The Hermiston herald., April 08, 1926, Image 2

Slp4rnnfst0n Wrralù
Published •▼•nr Thursday at Her.
mist on, U m atilla County, Oregon by
joeeph 8. Harvey, editor and man-
Entered an second class • matter
Bnaamber, 1906, at the poetofftce at
■ermlaton. Umatilla County, Oregon
TRI-COUNTY BAS2 BALL LEAGUE SCHEDULE FOR 1926
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UMATILLA
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WEST EXTENSION IRRIGATION
DISTRICT
notice of Elzctkm.
and where Rearing M to he J»ad
thereon. A ll persons Interested are
hereby notified to then and there
appear
and show cause, If any they
N otice Is hereby given that an
election w ill be held at the M. F. have, why said report should not be
Wadsworth hall in Irrigon Morrow , approved, the administrator dis.
harged, his bondsmen exhonerated
County, Oregon for Irrigon Precinct
and at the school house in B oard-' and the estate closed.
man. Morrow County, Oregon forj
Dated this l« th day of March.
The experience of purchw er. of fo o t’Muff» all over the eountry
M that buying table supplies for ■»<*
«“ » “ ’und *,ractlc#
and on« that
mvm
money and lower* costa.
Everyone is Interested
Boardman Precinct w ithin the West 192fi.
In « v l n g money and In buying «u n lit y goods for as low . price
Extension irrigation
W -trlct, on I
JOHN * ™ ° ; ,
BOARDM AN
Saturday, the 10th day of April. 28-6te
Administrator.
aa is possible.
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for
the
purpose
of
determining
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HERMISTON IRRIGATION
whether the board of directors of
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DISTRICT
the West Extension Irrigation Dis­
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May
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IONE —
;
(Payable in Advance)
Notice of Election.
trict shall be authorised to enter
Notion Is hereby given that an
int„ a contract with the United
States under the provisions of the ¡election w ill be held at the office of
MB. STEIWER' PLATFORM
Act of Congress approved December j the Hermieton Irrigation District on
5 1924 known as the Fact Finders’ Main St. In the City of Hermiston.
Act. b y’ the terms of which con tract1 Um atilla County. Oregon within the
Platforms of candidate) for p*»liti-i
cal offices undoubtedly are not tak-|
the maximum amount of money Hermiston Irrigation District on
payable to the United States for Saturday, the 1st day of May, 1 9 .6
en so seriously In "hi) present ago
construction p u rp ose shall be »1.- for the purpose of determining
as they were in th t pas; -vhen *he
By doing your buying at our store. If you have not formed
100 000 00. The polls w ill be open whether the board of directors of
line of demarcation be' 'ten pa'Utsj
the habit of buying here, drop in and talk groceries and prices
from
9
o'clock
In
the
forenoon
un-
the
Hermiston
Irrigation
Dtotrict
was more closely drawn. The plat-J
By BERNARD M. BARUCII
til 6 o’clock in the afternoon of said shall be authorized to ente.r into a
w ith us.
form Is still with us. however, and
contract with the United States un
even though we think of platforms
Reprinted from The Atlantic Monthly.
27ri>e
C. E. GLASGOW, Secretary, der thte provision« of the Act of
as merely the forerunners • ( pollil-l
_____________ «wwe Conaree» approved December 5, 1924,
cal campaigns, they are nevexthe-!
I The February iitu e of the Atlantic for Í9Z5 carried a paper by Mr. Sisley NOTICE OF SALE OF BEAL PROF- known ag the Fact Finders’ Act. by
less to be considered
EBTY.
|h term8 of which contract the
TWa announcement of Frederick |
Notice is h7 b\ B‘; e n ' huan . court maximum amount of money payable
6telwer of Pendleton, candid»'« fur, phrafe w<u put int0 IKe language by the War
Unlte(J gtateg fQr, conBtruct-
the republican nomination for United! V
rln„ o, the World War through
g to r w r i chair- tue of an order of the County
of Umatilla County, Oregon
duly
purpogeg gha„ be pjsO.OOO.OO.
