each land owner will owe. Now Is
the limb to start with the plan to High-Sounding Name»
meet this requirement so that when
Given to Foundling
the time arrives, It will not be
So long as there are foundlings
doubtless there will be the problem:
problem.
Ica a«) among its oldest anil most
what to name them.
plcturvMiae Industrie* end liuvepiayed
Debt* Hot Burdensome
Recently the Lewisham board of
“I am much interested in compart guardians. In England, tried a more a not unimportant part in eur his-,
sons I am able to make between this elaborate device—with rather compli­ tory. The earliest settlers brought 1
and other farming localities with cated results, according to newspuper with them treasures In gold and silver­
which I am familiar. I do not hesi­ reports. An Infant was found aban­ ware from their homes in England.
Your needs in everything
\Z IN E Y A P D LODGE NO. 206. I. O.
tate to make the statement that I do doned In a motor car, and, striving to France and Holland. Although the
v meets m eh Monday even in« in Odd h i w i
Puritans
frowned
on
the
vanity
of
that
is necessary to com­
not believe there is a straight farm­ find a name that should contain a ref­ personal adornment they brought large j
hall. Vim tin« member» coni tally invited.
W. R. Lotiifhorn. Sac. Jasper Templeton. N. O.
ing community anywhere where erence to the history of the case, one silver buckles to wear on their shoes,
plete your golf outfit.
there are as many farmers on as few member of the board Suggested that and women wore brooches.
acres as we have here that owe as the baby be called Alice Motor. An­
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
At an early period craftsmen skilled
little money as our local farmers other member urged Jhat they choose In making beautiful things of gold
owe at this time. Farming condi a “decent name,” and then still an­ and sih«er crossed t ie Atlantic and
Dr. F. V. PRIME
other objected that as yet they didn't
tions have not been good nationally know whether the foundling was n continued their work in the new land.
DENTISTRY
The first gold and silversmiths In the
Many places land prices advanced ts girl or a boy.
Dental
X-Ray
and Diagnosis
To set aside part of your Income In a fund for paying your
coloaies did all their work by hand,
high levels and have had to take the
The chairman of the board thought
Hermiston, Oregon
operation and maintenance charges. These charges, amounting to
comparative fall while our prices It was a girl. But the deputy clerk, using tew and simple tools. In gen­
Bank Bldg.
Phone Connect!«
$2.40 an acre, are for the last half of 1926 and all of 1927, and
were never inflated and we have had “having made Inquiries,” raude the eral, each artist knew how to work In
they must be paid before water is turned In at the beginning ot
no special trouble in the shrinkage emphatic announcement that the child all metals. He made a variety of ar­
ticles—-brooches, rings, forks, spoons
W. J. W A R N E R
the irrigating season.
in values. The Federal Land Bank is was a boy. This detail established, and the larger pieces of silverware
If you have not already prepared to meet this item, you ghould
loaning practically the same amount the quest of a name was resumed.
for the table.
Attorney-at-Law
start now. A little saved each week from the cream or egg check
“In what part of the High street
on farm lands here at this time that
One of the best known craftsmen
will provide you with the necessary money.
was
the
child
discovered?”
asked
a
Hermiston
i : :
Oregoa
they did several years ago which is
of the early period of our native art
a condition hard to find in any other board member, reminding the assem­ was PaulhRevere. Ills father laid been
farming community in any state. Our bled company that “we had a child a silversmith and Paul Inherited the
h s. M c K enzie , m . d -
discovered In Lewisham park some business when nineteen. Like other
local
farm loan association has not years ago and called It Park.”
of Hermiston
artists of his time he was extremely
had a single foreclosure since its or
Eye. Ear- Nose and Throat
The clerk said the child hud been
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profit* Ovar $50,000
ganization which is a most unusual found near the King’s hall. "Call It versatile and could engrave crests and ♦
Office:
1-2-3 Inland Empire Bldg.
F. B. Swayze, Pres.
R. Alexader, Vlce-Praa,
coats-of-arnis, making bookplates and |
condition and one of which we may George King,” some one ventured.
Pendleion, Oregon
IF
IT’S
prints,
carve
wooden
frames
for
¡»or-
A. H. Norton. Cashier W. L. Hamm, Asst. Cashier
well be proud.
