The Hermiston herald., December 23, 1926, Image 2

TfflB HBBMISTOK HERALD.
Block 12—
lnated In tha balloting which requir­
Improv menta A n Made
lee In the county.
L ot 24, 25 feet, L. H. Berry.... »1.80
M orton. C hildhood’s F e a rs; P sy­ ed the greater part of-the day.
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rly
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v
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tin
g
A
rlin
g
to
n
.
Some changes a re u n d e r w ay in Lot 25. 25 feet, L. H. Berry.... »2.60
Published .very Thursday at Her- cho- an aly sis and th e In fe rio rity -fe a r
W eeton, R edm ond an d E lg in w ere th e office of th e B laek a n d W h ite Block IS —
Complex.
uairton, Umatilla County, Orason by
Bend,
Hood garage. New sh elv in g haa been Lot 1, 50 feet, L. A. Hunt.... »5.00
A book on ch ild psychology w rit­ elim in ated . M ilton,
Joseph 8. Harvey, editor and man­
ten for teach ers an d p aren ts h av in g R iv er and The D alles la te r fell out b u ilt alo n g th e o utside w ail, a n d a Lot 2, 50 feet. L. A. Hunt.... »6.00
ager__________
some know ledge of psychology and of th e ru n n in g , leav in g o n ly La new co u n ter, longer th a n th e glass Lot 3, 50 feet, U A. Hunt.... »5.00
E n tere d M second class m a tte r especially of pwychoanalysls. The G rande and P endleton. On th e con­ case w hich It replaces, h as been co n ­ Block B—
Lot 4. 47 Vi feet, E. E. McMillan
D eoember, 190«, a t th e postofftce a t a u th o r’s th esis is to show th a t the clu d in g b allo t th e vote tood five to stru cted .
Est................................................ »4.75
H erm iston, U m atilla C ounty, Oregon. root tro u b le In childhood is in fear four in fav o r of La G rande.
Lot
5, 47 Vi feet, E. E. McMillan
M
em
ebers
of
th
e
board
v
o
tin
g
for
and a sense of in fe rio rity .
NOTICE OF SALE
Subscription Rates
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La G ran d e were E. E. B rag g of
D otterer. B eg in n er's Logic.
N otice is hereby given th a t by v ir­
One T e a r ..... ................................. »2 0«
A tex t book in logic, based on col­ Salem , J. H. F u lle r of A shland, F ra n k tue of the a u th o rity of the C ity C h a r­ Lot 6, 47 Vi feet, E. E. M cM illan
Six M o n th s ..................................... » 1 0 0 lege lectures, and u seful for touchers M iller of A lbany, G overnor Pierce,
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te r of th e City of H erm isto n and the
or for stu d e n ts p u rsu in g th e subject.-: and R. R. T u rn e r, s ta te e u je rin te n d - d irection of th e C ity C ouncil author-1 L ot 10. 47 Vi feet, B. E. M cM illan
;n t o f p ublic in stru c tio n .
A Merry Christmas
izing an d d ire c tin g th e T re a su re r of j E s t.......................... .... .........- ....... »4.75
alone.
T hose w ho favored P en d leto n w ere the C ity of H erm iston to collect th e Lot 1 1 ,4 7 Vi feet, E. E. M cM illan
Collins.
T he B ran ch B anking
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The H erald extends to its fam ily of Question.
W. C. B ry an t of Moro, O'. A. H artm an u n p aid assessm ents for the city ir ­
subscribers and frien d s sincere wishes
Shull banks be allow ed to establish jf P en d leto n , C. L. S ta r r of P o rtla n d rig a tio n w ater for th e y e a r 1926, lev­ Lot 12, 47 Vi feet, E. E. M cM illan
for a happy C h ristm as an d a pros­ b ran ch es freely, e ith e r in th e same an d Sant Kozer, se c re ta ry of s ta te .
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ied an d imposed u n d er th e provisions
F irs t A d d itio n to H erm iston^ P la t
perous 1927.
