The Hermiston herald., April 08, 1926, Image 3

«HOB g a y V y T O B
A re Y ou K eeping Your N ose to the
Grindstone
Just managing to make both suds
meet— sometimes not quite manag­
ing it.
Depositing ALL of your income
and paying bllbi by check » ill en­
able you to budget your1 earning«
so that there'» an appreciable bal­
ance at the end of the month.
R. B. Hough, scoutmaster and John
Andrews. The boys won third place
In knot tlelng and took eight points.
The scouts who made the trip were
Tlltord Stillings, Gerald Haddox.
Walther Ott, Walter Andrews, Owen
Hunt. Oscar Whltaett, Victor Addle-
man, Robert Bennett and Robert
Hooker.
OBJCGOST.
U M O V DIRECTORY
Send It To The Laundry
Science prove« that it is very «healthy to dry clothing in­
doors, especially during damp or stormy weather when pneumon­
ia is more or less prevalent.
MINNEHAHA LOCALS
- Bert Mullins
C O N F E C T IO N E R Y
S T A T IO N E R Y
W e handle a full
line o f high class
-^ c a n d ie s =
QUEEN
ESTHER
CHAPTER
No.
101, O. E. 9., meets second aad
fourth Tuesday evening* of each
month at 8:00 sharp in Masonic hall.
Visiting members welcome.
Euthemta Jackson, W. If.
Kathryn L. Garner, Secretary.
V IN E Y A R D LODGE NO. SM, L O. O. » ,
V m . u « e h I to k ili <n«in< I . OdS VWtow.
hall Visiti tur member» cordially I avi tad.
W. R. Loajghorn. Sec. Jasper Tern pia ton. N . (I.
The Domestic Laundry offers the following services:
Peter Jackson of Longview, Wash­
RECLAMATION LODGE
DGE Na
NaakOThK.
ington, Is visiting at the home of his
1— FINISHING DEPARTMENT
irsday e « v ä ü a * ia
of P . meets each Thursday
P. M.
Mack s Hall, at 7 JO T
2 Vialtinc
Our new and modern equipment makes It possible for us to turn
brothers, E. L. and C. M. Jackson.
brothers eordially invited.
W. H. McMillan R. A. Brownsoa.
Mrs. Rena Calkins of Arlington
out a grade of finished work that Is a source of pleasure to our
R. K. and 8.
C. O.
is visiting at the boms of John Cal­
many customers.
kins.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson, former­
a—
ROUGH
DRY
ly of Portland, who have recently
Dr. F. V. PRIME
Needs no Introduction. Our rough dry patrons have more than
moved to our neighborhood, express
DENTISTRY
dougled
In
the
past
tw
oyeara.
the opinion that Hermiston's brand
Dental X-Ray and Diagnosis
of weather compares favorably with
Hermiston, Oregon
3— THRIFT-SERVICE
that put up by Portland.
Bank Bldg.
Phone Connections
Is the name of a new dcpartment which is meeting with great
W. G Rodda has been on the sick
Neu» stand
popularity.
The
flat
work,
both
towels,
handkerchiefs,
etc.,
are
list, but since the bees of the project
W. J. W ARNEB
Cigars and Tobacco
and adjoining sections demand his
Ironed carefully and ready to use. Th wearing apparel is return­
of Hermiston
Attorney-at-Law
time, he feels he hasn't time to be
ed damp but woolens are dried s o that no possibility of shrink­
sick.
Hermiston
i : :
Oiegoa
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Y
age exists. This service is being offered aj 5c per pound plus le
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $50,000
Mr. Matott reports baseball o. k. :
♦
*
per
piece.
and golf not so bad, but fishing is
EF IT'S
*
H S. McKEE-IE, M. D
not what it should be and we have
B. Swayxe, Pree.
R. Alexader, Vlce-Pree.
an
Idea
that
he
is
planning
a
’
fish-;
A. H. Norton, Cashier W. L. Hamm, Asst. Cashier
Eye. Ear- Nose and Throat
Ing trip to the place where the kind
Office: 1-2-3 Inland Empire Bldg.
of fish that you talk about are
Pendleton, Oregon
YOU WANT
caught, but being a person of action
Chickering Baby Grand piano at an more than of words, even In fishing,
CALL 25-J
exceptional bargain.
