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AIJO, HEBMMTO37, OKBGQX. THANKSGIVING KIN OF ARGONAUTS BREST-LITOVSK MAY FOGNO IN CAUCASUS BE RECONSTRUCTED American Woman Visits American Funds Offered to Lost Nation in Russia. Rebuild Polish City. LODGE DIRECTORY if i n FOUNTAIN S E R V IC E Cigars, Tobacco YOU WANT Barber Shop C A L L 25J Welchvllle, Maine.—That the gorges Washington.—American funds have of the Russian Caucasus hide a “lost been offered for the restoration of nation" which claims descent from another war-ravaged European city— Jason, wears chain armor like the Brest-Lltovsk, Poland, according to a uucients and still performs sacrifices news report from Warsaw. and worships trees. Is the strange tale Brest-Lltovsk, which Is famous for brought back to America by Mrs. Karl the separate treaty which representa Rankin, who has Just returned from tives of Soviet Russia and Germany five years as a Near East relief work signed there, today consists of a fine er in Armenia. Mrs. Rankin la the railroad station and practically noth first foreign woman and the first ing more. Buildings which housed American to venture into this hazard 50,000 people were laid waste and the Ii a time of happiness and gratitude dependent in great measure on ous and hidden land. how we as individuals have taken advantage of our opportunities large refugee population lives prin Mrs. Rankin, a native of Welchvllle. cipally In caves and huts. for advancement during the past year. Is hack In her old home on her honey It is also a good time to take stock of our methods of doing busi "Before the war Brest-Lltovsk was moon. It was as Miss 1‘anline Jordan ness with the idea in mind of applyiing remedies that will make that she spent five years In Armenia, one of Russia’s most Important trad for improvement. after two years of study with Madame ing centers and fortresses on her This bank can be of assistance to yoo and is w illing and glad to Curie in Paris. On her arrival in New eastern borders.” says a bulletin of Your needs in everything h lp you solve your problems. York she married Karl Rankin, an the National Geographic society from Its headquarters In Washington. other returned Near East relief work that is necessary to com Center of Communication Web. er. Her family were pioneers in “Complete restoration ef Brest- plete your golf outfit. Maine, coming here in 1640. Lltovsk would mean recreating a city Story of Her Trip. of Hermiston Mrs. Rankin's story of her visit to busy with buying, selling, carrying Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Ovar $80,000 the "lost nation” of the Ssventlans, as and transferring the products of a r. B. Swayze, Pres. R. Alexuder, Vice-Pres. told to an Interviewer here, Is as fol large agricultural region. Railways A. H. Norton, Cashier W. L. Hamm, Asst. Cashier from Odessa, Kiev, Moscow, Warsaw, lows : “I was stationed at Alexandropol, In Vilna and East Prussia intersect at Russian Armenia, where 15,000 ref the lonesome new railroad station. ugee orphans are being educated by But Brest-Lltovsk is more thnn a rail Polands for Profits. Stillings. 87tf the Near East relief.. I found that a center. Jt lies upon the Inland water ; group of these children were of Seven way from the Baltic to the Black sea. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES AND tian race, and it became necessary A canal east of the city connects the INSURANCE. J. M. BIGGS, RE- for somebody to visit tbeir mysterious Mukhovets river and the Prlpet river, i ALTOR. S«-tfc mountain homeland in an effort to which are, respectively, fingertips of ----------------------------------------------------- trace their relatives and li possible waterway, arms reaching from the Hermiston Second Hand Store.— to repatriate the children in homes north and south toward each other. FOR SALE Thus the • city is served by a well- Furniture and Hardware, Bee Sup. among their own people. “Perhaps It was a foolhardy and nigh perfect system of communica plies. Harness, Saddles, Wagons. Get Your Winter Supply of Sweet tion, extending in all directions. 