The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, March 11, 1926, Image 2

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Published every Thursday at Her­ holiday turkeys.
miston. U m atilla County, Oregon by
Newport—-Fish being shipped "In
Joseph a. Harvey, editor and man­
arload lots to San Francisco.
ner.
Entered a« second class mattei
Deeember, 190«. at the poetofftce ai
Hermiston, Um atilla County, Oregon
Subscription Kates
One Tear ..... ................. .............. |2 .0 (
Six Months
.........—................ fl.O t
(Payable In Advance)
Value of 1925 spring and fall sal.
non pack on Columbia rive Is 3«»-
000,000.
Bandon— CaHfornla capital w ill
levelop black beach sands for gold,
platinum and chromium.
Into a contract w ith the United
Staton under th* provisions of tho
Act of Congreos approved December
i , 1334, known as the Fast Finders'
Act, by the terms of which contract
the maximum amount of money
payable to the United States for
construction purposes shall be *1,-
100,000.00. Tbs polls w ill be opeM
from t o'clock In the forenoon un­
til 5 o'clock In the afternoon of said
day.
J7-5c
C. E. GLASCOW, Secretary.
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The
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BULL’S EYE
"Editor and Q t> tr » I M l» » M r
WILL R O M M
NOTICE
Weat Linn Is spending *32,000 on
To Westland Irrigation District and
new sew« system.
WE’RE GLAD WE’RE HERE
to all freeholders, legal voters and
assessment payers within said dis­
Utah-Idaho
Sugar
Co.
agents
en­
W ith this Issue of the Herald the
trict:
active management- has passed In­ courage sugar beet planting In Polk
Notice is hereby given and dir­
county.
to my hands, and since it Is the
ected to West'and Irrigation District
customary thing on such an occa­
and to all freeholders, Tegal voters
Springfield—
Large
shipments
of
sion for some formal announcement
and assessment payers w ithin
the,
maple
knots
and
burls
sent
to
lndl-
of policy and purpose to bo given
W
estland
Irrigation
district
In
Uma-1
A n o th e r "B o U "
I am publishing this statem ent for auaplis, Ind.
tllla and Morrow Counties, Oregon,
tú e m c n tb r W ill n R w
os
. Z t ln d o K
M d Ï
a e r , n u
the perusal of the people of Hermis­
Roeebug— Uinpqua”'valley broccoli and to aH p€rTOns "’“ »’ested In said j
i u l l t o . r i d »cree
ton and those who live in the weRt
District, that H. J. Bean. Lee Save­
com ing. W e lc h fo r I
end of Umatilla county and the north will be shipped in solid train lots. ly and J. M. Prlndle, directors of!
'
Pacific
Fruit
Express
already
has
end of Morrow county.
said District, have by petition com-!
I purchased the Hermiston Herald 500 refrigerator cars on siding.
menced a special proceeding In the,
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as a business proposition in order
Fall» City— Enterprise plant will Circuit Court of the State of O regon,
to publish a newspaper and to con­
I
move
to St. Helens but paper con ¡for Umatilla County for the purpose'
duct a printing business. I propose
■ of having a judicial examination and
tlnues.
to devote my time nd energy and
A headline in the paper says “In
( judgment of the Court as to the
what talent I possess to make the
their war China won’t fight on
regularity of the proceedinyi
in
Cascade
Rocks—
Wind
River
Lum,
work as successful as may be and
rainy days.” They don’t mind get­
connection w ith the election of
as fruitful as possible both to me ter Co. mill being repaired for new ¡directors In said District for th e 1 ting shot, but they won’t get w e t
personally and to thia community. 1 operation.
______
'years 1924 and 1925; as to the re-
a s »
During my term of stewardship as
Columbla river wheat shipments (Hilarity and legality of (he assess«
Imagine
a
sign
as you start to en­
publisher of the community new s­
•for January totaled 2,534,731 b u sh -,ment ** lrr*K®b1« lan<’ in B» ld DIs-
ter China: “R A IN . N O W A R
paper, my own private fortunes
j trlct In the year 1925 for the en- T O D A Y .” If that was the custom
and well being are and w ill con . els.
i su in g year, together w ith the pro-
in this country, we could prevent
tlnue to be Irrevocably tied up to
all wars by announcing that all the
Medford— New hlgr school w tll cesdlngs of said Board of Director«
and Intertwined with those of the
bunding with four and 8ald DlBtrlc‘ >» tha elec“ °" ®»i
fighting must be done in Portland,
people of this city and the sgricul- ,,ave ® uuo 1&rm » « " « ‘ng witn r o u r ......................