States senator, covers a lot
made and entered on the 8th day
be
from g o.c,ock
ground and touches on isues that j
write» ue). lince it teemed to indicate a growing in tereit in the of March, 1926,
“ " « • " ‘‘ » ‘J / * ’
foren(x)n untll 5 o'clock of
haTe received much considera,,on on ;
on the 10th day of April 1926 at
afternoon of gald day.
the part of voters. Agricultural «- heniion of
„ tuggeríion of Mr. Owen D. Young, of the hour of 2 o clock P. M. of said
w j w arner ,
lief, tax reduction and other slm i-| ^ r,p n J O
g e^ool „ ^ ,^ temaHonal Relation! at Johni Hopkim ü n iv c n ity that
Hermiston Irrigation Dis-
lar issues are treated.
¿ c X k ’ ÍÍ o co«« " of lecture. there to expound the War l ^ t r i e e Board day. at the front door of the County
Court House at Pendleton, Oregon.
30-5tc
trlct.
There is one plank that is a.
tn
offer for sale all tracts of real pro­
ndoubtedly|
t
^
t
’
fce
.ubfect
call,
for
public
knowledge
and
ditcu.iion.
The fasttdlus person likes, of course, to be w ell dressed at all
most brand new but it un
NOTICE OF SALE
perty heretofore acquired by the
by
w ill be with the American people M w a ^ n a t u ^ o r ^he A tlantaTto turn to him for the following p o p er.-T u r County of Umatilla, Oregon,, at reg.
tim
es and to keep clothing cleaned and pressed
N
otice
la
hereby
given
that
.... .
until It becomes enacted Into law. Eufroas or T bb A ti . astic M outhlt .]
ular sales for delinquent taxes, said virtue of the authority of the
y
T his desire to have one’s clothing at Its he; t Is
»«'•' 1
'
rials, transportation, housing, and so
Reference is made to that part of
1
forth. On top of that there prevailed tracts being located at various parts Charter of the City of Hermiston
stronger at any tim e in the year than In springtim e w! e 1 . t-
the platform in which Mr. Steiwer
War was once described as Pros- the demands of the Shipping Board, of said county, a more specific des- and the direction of the City Council
ure Is In a gay, dress-up mood.
aays, “I . . . favor a reasonable plan ( gia's moat profitable Industry.
with the slogan that ships would win crlption of which may be secured at autorizing and directing the Treas-
It needs only s scant examination of the war, and of the Food Administra­
for draft In time of war of necess-1
the
office
of
the
Tax
Collctor
of
said
urer
of
the
City
of
Hermiston
o
Don't worry about cleaning and mending your
clothes,
countries
ary resources.” It 1» for som ething history'to learn that other
,ndlctment.
them to us and let us do it for you. We send them back, re­
indictment. tion, with the slogan that food would County. The said County Court collect the unpaid »(»eesmenv for
like this that the American Legion
me ,hod8 of the Robber Barons wtn the war. Further, there was the has fixed the minimum price for street Improvements levied and lm-
turn postage prepaid.
has been working for a number of!
pot pMa wlth tb, end of feudal- Railroad Administration with its need which each of said tracts shall be posed nder the provisions of
-
for material and labor, and Anally
years. The Legion plan w ill call , Jjm Annexation by conquest did not
there was the feverish quest for labor sold at not less than the amount or dinance No. 108 passed by the L y
for some legislation that will make ceMe. But when Amerlea entered the and supplies on the part of the muni­ taxes together with all penalties and Council and approved by the Mayor
it possible for property to be drafted , World War President Wilson fathered tion makers—all competing for labor, Interest and costs of sale for w hich on December 6th, 1922, w hich as-
Our Motto is Quick Service and Good W r’
for purposes of war Just as men a doctrine that shall always'
money, materials, transportation, fuel, thc said property was acquired by sersment was dul docketed In t e
d r .,,« , I ,
.... » .n ic .
I
£ “ ‘» ¿ '„ ,‘.• ,7 - B power, and each Insisting on the said County, all sales to be for Docket of City Liens on December
greater Importance of Its activity. All
The nation follow ing such a p ro-, jo(.cg
this while the labor supply was being cash to the highest and best bidder 7th, 1922.
cedure would have a vast advant-,
M America has taken the lead lessened by the flow of men Into the I at HUCh sale.
I w ill on the 17th day of April,
age Over adversaries not employing toward making Impossible national Army.
Dated at Pendleton. Oregon, this 1926 at the hour of 10 o’clock tin
that plan because war under Buch profit through war. It too may be
| the forenoon of said day at the City
While an endeavor was being made 13th day of March. 1926.
methods of mobilization would be America’s privilege to point the way to bring order out of chaos, the great
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Council Chamber In the City of Her.
R.
T.
