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HONEST AND FAITHFUL SERVIOS
of *200 attorneys fees and tor plain­ claim or interest in end to the J. B. RYAN,
WE ARE GROWING
TO
Poetofflce address, Spokane, Wash­
Published «very Thursday at Her­ tiff’s coats and disbursements taxed premise* In aeid mortgage and here­
day by day. That is because wo
ington.
miston, Umatilla County, Oregon by at *47.36, which said decree and inabove described: and tor such
please our customer* with ths
Joseph S. Harvey, editor and man­ Judgment and order of gale have been other relief that equity in the mat­ RALEY, RALEY A STEIWER AND
kind of vulcaulzlng work we do.
duly docketed and enrolled In the ter may require.
H. J, WARNER, Poetofflce ad­
ager.
Our up-to-date vulcanizing machines
office of the clerk of said Court, and
This summons Is published pursu­
dress. Pendleton, Oregon.
together with good matrlals and
Entered as second class matter In and by which said Judgment, de­ ant to the order of the Honorable Gil­ (36-7te)
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
workmanship turns out a first class
December, ISO#, at the postoffice at cree and order of sale it was direct­ bert W. Phelps, Judge of the above
CANDIDATE FOR
Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. ed that the hereinafter described real entitled Court, duly made and enter­
Job.
property In Umatilla County, Oregon, ed on the 10th day of May. 1926
Subscription Rates
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION
together with the tenements, heredi- directing that publication herein be
PACIFIC TIRE COMPANY
*2.00 aments and appurtenances thereto made once a week for a period of six
One Year __ _________ ___
Sue M onths_______ ___ _____ *1.00 aelnnglng or in anywise appertaining weeks consecutively In the Hermis­
20ey8 E. Alta St.
Pendleton, Oie.
(Payable In Advance)
and also all of the estate, right and ton Herald and the first publication
interest of said defendants In and to herein Is made pursuant to said order J
ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY OFFERS the same, be sold by the Sheriff of
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I Umatilla County, Oregon, to satisfy
McKay dam is about finished. The! said Judgment and all coots,
of Umatilla County.
canyon of the mountain stream which' Therefore, I will, on the 26th day
has been the scene of great activityI of June, 1926, at the hour of two
for almost three years will soon re-1 o’clock In the afternoon of said day, j
ABRAM METHOD
turn to Its wonted calm and placid-!at the front door of the courthouse
Primary Election, May 21, 1926.
OF
BLOOD
TESTING
AND TREATMENT
Ity. When the builders leave, how-i In the City of Pendleton, Umatillai CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION
, CONTINUOUS RESIDENT AND TAX
ever, the canyon will have been' County, Oregon, sell all the right,
(Paid Adv.)
— FOR—
transformed and McKay creek's wat- title and interest which tire said de-[
PAYER IN PENDLETON FOR MORE
erg will have been captured for de-|fendants or either of them had on)
THAN 30 YEARS. 29 YEARS IN
cades to come for the use of man In 1 the 12th day of February, 1925, or
PENDLETON, OREGON
PANE EMPLOY, 17 OF WHICH
his conquest of the desert.
j since then have acquired or now have
WERE
WITH
THE
FIRST
NATION­
Many of us in the west end of ’ In and to the following described
AL OF PENDLETON. 13 YEARS
Umatilla county have paid only pass-1 premises situated in Umatii.’a County
ing attention t0 the construction'State of Oiegoo, to-w.i:
IN PENDLETON IN OTHER AC­
of Umatilla County
The Southeast Quarter cf Section
work. We knew It was being done.
COUNTANT WORK, NEARLY TWO
20
and
the
North
Half
of
the
We are Informed now that It will
On Republican Ticket
OF WHICH WERE IN THE COUNTY
Southwest
Quarter
and ths
be completed earlier than anticipated
Primary Election, May 21, 1926
TREASURER’S OFFICE. IF ELECT­
Southeast Quarter of the South­
and at less than the estimated cost.
The responsibility for the excellent west Quarter of Section 20 and the
CANDIDATE FOR
I stand on my record as former ED WILL NOT ASK COURT FOR
Northeast Quartor of Section 29
record on the work goes to the engin­
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
County Treasurer— honesty, faithful-! A FULL TIME DEPUTY. W TT.T.
and the Southeast Quarter of
eers, Ralph Connor, In change of con­
ness and courtesy— and will work in NOT ACCEPT DEPUTYSHTP IN
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION
• he Northwest Quarter of Section
struction, and Ralph Lowry, In
the performance of my duties solely ANY OTHER COUNTY OFFICE.