And since the discovery had been traits, cast bells and design and ex­
“If we limit our farm holdings to made close to Granville park, another ecute silverware.
the size which we can farm intensely, thought the boy should be named
JAMES L. SEARS, M. D.
hold our livestock to the limit of the George Granville. Compromise ended
Physician and Surgeon
In
the
bestowal
of
a
very
grand
name
N y e t First and Last
farm, confine our cash crops to those
YOU WANT
Office Phone 733.
Res. Phone 7 U
which we know we can market and Indeed: George Granville King. And
Job as Paper Hangei
CALL 25-J
Office in First National Bank BMg.
White Leghorns at $16 per 100, keep accurate records of the business as such It was duly christened by the
f decided to economize In the mat­
chaplain.
transacted, our success is assured.”
or $135 per 1,000.
ter of paper hanging, Thinking Hint 1
COUNTRY HAULS S0LICITE1
Barred Rocks from the Henry
would save the puper hanger's bill and
Lasting Monument to
Sommerer flock at $17 per 100, or STATUE OF ST. JOSEPH
put the money Into preferred trotting
FOP SALE
$155 per 1,000. Orders for 500 or
stock. So I rend a household hint,
G
lory
o
f
Early
Rome
UNVEILED IN CEREMONY
which stated how one should make
TRANSFER AND DRAY
FOR SALE— Barred Rock pullets, O. larger takes 1,000 rates.
El Djem, Tunis, contains one of the and apply paste to wall paper, how
Hatching dates Feb. 22, Mar. 1,
finest Roman monuments in North to apply the paper, and all that. The
A. C. strain. Bess Spencer, Colum­
8, 15, 22, 29, April 5, 12, 19, 26, Gift tq, Local Catholic Pastor Pre­ Africa, an amphitheater of five stories,
bia district.
14-tfc
paste was made by uniting flour, wa­
May 3, 10, 17, 24, 31.
the third largest In the world. Situ­ ter and glue in such a way ns to se­
sented
as
Tribute
for
Many
ated on a plain neur the desert fron­ cure the paper to the wall and yet
FOR SALE— By Mrs. J. A. Cameron,
tier, it can be seen many miles off leave it smooth. First the walls had
206 Center St., Oregon City, Ore.,
Services Done.
rising like a mountain of stone, domi­ to be "sized.” However, I took a tape
Roller Singers, $5 each.
13-4tc
Beginning Feb. 1, we w ill do
nating the surrounding landscape, and measure and sized the walls.
custom hatching at one cent per
completely dwarfing the shabby little
FOR SALE— Baby buggy, newly
Next I began to cook tlie paste In a
An interesting ceremony took Arab village at Its base.
egg p;r week.
large milk pan. It looked very repul­
painted and re-tired. M. W. Sims.
The Immense pillars and blocks of sive, but It looked so much better than
Seventy-five per cent hatch place at the Catholic church, St
11-tfc
Mary of Angels, on December 29. stone used In Its construction had to It smelled that I did not mind. Then
guaranteed after four day test.
Chiropractic is a philosophy, a
Bookings now being made. First Solemn mass was celebrated by the be hauled over specially built roads I put aboHt 5 cents' worth of It on one
FOR SALE— On easy terms. Dodge
by an army of slaves and teams of roll of paper and got up on the chair
science and art of things natural and
Very
Rev.
Father
O’Rourke,
pastor
come,
first
served.
coupe in good condition. First
a system of adjustnig the cirticula-
of The Dalles, and dean of the dis oxen from quarries twenty miles to begin. My Idea was to apply II to
National bank.
8-tfc
WHITE POULTRY FARM trlct. He was assisted by the local away. The Roman occupation ceased the wall mostly, hut the ehulr tipped,
tions of the spine by hand, for the
nt the end of the Third century, but and so I papered the plnno and my
elimination
of the CAUSE of Disease.
pastor.
Father
Dominic
O’Connor,
O.
FOR SALE— No.
fresh cows. B.
Gerald A. White
M. Cap. After the mass the Very tills massive, well-preserved structure wife on the way down. My wife gasped
Ninety p.r cent of diease is caused
37-tfc
Hammer.