La G ran d e h a s offered th e s ta te of O rdinance No. 76 passed by th e
:lty in w hich they a re alread y loc­
ated, or in o th e r cities th ro u g h o u t the deed to a choice of th re e sites, je t ty C ouncil and approved by th e filed M arch 8, 1 9 0 f,
Feet
N am e
am ended Block L ot
BETTER THAN EVER
the sla te ? T ills hook p resen ts b .th tw o of w hich a re i n th e city liruitn. | M ayor on Ju ly 2 1913f
sides of th e questio n in an im p artial Use of th e city Hchools aa p ractice , j)y O rdinance No. 122 and ord in an ce Block A—
The statem en t by Eno« M artin, m anner, and co n tain s also a digest schools w as alito prom ised. Con­ No. 96 passed by th e C ity C ouncil Lot 1, 47 Vi feet, O tto G . Sapper
project m anager, th a t th e use of of laws on th e su b ject and th e o p in ­ s tru c tio n p lan s w ill w ait u n til a fte r and approved by the M ayor on A p ril
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w ater from McKay creek will m ean ions of th e Justices of the suprem e a p p ro p ria tio n s are made by th e legis­
L ot 2. 47 Vi feet, O tto G. S ap p er
17, 1918.
a n added assu ran ce th a t th e H erm is­ "ourt and of th e a tto rn e y gen eral of la tu re .
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I w ill on the 15th day of J a n u a ry ,
ton d istric t w ill co n tin u e to have the U nited S tates.
Lot
3.
47 Vi feet, O tto G. S ap p er
1927, a t the h o u r of 10 o’clock in the
plenty of w a te r for irrig a tio n p u r­
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Sm ith. H isto ry of th e C ab in et o ff
forenoon
of
said
day
a
t
th
e
City
0. A. C. PLANS NEW RADIO
poses is good news. W hen a p roject the U nited S tates of A m erica.
Council C ham ber in the City of H e r­ Lot 4, 4 7 Vi feet, O tto G. S apper
Is as old as th e H erm isto n d istrict
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An account of th e o rig in of the
LECTURES IN NEXT TERM m iston. Oregon, sell th e follow ing
and has never had an y serio u s w ater C abinet, a list of the v ario u s m em ­
described lots, pieces an d parcels of Lot 5, 47 Vi feet, O tto O'. S apper
shortage, Its supply is ta k e n
for bers and b io g rap h ical sk etch es of
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L ectu res d e a lin g w ith
business land a t public au ctio n to th e h ig h est
g ran ted , but added assu ran ce m erely ach m em ber.
bidder for cash in h and, th e proceeds Lot 6, 4 7 Vi feet, O tto G. S apper
law
p
o
u
ltry
,
b
reed
in
g
p
o
u
ltry
feeding
s tre n g th e n s th e confidence in th,"
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Boy Scouts of A m erica. H andbook and feeding care of hogs w ill form | from th e sa le of each lot, piece or
project.
for Scoutm asters.
parcel of land to be applied in s a tis ­ L ot 7, 47 Vi feet, E. E. M cM illan
th
e
b
ro
ad
cast
from
KOAC,
radio
The reason for b u ild in g McKay ; Boy Scouts of A m erica. Com­
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sta tio n of th e O regon A g ric u ltu ra l faction of th e assessm ent upon said
dam and c re a tin g th e reserv o ir be­ m unity Boy le a d e rsh ip .
L
ot
8. 47 Vi feet, E. E. M cM illan
college,
d u rin g th e second term lot, piece or parcel of lan d w ith in ­
h in d it w as to fu rn ish su p p lem en tal i The two p rin cip al tex ts used by
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w hich opens J a n u a ry 3. 1927.
S im ­ te re st thereon from M arch 1, 1926,
Lot 9, 47 Vi feet E. E. M cM illan
w ater for o th e r pro jects whose «*P- 3coutn)W)tere und o th e r executives.
ila r courses w ere broadcast th e first at th e ra te of 6 p er cen t per an n u m
plies w ere not ad eq u ate to give them
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N atio n al Congress of P a re n ts and term as an ex p erim en t.
T he in te r- to g eth er w ith a p en alty of 15 per
w a te r all season. The fact th a t the T eachers. P roceedings of the 29th
L ot 10, 4 7 Vi feet, E. E. M cM illan
st w ith w hich th ey were received by cent of eacli of said assessm ents an d
reserv o ir Is alread y fillin g and th a t A nnual C onvention.
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the rad io au d ien ce resu lted in c o n tin ­ all costs.
a good ru n o ff is in prospect mean
R eports and p ap ers as read a t the u in g them .