35-Sfe venturesome trip for a woman, but I Potatoes. Fancy graded, 4c per still feel the thrill of having accom “Brest-Lltovsk lies 160 miles due pound. Experiment Station, l l t f e plished It. I was told In Tiflis that I east of Warsaw. Normally half its l a t h e C ir c u it C o u r t of th e S t a t e o f — READ THE WANT ADS— would not come back alive, but my population was of Jewish blood, and APPLES — Stay mans, Romes, W ine- O r e g o n fo r U m a tilla C o u n ty It long has been a Jewish stronghold. mission was Important. saps. Phipps' ranch. 11-tfc -“From the railroad I traveled three It never developed an industry, but R. L. Setzer, Plaintiff FEED PRICE QUOTATIONS va. days on horseback to a village where depended Instead upon commerce. FOR SALE— Baby buggy, newly I obtained local guides to accompany During the Sixteenth century the B. A. Setzer, and also all other peraoni unknown claiming any painted and re-tired. M. W. Sims. me through the mountains. For five synagogue of the city was regarded right, title, estate or interest in 11-tfc (Furnished by Farm Bureau Co-oper days our horses climbed steadily, 12 as the first In Europe. or to the real property described ‘‘Grains, hides, sonp, wheat and herein, Defendants. ative of Hermiston. Unless other hours a day. The trails often lay TOR SALE— On easy terms, Dodge No............... ... Summons for publication in wise specified, prices are per hundred along the edge of terrific chasms, timber were the staples of Its exten coupe in good condition. First where a misstep meant death. Then sive trade. The lumber in which it Foreclosure of Tax Lien. w eight.) To B. A. Setzer, and all other persons unknown we began to encounter scattered cot dealt was floated In great rafts down N ational bank. 8-tfc Scratch, 120s................... .............. $2.74 tages and tiny hemlels. It was no to Danzig. Flax, some of which went claiming any right, title, estate or interest in or to the real property described herein, defend FOR SALEChtna closet, jjlant bench. EgS Mash .......................... .............. 2.30 ticeable that my Georgian guides had to Ireland and Belgium to make Irish ants: R. T. Longhorn. 8-tfc Ground Oats ..................... ............. 1.98 a terror of the natives, foi they would and Flemish linen, was extensively In the Name of the State of Orogon: You are hereby notified that R. L. Setzer, the Oround Barley .............. .............. 1 60 often mumble to themselves in Rus grown in the country surrounding sian, ‘A dark people! A dark people!* holder of Certifícate of Delinquency numbered TOR SALE— No. 1 »fresh cows. B. W heat ................................ .............. 2.20 the town and formed another impor 1729 issued on the 8th day of April, 1921, by the “The country Is accessible through tant article of its trade. Hammer. 37-tfc Corn ................................... .............. 2.05 Tax Collector of the County of Umatilla, State of a labyrinth of mountain passes for "The familiar geographic reason for Oregon, for the amount of Thirty-three and Cracked corn .................. ............... 2.15 only a few weeks each year. I was the existence of a town, namely two For sale-H ay derrick and ward •round corn ................... .............. 2.15 the first American woman who had 60-100 Dollars, the same being the an.ount then rivers meeting, gives Brest-Litovsk Its due and delinquent for taxes for the year 1919, robe- See 0 . 0 . Felthouse. 4-tfc Mill run 8 0 e .............. .............. 1.00 ever visited It. This people may truly excuse for being. The navigable Bug together with penalty, interest and costs there Cow feed .......................... ............. 1.95 be called a lost nation, because it is and Mukhovets rivers Join and at the on upon the real property assessed to you, of FOR SALE— Some second hand fur •round Wheat ................ ............. 2.30 akin to no other people on earth to point of confluence once stood the city whicn you are the owner as appears of record, niture. Inquire of Ben Parsons. day. Even ‘the flora of their land fortress. Older fortifications were east situated in said County and State, and particu Shorts. 80s ...................... .............. 1.10 10-tfc Rolled B a r le y ................... ............. 1.21 seems strsnge. TKe natives are white, of the city and covered four square larly bounded and described as follows, to-wit: NVa SW V$, Section 26, Township 4 North Range Calf meal, per pound. ............... 3 K c with fair skins and blue eyes, and miles. The defenses were the pride of 28 E. W. 1Í. they talk a language unknown out Russia. NV6 S E 'i, Section 27, Township 4 North Range ¡Biddings ........................... .............. 