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GAR IH M U LE OF TRAIN JUMPS TRACK; WERUHR10 IOCAL AMD rttJOM L POULTRY HOUSE IDEAS la the w a y It happened. C hicken houses w ere being b u ilt T h e B aptist Ladies Aid e«x?>Cy w ill hold a silver tea W ednesday aftern on . M arch 24. a t 2 :3 0 a t the home of Mrs. R. O. H o rn ing . a t least tw elv e h ig h w ith a w onderful arrangem ent of sash and v e n tila to rs w ay up there so high th a t they m ig h t Dee Haines. low s.—T he |h lrd accl dent o f its kind to the history of Amer lean railroading occurtyd on the Risk Island line« near Colfax, Iowa. l>. A Abbott, iBvlalon superlnteod-nt here said. A car in the center of a lout Guests a t the home of Rev. and freight Jumped the tracks and relied Mrs. H e n ry Young are Mrs. E. Eft»-; down an embankment without derail eet Ross and Mrs. George M eyers,1 Ing car» either In front or bach of It both of Quebec, Canada, sisters of or tearing up the roadbed. Each section of Hie train was Rev. Young. They have been visiting relatives at Salem and made the. stopped by the setting o f brakes as trip from Salem to Herm iston by! the a ir line was broken, and the train crew went back, recoupled the cars 'motor w ith ev. Young Tuesday They without noticing the one car In tlie have both traveled extensively, but ditch and went on to Newton. There this Is th e ir firs t trip to the weet.j the conductor was Informed o f re and they were dellghed w ith the- port made by a west hound train crew scenery along the Colum bia riv e r | that a car was in the d itc h .e n d a highw ay. T h e y w ill be here for > check showed it was the one out of his train. some time. The only other accidents of this kind on reconi were one 20 years ago T h e W om an's M issionary society ' on the Union Pacific near Grand Is land, Nehr.. and the other between w ill meet at the M. E. church T hurs. Butte and Helena. Mont., on the Great day. M arch 25, at 2 :3 0 P. M. A ll Northern in July, 1922. interested are c o rd ia lly Invited to , O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O OOO attend. have served M “ lookouts” In the tim e of Invasion. Since chickens are not b u ilt on th e same plan as g iraffes, folks began to realise th a t a ll th a t superstructure was unneceseary. N ow they b u ild th e ir poultry house j not more ‘ han e ig h t feet h ig h a t the highest place. They have san keep w arm er and w ith a sim p le found th a t v e n tila tin g the chickens arrang em ent they do much better. B ut It doesn’t take near as much style house, and th a t lum ber to b uild this new Is w hy w e feel discouraged, but It w ill brighten us up a great deal if you w ill build fo r 300 hena instead of fo r the 200 th a t you had thought of. You can do it for the same money W s ’ll te ll the same amount of lumber and you w ill have In. esassd your capacity fla tty per cent w ith o u t add itio nal expense. T o u " ll be happy and o w ill ws. (t . Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. ------------ J I I . Tabor le ft the firs t of the week fo r Spokane and o lh e r pointe ¡in W ashin gton and Idaho on a busi R. A. Brownson, Mgr. Phone 111 Commercial Aviator CXKH yO O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O ness mission. M r. and M rs. F itz e ll are new rest- dents of the Herm iston d is tric t. They recently moved on the Don Campbell The Judge’* R ttin u t ranch southeast of town w hich they Sir. Justice gankey, In the course of rented. T hey fo rm e rly lived near a lecture In London on old-time Judi Po.-Jtland. «, cial customs, spoke of the days when a Judge had to be accompanied by the M r. and Mrs. H ugh M urdock arc sheriff with a retinne of 200 men when M r. traveling from Newoaetle to Carlisle to new residents of H erm iston. protect 1dm from the raids o f Scots Murdock is w o rk in g on a wheat men who sometimes came over the ranch out o f S tanfield, but the fam border to take off the Judge for ran lly la liv in g In Herm iston. SOID. In the passing of time, the sheriffs H . J. S tillin g s has returned from : got “ fed up" with this eapeose, and asked the Jndges to accept dagger P o rtla n d where he had a carload o f ; He t money in order to provide their own hogs on the m a rk e t Monday. escorts. To this dsy the custom pre reported a satisfactory sale of th ej vails in Newcastle of presenting the shipm ent. Judge on circuit with dagger money, the sum being one golden guinea. T w o carloads of fa t lanihs t h a t , have been fed by project farm ers d urin g the w in te r w en t to m arket | Study ot Revelation» The book of Enoch Is an apocryphal S aturday n ig h t and were in the h o o k , first mentioned in the Epistle of P o rtland lota for .th e Monday m a r Jude 14-15 and quoted by Clement of ke t. T he shipm ent included 500 Alexandria, Orlgen and Tertulllan. It More are held and w ill he i purports to be a series o f revelations lambs. t ? 