Hermiston, Oregon
still stands, a silent and enduring for breath, and then she laughed at
Rev, Dean unveiled and blessed the witness to past glory.
by nerve pressure.
me. That Is the reason I took another
new statue of St. Joseph. He then
FOR SALE CHEAP— Modern five
No trace of the luxurious city of end of th* paper and repapered her
DR. DAVID S. ROWE,
explained the meaning of the cere­ Tliysilms remains, which, with Its face, I cannot hear to have anyone
room house. Furnace, hardwood
NOTICE TO WATER USERS
Specializing in Acute and Chronic
mony and reminded the congrega­ 100,000 Inhabitants, once occupied the laugh st tna when 1 ain unhappy.—
floors, etc. Call or see Dr. Prime.
Under the new contract of June 23,
Disease.
• 12-tfc 1926 between the United States and tion that in kneeling before that site of the present-day squalid village From "Bill Nye, His Own Life Story,”
statue to ask St. Joseph’s Intercess­ of El Djem, nor do the surrounding by Frank Wilson Nye.
Location,
2
doors
west of Fostoffioe
the Hermiston Irrigation District all
FOR SALE— Bedroom set, 3-4 iron Operation and Maintenance charges ion with God, they were not worship­ empty plains, with camels nibbling at
H ours, 10 to 6, and by a p p o in tm en t.
bed, stand table, floor lamp, k it­ must hereafter be paid in advance. ing or adoring that statue. He ex­ cactus bushes, help us to visualize the
Office P hone 303
Res. P hone 312
chen cabinet, two bookcases, two No water will be delivered by the plained that It was like the photo thickly populated towns and fertile
EVERYBODY’S
HERMISTON, OREGON
heating stoves, kitchen utensils, District in 1927 until the O. & M. of a friend which recalls the friend fields of former days.—Christian Sci­ Herald Want Ads Bring Yon Resulti
ence Monitor.
GOING!
and fruit jars. Mrs. H. M. Schilling. charge of $2.40 per acre is paid. This to memory as well as his kindness,
—TRY THE HERALD WANT ADS—
14-2tp
charge, together with the construct­ love, goodness and virtue
So this statue reminds us of good­
A L IF O R N IA b id s you
ion charge of $2.05 for 1927 is pay­
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE — 800 able to the Sheriff as taxes as here­ ness, kindness and hoUness of St.
tu rn back the calendar
Box 14, Con- tofore. A tax receipt showing the Joseph and therefore recalls to us
acre tock ranch,
to sum m er and come play in
his influence with God and with
don, Oregon. 4tp.
206 East Court St.
th e w arm sunshine.
payment of the O. & M. charge should
Jesus Christ whose foster father he
should be presented to the District
As
an
added
inducement
the
ANY AND
®
Cows for sale, one or all. L. C. office at the time, or before water was. This statue, he added, had a
Union Pacific now offers special
special
significance
for
the
people
of
low
round
trip
fares
and
assures
„ Todd. 18-2p
delivery is requested.
you a marvelous journey on the
this parish, for It was a tribute of
W. J. WARNER,
finest of fast trains. Connections
For Bale— About 30 tons first cutt­ (17-4tc)
Secretary. love and devotion to their wonderful
via Portland or Salt Lake City.
pastor
for
his
many
sacrifices
for
his
ing hay. W. A. Mlkesell 18-tfc.
MAXI TOUR RMCRVAT1ON« HOW
NOTICE OF HEARING UPON INAL fellow men. Not only had he vol­
FOR YOU
■
untarily
Berved
as
a
chaplain
in
the
tables,
2
oil
REPORT
FOR SALE— 2 dining
world
war
and
been
In
the
thick
of
stoves, I book case. Address Box In the County Court of the State of
_ Phone 139
Pendleton, Ore. B
the fighting to administer the sacra­
18-tfc
123, Stanfield, Ore.
Oregon for Umatilla County.
ments
to
the
soldiers,
but
as
a
pat­
In the Matter of the Estate
riot he had sought freedom for his
Good ranch with 5 room house. In-
of
native land of Ireland.
quire at Herald.
Charles L. Shutter, Deceased.