1.60 side their boundaries. “But the World war showed what 28 E. W. M. Oyster shell ..................... ................. 90 Their Religion Different. You are further notified that said R. L. Setzer history had been reporting for years; FOR SALE— Off grade hay at W hole oats ........................ ............. 1.88 Though they call themselves Chris that Brest-Lltovsk was far from In has paid taxes on said premises fot prior or sub from $3.00 to $6.00 per ton in Salt, half ground ............ ............. 45 tians, their religion is different from vulnerable. It wag first mentioned In sequent years with the rate of interest on said the stack. J. F. MqNaught. any other sect. They still perform ancient documents on the occasion of amounts as follows: Tax sacrifices and there are remnants of Its capture by a Polish monarch In Year’a 10-tfc Receipt Rate of ancient tree worship In their rites. 1026. Next Casmlr the Just of Poland Tax Number Amt. Interest Date Paid MALE HELP WANTED Russian scholars say that these peo built a tight castle. Princes of Ga 1920 April 5. 1921 4176 36.65 12 SEVEN MEN ple are the descendants of Jason and licia, Vlohynia, Lithuania, grand mas 1921 May 26. 1922 6367 14.70 FOR SALE — Eveready B batteries. who like electrical work w ill be the Argonauts. One of their prized ters of the Teutonic Knights, Tatar 1922 April 6, 1923 15.84 7157 W ill allow $1 on your old battery given an unusual pportunlty. Must relics is an anchor which they claim chieftains and kings of Poland held 1923 April 29. 1824 2219 13.27 if it tests above 25 volts. Paul be over 21 years of age and now April 5. 1926 4222 13.24 came from Jason's ship. It is pre and stormed the city In turns, and 1924 Miller,. Phone 40-W -5. 10-tfc Sept. 21. 1926 6968 13.55 employed In ome legitim ate work served in a temple on the slopes of going out from It gathered spoil from 1925 Said B. A. Setzer, as the owner of the legai that great mountain upon which the countryside. in Hermiston, or surrounding FOR SALE CHEAP— Modern five title of the above described property as the same Prometheus Is said to have been towns. Climax of Russian Tragedy. appears of record, and eech of the other person* room house. Furnace, hardwood bound. The Electrical field has hardly "All of Brest-Lltovsk history, how above named are hereby further notified that R. floors, etc. Call or see Dr. Prime. “During onr trip we were compelled been scratched and, In view of the ever, records no such high moment as L. Setzer will apply to the Circuit Court of the to seek nightly refuge In the homes of 12-tfc County and State aforesaid for a decree foreclos rapid Changes now taking place the people. They live In wooden huts it experienced late in 1917. Things ing the lien against the property above described and the new discoveries being of two stories, the lewer floor shel looked black for the allies. Russia, and mentiened in said certificate. And you are FOR SALE— Edison, console style, made, a man must be thoroughly tering their animals, while the upper which had been holding Germany on hereby summoned to appear within sixty days lots of good records. Priced rea- , trained in fundam ental electrical floor Is a single huge room where the the east, had collapsed Internally un after the first publication of the summons exclu sonably. Call at Herald or Sharr’s principals if he expects to be any- whole family lives and sleeps. Their der the pressure of war. Kerensky, sive of the day of said first publication, and de Barber Shop. 1 2 -ltc ( thing more than a common laborer food consists mainly of hatcha-pnrl, who still espoused the allied cause, fend this action or pay tho amount due as an odd mixture of corn meal and xjns soon displaced by the ^ovlet above shown together with costs and accrued In H igh grade piano near Hermiston ! in the electrical field. The seven regime. Germany had driven deep terest and in case of your failute to do io, a de. goat’s milk cheese. men selected w ill be educated at w ill be sold to reliable party at a Into Russian territory. With this set cree will be rendered foreclosing the ¡tea of it Id “My mission among the Saventans home in actual work by the new taxes and costs against the land and premises big saving, $10 monthly w ill han was entirely successful. After a few ting the last act of the Russian trag above named. practical job method w hile still dle. A real buy, w rite at once for edy took place In Brest-Lltovsk, which days, they were no longer suspicious This summons is published by order of the retaining their present positions particulars. Tallman Plano Store, of me, and within a week they were by that time had degenerated Into a Honorable Gilbert W. Phelps. Jud^e of the Cir They w ill be given an absolute war camp and nothing more. Salem, Oregon. 