3 f Ask to heat* the new numbers of God mads to Enoch and gives a his tory of the kingdom of God and the secret origin of igwa of nature. I t was much quoted In Jewish and Christian writings during the first Bve centuries after C hrist; but disappeared w ith the exception of a few fragments about 900 A. D. The book furnishes Infor mation concerning Jewish theology and speculation during the centuries immediately preceding the Christian era.—Kunsas City Star. Thought in Loutor Animal* M itcheii D rug « Co. * P h o n e 101 ! Cedar Flume Lumber ■ last F rid a y , 7 to 1. A t the B aptist church on Sunday i t 11 a. m. M r. C. V . M a rtin , p a a to r.! w ill give a discourse on “ T h e E v i dences of the Gospel ’’ A t 8 p. m.. Is the V irg in B irth of Jesus » M yth or n H is to ric a l F ac t? ” These C. A. M o ll, now a resident of Pendleton, fom erly of Herm iston, was here a few dnys ago to see about some hay shipments. M r. M oll s till owns some land here. M r. and M rs. J. Skovbo who have lived In P o rtla n d fo r several months have moved back to Herm iston for the summer months. M r. Skovbo Is one of the county’s biggest produc ers of honey. a wheat rancher. A. F. Belsae used to be In the contracting business In Herm iston, but about tw o years ngo or such a m a tter he decided to go to Long view , W ashington, to help that yo u th fu l town In Its effo rts to grow into a city. H e was here this week on business and took tim e to renew old acquaintances. A new stock on hand for your flumes and repairs * No. 2 Common Jarvis D u rfry w ho I t f t H e rm is ton • short tim e ago Is now located at S.iboba H ot Springe. San Jacinto. C a lifo rn ia . Hie expects to rem ain there fo r some time. Lot 9 49 feet. A. A. H a l l ... 93-43 8 Slab Wood for summer use. The 5 best range fuel for the warmer | days. S Nut Coal in stock at ail times. ...... S Inland Empire Lumber Company r U a ’ JII TU Yard af Bart Qgabty M. M. STRAW. MGR. Exclusiv« Repretentativw af Natwttl !■■■■■■■■■■••« n i a N i i i i m i i i a a m B a i v t to accommodate a ll of them ,” said, W . R. N ugent of U m a tilla who was a v is ito r here Saturday. "W e h a v e ! five cabins In our camp now, a n d ! for aeveral nights they h a re all been taken. Campers demand cab. Ins at this Mason of the year, and we are p lan nin g to build some more. W e ’ll have e le c tric ity as a p art of o ur equipm ent In the eamp next m onth.” Charles U nke who farm s a m ile wiuth of Herm iston was In town S aturday m o rn ing displaying a h andful o f asparagus tips w hich he cut from his patch In the morning. 'W e cut a mess F rid a y afteraoon to ea t.” he said. ‘‘I was surprised how rap id ly the tlpe grow, and 1 i th in k th a t there w ill he a alee lo t ' of cuttings e a rlie r than growers had ¡anticipated.” 2 50 feet, A. W . Purdy.. 93.59 ------- . . . . ---------- 3 .jo 3 ^ A 0 --- .fe e Y t A. . W P u rd y . | 33.50 4-.SO: fset. P K t > o h è r ty 93.58 5 50 rte t. P. » - ’D oherty * 3 .5 0 C 50 feet. P. B. D oherty 93.60 7 50 feet, T. D. W oreter $3.50 8 50 feet. T . D. W oreter 33 50 9 50 feet. T. W B otkin 33.50 10 50 feet. T . W . Botkin 33.50 11 50 feet. R. C. ChaUis 33.50 12 50 feet, R. C. Challis 33.50 13 50 feet. R. C. C hallis 33 50 14 50 feet. W . A. Shaw ver 33.50 15 50 feet. W . A. Shaw ver $3.50 16 40 feet. C ity o f H enn is- in n $2.80 Block 10- Lot 1 40 feet. D. H . P rlrid je 3 1 8 4 ixit 2 50 feet. D H . P rln d le 32.30 Lot 3 50 feet. D. H . P rind le 32.30 Lot 4 50 feet. D. I I . P rlnd le 32.30 Lot 5 50 feet. J. M. Biggs . 32.30 Ixit 6 50 feet, J. M. Biggs.. 32.30 3 2 .3 0 , Lot 7 50 feet. J M. Biggs 32.30 8 50 feet. J. M .'B ig g s Ixit Lot 9 50 feet. John E llis .... 