Pendleton i we do not know as to the truth of
JAMES L. SEARS, M. D,
Music house.
30-2tc the last statement.
’0UNTRY HAULS S0LICITE1
Physician and Surgeon
Last Friday afternoon the children ,
Office phone 733
Res. phone »02
Will trade new radio set complete
for
piano. Pendleton
Music of the school and some of the little
Office in First National Bank Bldg.
House.
30-3tc people of the neighborhood enjoyed
TRANSFER AND DRAY
FOR SALB
an Easter egg hunt after which egg
races were given. Rosella Matott play on the Hermiston course last Where Name Gamaliel
DR. THEO. BELETSKI,
was the winner in the little folks Sunday, first place was won by the
Veterinarian
W A Leathers buys and sells al­
Occur» in the Bible
race with Billy Jackson a close sec­ Boardman team with an average
falfa hay. ‘ Offloe In building for-
Treats
all
Domestic
Animals. Inter­
Two men by the name of Gamaliel
ond. Bessie Calkins was winner in ecore of 58 for nine holes of play.
merly occupied by Western Land
state Stock Inspector
are spoken of In the Bible. The pe­
j the race for larger pupils.
Co. and Hay Growers' Assn. Phone
Arlington was second with an aver­ riods In which they lived were widely
That the people of Minnehaha sec- age score per player of 60, and separated. The name of the first Is
31.
1-tfe
We Haul Anything Anywhere j tlon are here and here to stay is made
Hermiston was third with an aver­ found In Numbers 1 :10. He was the
We Wash Everything But the
TOR SALE!—A 7 room strictly mod
evident by improvements being made. age of 62.6. The Boardman team son of Pedahuzur, a prince or cap­
Anytime
Baby.
srn house, full basement an dgood
Wm Hinellne with Mr. Williams' used one of Arlington’s players to tain of the Tribe of Manasseh, and he
Is
here
mentioned
In
connection
with
lawn. Close to Bchool. Might trade.
'aid
has
completed
a
large
dairy
barn
LONG DISTANCE MOVING
FOUR TIMES A WEEK
complete the team of six.
the census of Sinai. He again men­
See C. H. Skinner.
46-tfc
and a new garage.
SERVICE
For Hermiston A. H. Norton was tioned In chapters 2 :20; 7 :54 and 10:
A SPECIALTY
Roe McFall has a new separator low stroke man with 52, and Dr. 23, the latter reference being to
room and garage.
Phone 74-M
Sears was second with a 58. The Gamaliel as captain of the Tribe of
FOR SALE)— 750 pound Primrose sep­
Residence second house west of the
Mi‘. Pennock has releveled and Hermiston players were not down­ Manasseh at the starting of the Is-
arator. Inquire Inland Empire
Catholic church, i ’hone, 82-R.
reseeded his lawn, excavated a sunk­ cast by their defeat. They have raelities on their march through the
Lumber Co.
43 tfc
en garden of which Mrs. Pennock Is been playing golf for only a few wilderness. The second Gamaliel was
a Pharisee and celebrated doctor of
FOR SALE or trade 15 acres, part HERMISTON-PENDLETON STAGE now supervising the planting.
weeks and were In competition with the law, who gave sound worldly ad­
SCHEDULE
Clyde
McElroy
has
set
out
large
alfalfa, part orchard, and some In
some players who have been study- vice to the Sanhedrin respecting the
A. M. shade trees around his new house to fng,
Pendleton, Oregon
game {or
much longer treatment of the followers of our
asparagus. For partculars call at Leave:
Hermiston
.....................................
8:06
QUALITY
SERVICE
provide
a
shady
playground
for
the
perlod
Lord.