F ollow ing is a d escription of each L ot 11. 47 Vi feet, E. E. M cM illan
th a t th e w ater th e g o vernm ent has m eeting in A ustin, T exas in May,
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O th er su b jects on w hich series of of said lots, pieces or parcels of land
co n tracted to deliver to such projects 1925.
L
ot
12, 50 feet, E. E. M cM illan
connected lectu res w ill be broadcast w ith th e num ber of feet fro n ta g e ,
can be safely counted- on.
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Mead and Abel. Good M anners include b u ild in g a home, m in eral nam e of ow ner o r re p u ted ow ner,
The aid to th e old H erm iston dis­ for C hildren.
D istric t No. 2— A ccording to p la t
w ealth and m in in g , sh o rt sto ries from and am ount of said assessm ent.
tr ic t will come by reason of th e re ­
A useful and p ra c tic a l book for Oregon h isto ry , A m erican lite r a tu re
City of H erm iston according to filed M arch 21, 1908.
tu rn flow to th e U m atilla riv e r of p aren ts on the tr a in in g of ch ild ren ,
stra w b e rrie s in O regon,farm sheep in p la t filed w ith C ounty R ecorder Nov. Block 1—
th e e x tra w a te r th a t w ill be applied carry in g m an n ers w ill in to tlie field
L ot 14, 84.8 feet. Geo. B n cro ft »5.94
westt rn Oregon an d soil m anagem ent. 23, 1904
on projects up river. T he H erm is­
if ethics.
Block Lot
F eet
Name
Amt, Block 2—
E
stab
lish
ed
fe
a
tu
re
s
th
a
t
w
ill
be
con­
ton canals a re fed from tw o sources,
Lot 16, 45 feet, R. C row der.... »3.15
M cKready. B eg in n ers’ G uide to tin u ed a re a g ric u ltu ra l s itu a tio n re ­ Block 2—
Cold S prings sto rag e reserv o ir and the S tars.
Lot 1 ,5 0 feet, M innie B row n »5.00 Block 4—
ports,
a
w
eekly
co
lleg
iate
sp
o
rts
r
e
­
directly from th e U m atilla river
A sim ple in tro d u ctio n to th e study
Lot 2, 50 feet, M innie B row n «5.00 L ot 1, 40 feet, R ay M cC arroll »2.80
th rough th e M axwell d itch . The re ­ tf tlie heavens, based on th e a u th o r’s port, an d a w eekly eh at w ith the
Lot 3, 50 feet, M innie B row n »5.00 Lot 2, 50 feet, R ay M cC arroll »3.50
servoir is p a rtia lly full now w ith the more elab o rate book “ A B eg in n ers’ 10000 Oregon boys and g irls enrolled
Lot 11, 50 feet, R. B easley...... »5.00 Lot 9. 50 feet, W. L. B lessin g »3.50
in
clu
b
work.
ru n off only begun. Prospects are 't a r B cok." In ten d ed to teach the
Lot 10, 50 feet, W. L. B lessin g »3.50
U n d er th e title of "K now Y our Block 3-—
th a t more th a n enough w ater to fill beginner th e very first steps ill re­
Lot 13, 50 feet, J. McCoy........ »5.00 L ot 11. 50 feet, W . L. B lessing »3.50
S
ta
te
”
12
lectu
res
on
O
regon’s
b
as­
it w ill be easily av ailable. W ith un cognizing sta rs and p lan ets w ith o u t
Block 5—
Block 4—
added supply seeping back Into the i telescope. A copy of th is book Is ic resources w ill be bro ad cast a t the
Lot 11, 50 ft’e t, F P. A dam s.. »5.00 L ot 1, 45 feet, C. S. S anderson »3.15
U m atilla riv e r from u p stream , a v a il­ being placed in each B ranch lib ra ry ra te of one each week.
Lot 16, 50 feet, E. W . M ack...... »5.00 Lot 2, 45 feet C. S. S anderson »3.15
able from th e lu tte r p a rt of June ln th e county, as well as in the cen­
Lot 3, 45 feet, C. S. S anderson »3.15
Block 5—
FARM REMINDERS
u n til the close of th e season, th . tral lib rary .