32.39 Lot 10 50 feet. John E llis.... 32.30 Lot 11 50 feet. W . J. W a rn e r 32.30 Ixit 12 50 feet, D. H . P rind le 32.30 Ix it 13 50 feet. D. H P rin d le 33.50 Lot 14 50 feet. D. H . P rin d le 36.50 Ix it 15 50 feet. D. H . P rind le 33.50 Lot 16 40 feet, D .H . P rin d le 32.80 Block 1 2 - Lot 1 86.6 feet, C ity of H e rn il- ton ........................................- ...... 96.06 Lot 2 50 feet, C ity of H erm is ton ................................................ 33.50 Lot 3 50 feet. C ity of H erm is t o n - .......... ..................................... 33.50 Lot 8 50 feet. C ity of H erm is ton .........................._ ................... $3.50 Lot 9 50 feet. C ity of H erm is ton ................................................ 33.50 Lot 10 50 feet, C ity o f H erm is ton ................................................ 33.50 Lot 11 50 feet, C ity of H erm is ton ....... ...» ............................ 33.50 Lot 12 50 feet, C ity of H erm is ton ...... ... ................... .................. 33.50 Lot 13 50 feet, C ity of H erm is ton ................................................ 33.50 Lot 14 87 % feet, C ity of H e rm is ton ................................................ 36.12 Dated nt H erm isto n, Oregon, thiB 17th day of February,- 1926. C. W . lic llo g fc . Cfcy Recorder. Lot Lot f-ot l-ot Ixit Lot Lot Ixit Lot Ixit Lot Lot Ix it Lot Lot Addfess To Be Given Sunday n ig h t at the M ethodist Episcopal church A. A. Beery of P o it’and w ill give a special address on the topic, ‘*The Road to Jericho.” The p ublic has been given a cordial in v ita tio n to attend the services and h ear M r. B e rry ’s message. He is here In the interests of the ju v e n ile hospital for girls. LADIES’ PUMPS These are QUEEN QUALITY SHOES which is a guarantee of their quality and style. No other store in Umatjlla coun ty carries this well known make of shoes. __________ j, ■ A - — ------ —— —------------------------- You will^ind here the Latest Shades in HOLEPROOF SILK HOSE in gradeB from $1, $1.50, $1.60, $2, $2.25, $2.50 All the best to be had a t prices quoted Don’t forget the date of the READY-TO-WEAR DISPLAY March 26th and 27th COATS, [DRESSES'and HA TSjn’greater variety than can be found except in’the large cities. This is modern merch andise from manufacturer to wearer. You are assured of Exclusive Garmentslip this way. We are quoting very low prices on STAPLE GROCERIES Come in and look over thesejbargains Hermiston Produce and Supply Company E at Chichen D iner a t th e H otel C orlis Sunday Self-Extinguishing Farm Loans Mo Commissions—No Hidden Charges. Prompt Attention and Fast Services. M ethodist Episcopal church Su n Rene Menard, a commercial aviator and form er French flying ace, was day, M arch 21— Sunday school a t 13 11. E p making the run from Baris to Amster A. M.' M o rn in g worship dam alone In a big freight-carrying w orth League at 7 P. M . M r. Beery Farman plane when the plane caught w ill speak nt 8 P. M. i i the interest fire. T he gas tank was likely to ex r f the Pacific P rotective Society of plode, but w ith one hand before his Po rtland . W eel-ly p rayer and Bible e.vee and the other hand on the wheel. study Thursday evening at 7 :30. Menard kept the flames away from the petrol supply by a series of drops H e n ry Young, m inister. until he reaehed the ground near St. Quentin. H ie hands were so badly burned that la» was unable to unbuckle his belt. He lay across the tank while the flames burned fa r enough through the leather so that he could break It and roll clear. A moment later the tank exploded. Berkeley, Cal.— Scientists of the University of C alifornia believe them selves n step nearer to a solution Of the cataclyenpe myatery that wiped out the equlde life of most o f the North American continent sometime back in the pliocene age, 80,000 or more years ago. Bone deposits unearthed In a gravel pit on a ranch a t Irvington, near Oak land, a few days ago belonged to a prehistoric horse, it has been i terinlned by Dr. Chester H. Stock of the department of paleontology at the university. The bones, about a dozen In all, suggested an equine mastodnnte in size, hnt yet bearing unmistakable resemblance to a horse. Prof. George D. Louderbaek, geolo gist, expressed the opinion that at the time the animal was Imbedded there were no hills around Irvington and no San Francisco bay and