This
will
be
found
In
Acts
5:34.
Harald offce.
7-tfc
Stanfield ..................................... 8:20 new boy.
J LoCai golfers were dclghted with It is also learned from 22:3 that he
Plano for Sale— Near Hermiston. Echo ....../................... ,................. 1:30
Mr. Rodda has been leveling for the sportgmanHhlp displayed by the was the teacher of St. Paul when the
Beautiful high grade piano must Noll» ............................................ 8:50 flower gardens. Mr. Harris has Ar„ ngton and Boardman teams. The latter was a young man zealously de­
be sold at once. Big discount and Barnhart ..................................... 9:10 been making substantial Improve- vl8ltor8| coraplimented the Hermis- voted to Judaism. He is generally
terms $10 monthly to reliable Rieth .............................................. 9:20 ments on his grounds and Charley ton players on the excellent condi­ Identified with the very celebrated
Jewish doctor, Gamaliel, who was the
party. For particulars write the Pendleton ................;................... 9:30 McElroy has built a new cement tion of the local course.
A FEW IFS AND WHY!
son of Rnbbl Simeon, and grandson
Cline Piano Co., 66 Front St., Leave:
P- M. foundation under his house and he
Plans are now under way to hold of the cetebrated Htllel. He was pres
Portland, Ore.
29-4tc Pendleton ..................................... 4:30 plans a cement basement. He has a tournament within a short time ldent of the Sanhedrin, the great
IF you Intend having an- Auction,
also built up a fine drive to his to determine the membership of a council of the Jews, during the reigns
Rieth ..............................................
and
Barnhart ....................................... 4:50 .home. Grandma McElroy says she team which will meet Arlington and of the Roman emperors Tloerlus, Ca­
IF
you want to sell at good prices,
MISCELLANEOUS
Nolln .............................................. 5:10 j questions whether this improvement Boardman In another match In the ligula and Claudius.
and
Echo .............................................. 5:30 j ts BU for her. Probably the fact near future. It Is planned to have
IF you want an auctioneer who
FOR RENT— Good residence close Stanfield ....................................... 5:40 that he expects the arrival of his each player go 36 holes to determine Science Vainly Seek»
can speak German as weh as
Hermiston .................... '............... 6:00 brother and family and sister and the team’s personnel. The match
In. Call Knerr’s Repair Shop.
Neu) Source» of Silk
English,
Sunday schedule— Leave Hermis­ family from western central states probably will be held at Arlington
31-tfc
In spite of the enormous Increase
ton), 10:30 A. M. I#ave PendHe- as soon as roads are open for auto later this month.
WHY the man you are looking for
In the production of artificial silk, real
travel Is responsible for these Im­
FOUND— Casing and tube on rim. ton, 4:30 P. M.
Individual scores of the various silkworm silk Is Just as much sought
provements. The two families ex­ players were as follows:
Call at Herald office, identify and
after as ever, and Is even more ex­
pect to locate here.
pay for ad.
31-2tc
Arlington— Snell, 55; D. Donnelly, pensive than fennerly. So much so
The school board has woven wire 69; McMillan, 56: Story, 62; Stev­ that attempts have been made to find
Stangier Building
other Insects te produce It.
and cement posts for fencing the ens, 64; and Blackburn, 54.
WANTED— Calves, beeves, hogs and
Spiders
have
been
tried,
and
other
school grounds and expect to have
ooultry. Phone or write Her­
Boardman— Smith, 59; Boardman, caterpillars besides that of the silk­
miston Market.
2 7-tfc
PENDLETON, OREGON
the work done soon.
58; McPherson, 58; Ballenger, 59; worm moth, but without much success.
There
a considerable acreage Dorlng, 60; and Fish, 54.
“The an Who Criea Sales
The oddest source from which silk has
Watch, clock and Jewelry repairing.