F. C, W0UGHTER, Agent,
YOU HAVE probably beard your
One of Washington’s greatest
Notice is hereby given that the
Hermiston, Oregon
mother or your grandmother say
generals, Stephen Noylan, was like
undersigned administratrix of the
MISCELLANEOUS
chat
if
a
p.rson
wants
a
thing
long
estate of Charles L, Shutter, deceas­ Father Domlnlo, as he was beet
enough and bad enough, he w ill get
ed, has filed her final report with known, a Corkman, and (hey both
NOW IS THE TIME TO SELL YOUR
it.
the Clerk of the abovo entitled bad the same principles, the prin­
Ducks. We want them. Bring them
ciples
of
freedom
enshrined
in
our
And we believe that is true. If
to J. D. Waghorn, Swift’s Cream Court, and that the Judge of said glorious Declaration of Independ­
We Haul
you want a Ford, and keep on want­
Court has designated Saturday, the
Station.
17-tfc
ing a Ford, until finally yon come
5th day of February, 1927 at the ence.
ANYTHING
For these principles Fathed Dom­
and ask us what we w ill do to help
hour of 2 o’clock in the afternoon as
FOUND— Beaded bag. See Mrs, A.
inic your beloved pastor endured
ANYWHERE
you buy a Ford, you’ll get it.
the
time,
and
the
rooms
of
the
above
Cigars,
Tobacco
A. Little or call 261, Identify and
ANYTIME
entitled Court In the County Court much suffering, he was hunted, at­
Our business is not so much to sell
pay for this ad.
17-1
B arber Shop
House,
in
Pendleton,
Umatilla tempts were made to assassinate
Fords.....Everybody wants one. Our
TELEPHONE 31
him, he suffered the tortures of a
business is to help folks buy Fords.
Bring your broken furniture to me County, Oregon as the place when long imprisonment and was finally
and where hearing Is to be had
They do say that curiosity killed
to be repaired. Tom Jensen.
exiled. This stauue is a tribute by
17-tfc thereon. All persons Interested are some of his Irish American admir­
a cat, but on the other hand, it has
hereby notified to then and there
enabled thousands to own own Fords.
ers and Is given to him in memory of
FOR RENT— Four room residence. appear and show cause. If any they his heroic comrades wh0 were exe­
M ost of the folks who buy Ford.»
Inquire Knerr’s Repair Shop. 8-tfc have, why said report should not be cuted for seeking the freedom of
from us— and we have sold many—
approved, the administratrix dis­
come to us through curiosity. They
their
country,
a
freedom
that
be­
Watch, clock and Jewelry repairing. charged, her bondsmen exhonerated longs to every nation. That is the
don’t think they can buy.
S«e Newell, next door to Sappers. and the estate closed.
You don’t think YOU can buy.
meaning
of
the
Inscription.
PAINTS, WALLPAPER,
Dated this 6th day of January,
l» -tfe
But we do, and if you w ill ask us
"Now
his
exile
was
your
benefit.
IS
OUR
SPECIALTY
1927.
PICTURE MOULDINGS
we w ill tell you why. And we won't
He is now sacrificing himself for
BEULAH I. SIMONS,
HOME MADE PASTRY
Polands for Profits. Stillings. 37tf
worry you if you don’t agree with
AND GLASS
you
and
pour
parish.
Rather
than
18-5tc
Administratrix.
WE SERVE 40c LUNCH FROM
take a personal gift, he takes this
us.
FOR SALE—Adding machine rolls
CONTRACTING
11:30 TILL 3:00 P. M.
statue to beautify your church. And
at the Herald office.
BANKER OPTIMISTIC
the many other improvements in this
Fried Chicken, home style, 50c
513 Main St.
Phone 158
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES AND
church testify to his life of work
(Continued From Page One)
SHORT ORDERS AT ALL HOUR!
INSURANCE. J. M. BIGGS, RE­
and sacrifice for you.
Pendleton, Oregon.
“Offer your prayers to God through
Open 5:30 to 9:30.
ALTOR.
26-tfc done. We have plenty of successful
HERMISTON, OREGON
lines that may be followed here so Saint Joseph for your good pastor
Phone 571
Hermiston Second Hand Store.— there need be no one but that can and for the kind friends who dona­
Furniture am} Hardware, Bee Sup­ suit his tastes and still be within ted this beautiful statue and for
plies, Harness, Saddles, Wagons.
safe limits. I believe the majority those noble and heroic comrades of
HEMSTITCHING, PLEATING
35-3fc of our farmers are now well acquain­ Father Dominic. May this glor­
BUTTONS
ted with the recommendations of the ious saint bless ycu and your famil­
and
ADDING machine rolls at the Herald economic conference, and there is not ies and your city, and obtain from
BUTTON HOLES
God
for
you
many
graces
and
bless­
office.
the slightest excuse why they should
of having t eth extracted
try different lines for experimental ings.”
