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the HEEMISTOH HERALD, HEHMIMO2Í. OMCGO».
10th day of March. 122«.
r r r a o G n r i s fertilizer
R. T. BROWN.
MOST NEEDED IN ORCHARDS (Seal)
Clark of the Circuit Court of the
Stata of Oregon for Umatilla
Under soil conditions In Oregon
County.
(27-4tc)
nitrogen te the fertilizer moat often
needed in orchards. It la usually not
present in amounts sufficient to FORGET-ME-NOT APPEAL
TO BE HEEDED LOCALLY
give the treee strong vigorous
growth,and help the tree to produce
annual profitable crops. WJicn .the W eek Of March 2 2 - 2 7 Set Aside
For Sale of L ittle Flowers ’
trees have very abort twig, growth
In Hermiston.
and weak spurs, says W.
Brown,
FEATURING
professor pf horticulture,,a4 Oregon
The coming forget-me-not appeal
Agricultural college. It is a very
good Index that they are not bear of the Disabled American Veterans
ing so much or so regularly as they of the World War, to be observed In
Hermiston during the week of March
should.
122-27, possesses an unusual senti
Poor growth conditions can be
mental touch appropriately described
overcome, In most Oregon orchards,
in a poem by one of the wounded
by use of nitrate of soda. This
OUR MOTTO:
veterans. William Register of Texas,
commercial fertilizer is put on In,
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a copy of whose literary offering,
amounts varying from one-Nalf a i ___. „
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‘The Forget-Me-Not Speaks" has ben
pound to six pounds, depending on
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j . received by Mrs. H. E. Shesley. the
the size of the treie. Six poundfc
chairman of the local forget-me-not
are used on large bearing apple
appeal committee.
trees.
Register wrote the poem while a
The fertilizer Is never placd next patient in one of the government
IF YOU LIKE OUE SERVICE TELL YOUR FRIENDS
to the trunk of the tree, according to hospitals, recovering from serloua
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IF NOT, TELL US.
Profesor Brown, but on a strip of •war-time wounds. It reads as fol-
soil around the tree and under the jowg,
tips of the branches. To get all'
“The Forget-Me-Not Speaks"
the good from this fertilizer. It is m t i e paie blossom of tint sky blue,
put on In early spring before the
w hy are you worn today.
rains have stopped. The salt has Why Is everyone buying you?
to be dissolved and carried to the
What do you stand for, pray?
roots in solution in order to benefit
the tree.
I stand for a cross In Flanders field
And the Marne, and the woods of
Nitrate of soda Is usually applied
Belleau;
in Oregon any Ime from the middle
of February to blossom time. The, For the khaki line that wold not
yield—
earlier during this period the treesi
are treated the more benefit will be| For the prayers from lips that
Death has sealed—
received.
I stand for wounds that have not lege. A meeting was
Some supplementary data will be
held here
healed,
Monday night which was attended collected on the subject of project
And hospital beds In a row.
WEST EXTENSION IRRIGATION
committee that
by F. L. Ballard, state county agent economics. The
DISTRICT
leader; R. W. Morse, county agent served on this committee will meet
I stand for horrors and wounds and Qj Morrow county: and Fred Benn- later this month with L. R, Brelt-
Notice of Election.
Notice is hereby given that a n :
scars,
Ion and R. F. Wilbur, county agent haupt, specialist In agricultural
election will be held at the M. F. I For bodies shattered and torn:
and assistant county agent of Uma economics, to go more fully Into con
Wadsworth hall In Irrigon, Morrow For battlefields reeking beneath the tilla county.
ditions.
stars,
County, Oregon for Irrigon Precinct
With sacrifice to the War-God
and at the school house in Board-
Mars;
man, Morrow County, Oregon for
Boardman Precinct within the West For an end to the, reign of Kings
and Czars; .
Extension Irrigation District, on
And for mothers and wives that
Saturday, the 10th day of April,
Playing Cards Known
mourn.