Neglect of the liver results In self of barley In preparation for new
Everywhere”
Hermiston— Norton, 52; W. Felt- been obtained ts a shellfish, a sort of
Be« Newell, next door to Sappers. poisoning! Not so quickly, perhaps, seeding of alfalfa. C. M. and E. L.
house,
65; Paul, 65; Brownson, 71; mussel, called the “pinna" and found
18-tfe but Just as surely as If you drank Jackson, Charles McElroy and others
In the Mediterranean.
Sears, 58; and Prime, 65.
poison out of a bottle .If your liver have considerable acreage.
This creature fastens Itself to the His prices are reasonable and he does
the business.
for
Army
BURK Is headquarters
rocks wljh fine and very strong
18 not doing Its work of heplng diges­
IRRIGATION DISTRICT BONDS
threads, which can be spun Into love­
Shoes.
tion, eliminating waste from the
Sale Dates can he had at ths office.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ly golden yellow silk.
206 East Court St.
j
FOR SALE
bowels and purifying the blood, you
In the Circuit Court of the State of
But
It
is
not
likely
that
sea
silk
Btfrk’a tor bargains.
Notice Is hereby given that the will ever be a commercial proposition.
will always be troubled with sick
Oregon for the County of Umatilla
ANY AND
headaches, nausea, biliousness, bad In the Matter of the Estate
Board of Directors of the Westland The thread Is very short, the filaments
SMITH’S SECOND HAND STORE—
breath, gas, sour stomach or constipa,
Irrigation District In Umatilla and being not more than three Inches long.
of
Ton get more for your money;
HERMISTON TIRE SHOP
Morrow counties, In the Btate of Also, It takes more than three thou­
S. P. Hutchinson. dec»ased.
Isn’t that funny.
Furniture, tlon.
Oregon, will receive sealed proposals sand of the fish to produce one pound
Cleanse
and
tone
your
llverl
Put
The
undersigned
having
been
by
First Door West of
atovea and everything. Jnst walk
at their office In Hermiston, Oregon, of silk. Yet a little is produced and
Hermiston Light Co.
in and forget to ring.
35-tfc your Bystem In condition so you feel order of the County Court of the
worked
In
Sicilian
const
villages.
FOR YOU
your very best again! Try Just a State of Oregon for Umatilla County until 8 o’clock P. M. April 20th,
We carry a complete line of rc-
1926,
for
the
purchase
of
$87,500.00
spoonful
of
Dr.
H.
S.
Thacher's
ex­
appointed Executrix of the Last Will
Always In the market for Veal. Beef.
llners and boota, also some auto
jj Phone 139
Pendleton, Ore. g
Pork and Mutton. J. C. Djwning, cellent Liver and Blood Syrup after and Testament of S. P. Hutchinson of the bonds of said Westland Irri­ Blood Analyst* Help»
accessorle. New and used tires
gation
District,,
subject
to
prior
the
next
few
meals
and
notice
the
Hermston.
7-tfc
deceased, notice 1» hereby given to
" » ■ ■ ■ » » ■ ■ ■ « ■ » (■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ IB
tubes.
Vulcanlzng, tire
Doctor in Diagnosis and
quick Improvement In the way you all persons having claims against validation and confirmation of said
changing and tube repairing.
The
doctor
who
used
to
feel
his
Poland» tor Profits. Stillings. 37tf eat, sleep, look and feel— the return said estate to present them, with bonds by the Circuit Court of the
Sriberling and Federal line» of
of strength, vigor and energy. You proper vouchers, within six months State of Oregon for Umatilla County, patient’s pulse or gaze into a gaping
tires.
mouth
te
determine
the
cause
o f Ill­
will be completely satisfied; other­ from the date of this notice, to said as provided by Chapter 390, Gene­
Try Burk’s tor bargains.
30x3 H tires........ »7.75
ness nowaday« takes a drop of blood
wise there will be no cost.