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thorizing the District to issue bonds J Oregon.
. . .
tural territory that surrounds It. I class rooms.
In the sum of 387,500.00 for " the
Since that condition prevails, it
Another paper asks, “W here does
from
the
Medford— Owen - Oregon Lumber purpose of purchasing
Is my pledge loathe Heral l^ family
work Qn
|5 0 0 0 0 0 |W estern Irrigation Company all its
a Florida Real Estate man go in
of subscrlbers
the summer ?” He goes to Cali­
water rights except for lands re-
men of the west end of the county, «-nwmlll. New electric mill w ill cut
fornia to his all-the-year-round
, talned by It. water delivery con
wheter they live on the farm and 165-°00 feet a sift,
. . .
I tracts, rlghts-of-way, irrigation sya- home.
sell the products of the soil, or
Catsknnlne -—A llen - Hendrickson tem and lands for use in connection
A newspaper asks “W hy does a
whether they live
Co. will double canning plant d u t-i“ ,er*w “_h; nec“ ,a 7 to be acqured
President of a concern always talk
merchandise,
by the D istrict, and as to the valid­ at the Company’s banquets?” It's
high
a
plane
Put
this
year
be conducted on as high a
ity of said election and of said bonds an incentive to the workers, who
and In as prudent a manner as my j
1 when and If Issued, and whether, or say, “If that’s all he knows I may
ability and the cooperation I re-j Hood Rive— City plans to pave |n o t bonds to the amount of 387,-
be President some day,”
Oak street and lay water mains on
celve from you permits.
500.00 may be legally executed, is­
• » *
I want the Herald to become In Uo'umbU street
sued and sold or used by the District
vital
ever Increasing measure a
Another
paper
suggests, “T he
Redmond— Hollow tile warehouse for said purposes, and the Honorable cheapest way to enforce Prohibition
force In this community. It Is my
Gilbert
W.
Phe'ps,
Judge
a
t
said
ambition that it shall record th e '^ I n g built to store 40 cars of pota-
is to have everyone that drinks
Court, has entered an order herein
news happenings, both Important j toes,
watched.” W ho is going to do the
settin g Wednsday, the 14th dny of
and trivial, fairly, honestly and
watching? . . .
W arrenton— Sanborn-Cutting Co, *PrH, 1926. ,at the hour of 10:00
faithfully so that all the members
An article in a Business M an’s
of the fam ily may learn what Is w i.l lnciease capacity of vegetable,1 o’clock A. M. as the time and the
Circuit Court -room In the Court
magazine
inquire?, “W hat business
cannery.
transpiring here at home. 1 hope
! Tiouhe
at
Pendlleton, UmatlUnt
in this country has the largest turn­
to be able to help through editor­
I County, Oregon, as the place for over ?” Cucumbers for supper have
ials to interpret In at least some! Tillamook— Coats Lumber Co.
an hearing, said petition.
the largest turnover, with Fords a
being
electrified
slight degree the bigger movements opens after
This notice Is Issued pursuant to close second. . . .
and some of the trends of thought , remodeled,
an order of the above entitled Court
and action that are In motion about
T he Congressional Record speak­
Beaverton— McCready Lumber Co. made and entered on the 10th day ing editorially, says, “ ‘Bull’ Dur­
us. In Its advertising
clumns I
of
March,
1926,
and
said
notice
shall
■want It to Impart to the people oil improves plant an w ill double the
ham is the best Tobacco that ever
be served upon all parties in Inter­
our community Information
thht stock.
entered these Stately Halls,”
est by publication thereof once each
w ill help them In their efforts to
Gold Bench— Gaunt lees block to week for three succsslve weeks In
tu y wisely and well, both for their
the Hermiston Herald, a weekly
own bsnefltt and for the benefit of be erected tilts year.
newspaper of general circulation,
the community.
P.S. There will be another piece in
printed and published at Hermiston,
Gnrahnldi
—
Contract
let
for
In a nutshell, I want the Her­
thia paper soon. Watch for it
Umatilla
County,
Oregon,
and
the
ald to bo the best newspaper that graveling Netarts road for 317,736.
first publication thereof shall be
all of you In the community In co-j
made In the Issue of said newsppoper
operation w ith u» who put It out| Tillamook dairymen foresee
dated March 11. 1926, and the last
from the office and sh ip cun m ?. k- , 1,108 * prosperous year in thstr
publication thereof shall be made
dustry.
It.
