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HERMISTON LOCALS A man «apposed to represent one g o o o o o o o « « of the large oil companies has been Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Straw en la Cottage Grove several weeks secur n in i tertained Informally with bridge ing leases on lands in the vicinity. Wednesday evening, four tables being The Knapps State Bank, maintained in play. Mrs. W. W. Felt house end at Knappa In Clatsop county for sever C. 8. McNaught were winners of the al years by the Crossett Western Lum C ita ra , Tobacco first prises. YOU WANT ber company, will ha voluntarily liqui dated. B arb er Shop CALL 25 J Mrs. Harold Lance, a recent bride, A survey prepared by the Evening has been complimented at several af COUNTRY HAULS SOLICITEI fairs since her marriage. Mrs. James Observer, shows La Grande as hav ing a population of 10,705 on Novem Neary entertained for her one night this week at a miscellaneous shower ber 1, this year. The survey Included statistics on telephone, light and pow TRANSFER AND DRAY Vivian Nation is employed in the er and water users and the school Are formed so easily, and once formed, proved to be the chieT First National Bank, having return census and federal postal population Sheriff Manning turned over approx factor in our everyday decisions. ed from Yakima, where she has been imately 91 per cent of Yamhill county for the past two months. Since this is true every man owes it to himself and to society to taxes for the year to the county treas train his children early in life to know the value of money and to The amount collected and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McPherson, Miss urer. onake money do the things for them that it is supposed to do. Daisy McPherson and Harvey Mc turned in is *760,111.50. Taxes etill This Bank can assist you in this educational work of prime im Pherson of Pendleton were guests at unpaid for the year amount to *75,- portance through the medium of a Savings Account. the C. M. Jackson home over the 366.33. holiday. Payment of »1SS.853.58 to Columbia START ONE FOR CHRSTMAS. county in settlement of taxes lost Your needs in everything Mr. and Mrs M. L. Watson of the through revestment of the Oregon- that is necessary to com Columbia district who have purchas California railroad grant lands in the ed the Emmett Crocker house on federal government has been recom plete ybur golf outfit. Gladys avenue, have moved Into their mended to the secretary of the treas of Hermiston new home. ury by Hubert Work, secretary ot In Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over *80,000 terior. B. Swayze, Pree. R. Alexader, Vice-Pres. Mr. George Rlseling and son Ralph The state executive department, A H Norton, Cashier W. L. Hamm, Asst. Cashier are visiting at the Vane Boynton probably for the first time In the his home this week. Mr. Risellng tory of Oregon, this year failed to is Mrs. Boynton's father. sue a formal Thanksgiving proclama tion. Neither Governor Pierce nor Polands for Profite. Stillings. *7tf F. C. McKenzie and family were in the employes of the executive office REAL ESTATE EXCHANODB AND Pendleton over the-holiday, guests of would make any explanation of the ap INSURANCE. J. M. BIGGS, RE Mrs. McKenzie's parents, Mr. and parent oversight. ALTOR. X -tfe Mrs. G. R. O’Daniel. A campaign to sign up 1000 acres AVEÄYBQDrS GOING! of Willamette valley lands for sugar W. T. R.oberts has returned from Hermiston Second Hand Store.— beet growing during the year 1927 FOR SALE a trip to Portland. Furniture and Hardware, Bee Sup waa launched at a mass meeting held A LIFO R N IA b id s you plies, Harness, Saddles, Wagons. at the Salem chamber of commerce. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Jackson of . O j .1 ¿.ALE— By Mrs. J. A. Cameron. turn back the calendar *5-»fe The beets would be shipped to the Minnehaha entertained their neigh' 206 Center St., Oregon City. Ore., — ■ to summer and com e play in ■ - • Bellingham plant of the Utah Idaho IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE borhood bridge club Friday even Roller Singers, *5 each. 13-4tc th e warm sunshine. Sugar company for processing. STATE OF OREGON FOR — READ THE WANT ADS— ing. Three tables were in play. As an added inducem ent the Negotiations are in progress for the UMATILLA COUNTY OR SALE— 6 heifer calve3, 4 to 14 Union Pacific now offers special : s: dandys; also grade cows. F. low round trip fares and assure* Gerald White, who recently moved