Executrix at the office of her at­ ral Laws of Oregon for 1919, said to analyze. The guilt for much of
BURKENB1NE & BURKENBIN'E
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES AND
bonds
to
be
dated
January
1st,
1926,
human suffering has been traced to
torney, C. Z. Randall, at Room 24,
nnURANCB. J M. B1OGS. RE­
to bear Interest at the rate of 6 per the germs, tiny but deadly, which
Stangler
Building,
Pendleton,
Ore­
ACTOR.
26-tfc TREE! This Coupon is Good foi gon.
cent, payable semi-annually on the force their entrance Into the human
We Haul
Sample Bottle
first days of January and July each body, and which can only be detected
Dated April 8, 1926.
FOR NEW AND USED CARS— Kel
ANYTHING
Dr. Thacher's Liver A Blood Syrup Goldla Yates, Executrix of the Last year. The bonds begin to mature by such analysis.
“Blood tests provide ns with clews
logg Motor Co.
2-tfc if presented before the supply for
ANYWHERE
Will and Testament of S. P. Hut­ ten years from date of Issue.
to an ever-growing number of all
free distrlbtion Is already given
The Board reserves the right to ments,” said a doctor to the writer.
chinson, Deceased.
31-5tc
ANYTIME
FOR EXCHANGE—A good single away. Read the full dealls above,
reject any and all bldg or proposals
“It ts being found, for instance, that
buggy for young cow or yearling then act at or.ee, as this offsr Is
eye complaints are often due to the
received.
Beck’ey Heads Wool Body
TELEPHONE 31
heifer. Joe Dyer.
29-tfc limited. Get a trial size now by
By order of the Board of Directors absorption of germs which have af
C. L. Beckley of Dixonville, Ore­
fected
other
parts
of
the
body,
such
presenting this coupon to Mitchell gon, was recently re-elected presi­ of Westland Irrigation District, dat­
as the tonsils. We can often detect
Good blue grass pasture, shade and Drug Company.
dent of the Pacific Cooperative Wool ed March 18, 1926.
them by testing the blood.
water, for cattle, price $3 per head
Your needs in everything
J. W. MESSNER.
growers association. Dr. i I,. E.
“Many cases of Illness are dne to
per month. This will be a good
Heavy Hogs Penalized
Brownell of San Francisco was Secretary of the Board of Directors something taken In from without—
that is necessary to com­
pasture to fatten cattle as we do
That the dlacrlmlnalion against
usually microscopic germa. More and
of Westland Irrigation District.
not overstock these pastures. W. overweight hogs is being drawn elected vice-president and E. A. Mc-
more of these germs are becoming
plete your golf outfit.
A. Leathers.
29-tfc more finely now than in the past Is Cornack of Eugene secretary-treas­ (28-5tc)
known to us every dsy. There Is
urer. The directors were In addi­
reason to believe that the origins of
the statement made by H. J. Still­ tion to the offices named W. E.
ROOM FOR RENT— And board with
TAT
V” TLPA?r.a,
other diseases which are still un­
Pugnacious Crayfish
ings, following Ills return fom Port­ Hunt, Maupin, Oregon: W. B. Bar-
family. Inquire Mutual Cream­
Crayfish are so pugnscloes that If known may be found In the same
picturp
• s u id a s
land
where
he
had
a
load
of
live­
kett, Portland, formerly a leading
30-tfc
cause.’’
ery-
stock belonging to project farmers wool grower of Morrow county; | two of them are put In the same crate
ATL GLASS
or open pen one will kill the other, or.
FOR SALE— 1 Dining room table, 6 on the market last Monday. Here­ 8. D. Dorman, Ontario, Oregon; C. like the farmer's dog, die barking at
Lace-Mahing
Old
A
rt
dining room chairs, dsvenport, tofore hogs weighing more than 250 V. Bales. Kimberly, Oregon; F. S. the hole. That Is why. when the Uni­
Phone 181
513 ::ain St.
Lace-maklng, embroidery and fine
bed room set, library table, buf­ pounds have brought a lower price, Gedney. Mountain Home, Idaho; versity of Washington shipped a needlework In general are credited to
but
last
Monday,
hogs
weighing
fet. Mrs. W. W. Illsley.