12-2tc cuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the quite friendly. They were tre guarantee both as to position and “At the headquarters of Prince Leo County of Umatilla, and said order was made and mendously impressed to find that dated this 11th day of October, 1926, and the date definite alary w ithin a specified Americans were caring for n groin of pold of Bavaria, Soviet representa MISCELLANEOUS time or, at the expiration of that refugee children belonging to their tives signed a separate peace with of the first publicotion of this summons is the 14th day of October, 1920. time, an immediate refund of the tribe, and they promised to send their Germany which put the entire burden All process and papers in this proceeding may BOARD AND ROOM— $25 a month. of carrying on the war on England, head men to our o -phi nage lieadq tar- sm all amount charged for their be served upon the undersigned residing within Address Box 43, Hermiston, Ore. France, the United States, Italy and ters to select the first unit of chili Ten the State of Oregon, at the addrees hereafter education Applicants must have ll- 4 c for repatriation. It is quite lL’iely thrir allies.** mentioned. had 7th grade schooling and must PROEBSTEL A SCHMIDT. that the American work for these • hil- be’ able to give tw o character ref Attorneys for the Plaintiff WANTED— Dependable party with dren will result in breaking down the erences. If your wishbone has not Sparrow Finds a Way Address, Pendleton, Oregon. 6-7tc ou tfit on excellent alfalfa ranch Isolation of this people anu brinjring switched places w ith your back them back again into a world us< ful to Get Meal on Auto one m ile west of Hermiston. In bone and if you DO realize the ab ness." quire of J. DeWilde, Pendleton, , Berkeley, Calif.—The Irrepressible solute necessity and value of a English sparrow has learned to make Handful of Grain Dust Ore., or at Herald. 11-Ztc practical education, then w rits Farmer Builds Home the automobile contribute to its bill Turn« Over Auto Engine immediately for full information. FOR RENT— Four room residence. fare. in Indian Graveyard of According Address 14 care Hermiston Herald Washington. — Grain dust taken to ornithologists' observa Inquire Knerr's Repair Shop. 8-tfc Nashville, Tenn.—Jonathan Dennis, tio n s in such widely separated regiona from a grain elevator has been found farmer, who lives five miles from the ,as Illinois and California the resource to have sufficient explosive power to WANTED— To rent furnished house center of Nashville, has discovered ful birds have been mnkfng a practice run an autoinblle engine. close In C. D. Porter. 8- i Confidence in Self that he built his home in the midst of collecting toasted grasshoppers and Department of Agriculture chemists of an Indian graveyard, with human other lnaects that have become wiio Makes for Success conducted tests announced W atch, clock and Jewelry repairing. skeletons surrounding his house. wedged In the fronts of automobile that, while the engine did not make Mnny of us are actually afraid to See N ew ell, next door to Sappers. While digging In his front lawn to radiators. In central California large any prolonged, continuous run, enough succeed. Most of us are well fitted for our work, being properly pre plant some flowers, Dennis penetrated numbers of sparrows were observed power was developed with the dus; pared, possessing intellect, talent, an Indian grave. The b jrlal site cov "working" the front of car after car to turn It over many times. A hand G re a t Metropolis Has love for our work and the earnest de ers about two acres and Is an Indian parked along the streets, says H. S. system of feeding the dust through n mound. John Trotwood Moore, state to the intake valve was used. Seen M any Reverses sire to do it