Lot 1, 25 feet, F. P. A dam s.. »2.50 L ot 13, 45 feet, W. E. Goodwin »3.15
H erm iston d is tric t’s prospects fot
Block 6—
Frankel and Arm strong. Popular
C osts of h a n d lin g e arly lam bs on Lot 2, 25 feet, F. P. A dam s.. »2.50
adequate w ater are b e tte r th an c v ir Encyclopedia of l'oa}l!i.
Lot 1, 84 feet, W. L. Sam pson »5.95
a s te rn O regon ra n g es is p ractically Lot 8, 25 feet, H. R. N ew port »2.50
And the supply has alw ay s been
Alms to presen t sim ple facts of the sam e as those for h a n d lin g late Lot 9, 25 feet, E. W. Mack.. »2.50 Lot 8, 50 feet, J. B. S h aw ...... »3.50
dependable In th e pant.
tealtli, ra th e r th a n m edicai tre a t Iam bs, th o u g h n early double the Lot 12, 25 feet, Dick H ardison »2.50 Lot 9, 50 feet, J. B. Shaw .... »3.50
m ent, in clu d in g n u d i m a t t i i.il as " 'ili ;lnl0UJ1j o f ,lay js req u ired , a'n experi Lot 13, 25 feet, H, R. N ew port »2.50 Lot 12, 50 feet, F. L. Sam pson »3.50
U m atilla county is perched on th e help the average in d iv id u al to live
Lot 14, 25 feet, H. R. N ew port »2.50 e t 14 ,85.7 feet, F red C. S tone »6.00
end of the limb, politically. Gov­ anely, to b rin g up his fam ily in aicn t sta tio n re p o rt says. Some in ­
B lock 8—
v estm en t for sheds for lam b in g is izit 15, 25 feet, Cole & Sw ayze »2.50
ern o r Pierce w a s given a big m ajor
ellig en tly front t l i e p o in t of view of needed, b u t these e x tra costs are Lot 16, 25 feet, Cole & S w ay ze.»2.50 Lot 3, 4 5 ,feet, G. A. B easley.. »3.15
lty by the voters last fall and then h ealth , to avoid sp read in g disease in
Lot 4, 45 feet, G. A. B easley.. »3.15
th rew th e norm al school to Lu its com m unity, and to know when to com pensated by slig h tly la rg e r lam b L ot 19, 50 feet.H . R. N ew port »5.00 Lot 5, 45 feet, G. A. easley.. »3.15
crops, h eav ie r lam bs and u su ally a Lot 23, 50 feet, F. B. Sw ayze.. »5.00
G rande. B ut of course be live: "onult a physician.
Lot 24, 50 feet, F. B. Sw ayze.. »5.00 Block 9—
b e tte r price.
there.
L ot 4, 50 feet, P. B. D oherty.. »3.50
Van Blarcom , G ettin g R eady to
Block 6—
Lot 5, 50 feet, P. B. D oherty.. »3.50
te a M other. P ractical book of p irs-
Lot
1,
25
feet.
F
ir
s
t
N
a
tio
n
al
B
nk
E
ach
y
ear
new
crops
g
ath
ered
by
L ands w est of tlie U m atilla riv er >nal liygleu for thu e x p ectan t mo­
...................................................... »2.50 Lot 6, 50 feet, P. B. D o h erty .. »3.50
exp
lo
rers
and
in
v
e
stig
a
to
rs
in
m
any
In the W estland d is tric t a re being ther.
D ated a t H erm isto n , O regon, th is
p a rts of th e w orld, a re sen t In to Ore­ Lot 2, 25 feet, F. B. Sw ayze »2.50
settled. The low prices eh arg ed , and
10 th d ay of D ecem ber, 1926.
B otiom ley, Design of Sm ail Prop- gon. T he ex p e rim e n t s ta tio n , seed Lot 6, 25 feet, W m. G iasson E st.
th e assurance of w ater w ill u n d o u b t­ rtios. A p ractical book on landscap­
GEORGIA H EN DERSON ,
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edly a ttra c t enough fam ilies to take ing sm all homes and th e ir grounds, com panies and p la n t breed ers a re in ­
C ity T re a su re r.
Lot 9, 11% feet. Sam R odgers »1.18 (1 5 -5 tc )
tro
d
u
cin
g
an
d
developing
new
crops
up th e rem ain in g av ailab le places— for th e person whose m eans or
Lot 10, 25 feet, F. P. A dam s.. »2.50
and
im
proved
v
arieties.