that the region hereabout was n vast plain. The gravel snxgeatn that the horaes or horse mastodons may have been swept down from the high lands and de stroyed In some tremendous prehis toric flood. T ear D ow n Priory for W a sh in g to n M em orial W arwick priory, a historic English country house, were unloaded from the freighter E xeter C ity for ship ment to Richmond, Va., where It Is planned to conetru« a reproduct kin of Sulgrave manor, the ancestral home of George Washington. The priory was purchased laat year by Alexander W tlboum e Weddell of Richmond, former American consul general at Calcetta. India. H e plana to leave It to the Virginia Hstorlcn’ society to be used for a mnaenra. In addition 19 the great pMe o f old stones, tiles and oak beams, all of which date back to a t least the Six teenth century, there are more than fifty coses of lended glass windows and as mneh of the Intricately carved Interior of the old priery aa conld he removed. SigniRe* W riter’, SKg The word “stc.” Introduced Into a quotation, means that the words are those o f the w rite r quoted and not those o f the preeent w riter. Suppose you were w riting to • friend and quot ing a remark front * paper that “th e ’ hoot should than he placed OB the heed"— when ',in o « r ,:Je meant— you might add (sic) afiey Jhe word» to B. B. Hays having traded acreage ¡at Gooding. Idaho, to J. A.. Camp-’ bell for hie raaeh one-half »H* north of Hermiston, ha« sold Io BV ; tlee In Portland who wlM two » the place out the coming summer. The»*; yOlirH, I n9* w«»» vi ** tw ftll/ ^ ms Will be a tale of etock and equip Implying that It wee 99 written.—I n ment soon. J. De WILDE, Local Representative P acific Coast Joint Stock Land Bank. F irs t N a tio n a l Bank B u ild ing , Room 109 Pendleton, Oregon I AUTO PA R TS NEW ANfi USED You can save money and time here. Come and see Us. Auto Clearing House, Inc. Find B on es o f H orse o f 5 0 ,0 0 0 Y ears A go Philadelphia.— T he old age stones "There Is such a good tourist busl-1 J > ncss rig h t now th a t we are not able and weather-beaten oak beams of FUEL 8 8 T h e Herm iston high school base- , bal) team defeated U m a tilla ’s team M r and Mrs. R alph F in le y of A l pine in north ern M orrow county, were guests Sunday of his parents, M r. and M rs. W . B. F in ley. T hcz returned Monday. R alph F in le y Is ■ | m arketed la te r. are special sermons. Just as the monkey or orang-utan be have and think precisely as men do, so we find many animals, birds and in sects thinking, and It Is this capacity to benefit by the teachings of expert ence. the cultivation of memories and (lie power to reason d early, quickly and logically that enables them to find ways and means for securing them selves In comfort daring tbs coldest days of winter. They do this In Innumerable ways, and many species appear to exhibit greater intelligence and foresight than man In preparing for the winter sea son. Ask us to show you our stock of No. 2 Common ■ ■ Good serviceable material for cheap construction. May be used in a 8 surprising number places in your building operations, at a substant ial saving. W e are n ow show ing »he N ew Spring Shade* in (C o n tin u 'd from page th ree ) Remarkable Aeeident le the Thlcjl •» Ix>t 10 45 feet. A. B a l l - 9319 Its Kind ig History of Amori- Block 9— 1 4 ffd « t, A W Purdy.. 93.99 Lot can Railroading. T h e poor lum ber dealer got an a w fu l w allop not long ago. And th is IRRIGATION 728 Thompson Street Pendleton, Oregon Night Phone M l Phone 38 YOUR OLD CAR BOUGHT We have installed’ a new Burt radiator machine. We can now give better service on your radio- to r’work. Knerr’s Repair Shop T.T.T.TS PARKER BUTLER "Anther good intelligence test is a stock that promises 20 per cent.” W e are making a feature this M ost week of our home made sausages. Try our little breakfast links and Everybody get a good start on the day’s work Relishes P o rk Chops as aa Ideal Item fo r D in n e r. A n d when bought from us and properly prepared y o u 'll eat mors ta n your share. Phone 411 B u y them here. In fact we h a n dle a fin e lin e of a ll kinds ot Fresh, -booked and Salted M ea ts HERM ISTON M ARKET We sell the Best Quality at the Lowest Price. We Deliver CAUL US AND WX W i l l DELIVER THE ORDER City Meat Market THOME 131 DEPENDABLE BUTCHERS BLAIR SIMS