1926 for the purpose of determining
Since Earliest Ages whether
i ,
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the board of directors of
Doctor be Cour, delving In Curtha- the West Extension Irrigation Dis-1 For the mem’ry of warriors racked
genlan ruins, says the ancients had a
with pain,
play similar to our eard game. They trlct shall be authorized to enter i
into a contract with the United
Mangled while facing the foe;
used
small
tablets
on
which
were
ABRAM
METHOD
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painted figures. There Is also men ¡States under the provisions of the Belgian soli bears the crimson stain,
OF BLOOD TESTING AND TREATMENT
tion In one of St. Augustine’s works : Act of Congress approved December j Where they offered their all, Un-
of cards that are used for gambling. 5, 1924, known as the Fact Finders’:
thinking of gain;
Still the playing cnrds we now use Act, by the terms of which contract; (Thy know now their sacrifice was
were Invented In the Fourteenth cen
not In vain! )
tury by a French painter named Ja- the maximum amount of money
In their hospital beds In a row!”
PENDLETON, OREGON
queg Grlngonneur. It Is said that he payable to the United States for
Invented them to amuse the mud King construction purposes shall be $1,-
Charles VI of France. The kings were 100,000.00. The polls will be open
N otice to Subscribers
David, Alexander, Caesar and Charles; from 8 o'clock In the forenoon un
Subscribers to the Herald who are
the queens were Argine, Esther, Ju til 5 o’clock In the afternoon of said
THIS IS T H E PLACE
dith and Fallas; the four knights, now day.
In arrears should pay they subscript
called knaves and vulgarly "jacks,"
C. E. GLASGOW, Secretory. ions for the period up to September
27-Sc
were Ogier the Dane, Lancelot, La
1, 1925, to the former owner of the
Hire and Hector de Garland, knights
paper, Raymond Crowder, and fot*
of old romance. The Clirdmakers'
subscriptions
for the period since
NOTICE
company wus Incorporated In 1629,
and as early as the reign of Jnmes I To Westland Irrigation District and that date should be paid to the new
cards were faxed. Prohnbiy the flrst
to all freeholders, legal voters and owner- Joe<>ph S’ Harvey’
game played In Englnnd was called
assessment
payers within said dis
"trump." All the most important his
Experienced housewives find It In
trict;
torical events have been at one time
good proportion to spend as much for
Notice Is hereby given and dir
or another depicted on playing cards,
fruit and vegetable« for each person
O R A N Y T H IN G IN T H E HARNESS
and some of the pocks nre very rare ected to Westland Irrigation District
and valuable.—Pierre Vnn Panssen, In and to all freeholders, legal voters as has been spent for meat.
the Atlanta Constitution.
and assessment payers within the
B ulletin to Be Issued.
Westland Irrigation district In Uma-
The reports submitted by the
tills and Morrow Counties. Oregon,
special committees at the economic
and to all persons Interested In said
conference held here recently are to
District, that H, J. Bean, Lee Save
be sent to extension specialists at
ly and J, M. Prlndle, directors of
Oregon agricultural college within
said District, have by petition com
ea short time where they will be
menced a special proceeding In the
edited by the specialists In the var
ease
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
ious lines and published by the col-
for Umatilla County for the purpose
of having a judicial examination and
judgment of the Court as to the
regularity of the proceeding In
connection with the election of
director» In said District for the
years 1924 and 1925; as to the re
gularity and legality of the assesss
ment of irrigable land in said Dis
trict in the year 1925 for the en
suing year, together with the pro
ceedings of said Board of Directors
and said District in the election au
thorlzlng the District to Issue bonds
In the sum of 287,500.00 for the
purpose of purchasing from the
Western Irrigation Company all Its
water rights except for lands re
tained by It, water delivery con
tracts, rlghts-of-way. Irrigation sya.
tern and lands for use In connection
therewith, necessary to be acqured)
by the District, and as t0 the valid-1
Con • ler the Chrysler Four from any stand
formance and marked absence o f vibration.
ily of said election and of said bonds!
point— of design, o f craftsmanship and of
when and If Issued, and whether or
You w ill find that the Chrysler Four gives
perform ance — and you readily find the
not bonds to the amount of >87.-
and does what no other car at its price can
reason fortheswceping public demand for it.
500.00 may be legally executed. Is
equal in power, speed, fuel mileage, accel
sued and sold or used by the District
eration, smoothness, ease o f riding and
Put the Chrysler F our through its paces.
for said purpose», and the Honorable
handling.