In the Issue of said newspaper dated
That Is one whale' of a job, and
Salem— Pacific Frutt Canning and April 1, 192«.
neither you as member» of the Her­
Dated at Pendleton. Oregon, this
ald family nor me us Its editor and Packing company reorgnlzed and
10th day of March, 1926.
will
add
325.000
capital.
publisher are going to see this am­
(Seal)
R. T. BROWN.
bition realized with this number or
Salem— Oregon Pulp and Paper Co. Clerk of the Circuit Court of th-
the next number or for several nttm.
State of Oregon for Umatills
■bers. We may expect to keep grow­ 'eta entraci for |9 0 0 ,0 0 0 plant addi,
County.
<27-4tc)
ing, however, and some of these ton.
News Taken from
the Daily Papers
days In the not distant future wc
Federal authorities w ill Mil 118,-
may reasonably expect to look back
end say that we have made pro- 000,000 feet Klamath Indian tim­
greos. A gradual, healthy growth ber.
la all that human beings and com­
Baker— Syndicate, p ay. 330,000
munities can stand. The morning
sun scorchrs the tender mushroom for three copper claims In mother
lode district.
that sprung up during the night.
More than a year Intervened be­
Astoria spent 341.443 In 1926 In
tween the lime when I made n first
tentative offer for this newspaper repalrng and enlarging port facili­
and when I purchased It. I de­ ties.
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a
cided to make the move only after
I hnd given It a lot of thought and
Ledge of rock In Columbia river
fully decided that the time was at Wauna w ill be moved to make
I pportune for the fortune« of me 35-foot channel.
and mine t0 be joined with those of
you who were here before we came.
Coo county w ill have all private
The treatment that has be»» ac- tlmbe re-eruled at cost of 326,000.
porded i^s during ithe short tim e
we have been here leads us to be­
Marshfield— Coos and Curry Tel-
lieve that we were right in out
phons Co. w ill spend 375.000 for
judgment.
1926 Improvements.
Mrs. Harvey s"d I n . , delighted
to be In Heim'st n. We’re glad
Ft. Johns— Purdy Brush Co. rnnkes
we're here. \\ e expect to be glad­
der. There are problems facing the : uhber-set brushes for whole Pacl-
community that must
he solved, Ic const.
and they will he solved. Of that 1
Burns-- W oik suspended on Her­
am culte oonfiueni.
This statement Is longer than It rick Lumber Co. railroad until Apr.
m ight have been, maybe longer than 1.
It should he, hut nobody .but an
Bandon— Business ecllon,
now
Indian or a genius In expressing
thought through the medium of the built on piles, to be filled In by
printed word could greet a family dredging and streets macadamized.
as big as the Herald family without I
Grants Pass— Local bankers will
using more than a few words. 1
have used more than a few, but I back growers to plant big straw ­
want to get acquainted, and to get berry acreage.
acquainted one must speak one’!
mind.
WEST EXTENSION IRRIGATION
JOSEPH a. HARVEY.
DISTRICT
Notice of Election.
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OP TOON WT.F.KTY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
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Oregon wilt ship up to lOO.OOt
Isrrels beirle- to the Eastern mar.
ket this year.
Eugene - New Lighthouse Temple
opened for public services,
N otice In hereby given that an
-lection w ill be bald at the M. F.
Wadsworth ball In Irrigon, Morrow
"•ounty, O rg a n for Irrigon Precinct
md at tbe school house In Bcard-
nan. Morrow County, Oregon for
'oardman Precinct w ithin the West
•vt -rslon Irrigation
District, on
'aturday. the lo th day of April,
'92« for the purpose of determining
rhethor the hoard of directora of
he West Extension iPrtgatlon Dts-j
trlct sh all he authorised to enter
B ill E n d ic o tt’s
Other R e a s o n
eat at the rate at
annum front %pd after June 1, 111*;
311.30 w ith Interest at the rate at
els per cent per annum from and
after. June 1, K g » : t i l 33 w ith In­
terest at the rate of six per cent
per annum from and after June 1,
1921; 311-00 w ith Interest at the
rat« of six per cent per aaaum from
June 1, 1922; 811.00 w ith Interest at
the rate of 6 per cent per annum from
and after June 1, 1023; and 311.33
with Interest at th« rate of six per
cent per annum from and after June
1, 1924; and that the Court w ill by
Its decre© declare said judgm ent to
be a lien against the follow ing des­
cribed property, to-w lt:
Al] that portion of the South
Half of th« South H alf of the
Southwest Quarter of the North-
west Quarter of Section 80,
Township 4 North, Range 33
East of tbe W illam ette Meridian
lying East of the canal of the
W estern Land A Irrigation Com­
pany, the said tract of land con­
taining seven and three-puar-
ters acres, more or less,
and w ill decree th« same to be a
lien upon said premises to secure
tbe payment w ith Interest as afore­
said of all the amounts hereinabove
named, and that the Court w ill
u
further decree that said lien la
first and prior Hen upon said prem­
ises and superior In time and right
to any right, title, lntereet or claim
of any of the defendants heiMin,
and that the Court w ill further de­
cree and order said lien foreclosed
and the said premises sold by the
Heriff of Umatilla* Coutny, Oregon,
in the manner prescribed by law,
and for such other and further re­
lief as may be meet in equity.