establishment of a milk condensing In the Matter of the Estate of CITATION. you a marvelous journey on the ui ■ its. 13-2tc — TRY THE HERALD WANT ADS- here from Lexington to engage In plant at Roseburg by the Alpine Milk finest of fast trains. Connections William C. White, Deceased the chicken businoss, has leased the company. An option on Roseburg via Portland or Salt Lake City. To Elmer White. Will White, Fred property has been secured and plans .3 lou r Winter Supply of Sweet house on Gladys avenue next to J are drawn for a building. Tentative White, Gladys Ward Boss, Eva Ward M AKX Y O U * M M X M V A T1O NS M OW tatoes. Fancy graded, 4c per FEED PRICE QUOTATIONS Skovbo. plans are to close the plant now in Corse, Grace White. Lells White, pound. Experiment Station, llt f c operation at Bandon and move equip Mary White, Clarence Getchell, Bon- Mrs. W. S. Boynton and Mr. and 'PPLES — Staymans, Romes, Wtne- neta Getchel, Millard F. Wh'te, L. ment here. aps. Phipps’ ranch. 11-tfc (Furnished by Farm Bureau Co-oper Mrs. H. W. Kelley left left week for Walter Jack Hempstead of Glad Owen White, Rosie Hammer, Nannie ative of Hermiston. Unless other Willamina to visit Mrs. Boynton’s stone, junior at the University of Ore Means and Lizzie Estes. Ft'R SALE— Baby buggy, newly wise specified, prices are per hundred son, Neil. WHEREAS application has been gon school of journalism, champion F. C. W0UGHTER, Agent, painted and re-tired. M. W. Sims. weight.) made in due form to the above en intercollegiate orator, has received a Less TB in Swine Hermiston, Oregon 11-tfc Scratch, 120s.................................*2.74 titled Court on the 16th day of Nov Tuberculosis of swine has decreas money order of *60 with a notation Egg Mash .......................................... J.30 ed since 1924, says thc United States that his oration, “Shadows of Truth," ember, 1926 by F. B. Swayze, admin FOR SALE— On easy terms, Dodge’ Ground O ats.............. 1.98 department of agriculture. Although received first prize in a national con istrator with the will annexed of coupe in good condition. First Ground Barley ............................ 1.60 there is an improvement of the tub test in which every state in the union said estate, for an order authorizing National bank. 8-tfc T his coupon and 25c entitle the under- i and empowering him to sell the real Wheat ........... ,.................. 2.20 erculosis situation, infection among had two entrants. signed to one 35c can of Acme Q uality , Ena m el-K ote, any color, and a special , estate belonging to said decedent and Corn ................................................ 2.06 TOR SALEChina closet, plant bench. cattle and swine received at federally 20c P a in t Brush. ( McKay dam. five miles northwest of described as follows, to-wit: R. T. Longhorn. 8-tfc Cracked corn .................................. 2.15 inspected packing establishments is Pendleton, is now completed and _ _ . Nam e.— .................... | Beginning 345 feet west and 30 Ground corn ................................. 2.15 still rather extensive. Records for being filled with water (or irrigation TOR SALE— No. fresh cows. B. Mill run 8 0 s .......... .'....................... 1.00 the fiscal year 1926 show that nearly rurposes during the spring and sum feet south from the center of the 1.95 14 per sent of swine showed tuber SEU of Section 10, Tp. 4 N. R. 28 Hammer. 37-tfc Cow feed ........... mer of 1927. The dam, concrete face E. W. M. thence west 157.5 feet, Ground Wheat ............. 2.30 cukmls to some extent, though les T o acquaint you w ith Acme of which covers 11# acre“, will fur Q u ality, we are m aking a spe- thence south 300 feet, thence east For sale-H ay derrick and ward Shorts, 80s .......................................1.10 ions were of a -minor nature in nish Irrigation water for more tlinn a * « a l offcr • 157.5, thence north 300 feet to the Rolled B arley................................. 1.21 large proportion of cases. In 1924 robe. See 0 . 0 . Felthouse. 4-tfc 10,000 acres of new land io the west place of beginning In Umatilla Calf meal, per pound................. 3 He about 16.2 per cent of swine Inspect end oi Umatilla county. County, Oregon. TOR SALE— Some second hand fur M iddlngs.......................................... 1.60 ed were diseased. Reports from the The superior court at San Francisco AND WHEREAS said court fixed Oyster shell ......................................... 