well, but we lack the librarian and archivist, who Investi Swarth of the department of zoology tube The experimenters said the stud? o f the University of California. supreme gift, self-confidence, which London existed as a town bef ore enables us to make a success of gated the And, will seek the aid of the In spite of concerted drives to head gave "encouraging results which in the Romans licked It into shape be things. Fear la a small word with a Smithsonian Institution In mapping It off, the indomitable sparrow’s march dicated the possibilities of designing the mound for further discoveries. hind the great wall that still can be large meaning. across the continent has proceeded un an engine to use grain dust as the »raced. If tradition may be accepted. Several of the graves were Investi impeded and the rowdy ragamuffin <ource of fuel.’’ After hearing the great Mine. Night The Thames was unconflned and gated. One of the skeletons meas has ingeniously turned to Its own ad spread sluggishly among the reeds; ingale sing a famous aria, little Miss ured six feet, nine and a half Inehea. vantage the machine that, by elimi Highvoice feels certain that her ••Mother e f S ta te d the tide came up, forcing It to form In the same crave w as another skele nating the horse from the streets, had backwaters and Inundating the wide voice sounds like a tin whistle and ton. supposed to '»e 'he wife of the deprived him of an Important source This name la applied to Virginia tracts of marshes. A thousand years never wants to sing in public again. warrior, and between the two, tbs o f food. because se many atatea have been Likewise, little WilUe Pound the- hopes cf a child. after the Romans left, the houses, carved from her original territory. Keys hears the wonderful Maestro thatched with reeds, still were over At the time of the aettiement of C laim * S ea R eco rd Forzando play his new concerto, re looked by woods and thickets. Inhabit Jamestown the name Virginia waa L a te it F a d Swansea, Wales.—Miss Anna Dale. turns home In disgust, closes his piano ed by deer and wild boars and the ri I'rnnce—The “latest cry” an Immigration Inspector, claims the applied to all that part of North swamps were alive with bittern and and goes on a vacation. of t calls lor he wearing of marine travel record of all time for America lying between the thirty- How easy It la to forget that bard dock. All the time London was grow r Lb ■ ngs pelntrd In bright coi- passengers with a total of 1,500,000 fourth and forty-flflh degrees of lat- ing. but on.no settled plan. The proc work for long years, coupled with tal tltude, extending from eoaat to roast miles. ent and great determination, are re ess of development was continually This region now comprises the great quired to make a finished artist. How Interrupted, yet after each check it er part of the United State«. When went on again. Rondtcea destroyed many of us are afraid of the long Sir Franees Drake circumnavigated It; the Danes wiped It out; Alfred years, the hard woyk and the priva the globe he stopped on the coast of the Greet rebuilt It and within a cen tions? California which he spoke of as "the My message Is simply thia: Love tury It was burned to the ground. back of Virginia.” Seven atatea hove Thereafter, fire anti pestilence swept your work and think It la the moat been carved from the territory claimed over It at frequent Intervals, but It glorious and wonderful thing In the hy Virginia at the time of the Revo- emerged stronger from every trial. world. Be radiant with enthusiasm. lotion—Hhto, IrxMen», Illinois. Michi London refused to bo removed from These two quail ties make a splendid gan. Wisconsin, Kentucky and West th<? mip. and Its perwtwtencfc was a team and cannot he beaten. Both of Vlrgt »1*. 4e expression of the determtna- tbeee attributes are contagious and of Its people and a vindication of will help you and your work laamanse- Hs position as a world mart—Van ly.