COOKINGHAM,
literally a war of the whole nation. toward making Impossible Individual undertaking had to go on. Men, ships, Sheriff of Umatilla County. OregonJ m lston, Umatilla County, Oregon sell
profit through war. To take the profit monitions, food, material, had to be
Wealth and youth would be equally out of war Is to take a long step to-
{28_4tc )
the follow ing described lots, pieces
____ . A.,.«»- provided. Old organizations, bureaus
In the harness, and each woud have ward creating an economic
B4
i and parcels of land at public auc-
detesta-
tradIt,ong ha„ t0 be met an„
the same Incentive to maintain In­ tlon of war. The experience of the
changed, but not destroyed until the IN THE COUNTY COUBT OF THE tlon to the highest bidder for cash
ternational good will and peace, as United States In the World War af­ new was set up. The wonder of It all
in hand, the proceeds from the sale
STATE OF OREGON FOB
THIS IS THE PLACE
to make war, always horrible, ghast­ fords a basis for the belief that the is. not that there were so many mis­
of each lot, piece or parcel of land
UMATILLA COUNTY
plan
herein
discussed
Is
practical.
In
takes. but that so much was accom­
ly, wasteful, only the last means of
to be applied In satisfaction of the
fact. It Is more than a belief—It Is a plished.
In the Matter of the Estate
resort for settlin g difficulties.
of
CITATION, aescesment upon such lot, piece or
certainty, although not widely known.
At the time we entered the war
Mr. Steiwer Is to be congratulat­
The world Is such a busy place, and
Susan A. W hite. Deceased.
’ Parcel of lend.
„„»„tlnn
of
ed on having incorporated this pro­ the radlne of hnman activity has been prices were at their peak, and tending
To Elmer W hite. W ill W hite. Fred
Follow ing is a description of
higher
becanse
of
the
war’s
Insatiable
vision in his platform. If war can so greatly enlarged because of modera
Boss. Eva Ward each of said lots, r'-eces or parcels
demands. The problem was not alone
be outlawed, let us hasten thd .lay, Inventions, that It la not strange that to secure the materials and labor and W hite, Gladys Ward
of land w ith the number of feet
but If it Is to remain with us as a there are but few people who are con­ to stop the confusion, but to do It In Corse, Grace W hite, Lells W hite, frontage, name of owner or reputed
versant with what was quietly but
Mary White, Clarence Getchell, Bon-.
heritage of barbarism, then let us
etectively taking plnee In this coun­ such a way that the morale of the peo­ eta Getchell. Millard F. W hite. L. “w n .r and rte nmeunt of «d d e » e
do everything to spread the bur en try In the mobilisation and use of Its ple would be maintained. The prices Owen W hite. Lizzie Estes, Rosie ment unpaid w it h in t e r « s t t h e r eon
OR ANYTHING IN THE HARNESS L I*E
of cost over all the people of »’ " material resonrcea In the World War of tome things, like steel and copper, Hammer and Nannie Means, and all! from December 6. 1922 to April
nation and to provide the power that —a process that would have eventual­ were fixed far below prevailing rates,
and
the
wages
of
labor
In
those
indus­
other persons Interested in said es- 1926 added,
Is vested In wealth with a sharp In­ ly eliminated all Improper profits.
Amt. due.
Strength Is given to the public ad­ tries were standardized. The more täte:
centive to prevent war.
highly organized an Industry, the
w ith Int.
vocacy of Industrial mobllsatlon made
Whereas application has been
easier It was to arrange. Order did
to
Apr.
1. ’28
Name
by both President Harding and Presi­
Lot
not commence to appear until the made In due form to the above en- Block
DIGGING UP SOME OLD DEBTS dent Coolidge—Mr. Coolidge as re­ Army tunneled Its needs through one titled Court by F. B. Swayze, admin- D istrict 1—-
cently as last October in hts Omaha
$36 35
man sitting with a section of the War istrator w ith the w ill annexed of Block 9, lot 14.
speech to the American Legion—by
“Bob” Simmons has done It again. the fact that the plan they advocated Industries Board and until the Navy, Bald estate, for an order authorizing
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Answering some of tht eastern mem­ ss a part o l the regular national war Shipping Board. Allies and Railroad and empowering him to sell the real D istrict 2—
_.
Administration did likewise. Each de­
. .