The
Oregon
p a rtic u la rly if H erm iston keeps e te r­
¡rounds are too sm all to ju s tify em­
L ot 11 25 feet, F. P, A dam s.. »2.50
nally on th e job of h elp in g the cause ploying a landscape a rch itect. S ug­ farm er is th u s able to " try o u t” m any
crops th a t may o r m ay not be of Lot 12, 32 feet, F ir s t N a tio n al B nk
along.
gested designs for both tow n and value to him . M any of these crops
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country home are su p p lem en ted w ith are of little or no value.
Lot 18, 25 feet, 11. R. N ew port »2.50
If a knocker can use his ham m er
advice on g ard en seats, sh elters,
Block 7—
con stru ctiv ely , he is ail asset to a
fountains, etc., and on p la n tin g In
Lot 7, 35 feet, C. C. D urfey.. »3.50
E
x
h
ib
its
n
t
fa
irs
by
boys’
and
com m unity, thou g h he is likely to
general.
g irls’ c'u h m em bers a re reg ard ed by Lot 8, 25 feet, C C. D urfey.
be u n popular. The m an w ho knocks
O 'Neill. E ugene. The G reat God
H. C. Seym our, s ta te club leader, Lot 9, 25 feet, C. C. D urfey.
to advertise his own fa ilu re an d to
Brown, The F o u n tain , and o th er som ew hat as th e sto rek eep ers’ w in ­ Lot 10, 25 feet, O. G. S apper.
appease his own feeling of self p ity
splay.
dow display. Few persons recognize Block 8—
la a liab ility . The H erm isto n dis­
The latest collection of p lay s by th e vast am o u n t of w ork an d care Lot 9, 25 feet, E W. M ack.... «2.50
tr ic t still has some h u m an liab ilities,
E ugene O'Neill, c o n tain in g h is la t­ back of th e ex h ib its. S ta r tin g sev­ Lot 10, 25 feet, E. W . M ack.... «2.60
b u t th e excellent lead ersh ip th a t has
est and nlso some of his e a rlie r and eral m o n th s before th e fair, th e club Lot 11. 25 feet, E, W. M ack. .. »2.50
prevailed ln th e U m atilla P ro ject u npublished play3.
1
m em bers w ork d ilig en tly u n til the Lot 12, 25 feet, E. W. M ack. .. »2.50
F arm B ureau, and th e w o rk in g of
Coodnow. C hina, an A nalysis.
Lot 13, 25 feet, G eorgia H ender-
svent.
.
econom ic laws, have au to m atically re ­
A new book for th e In te rn a tio n a l
$2.50
moved a m njorlty of them .
ntlnd alcove w hich o ffers in com­
Lot 16, 25 feet, E. W. Mack ... »2.50
pact form a fund of in te re stin g and HERMISTON AIDS UMATILLA
Lot 17, 25 feet.M . W . S h a rra rd
C. I . SCHILLING DIES IN
im p o rtan t in fo rm atio n con cern in g
»2.50
TO GET STATE HOSPITAL
C hina, exceedingly valu ab le f r u n ­
Lot 18. 25 feet, F. B Sw ayze.. »2.50
PORTLAND DECEMBER 18
d erstan d in g presen t co n d itio n s and
Block 9—
problem s.
’ Covers such topics as Children in Thres Needy Families Lot 6, 50 feet, E. M um m a ... »5.00
Funeral Service For Former Resi­
i ’Physical C h arn ete risties and
Orl-
Lot 7. 50 feet, E. M um m a.... »5.00
to Receive Food and Presents
’in s,’’ "E conom ic C h in a,” “ Inlell-
dent Held Monday ¡Widow
Lot 8, 50 feet, E. M um m a.... »5.00
From Club
! d u a l C hin a.’’ W ould be a good
IjOt 9, 50 feet, E. W . M ack.. »5.00
And S?n Survive
book for n stu d y group.
Lot 10 50 feet, E. W. Mack.. »5.00
A telegram to th e s ta te board of
B ingham , H iram . Inca Land.
I^ot 11. 50 foet, E. M um m a.... »5.00
C h ristian E. S chilling, a resident
Account of th e discovery of the control u rg in g th a t body to locate Lot 12,25 fept, E M um m a.... »2.50
of H erm iston for seven years, died
the new tu b ercu lo sis h o sp ital a t Um­
i Inca city M achu Picchu on a well
Lot 12, 25 feet, 'J . Rkovbo...... »2.50
S atu rd ay , December 18, nt th e P o rt­
a tilla was au th o rlx ed b y th e com m er­
nigh Inaccessible peak of th e Andes.