90 department’s field workers indicate niture. Inquire of Ben Parsons. has granted a temporary order re on the 8th day of January, 1927 at 2 10-tfc Whole o a t s ..................................... i.8g that the large extent of infection Salt, half ground................................ *6 among swine is caused partly by straining the Southern Pacific com o’clock P. M. at the regular January pany from changing It« dlvislOh point term of said Court at the Court room tuberculosis poultry. from Crescent Lake to Klamath Falls. of this Court In the County Court STATE MARKET AGENT LETTER The action was brought on behalf of House in Pendleton, Umatilla FOR SALE— Off grade hay at AILROADS INCREASE WAGES approximately 800 employes of the County, Ordgon, as the time and place from *3.00 to *6.00 per ton in The Two-Third« Middle Toll road, who said that their ’ seniority for hearing any and all objections to the stack. J. F. McNaught. Secretary of the Interior Work 100,000 8hopmen Affected by *3,000, rights would be lost if the chango is said petition and the granting of said 10-tfc 000 Increase. made. olor urges farmers to organize and order and license of sale, Chicago, 111.—Eleven railroads oper stand together to "combat the Extensive developments will be un THEREFORE IN THE NAME OF Surely there are pieces o f mechaninatlons of middlemen who atlng out of Chicago have granted dertaken in the near future at the THE STATE OF OREGON you. and TOR SALE — Eveready B batteries. take a toll of billions of dollars an wage Increases that will add »3,000, Pleasant Creek mine, near Grants furniture in your hom e th a t each of you are hereby Instructed, Will allow *1 on your old battery nually” from them. In a recent 000 annually to the pay of about 100, Pass, it was announced, with the arrl need th e brightening touch directed and required to be and ap o f th e paint brush. W hy not if it tests above 25 volts. Paul speech he stated that mill interests 000 shopmen. val of T. A. Danaher from Detroit to pear at said time and place and there Miller,. Phone 40-W-5. 10-tfc collected *30,000.000,000 last year g e t s o m e A c m e Q u a lit y The advances range from 1 to ! act as general manager of the proper show cause, If any you have, or if any E n am el-K ote and do the from products that yielded the cents an hour, in most cases an hour ty. Mr. Danaher stated that addition exists why an order of sale should FOR SALE CHEAP— Modern five job up right— right now? farmer but »19,000,000,000. He ly Increase of 2 cents, and either are of mining machinery would make the not be made as In said petlton pray room house. Furnace, hardwood Y ou can g et an y color you already In effect or will be by the mine one of the beat producers in ed for, and why said petition should floors, etc. Call or see Dr. Prime. urged organization of farmers and end of the calendar year. w ant. A nd how ea sy it is to Josephine county. extension of co-operative marketing not be granted and said order and 12-tfc u se A cm e E n a m e l- K o t e I The move waa negotiated through to remove the tolls of the middle Shsll fish along the Oregon coast license should not issue. Just a few strok es o f th e local employers’ associations, but rail are virtually free from contamination men. WITNESS the Hon. I. M. Schar.nep, FOR SALE— Edison, console style, brush and there y o u have a way officials said that the first major a survey just completed by George N Judge of said Court and the sea! of lota of good records. Priced rea brand new chair I G ive your and general Increases since those inci this County affixed this 16th day of McDaniel, sanitary engineer of the Certification H u Come sonably. Call at Herald or Sharr’s home a personal inspection dent to the strike of shop workers in state board Of health, In cooperation November, 1926. Barber Shop. 12-ltc and note th e possibilities for Demand ..for ..certified hatcheries R. T. BROWN, is spreading over all states and it 1922 were voluntarily granted and not with Frank R. Shaw, sanitary engineet beau tifyin g b y th e sim ple High grade piano near Hermiston has come to Oregon. There has been forced by demands. There have been of the United States public health (12-5tc) Clerk. m eans o f p aint. Y ou ’ve a advances on some of the roads since will be sold to reliable party at a great need for this system of protec service, discloses. The survey cov surprise in store I « 1922 but of smaller proportions. big saving, *10 monthly will han tion. Many a poultryman has been ered the beaches as far south as Ya TELLS OF AFRICA Among the roads involved are the quina bay, those south of that pot. dle. A real buy, write at once for forced to quit because inferior eggs Union Pacific and Great Northern particulars. Tallman Piano Store, and sickly chicks have been sold to to be inspected later. Salem, Oregon. 