J240 #7
bers of congress, who are Insistent agencies .had once been set np and partment satisfied Its requirements estate belonging to said decedent and Block 4, lots ,
ABRAM METHOD
upon stringent measures being ap­ successfully operated under the War through a central authoritative body. described as follows, to-wlt:
s,n8,
1
taq 2B
OP
BLOOD
TESTING
AND TREATMENT
Industries
Board.
The East Half (EV4) of the W est Block 4, lot 1«, J’
”
,g ,an
plied to reclamation farmers, the
Thia was called the War Industries
Preceding the President's recent Board, controlling and directing all
member from the Sixth Nebraska
Half
(W
H
)
of
Section
30;
the
East
Block
6.
lot
13,
e
$
3
9
7
7
d ear exposition ol this subject, some
has been going back Into history. degree of public Interest had been en­ materials and co-ordinating through Half ( E H )
Northwest
Quarter,
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chairman the whole system of gov-
' Block 8, lots 3, 4, 5. A rthur Bea«-
He finds that a little more than gendered by an exchange of letters be­ Its
emmental and civilian supply and de-. (N W U ) Section 31; and a strip of
ley ................... ........................8120.93
228,000,000 Is due the federal gov­ tween Owen D. Tonng (of Dawes plan mend. It was created by executive land containing 7H acres off the
PENDLETON, OREGON
Block 9, lots 1, 2, 3. A. W. Purdy
ernment from certain of the east­ fame), In behalf of the Walter Hinee order In March of the year 1918.
north end of the east half of the
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Page
School
of
International
Rela-
ern states. On loans made nlnaty
Briefly, this board endeavored to Southwest Quarter (S W H ) Section
years ago, to be repaid on request j tlons
mobilise the Industries of America so 31, described as commencing at the Block 9, lots 6 and 6 P. B. Doh
apondenee resulted In the establish- that the fighting forces of the Allied
............................8107.40
of congrets. Pennsylvania borrowed ,
pf lecture, at tfc. m , « School
erty ..............................-
center stake of said Section
31,
from the federal treasury 82,867,- (of Johns Hopkins University) on this and associated nations could draw "thence south 18 rads, thence west D istrict 3—
from the United States—the last res­
614; Ohio 82,007,260; Indiana 8860,- thsme. Previously the Atlantic Month­ ervoir of men. materials and money— 80 rods, thence north 13 rods, thence Block 7, lots 6 and 7, W. B. Beas­
ley ..............................................*’ «’26
264: Michigan. 8286.761;
Illinois, ly printed an article by Sisley Huddle­ the things needed for the winning of east 80 rods to the p'ace of beginn­
Call fat and let us tell you in person what we can do for yon
8447,919. Other states are Involv­ ston, who pointed out that Europe saw the war at the time the things were ing, all in township 4 N. R. 29 E. W. D istrict ♦—
at thi« Beauty Shop. A satisfied -ustomer is our best advertise­
great strides toward peace In the needed and with the least dislocation
Block I. lots 1 and 2. J. D. Low-
ed In the debt. This was In 1836, American Idea of “taking the profit
M. In U m atilla County, Oregon.
ment. Come and see for yourself.
man ......................................... 811 7.18
when a surplus had been accumulat­ out of war” In a systematic way. His of Industry and the least disturbance
And
whereas
said
Court
fixed
on;
All the latest methods are used at this Beauty Shop and all
of
the
civilian
population.
ed under the administration ol And­ basic reference wae to the plan of the
the 16,h day of May, 1926 at 2 Block 1 lot 4, S. R. Oldaker..8196.68
T^ . mnn
work is done under sanitary co tuitions.
II
rew Jackson. Note please, lha' i War Industries Board.
o ’clock P. M. at the regular May term Block 1, lots 7, 8 and 9. ^ " ‘ar
The War Industries Board wss or­
SLOAN BONNET AND BEAUTY PARLORS
Andrew Jackson, democrat that he I The resources of a country might
A Pelly
7 « ', w
ganised like any other supervisory of this Court, at the court room of
Xaroelling Facial and Scalp Treatments are Our Specialties
was, also believed In the principle of be referred to as the live M’s: (1) oommlttee, with « chairman, vice this Court In ,l»e County Court Block 2, lots 1 and 2, J. W. Mc-
man power; (2) money: (8) main­
8191.76
«mart and Exclusive M’Uinery at Most Reasonable Prices.
tariff for protection.