29 and the Northeast Quarter
charge of the engineering.
for pullc Interests and public econ WILL APPORTION THE COUNTY
— FOR—
FOR UMATILLA COUNTY
of the Southwest Quarter of Sec­
It is good news that cost of the
omy.
FUNDS AMONG THE DEPOSITORY
tion 29 and the North Halt uf
May 21, 1926
dam Is I cmh than was originally esti­
If elected, I guarantee, there will
the southeast Quarter of Sec­
BANKS
STRICTLY
AS
THE
LAW
mated, because the economy worked
be no deputy hire unless ABSOLUTE­
tion 29 and the Southwest Quar­
by the builders means less costs to
REQUIRES.
LY NECESSARY. -
ter of the Northwest Quarter of
the buyers and users of McKay's
(Paid Adv.)
(Paid Adv.)
Section 28, all in Township 6,
waters.
AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION
South Range 31, E. W. M. con­
We In the west end of the county
taining
approximately
640
acres
now face as big a problem In seeing
MAY 21, 1926
that those waters are used by the together with the tenements, here-1
(Paid Adv.)
right men In the right way as the dkaments and appurtenances there-,
government engineers faced In see­ to belonging or in any wise appertain­
Call in and let us teU you in person what we can do for yon
ing that the dam was built as well ing; and also all of the right, es- ¡
at
this Beauty Shop. A satisfied customer is our best advertise­
fate,
title
and
Interest
of
said
de-!
and as economically as possible.
ment. Come and see for yourself.
Their work will have been completed fendants in and to the same; ealdj
All the latest methods are used at this Beauty Shop and all
soon after a period of a little more lands to be sold at public auction,
work is done under sanitary conditions.
than three years. Now comes the to the higheet bidder for cash in,
task of seeing that the waters to be hand, the proceeds of sale to be ap-i
SLOAN BONNET AND BEAUTY PARLORS
impounded by the dam they were the plied In satisfaction of said execution
Marcelling, Facial and Scalp Treatments are Our Specialties
agents In building are put to work and all costs.
Smart and Exclusive M’llineryat Most Reasonable Prices.
Dated this 19th day of May, 1926.
Settlers will be, In fact, they are
645 Main St., Pendleton, Ore.
Telephone: 380
R. T. COOKINOHAM.
CANDIDATE FOR REPUBLICAN
now needed to man these new acres.
In a sense some pioneering will be Sheriff of Umatilla County, Oregon.
NOMINATION FOR
necessary. But the labors will In no 37-5tc
vise compare to the labors already
THIS ISJTHE PLACE
done on the present Umatilla project IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
A system of balanced farming has
STATE OF OREGON FOB
been evolved by our present farm
UMATILLA COUNY.
ers. Schools, churches, roads and The Federal Land Bank of Spokane,
other agencies that add to the pleas­
a corporation, Plaintiff
Farmer and tax-payer, residing in
ure and profit of life have been es­
vs.
this district for forty-four years.
tablished. The Westland district Ernest Stricker, a bachelor; Stanfield
comprising 10.000 acres that will be
Experienced legislator, serving in
National Farm Loan Association, a
under ditch in the spring of 1927 is
house and senate since 1915. As
corporation, and Inland Irrigation
next door to Hermiston. The land is
president of senate in 1921 killed
Company Inc., a corporation, De­
OR ANYTHING IN THE HARNESS LINE
comparatively level and well adapted
Portland "1925 Fair" bill, saving
fendants.
to irrigation.
i
state *3,000,000.
SUMMONS
Steps have already been made to
Equity No. 4206.
Sponsored laws for loans for seed
secure co-operation from Pendleton
wheat, farmers "seasonal license
To Ernest Stricker, the above
Portland and the Oregon Chamber of
for trucks and removing one-half
named defendant.
Commerce in securing settlers.
cent tax on distillate not used on
In the Name of the Stats of Ore­
Oregon has another chance to grow
HONEST AND FAITHFUL SERVICE TO ALL
roads.
»
gon: You are hereby required to
along with Umatilla county.