Lot 13, 50 feet. J. S kovbo...... »5.00
land sa n ita riu m , and fu n eral se r­
cial
club
at
Its
m
eetin
g
T
uesday.
The
B urled beneath a Jungle, its site in-
Block 10—
vices w ere conducted at F in ley 's
ni'.bit d only by th re e fam ilies of action tak en w as in line w ith the Iati 17, 26 feet, E. W . Mack ... »2.50
chapel Monday. Rev. J. C. H arrison,
pledge
of
aid
m
ade
by
th
e
club
sev­
I w andering Indians, th is g re a t stone
»2.50 j
Ix)t 18. 25 feet, E. W . Mack
p asto r c f the C en ten ary W ilb u r M eth­
I ily was found In an am azin g sta te eral w eeks ago w hen th e n eig h b o r­ Lot 27, 25 feet, J. Skovbo . »2.50!
odist church, conducted th e nervires,
l f preservatio n , Its tem ples, h o n es. ing tow n sta rte d its cam p aig n to Lot 28. 25 feet, J . Skovbo...... »2.50 j
and in term en t w as made In Rose City
W. J . W a r­
| itreets and b u rial caves h earin g evi­ secure th e in s titu tio n .
Block 11—
cem etury.
ner
w
in
nam
ed
ch
airm
an
of th e com ­
dence of the high civ ilizatio n of Its
Lot 1 25 feet, F. B. Sw ayze.. »2.50
Mr. S chilling was born n ear St.
m
ittee.
founders.
Lot 2. 25 feet. F. B. Swayze.. » 2 .50l
Louis, Augi: t 3. 1883, nr.d was past
E. L. C herry, c h a irm a n of a spec­
Morgan. Gur P re d J e n ts .
Lot
3. 25 feet, F. B. Sw ayze.. »2.50
73 y ears old at t h e tim e of his death.
In tim ate pictures of all th e presi­ ial co m m ittee recen tly ap p o in ted to Lot 4, 25 feet, F. B. Sw ayze . »2.50 j
As a bov he accom panied bis parent
in
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ate
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need
of
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dents front W ash in g to n t , Coolidge,
Lot 5, 25 feet, F. B. Sw ayze.. »2.50:
to M innesota, and be lived In th a t
and a brief account of th e h isto rical p resen ts to ch ild ren In needy fam i­ lx>t 6, 25 feet. F. B. Sw ayze . »*2.50
s ta te and In N orth D akota u n til com
lies
a
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as,
rep
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th
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t
the
significance of each ad m in istratio n .
A ccording to P lat filed A pril 5,
lug to H erm iston ln 1919. He w as
P ark er, Sam uel. Jo u rn a l of an com m ittee had found th ree sueh fam ­ ' 1905.
a farm er and farm ed in the Red R iv­
In s tru c ­
E xploring T our Beyond th e Rocky ilies In th e com m unity.
, Block Lot
F eet
N am e
A m t. i
e r valley for 40 years.
tions w ere given for th e com m ittee
M ountains.
Block 1—
Illnc s caused hy Influenza tw o
P a rk e r w as th e first m issionary to pro cu re p resen ts fo r th e ch ild ren ! Lot 1, 30 feet, L ow m an A
y ears ago broke
Mr. S ch illin g ’s
of th e A m erican board to th e Nez j in th e fam ilies.
h e a lth In S eptem ber, accom panied
j Perces. He traveled th ro u g h th e
■ Lot 2, 2 f feet, L ow m an A
by ills wife, he went to P o rtlan d .
m ountains and down th e Colum bia HIGH SCHOOL SINGERS PLAN TO
«2.50
H is last (tineas dated from Decent-j
t o F o rt V ancouver, and w ro te fully
Lot 5. 25
M arxen.. «2.50
b t r 3.
of his experiences and observations. SING CAROLS ON CHRISTMAS Lot 6. 25
M arxen.. »2.50
R elatives w ho survive Include his
Block 2—
wife,M rs. E lla S chilling, and 11. M.
EVE FOR HERMISTON RESIDENTS Lot 6 .1 0 feet. H.
