorable C. H. McColloch, presid­
PENDLETON, 0BEG0N
H a lf of the South H a lf of the
11.00 w in be coUected ia addition
At length the waiting couple on the
ing Judge of the above entitled Court,
tee coaid contain ihelr imiwtlence no
Southwest Quarter of the North­
-aid order being dated this 26th day
to aU a n e a n before water is again
ledger.
west Quarter of Section 30.
of January. 1926.
turned on.
“Why don’t you help year friend to
Township « North. Range »8
Dated this 27th day of January.
dad his b a lir oe-> ehonted. Indlg
Fast
of
the
W
illam
ette
Meridian
1»»«.
neatly.
I T 0BDEB OF THE CITY COUNCIL
•ring East of the canal of the
W illiam J. W arner.
The Idle golfer In front turned with
Western Land A Irrigation Com­
a cheerful smile.
P. O. Herlston. Oregon.
"Oh, he’s got hla ball," he replied,
pany. the said tract of land con­
Lowell, Clark A McIntyre.
blandly. "He’s looking for his dub!"
taining seven and threepunr-
Residence and P. 0. addreea. Pendle­
tera acres, more or less.
ton. Oregon.
w ill decree th„ same to k t a
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Y o u P a y f o r It!
W hy N ot
Own Your Home?
J
i
s If
Rejuvenated to Help the Red»
an oth er person can m ake
S a p rofit by ren tin g you a
S h ou se, surely you can m ak e
■ a profit by ow n in g yom
S hom e.
Uaad Empire Lumber Comp
FORTUNE TELLERS
SB
Do You Believe In ’Em!
R E O P E N IN G
Imperial
Cleamers
W e are h ere to p lea se.
BENDER BROS.
Bring your battery to us
less of its make
Schimke Battery Station
If you want your Auto Top Repaired
or Recovered
A New Set of Side Curtains
A Tent Made to Order
W. I. GADWA, Pendleton, Ore.
Hermiston, Oregon
There’s an agent in your town.
VULCANIZING
NOTICE
To City Water Users
CANCER SPECIALIST
Dr. B. B. Brundage
Hen upoq » Id premises t? aerort M ’7»e \
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