12-2tc him. Under the certification system Paint»*Varnish Out of a total of 359.236 voters whe Land Bank Director Named. breeding stocks are thoroughly in were registered In Oregon for th» It’« economical to use Acme Qual FOR SALE— Some fine Winesap ap spected before they will be certified Boise, Idaho.—Election of Hugh election of November 2, a total of at ity Enamel-Kote, the beautiful.en- ples left over, 25c per box. Bring to as reliable for buyers of hatching Sproat of Boise as director of the Fed d u r i n i finish. For interior wood least 233,384 went to the polls and receptacle. N. W. Bloom, Col. Dis. eggs, breeding stock and day-old eral Land bank of Spokane gives work of every kind. See coupon. voted, according to flgnres compiled • 13-2tc chicks. The hatchery that cannot southern Idaho two of the seven mem at the office ot the secretary of state meet inspection will soon be unable bers of that directorate. R. E. Shep This it practically 65 per cent of the W. L. BLESSING HARDWARE to find markets for its output. Cer herd of Jerome Is the other, having total registration. Secretary Kozer be Hermiston, Oregon MISCELLANEOUS tification is but a guarantee of qual been appointed last spring. Mr. Sproat lleveg the vote was about 50,000 less was elected to represent the third dis ity; no poultryman will buy interior than two years ago. Met, winning over A. W. Canthorn of BOARD AND ROOM— *26 a month. stock at any price if he knows it is Definite boundaries of the Steens Portland by a vote of 90,80^ to 52,454. Address Box 43, Hermiston, Ore. poor. mountains game refuge In southern The votes were cast by the various ll- 4 c Oregon will be set by the state game farm loan associations and counted Where Agriculture Standi commission following recommendatlct and announced by the farm loan board WANTED— Dependable party with by the Harney County Sportsmen's as The value of all farm property in outfit on excellent alfalfa ranch the United Statee, measured by the In Washington, D. C. sociation at the December game com one mile west of Hermiston. In census report in decades, is as fol mission meeting In Portland, accord Lewer Apple Rate Will Ba Sought ing to E. F. Averill, state game war quire of J. DeWilde, Pendleton, lows: Olympia, Wash.—Heads of Wash den, who met Harney county sports Ore., qr at Herald. ll- 2 t c 1870 ............................ *(,944,000.000 1880 .............................. 12.180,000,000 ington and Oregon apple shipping or men on a six day trip through eastern FOR RENT— Four room residence. 1890 .............................. 1*.082,000,000 ganizations met Monday with Erie J. and southern Oregon. WE WOULD BE PLEASED TO HELP Inquire Knerr'a Repair Shop. *-tfc 1900 ...............................20.439,000,000 Barnes, director of agriculture, to de With Oak street In front of the YOU IN PRODUCING CREAM termine means to obtain a rate of *1 WANTED—To rent furnished house 1910 ........................_....40.991,000,000 on apple shipments to eastern mar Portland police station jammed with 1st. We will test your herd any 1920 ............. ...77,924,000,000 spectators, 1291 bottles of choice pre close In C. D. Porter. *- 1 time you bring us your milk sam 1925 .-..............................57,000,000,000 kets. Rail rates at present are *1.50 war liquors were fed Into the Iron G. L. Oettle, publicity agent for per hundred pound* to points east of ples as it don't pay you to keep a The decrease of *20,000.000,000 In maw of a gigantic rock crusher to Watch, clock and jewelry repairing. Sooth Africa In the United States, the Mississippi river. boarder cow. come out a mass of whiskey-smelling photographed In Washington Just See Newell, next door to Sapper«. the value of .farm property between dsbrls. Thus was ’’finis" written to after he had called at the Whits 2nd. We pay highest Cash Market l«-tfa 1920 and 1925 was due to the dras C a p ita l L t i e n Prices for Butterfat. tic deflation campaign in 1920, the *16,000 stock of whiskies and gins House with Sir Kerne Howard, Rrltlali “Cap«" In Latin really means a seised three years ago when Police ambassador, and told the President a 3rd. We guarantee correct weights which broke down the price of all head, and