Helped
pass
"Market
Road”
law
appear and answer the complaint in
If I am nominated and elected I will during - the term of my
in
1919
giving
farmers
road
to
get
the
above
entitled
suit
within
six
Nearly everyone has some Ideas
office stand for rigid economy In expenditure; agalnt enactment of
produce
to
market.
weeks
from
the
first
publication
of
of his own about government and
unnecessary laws; for reduction of axes; against public officials
CANDIDATE FOR REPUBLICAN NOMINATION
For state income tax with -property
politic». Friday, May 21, Is the date this summons and you will take uot-
buying private property at forced sa'e for private gain; for exten­
tax off-set and against Dennis reso­
when citizens have the privilege of lce that If you fall to appear and
sion of market roads; for building up the business interests of the
lution.
expressing themselves about candi­ answer or plead within that time
state; for better primary education; for conservation of state re­
Served in France with American
dates. Don't fall to take advantage that the plaintiff for want thereof
sources; for a Board of Pardon and the abolition of all unnecessary
Red Cross attached to A. E. F.
will apply to the above entitled
of the opportunity. Vote!
of Umatilla County
state commissions; for the promotion of the farming, stock rais­
Court for the relief prayed for in Its'
(Paid Adv.)
ing, mining and lumber industries of the state; for the moral ad­
VOTE X NO. 50
Appetites should be keen these complaint herein towit: For Judg-1
vancement of the people and the suppression of scandals In public
I have been a resident of Pendleton for over twenty years, and
days with fresh strawberries and meat and decree against the defend- i
affairs.
ant Ernest Stricker, a bachelor, and I
as I own a home I have been a taxpayer for the same length of
cream tempting one frequently.
I will protect the interests of the Pendleton Round-Up at all
Stanfield National Farm Loan Aaao-
time. I cannot boast of having years of experience in the Treas­
times.
clation, a corporation and against
urer's office, but figure I can acquire experience the same as others
Farms Are Exchanged
I desire to have printed upon the ballot "Economy, public decen­
have acquired it. The president of the United States do not
A deal has been completed whereby each of them for the sum of *65.00
cy, tax reduction, extension market roads and better primary
always have years of experience when elected to that office, but
Duncan Campbell traded 10 acres of with interest thereon at the rate of
education.
CANDIDATE FOR REPUBLICAN
they manage the business. If one is qualified for the office it
land near Hermiston for a 40 acre eight per cent per annum from the
Paid Adv.
10th
day
of
January,
1926
and
the'
does not take long to get the experience. Economy is one of my
farm near Milton owned by L. Bus­
NOMINATION FOR
greatet achievements. Fourteen years, from my own resources I
sell. Mr. Campbell has moved to further sum of *1923.96 with In­
have been able to provide and maintain a home, not only for my­
Milton to the newly acquired farm. terest thereon at the rate of 5 1-2
|icr cent per annum since the 10th.
self, but for my three children, whom I have reared and educat­
The deal wa<, made by J. M. Biggs.
day of January, 1926 and for any sum!
ed, and I owe It all to economy. If nominated and elected as treas­
or sums paid by plaintiff for de­
urer, I promise to serve the office In the same economical man­
Luncheon Place Changed
ner an I have my own affairs In the past. A deputy will only be
Under action taken by the Hermis­ linquent taxes due and owing on the
used when needed.
ton Commercial club the regular land hereinafter described, together
From Umatilla County
weekly luncheons will be alternated with Interest thereon at the rate of
In the future between tli? two hotels.! eight per cent per annum from the
Next week the luncheon will be date of such payment and for the
given at Hotel Corlls for the first! further *um of *6.50 with Interest
For government economy and
time, and on alternate Tuesdays the I hereon at the rate of eight per
efficiency.
•
-IS T H E -
meetings will be held at the Hotel, rent per annum from the 31et day of
I’.’rmlston. Announcement of the 1 March, 1926 aud for the further sum
Favor state income tax with a
adoption of tbe plan was made by 'of *150 attorneys fees and for platn-
property tax off-aet.
Harry Straw, chairman of the com- tiff's costs and disbursements in this
<1
nilttee appointed to make arrange i.ult, less the sumof *100 stock sub-
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
I have no bills to sponsor and those
ments for luncheons.
! script Ion;'and for a further decree
FOR NOMINATION
I vote for must have merit and be
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‘ that the mortgage in plaintiff's
of benefit to a majority of the
E. B. Casteel and B W, Gilliland i complaint described, which said
— FOR—
people.
t>T Pilot Rock were here Wodnes- .mortgage was recorded in the office
day In the Interest of the candidacy of the Cbunty Recorder of Umatilla
of T P. Gilliland. Pilot Rock, for County. State of Oregon, on the 20th
Native of Umatilla county. Wheat
the republican nomination for Joint day of July. 1922 In Book 76 of the
farmer and taxpayer. Spent two
Twentieth Senatorial District
representative. Judge Gilliland has Mortgage Records of said County at
years In army during the war and
More than 40 newspapers in Oreg:n have indorsed Fred Steiwer
been 111 with pneumonia for two page 260 thereof, be foreclosed and
member of the American Legion.