D rive it in the thickest of traffic and you w ill
Gilbert W. Phelps, Judge nt eaid
be delighted by its lightning-like, effort-
A ll this is the result o f a new application to
Court, has entered an order herein
ices acceleration. Chrysler hydraulic four-
setting Wednsday, the 14th day of
proven four.cylinder principles o f the same
wheel brakes, now first offered on a car o f
April, 1926, at the hour of 10:00
scientific engineering, and the same precis
this price at slight extra cost, complete the
o'clock A. M. as the time and the
ion o f manufacture w ith the same prodigal'
feeling o f utmost safety and ease o f handling.
Circuit Court room In the Court
use o f fine *2loy steels, so characteristic of
hou^e
at Pendleton, Umatlllat
its companion car, the Chrysler Six.
Take the open road. Step the Chrysler Four
County,
Oregon,
as the place for
u p to y o u f speed and keep it there. You
Come in — we are eager to have you get
hearing, said petition.
discover a tremendous energy and stam
acquainted w ith this most re m a rk a b le
This notice la Iseued pursuant to
ina, coupled w ith extreme quietness o f per
value in the industry.
in order of the above entitled Court
Learn the latest in house painting and home
made and entered on the 10th day
C H R T S L B R . O V R — Trw rin» C . r , ! • » , , C M C « H SSSS, C e a d k SK M S l Sralm . I IO » <
H ^ ira u té S u a r„ M r4 M o M , at U>,hi „ t t , caA.
of March. 1922, and said notice shall
decoration. An expert from Acme White
C H R T S L B R - T X —Pfcaraaa. Sl l» S l C aato . S I4 4 S ) RraAMrr. B lSJSi W m . S IS S S i Roaul
be served upon all parties In Inter-'
O ra ta .
B r .a < lb « a .* ia * S l Im M raat.
C ra ra a -lra M -ra l
Lead and Color Works will answer all ques
,st by publication thereof once each:
A ll (a tra . / . L OMraA. m M m m ,-w rrra F . S .. . 1 r .r u « M i.
tions, give you information on popular color
week for three succselve weeks ini
M U . fc, n . M . «a «U C k r a U r r a r la a S a . S 4 fc AU a w M .
» < •* kall— . Mrra.
U> , are
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« w a A ika caa.«araara «4 l à a . , a ra»rwn . A A a k a a C k ra fc r ’l a a r a ,t|> .
the Hermiston Herald, a weekly
combinations, and advise on interior deco
ptin. ( ftryskr dealers
<4<al «ad swftrrtar LHryUev mtv I m «werywA«* *.
newspaper of general circulation,
rating work. Don’t miss this opportunity.
printed and published at Hermiston,
Umatilla County. Oregon, and the
first publication thereof shall be'
kde in the Issue of gaid newa*psg«*i
L|1J
ted March U , 1922. and the last
publication thereof shall be made
In the Issue of said newspaper dated
April 1. 1921.
m.wu
Dated at Pendleton, Oregon, thia
Umatilla County’s Specialty
Shop for Women
Hermiston Service
Station
announces the arrival of New Spring
Apparel for Misses and Women.
General Gasoline, Oils and Greases
Kelly-Springfield Tires and Tubes
N ew Coats
N ew Suits
Q U A L ITY and SERVICE
N ew D resses
Silk U nderw ear
We solicit a share of your
patronage
Silk H osiery
TH E LITTLES, Proprietors
You are cordially invited to inspect the new fashions
for the coming season
HOPFS
Pendleton
Orenon
R. Alexander & Co.
Pendleton, Ore.
CANCER SPECIALIST
The
Dr. B. B. Brundage
Snappiest
Clothing
ever
shown in Pend
leton is to be
If you want your Auto Top Repaired
or Recovered
A New Set of Side Curtains
A Tent Made to Order
found among the
new Kuppenhei
mer
W. I. GADWA, Pendleton, Ore.
for spring sold
CHRYSLER FOUR
exclusively
this store.
A Car Unequaled
InLooks, Price and Results
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Saturday
MARCH 20
Paint Expert
to A nsw er
A U Q uestions
I
Cre xtions
Pendleton Auto Company
East Court Street
Pendleton? Oregon
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