—Florence Belle Soul* le the Vio COUNTRY HAULS S0LICITE1 Bert Mullins T. H. Gaither QUEEN ESTHER CHAPTER Na. 101, 0 . E. S., m eets second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each month at 1:00 sharp in Masonic hall. V isiting memberp welcome. Butherata Jackson, W. M. Kathryn L. Garner, Secretary. qyiNEYAPn LODGE lodge NO. no iM. I O. O. F, V meet« rach h M Ifnnlav »u« oolsy »vent»* I , Odd F s U w hall. Viat ting ._____________________ _ niembei. cordially Invitad. W. R. Lawhorn. M t Ja.par Templates. N . O. TRANSFER AND DRAY PROFESSIONAL CARDS Dr. F. V. PRIME DENTISTRY Dental X-Ray and Diagnosis Hermiston, Oregon Bank Bldg. Phone Conneetla W e Have Anticipated W. J. W ARNEB Attorney-at-Lav Hermiston First National Bank h Office: lin World. MAKE YOUB WANTS KNOWN— s. mckenzie , m . d - 1-2-3 Inland Empire B id » Pendleton, Oregon JAMES I . SEARS, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office Phone 733. Res. Phone T1S Office in First National Bank Bldg« EVERYBODY'S GOING! HITT couver Prnviaee, Oregon Eye. Ear Nose and Throat Come in and give our line the “once over.” Subscribe for The Herald~$2.00 i : : A LIFO R N IA b id s you turn beck the calendar to summer and come play in the warm sunshine. C As an added ind u cem en t the Union Pacific now offers special low round trip fares and assures you a marvelous journey on the finest of fast trains. Connections via Portland or Salt Lake City. M A K I Y O U M M B S B M V A T IO M 9 N O W U N IO N PA C IFIC Phone 121 10 A. M to < P. M. and by appointment DR. DAVID S. ROWE Chiropratic Physician Massage, Dietetics, Electrotherapy, Phototherapy Office at Hermletoa, Hotel Corlia Oregoa DR. THEO. EELETSKI, Veterinarian Treats all Domestic Animate. Inter etate Stock Inspector F. C. WOUOHTEIf Agent, Hermiston, Oregon • Thiz coupon ant 25c entitle the under signed to one 35c can of Acme Quality Enamel-Kote, any color, and a special 20c Paint Brush. T o acquaint you with Acme Quality, we are making a spe- A n - j u r f . _ SPF.C T AT. offcr for a •bortUmeonly. Residence second house west of tha Catholic church. Phone. 82-R. ■ J. L. V AUG H AN ! H a 206 East Court St. ANY AND Does your front door Everthing Electrical ■ FOR YOU a Phone 139 I Pendleton, Ore. smile a welcome? H ow ab ou t th e fron t door o f your hom e— is it glum look ing— all faded o u t— w eather beaten? Or is it ju st th e oppo site— spic and span— resplen dent in a fine p ro tectiv e coat o f varnish — sm iling a w el com e to every visitor— indic a tiv e o f care and prosperity? P eop le n o tice th ese things. You n o tice them . W h y n ot get b u sy a t once w ith a can o f A cm e Q u ality G reat Lakes Spar Varnish— or g iv e the business to your painter? I t ’s b est for your doors. I t is b est for a ll exposed surfaces. Hermiston Transfer We Haul ANYTHING ANYWHERE ANYTIME TEI,EPH0NE 31 J ACME QUALITY L. J. McAtee Paint^Varnish PAINTS, WALLPAPER, You can’t find abetter, more depend able product than Acme Quality Vamizh. We sell it—tee uz about all paint problem*. PICTURE MOULDINGS AND GLASS CONTRACTING W. L. BLESSING HARDWARE Hermiston, Oregon 513 Main St. Phone I N Pendleton, Oregon. Dickens Not Fine in Delineation of Woman Dickens had no theories about worn en as a s e x ; he had no theories about mankind. He did not try to account for his women characters by reliance on a formula. They Interested him h s Individuals, and the most successful of his women characters are those with some heavily underlined pecu liarity which enabled him to keep up an incessant excitement about them. Is the comment of a writer In the Westminster Gazette. Mrs. Nickleby and Halrey Gamp live vividly because Dickens' imagination was working nt high pressure when he created them, and his excitement In fects his readers. The women about whom he felt so Intensely sre human and therefore credible; hul Pickens never worked dispassionately or far enough away from his subject to m iik e his women universal. In creating Mlaa Wardle lac felt the pathos of the love lorn spinster. But he had to make a Jest of the elopement with Jingle, whoa« rascality silone saves the seen» from complete reality. Dickens rnn away from Mlsa Wardle’a emotional tension because she was a good wom an and for women of her tyj>e to give way to emotion waa a littla improper. For with all his Imagination, sym pathy, and aeuta sensibility, Dickens could never persnsde himself that women have the ordinary feelings and fallings of humanity. HEMSTITCHING, PLEATING BUTTONS and BUTTON HOLES Mai, orders promptly attended to. THE SMART SHOP Mrs. R, L. Parker, Prop. 822 Main St. Pendleton, Ore. DON’T FORGET ------ U S------- When you need any thing in the tine of neat and attractive Printing. Legal Blanks for Sale at This Office