Dermed
tenance or food: (4) material re- chairman, m em bers In charge of va­ House In Pendleton, U m atilla County,
Low-
646 Main St., Pendleton, Ore.
Telephone; 380
The point that Representative |
(inciad|„„ raw material«. rious activities, bureau chiefs and sub­ Oregon as the time and place for Block 2. lots 5 and 6, J. D. Jx>w-
8171. 19
Simmons makes Is that states which mannfneturtng facilities, tranaportn- ordinate workers. It surveyed and hearlng any and all objections t o ! man
». Mc-
no largely and directly benefltted by (tea. feel awd power): and (6) morale «ought to arrange the whole Industrial said petition and the granting of Block 7. lots 5, 6. and 7. Chas*
8404.50
» raid on the public treasury are not The tntetltgence with which the first war field under the plenary powers
said order and license of sale,
Namee .................... ................
’
warranted at thia tin». 1» harrasslng; ^ r are
t^Z conferred by the President and the
Therefore. In the Name o f the Block 7. lots 8 and 9. Lowman &
WE ARE GROWING
Congress. How well It did this Is a
8196.89
Mttlers who a re b e h in d In
th e ir.
pf (he rommIinlty
story for others to tell What It did State
of
Oregon
you, -- and
each of¡
Pelly
n ia io
01
u i p . u ii
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day by day. That la because w e
payments. Especially as these set-j
Ip the war emergeney It early he­ la the basts of the plan 1 am here you are hereby Instructed, directed j Block 8. lot 4, First N atl. Ba .
please our customers w ith
the
48
ller« have shown no disposition In 1 Mm, evident to those who were drawing.
.„ a
r o m i lr o d t n be and appear at
Hermiston .................- .........•
kind of vulcanizing work w e do.
It was comparatively easy to fix and required to
D.
Low-
any way to evade their obligations, charged with the responsibility of
said time and place and there show Block 8, lots 5. 6, 7, 8, J
Our up-to-date vulcanizing maehlnee
Are In d'"tress through no fault of, mobilising Ihe reaenrcea Hint there prices and to distribute mstertals. and
man __ — ........... .— ..........„...198.83
together w ith good m atrlals a n i
Indeed to stabilize the wages of labor cause. If any you have or If any
thelr o w n . Who „ , k relief o»»ly |
exists
why
an
order
o
f
sale
should
Block
8.
lot
9.
First
Natl.
Ban
.
In those Industries In which prices
i » nie Rcalnit profiteering,
workmanship turns out a first class
from the rem it of mistakes made by, F )([ht
wl))fnl nn(, profl,
were fixed. The labor si,nation, how­ no, b,. made as In said petition pray-
Hermiston ....................
Job.
the government, and for which they ! might be Involuntary: but. whatever ever, became Increasingly difficult, ed for, and why said petition should Block 11. lots 1. 2. «, 7, 8, 8, Ix>w-
are no, even remotely responsible. Its fora», there was a Jus, determina­ particularly when General Crowder not he granted and said order and
man A P elly ..............
.J8119.T«
PACIFIC TIRE COMPANY
Msvhe If some folks would look tion It should eeese. So tt became , found It necessary to withdraw men license should not Issue.
Block 11. lotfc» 3 and 4. P-
•
for
the
proposed
campaign
of
1919
u n h isto ry , from th e tu n e of the pass-i necessary to fix prices where the sup-
W itn e ss the Hon. I. M. ftchannep.l
K ingsley .................... ............ J ’ 1*-”
attar 4.009.000 eoldlrrs had already
2061/a
E. Alta St.
Peadletoa, 0 » .
a g e of Hamilton's "assumption’’ act P'F ’rM
e r e e te A a
Judge of said Court and the seal of Block 11, lot 6, Genevieve Klm-
“
.
Wherever the government ereeteq a been taken.
827.80
by the first congress, on down, less <b<(rta)m by
dem«nds, prte«. were
Much has been said about the profi­ thls County affixed this 23rd day of
ball ..................
Mo-
talk «bout rep»idlstlon might be #Med TOt Only for the Army. Navy and teering of labor. It Is an unjust accu­ March. 192«.
Block 12. lots «. T. • . ». *• F. _Me-
8349.81
heard. A lot of transactions for- »he Allies, but for the civilian popnta- sation. It la only fair to say that this
R.
T.
BROWN.