Comprising Umatilla County
for the Republican nomination for United States Senator. What
weeks and could not complete his that the premises therein described
(Paid Adv.)
campaign, so he bad to do it by to-wit:
wonld be abetter indication of strength?
L. L. Mann was born In Zena. Polk county. Oregon .and has liv­
proxy. His sou stated that Judge
The North Half of the North-
ed In the state all his life. Completed public school education;
Gilliland had passed the crisis In hla
All of the other candidates for the nomination have centered
east Quarter of the Northweet
graduated from Willamette university of Oregon; lived In Umatilla
Illness and Is now convalescent.
Quarter and the Southwest Quar­
county 33 years; has been a uecessful farmer; was a member of
their fire upon Steiwer and conten t that he is the man they must
ter of the Northeast Quartsr of
the Oregon legislature 1909, 1911, 1913. 1923 and 1925.
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE UN­
the Northwest Quarter of Sec­
defeat. No one ever attacks a weak man.
tion Nine, all In Township Four,
DER EXECUTION
PLATFORM OF PRINCIPLES
Democratic leaders are exerting their effort» against Steiwer.
Notice is hereby given that by vlr-j North of Range Twenty-nine,
lue of an execution ineued out of
If I am nominated and elected I will, during my term of office,
East of the Willamette Merid­
They fear him. They know they canot defeat him in the general
the Circuit Court of the State of
favor a tate Income tax. oppose the establishment of unnecessary
ian, Including a certain water
election.
Oregon for Umstllla County to me
commissions and the extravagant expenditure of public funds, op­
right repreeented by 26.67 shares
to
directed and delivered upon a Judg­
pose laws designed to cripple and do away with the Pendleton
of the capital stock of ths Fur­
Republican candidate for re«
A vote for Steiwer Friday is a vot; for a Republican victory in
ment and decree and order of sale
Round-Up, endeavor to secure the enactment of such laws as are
nish Ditch Company, excepting
election
rendered in said court on the 12th
required by conditions In Umatilla county, and endeavor to prevent
November.
right of sway of United States Re­
day nt May, 1926. In favor of Doris
the enactment of a multiplicity of laws.
clamation Service Feed Canal
W. Bailey, against Trace L. Baker, over and acmes said premises,
LAW ENFORCEMENT— I believe Inn the enforcement of all our
Slogan: Continued economy
and Nellie J. Baker, his wife, In the
laws; I believe in the Constitution of my country, including all its
all situated In Umatilla County.
and
equitable distribution of
amendments.
suit therein pending wherein the said
State of Oregon, be sold
Market Road Fund*.
Doris W. Bailey Is plaintiff and the and that the proceeds from the sale
AGRICULTURE— The farmer has been and la today up against
said Trace L. Bak»r and Nellie J. thereof be applied to the payment of
a fight to maintain hla Just economic rights. I will favor any con­
structive legislation that will result In giving Justice to tbe farm
Baker, his wtte are defendants (or the plaintiff's Judgment In the amounts
Paid Adv.
Slogan: "Fewer and better laws."
sum of 61660 with Interest thereon aforesaid and for * further decree
Steiwer for Senator Com.
(Paid Adv.)
£ l
nt the rate of 8 per cent per annum forever barring and foreclosing nil
Isaac Staples, chairman.
from the J2th day of February, i>26, of the defendant» In ths shove en
(P ali Advertisement)
M a e M . F ried ly
For County
VULCANIZING
Treasurer
47 X
G. W. BRADLEY
F or T r e a su r e r
C A N C E R SP E C IA L IST
C. K Cranston
Dr. B. B. Brundage
County
Treasurer
F rank S a lin g
D R . J. A . B E ST
STATE SENATOR
C o u n ty J u d g e
When In Pendleton—
R o y W . R itn e r
If you want your Auto Top Repaired
or Recovered
A New Set of Side Curtains
A Tent Made to Order
Joint
Representative
W. I. GADWA, Pendleton, Ore.
V O T E X NO. 3 7
MAE M . F R IE D L Y
FOR TREASURER
Glenn G. Dudley
Representative
STEIWER
L L MANN
STRO N G
C A N D ID A T E
SEN A TO R
I. M . S ch a n n ep
Present County
Judge
VOTE 20 I X I STEIWER
VOTE X 45