Thlg summons is published pursu-
•nt to the order of the Honorable
C. H. McOolloch, Judge of tbe above
entitled Court duly made and enter-
d on the 25th day of January, 1923
directing that publication herein be
made once a week for a period of
six consecutive weeks in the Her­
miston Herald, a newspaper publish­
ed In Hermiston, Um atilla County,
Oregon, and that the first publica­
tion herein iR mad« pursuant to said
order on the 28th day of January
1926.
Raley, Raley & Stelwer and H. J.
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! . fan e wofle fig v e they cannot afford to o v a •
■ tkay wltt h n tp poy taxm aa tnaoraaea.
J Y ou Pay for
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W hy Not
j Own Your Home?
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RENT INCLUDES TAXES AND IBS’JRANCE AND INTEREST on
the money invested. You pay it all only you on’t aee i t
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j If another person can m ake
■ a p rofit by ren tin g y o u a
j h ou se, surely you can m ake
■ a profit by ow n in g your
S hom e.
a
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Warner,
Attorneys for P lain tiff.
Postofflce address, Pendleton, Ore­
gon.
21-7t|
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
UMATILLA COUNTY
You -will find every beauty, every convenience, every comfort
you have dreamed about In our book of designs. On view at our
offlee or w« w ill take it to you on request.
As Professional Building M aterial Merchants, we offer our ser­
vices in aiding you to secure your IDEAL HOME.
1 Inland Empire Lumber
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Phone 331
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E x clu iré Representatives of Natiova1
THIS IS THE PLACE
If you want your Auto To .
or Recovered
A New Set of Side Curt
A Tent Made to Ord
OR ANYTHING IN T H E - HARKi •
Ralph Atchison,
P lain tiff,
vs.
Alexander Bosley and ________Boo-
ley, his w ife, and Mason J. Hew­
itt and-------- -----------n e w itt, his
WE AUE G 'OWTEG
wife, the Oregon, W ashington
Railroad & N avigation Company,
day by day. That Is „,rsu -'
a corporation, and also all other
please our custoinei■, ... it.)-. the
persons or parties unknown claim­
kind of vulcanizing work ive rto.
ing any right, title, estate, lien,
Our up-to-date vulcanizing mschin»»
together v/lth good
s' i
or interest In and to the real es­
tate described In the complaint,*
workmanship turns out s f it ' >
job.
Defendants.
SUMMONS
Equity No. 4170.
PA'
To Alexander Bosley a n d --------------
3C6% E. Alta St.
Pc-ntUetor.. 0
Bosley, his w ife. Mason J. H ew itt
e n d '-----------— H ew itt, his w ife, and
also all other" persons or parties un­
known claim ing any right, title, es­
tate, lien or Interest In and to the
real estate described 1 nthe com­
plaint herein, Defendants.
IN TH E NAME OF THE STATF
ABRAM METHOD
>
OF OREGON you -and each of yoi
OF BLOOD TESTING A I’D TREATTTT’”
are hereby summoned an d . require-'
lo nppear and answer the complaint
Hied agalpst you tn the above en
tlfled sp it on or before six week
from the date o? the first publlcn
PENDLETON, OREGON
Hon of this summons, to-wit, on or
before the 12th day of March. 1926
and If you fail go to appear and
answer
said complaint on or befor'
G uaranteed by
said date, for want thereof the plain­
tiff w ill apply to the above entitled
court for the relief demanded lr
iNcessmwvs.
said complaint, to-w lt:
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, N ew York City
I l l Fifth Aw
For a decree determ ining and
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If you w ant money for your cream send It to us, as the more
decreeing that the p lain tiff Is the
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE owner In fee simple of the follow ing
we get the mor« we can pay.