1
N
ancht
gotten by the public still remain on tlon as well. And In addition to price rendition was primarily brought about
Clerk. Block “B." K>‘ 1. Christien Science
the records. Settlers on the federal‘ Axle« on war esesattali. (aaeh as steel. through the Inexperience of the organ­ (30-5tc)
Church .................................... 158.88
isation within our own governmental
reclamation projects are not repud-1 w®°*- copper, aa to
Block 16, lot 1. J. D. Lowman
a scs after the war program had beta I «apartments and by the furious bld-
NOTICE OF HEARING UPON
__ _____ ____________ «73.37
latlonists. They Just ask for re'tef alud’
rationed or distributed ae- ding of munitions makers and ship
FINAL REPORT
the president says they are entitled,
to the priority needs of ths 1 builders lor services. That sltustkm
»
«
-
_
L7e>
«f
Block
12. lots
1 and I. Lowman
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Rlvei vsrtnua etvlllae demands. In other! together with the Increased prices of In the County Court of the State of, *
to. Congress scarcely can
words, where the price of ths prodeet j the things that labor had to buy with
Oregon for Umatilla Coast/.
them less.— The Omaha Bee.
£ « «
gw , ,
of an Industry was fixed that tadeatry the results of Its work, made tt Inert- in the Matter of the M et.t.
'
bad to deliver the pert which the gov- table that labor must get higher
W lthln the lives of many pioneer» ernm(,Bt dtd not Med to the clvtttae wages.
So It became evident that the price ^ nX d A,” ‘ na’ r C" “
«W NN
now living It required weeks of hard population, not In the way ths Indus-
rover the dtstanee
die,sore re-i
re-' try choae, but as the government dl- fixing program had to go «Ten fur­
traveling to cover
Notice 1« herby given th at the!
ther, and the War Industries Board,
presented between Pssco and E lk o.1 rseted.
.
H
f
when the Armistice eame. was pre undcrslcned ad min Istrator ot the ea-jSec.
Nevada
Now an airplane makes a< « m“*‘
« •»
873.38
““
j
.
,, the war cams there was no sdeqaate ceedlng with a campaign to fix the tate of James Alexander Craig T hom .1 Oldaker
round trip daily and carries mall!
„ „ ^ d . It Is doubted by prices of all ths baste things that la­ deceased, has filed hts final report District
both ways. Changes come so rap-1 tbe b ilt »„thorttles whether say af- bor bad to buy. Soma had prevkxisly with the Clerk of the above entitled Block 7. lot 1. H A.
- ! , « 7«
Idly and In so npeetsculsr a fashion fertlva form of preparation then boon fixed. I apeak ot labor In a much Court and that the Judge ot said Block 8. lot ». B. W. Mack ...«fifi.7
broader
sen««
than
manual
labor,
tor
that we of thin tw entieth century, known would have been of much avail
the uoorgautzed so-called "white col­ Court has designated Saturday, the District 7
nre hard put to realize the slgnlflr- la view of the widespread and
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lar" part of our community—clerks, 17th day wf April. 1»»« »< <** Bloek ’ ’ lott 4 *nd ’ ’
anre of some of these changes.
j knowlwlg. of »be vartoee tastrsm sais teacher«.'government employees, pro
hour of 2 o’clock la the afternoon
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(eestonal men—were less able to meet „ the ttme. and the room, of the
Dated at Hermiston Oregon, th l.
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A business meeting of the Ladle«'' vleed aad which It became aeeeaeary Ihe situation than labor In tba nar- shove entitled Court In the County 18th
rower sense For the protection and
GEORGIA HENDERSON.
Aid society o f the Baptist rhurch te remhat.
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relief of each g»onpe certain pinna Court House a t Pendleton. Umatilla
w ill be held In the church Wednea-
Oer ewa Army tad MVerefi
City Treasurer.
were
«pvteed.
To
Illustrate-
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County,
Oregon
aa
the
place
when
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, eompetlag oae with another for m et»
day afternoon. April 14, at 2:30.
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O e o c lu M N e a t. Week.)
May 16
Y o u C an S a v e
Taking the Profit
Out of War
O n F o o d C o sts
NORTON’SCASHGRO FPY
The Model Cleaners
MODEL CLEANER*
J. H. Booher, Prop
506 Main St.
Pendteton, Ore.
If you want your Auto Top Repaired
or Recovered
A New Set of Side Curt« ins
A Tent Made to Order
W. I. GADWA, Pendleton, Ore.
CANCER SPECIALIST
Dr. B. B. Brundage
W hen In P endleton-
VULCANIZING
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