so a chief, and thus It Inspectors Natter and Harms raided lot about the advantage» and merits and tests at all times. farm property and farm products. We would appreciate * share of your The total number of persona engag owes about that we speak of “capi the home of Walter E. Brown,-alleged of South Africa. business. ed In agriculture In 1*70 wae 5,9*2,. tal“ letters to describe those that are society bootlegger." The University of Oregon has re 000. In 1*80 this number was 7,- used to mark the chief or moat Impor ceived permission to establish an ex tant words in- a sentence. to keep in mind the 713,876 and 1900 It was X .X 1 .7 X . When writing started all the words Clark County Prune Cheeks Mailed. tension coarse In the Salem high By 1910the figuea had grown to 12,- fact that in addition to Vancouver. Wash.—Checks in final school building during the coming were written In the same hand, and J. D. WA0H0RN. Agent 659,000. The value of agricultural aa far as our own alphabet was con payment of the 1925 Clark county year. The course will feature liter p rin tin g this news products per capita for all engaged in ned. mostly In whsi we now call prone crop, sold through the Wash ature. health, education and similar Next door to Leo Hurly’s Grocery paper we do job .work agriculture was *317 In 1*7*; *464 capital letters Gradually, however, ington Growers' Parking corporation, subjects. o F a n y ln n d . W hen in 1900 and la now *1*00 per capita. ii waa fuUuu that O l l a vuuid write have been mailed to members. The The largest timber deal made at re quickly by joining up the letter«. total was *22,000, making a net total Marshfield In years was completed be- in need of anything Next ÎÎ occurred to ns to emphasise of (369 654 paid association members Grange Birthday D se 4 Come in am tween the Western White Cedar com in this line be sure On December 4. 1X 7 , the national the beginnings ef Important word« by for the 1*25 crop. Prices received puny and the Stout Lumber company, renew it neri Grange waa organized by seven men writing them In the old manner, and ranged from 4.9 cents per pound for Involving delivery of 40,000,000 feet cl as ws gat ear “capitate.” Urne you an in Washington, D. C. Granges over r7»a to 15 cents for 20-20«, white cedar logs to the Western Whits the country are planning observing ft* town Cedar company within the next twe ooossoosooooosoosoooooooos the day. year«. .«t H A B IT S QUEEN ESTHER CHAPTER Not 101, O. B. 8-, meets second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each month at 8:00 sharp in Masonic hall. Visiting members welcome. Euthemla Jackson, W. M. Kathryn L. Garner, Secretary. F O U N T A IN S E R V IC E Bert Mullins W 1N EYA R D hnll T . H. G aither W- a. la a a h o rn . HITT C U N IO N PACIFIC L Addr~^------J SPECIAL *bort ,,"e ocUy' Make your home inviting «-»with C ! ACME QUALITY A tten tion D airym en We Want Yon S W IF T & CO. To See Us H as Y our Subscription E x p ir e d ? T, Sec. T em piM ca. N. G. Dr. F. V. PRIME DENTISTRY Dental X-Ray and Diagnosis Hermiston, Oregon Bank Bldg. Phone Conneotlo W. J. W ARNER Attomey-at-Law Hermiston First National Bank WANT ADS O. PROFESSIONAL CARDS W e H ave A n ticip ated C om e in and give our line the “on ce over.” L O D G E NO . ZM. L O . “ V S?^.“ ch Mond«» evw .1.« I , O<H FM tow V is ■*■*■**• usn curxjMMjy inviiea. itin g Uivm m em ber. rordiallv invited. h 1 : : Oregon s. M c K enzie , m . d - Eye. Ear Nose and Throat Office: 1-2-3 Inland Empire Bldg. Pendleton, Oregon JAMES L. SEARS, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office Phone 733. Ree. Phone 71* Office in First National Bank Bldgt Phone 121 10 A. M to « P. If. and by appointment DR. DAVID S. ROWE Chiropratie Physician Massage, Dietetica, Electrotherapy, Phototherapy Office at Hermiston, Hotel Corlig Oregon DR. THEO. BELETSK1 Veterinarian Treats all Domestic Animals. Inin state Stock Inspector Residence second house west of the Cathollo church. Phone. 82-R. ■J. L. V A U G H A N ! ■ ■ * 208 East Court St. ■ I ANY AND 5 « ■ ■ Everthing E lectrical g ® FOR YOU Phone 139 Pendleton, Ore. ® H erm iston T ransfer We Haul ANYTHING ANYWHERE ANYTIME TELEPHONE 31 L. J. McAtee PAINTS, WALLPAPER, PICTURE MOULDINGS AND GLASS CONTRACTING 513 Main St. S ■ ■ ■ Phone 15S Pendleton, Oregon. HEMSTITCHING, PLEATING BUTTONS and BUTTON HOLES Mail orders promptly attended to. THE SMART SHOP Mrs. R L. Parker, Prop. 822 Main St. Pendleton, Ore. 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