30-2tp
James V. Davis, Pullman, Washing­ dozen rare specimens from Its aquar­ the Oreeka, and its antiquity goes
Peadîeto"., 0 :“jOn.
more than 200 pounds were worth
ton; D. H. Prior, Blocksburg. Cali­ ium In Seattle to the fish pool In New back to mythology almost. Minerva
York,
the
shippers
wound
up
eiich
from
10
to
60
cents
per
hundred
WANTED— By experienced woman
fornia; H. E. Bigelow. O’Neale, Call- crayfish In yards of wet cheesecloth. Is said to have originated the art of
under
housekeeping work; prefer piece weight less than thoee
oT corT
T n 200
the 'forala: J. D. Yeager. Simpson. Nev­ The consignment came through whole pictorial needlework. Many hooks on
lace making and embroidery have
where could be own boss. Phone pounds. Cheapnei
ada; J. A. McBride, Elko. Nevada: and healthy.—Youth's Companion.
HEMSTITCHING. PLEATING
been traced back to the Middle Ages.
IS-W -t.
30-ltp east is causing farmers to put lots
A. McBride. Elko. Nevada; H. F.
The Greeks are thought to have
DUTTONS
of fat on hogs, and the result Is .
Mlndpr Nevada,
brought It from Egypt, and the Chai
LOST— Yellow collie, about 2 weeks that light hogs are commanding the Dangberg.
Worms in Soil
and
.________
ago; reward for iaformation as to premium on the Portland market.
The beat treatment for the worms In deans, whose civilization was earlier
BUTTON HOLES
«rwsw W llSlg y t t
the soil, which are not likely to he than that of the Egyptlana, had de­
whereabout. Duncan Campbell lp The lighter hogs from here topped BOARDMAN TEAM WIN h EE
Portland's Monday market at 1 4 IM GOLF TODM AM IW I HERE) d°lng a ^ h a i ^ ls_waterlni[ «eiiral veloped it to a line degree also. France
Mail orders promptly
times with lime water, ss r»com- gave it wide popularity after the
— T I T THE HERALD WANT ADS—
cents.
mended recently. Different kinds of I Christian era
attended to.
Arlington Take* Second F la « , With worms are found In soil In which there !
High grade piano near Hermiston
Send us the p ric e o f a y e a r’i
Is decaying vegetable matter, but t'-e>
Hermiston Flayers I«
Columbia Scout* Place
will be eold to reliable party at
THE SMART SHOP
are harmless. Castor oil Is not Ilk.—
subscription if you are in arrears
Nine members of the Columbia,
Third.
big saving. $10 monthly will han­
Mrs.
R. L. Parker. Prop.
to
do
your
plants
any
good,
ami
dle. A real buy: write at once tor troop of Boy 9oouts made the tri»'
Herald Want Ads Bring T ot Results
„
to'
should
not
advise
using
IL—Montreal
822
Main
St.
Pendleton, 0«.
On
the
figures
available
for the
particulars. Tallman Plano Store. to Pendleton last Saturday
3O-2tc* rally. They were accompanied b y , sooreemade by golfer* In the matched b •«■»Hy Herald.
Salem, Oregon.
J L L.
T asty Drinks
at th e
Fountain.
F ir s t N a t i o n a l B a n k
S E R V IC E
Domestic Laundry Inc.
W m . Shaar, A gen t
h ..
Challis Transfer
& Storage
Phone 461
T . H. G aither
LAUNDRY
T roy L aundry
C om pany
Dr.
W. Boyd Whyte
AUCTION SALES!
Chiropractor
LOOK OUT FOR
SELF POISONING
C olonel
W M . F. Y O H N K A
»■■■.■■■■■■■a >■■■■£
i J. L. V A U G H A N g
E verthing
Electrical
H erm iston
T ransfer
W e H ave
A n ticip ated
L . J. M c A t e e
C om e
in
and
give our line the
“on ce over.”
HITT
D O IT N O W
I We Need the Money
I