N ew port »1.00
LA GRANDE WINNER IN
S chilling th e ir only child.
7 ,2 5 feeli H.
N ew port »2.50
H. M. S chilling was w ith h is f a th ­
B efore those hom es In H erm iston m ock j __
BATTLE FOR NLW NORMAL
e r a week before th e in tte r’s d eath ,
In w hich a can d le is b u rn in g In the ,
7 59 feet, A
. L ittle.. $5.00
a n d Mrs. 11. M S chilling Joined h er
Union County Seat Eliminates Fen- window th e m em bers of th e high Block 8—
h usband for th e fu n eral services.
school glee clubs w ill sin g C h ristm as : |,n| 1. 30 feet, F. D. Cllahan . »3.00 ■
T he elder Mrs. S ch illin g re tu rn e d to
dl.'ton by Vote of
carols F rid a y evening, acco rd in g to ' i x,( 2. 25 feet, F. D. C allah an '» 2 .5 0 I
H erm iston w ith h er son T uesday an d ;
.Miss R u th S eyler, in s tru c to r.
1 lx»t 3. 25 feet. F. D. C allah an »2.50
Five to Four.
probably w ill rem ain h ere for som e:
T h e sin g in g of caro ls w ill begin ,
1 6 .2 5 feet. J. 8. W eet.... »2.50 I
tim e.
By a vote of five to four th e n 'W at 6 :3 0 and w ill c o n tin u e u n iti 7 l-ot 17, 30 feet, J . S. W eet ...
o'clock when th e h ig h school sin g- Lot 21, 26 feet. C, C. Durfey..
E astern Oregon N orm al school w lit
New Books in the County Library
era w ill g a th e r nt th e co m m u n ity ix,t y j. 55 fevt. C. C. D urfey
be* located In 1-n Grand« as a re -n it C h ristm as tree. T he stn g rrs
w ill Block 10—
Theeo books inay be borrow ed by of the b allo tin g done by th e board of rid e th ro u g h th e stre e ts on a hay
L ot' 1. 15 feet. R C. Todd
any resident of U m atilla county reg en ts at s ta le no rm al schools at rack.
L ot
2 25 feet, R. C. Todd
e ith e r by personal ap p licatio n o r by Salem Monday, F en d letcj) w as sec­
T he Ringing of carola wag carried Lot
3, >5 feet, R. C. Todd.
m all a t th e c e n tra l lib ra ry In P e n ­ ond choice ns
1 site. U m atilla on la s t y ear on C h ristian a Eve by tb c Lot IS , 30 feet. Geo. B riggs
Eart Court Street
dleton or a t an y of th e b ran ch llb rsr- county'« seat beln the last c ity elim - clubs.
Lot 19, 25 feet. Geo. B riggs
Qtyr^mriatim Wrralh
We Wish a ll o f our customer»
and friends
A fHrrrg (SljrtsimaH
and a
flrnajimitta Nem fear
HURL Y CASH GROCERY
HERMISTON
STANFIELD
A Merry Christmas
— and a—
Happy New Year
IS OUR WISH TO ALL OF OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMEES IT
THE WEST END OF UMATILLA COUNTY AND THE NORTH
END of MORROW COUNTY.
W E ARE GRATEFUL FOR YOUR PATRONAGE
DURING
TH'
YEAR THAT IS CLOSING, AND WE INVITE YOU TO COITE TO
OUR STORE DURING 1927.
Buster Brown Shoe Store
PENDLETON, OREGON
NEW YEAR’
COMES A WEEK FROM SATURDAY
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Right now send that suit or dress
to be cleaned, and we will re­
turn it by New Year’s.
MODEL CLEANERS
J. H. BOOHER, PROP.
Our Motto :
“Quick Seivice and Good Work”
606 Main Street
Pendleton, Oregon
Phone 321
T o Studebaker Owners
and our friends and customers
we extend
H earty Greetings
of the Season
We are grateful for the business that has been
ours during this past year and we have resolved
that during 1927 we will try, if possible, to de­
serve in even greater measure than in the past,
the public’s confidence and esteem.
1927
Will be the best year there ever has been in
which to buy and operate a Studebaker.
FOSTER-RICHEY, Inc.
STUDEBAKER DISTRIBUTORS
Pendlehop, O r*jo u