STATE OF OREGON FOR
(«scribed real property aituated In
UMATILLA COUNTY
Umatilla County, Oregon, to-vrit:
OUR SUTTER ORDERS ARE PICKING UP NOW AND WE
Western Irrigation Co., a corpora­
Commencing at a point 148.«
WOULD
LIKE TO MAKE MORE BUTTER IN ORDER TO SUP­
tion, P lain tiff.
feet South of the Quarter Cor­
vs.
PLY THE TRADE.
ner between Sections N ine (9 )
Mrs. Lizzie A. Ross, and John Dos
and Sixteen (1 8 ) In Township
Ross, and also all other persona
B'lve (5 ) North of Range Twenty-
or p a r tie s
u n k n o
eight (2 8 ), thence West along
claim ing any right, tilts, estate
•he North line of th« O. VT R. A
lien or Interest,-!!! the real estate
M Co's, right of w ay «62 feet,
described In tb s com plaint hrein
thence North 662 feet, thence
Defendants.
Easterly 662 feet parallel w ith
SUMMONS
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said right of w ay th en ce South
662 feet to place of beginning:
Equity No. 3333.
To Mrs. Ltzsie A Rose and John
•11 east 6 fth e W illam ette Merid­
A. N. SUNSTRUF
C " '
Doe Ross and also all other persons
ian. In the County of U m atilla
or parties unknown klalm lng any
nnd State- of Oregon: excepting
OUR FRIGS TODAY, 46c
right, title, estats, lien or interest
a right of wajr reeerred for »
In tb s real eetat described In tb s s, public highw ay for road pur-
-om plalnt herein:
peees In th e deed o f John B.
[ IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
Swftzler, • widower, to the
title a t the p lain tiff of all such of said summons mads and enterad
OF OREGON: you and each of you
n lalotirr here!In aa grants*,
are hereby required to appear and nd further decreeing that the claim*. Intarevt and e*tate* of every In the above, entitled su it by the
answer th* com plaint In tbe at
M nlntlfra said fee sim ple title he kind and character, and for*such Honorable C. H. McColloeh, presid­
»ntltlrd matter w ith in six weeks 'orevcr quieted o f all adverse and farther and other relief as shall In ing Judge of the above entitled Court,
from (be first publication o fthla -onfllettng claim s of you and each of equity b* meet, and t* Justice apper­ said order being dated thia 2«th day
tain.
nmmnas and you w ill take notice
of January. 132«.
nnd thnt you and each o f you,
that If yon fsll to appear and ans­ he m id defendant*, and all elalm -
T his summon*
served upon you
Dated thie 27th day o f January,
wer or p'ead w ithin that time that qg kv. Oremteh and under you or by publication thereof In the Her- 112«.
plaintiff for want thereof w ill ap­ any of you. he hy m id
mlston Herald, a weekly newspaper
W illiam J. Warner.
ply to tbe above en titled Oour, for
onrred *"d entolned
publtehed la Um atilla County^ Ore­
P. O. Her let oa. Oregoi
I the relief prayed for In Its com verting sn y claim . Interest or aetata gon for atx consecutive weeks be­
Lowell, Clark A McIntyre.
• plaint herein to-w ft: for personal
s u e kind or n store adverse to or ginning w ith tho tesue of January Residence and P. O. address. Fra dll
I iudgment against tho defendants on fllctln g w ith the said fee simple 23. 133« to and laelod ln g the Issue
♦oa, Oregon.
Mrs. L in t« A. Ross for tho follow ing Itle oT th e plafntlff therein, and
» 1 . 1»33. parannat to the
A ttorney, for PiainMfr.
amounts, to-w it: 111.33 w ith Intsr- hereto, antk generally q ttetto g th *
o f an order for publication tl-7te
W .L G A D W A , Pend’eto
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VULCANIZING
CANCER SPECIAL* <1
Dr. B. B. Brunda e
■ B ull !
D urham
Good NewsDairyFo
Bill says he wants his hom e
•nd garage lo have a kept-
up look because th ey ’re
A» j . But the m ore vital
reason he gives for k eep ­
ing them u p —-painted— is
one that involves property
value. A cm e Quality Paint
serves both interests—and
m orel It prevents deteri­
o r a tio n , r e d u c e s repair
n eeds, beautifies, and en­
hances value.
ACMEQUA u t Y
Paint »^Varnish
A special A cm e Q uality
Product for ev ery indoor
and s»ut door painting and
v a r n ish in g job —at th is
A cm e Quality Paint and
V arnish S erv ice Station.
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S ec us.
W. L. BLESSING
HARDWARE
Bring us your next can
of cream please
H erm iston C ream ery Co*
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s.