Mail orders promptly
take
FEED PRICE QUOTATIONS
Miss Peggy O’Rourke, of Bend, a
reasons. With the experience of the
attended to.
past two years well In mind, we niece of Father O’Rourke, presided
(Furnished by Farm Bureau Co-oper­ should have no farming failures from at the organ and rendered several
IN THE MANNER OF FIXING CHARGES FOR MATERNITY
ative of Hermiston. Unless other­ now on that would be caused by ig­ solos. Miss O’Rourke is well known
THE SMART SHOP
CA8ES
HANDLED IN THE HOSPITAL HAS BEEN MADE, EF­
wise specified, prices are per hundred norance of what the country is beet to the parlshoners as a talented
Mrs.
R. L. Parker, Prop.
musician and vocalist.
suited for.
w eight.)
FECTIVE SINCE JANUARY 1. WE BELIEVE THE REW AR­
822 Main St.
Pendleton, Ore.
Inexpensive
The
new
statue
is
a
product
of
“There are a few things we should
Scratch, 100s ................................$2.30
From
five
to
ten
minutes
completes
RANGEMENT WILL BE EVEN MORE SATISFACTORY THAN IN
Egg Mash — ...... —...............
2.30 keep well In mind Just at this time: the art studios of A. Daprato Co. of
operation.
Ground Oats —-------------------------- 1.98 One is, there seems to be a craze on Boston and Italy. It is five feet four
THE PAST.
» ,
,< , , ,
Ground B a r le y ......... ........... —
1.68 for installment buying of aon-eseen- Inches high and beara the following
AGENCY
Wheat ____________________
2.20 tials. Because a useless thing can Inscription:
“In
memory
of
the
Irish
Republi
Pendleton, Oregon
Corn ......... ................—----- ---------- 2.03 be purchased on small monthly pay­
Cracked corn -------------------------- 2.15 ments is not the sligbest reason for can martyrs, donated to Rev. Domi­
Ground Corn ....... ..... - ............— 2.12 buying it. These purchases should nic O’Connor. O. M. Cap. By the Sinn
— READ TUB WANT ADS—
Mill Run 80s-------------
1.08 not be made except from profile. To I Fein Society of Boston. Inc., Boston,
THE REST OP SERVICE AND CARE AT ALL TIMES. GRADU­
mortgage
the
future
earnings
of
any:
Cow feed — ....... - ..................... 2.00....
CLEANING, PRESSING AND
ATE NURSE IN ATTENDANCE.
*| ;
..
i,’l J ,..
Ground Wheat ---------------------- 2.30 business for a luxury is poor financ­
REPAIRING DONE
Shdrts. 8 0 s ..............
1.1$ ing. A second thing that should be
Corns in ant All Work Guaranteed. Give me a
given careful consideration Just now '
Rolled B a rley ----- — ----------- 1.21
Trial. To please you is my aim
Calf meal, per pound............— 3 H e is that we are all on notice, well in '
renew it next
advance, that we will be required to i
M iddlngs---------------------------- l.« 0
Um< you art
P E E R B O K IS H
Oyster shell ..—
——
.90 pay $2.40 per acre maintenance be­
Hermiston
Oregon
ta
loifin
PHONE
881
fore
we
are
entitled
•
•
Irrigation
Whale o n to ________________ l.»S
1 -« —
............
...................~
water. It la easy to flgur$ Just wfc»t j I j ,
Salt, h»lf gronnd-------------- 48
S T A R T W IT H O U T D E L A Y
DO
IT
N
W e H ave
A n ticip a ted
W
C om e
in
and
give our line th e
“on ce o v er.”
HITT
First National Bank
SER V IC E
Baby Chicks 1927
T . H . G aith er
WHAT
c
C ustom H a tch in g
i J. L. V A U G H A N
C
■
It Killed a
Cat! But—
E verth ing
E lectrical
U N IO N
PACIFIC
H erm iston
T ran sfer
F O U N T A IN
Bert M ullins
L. J. McAtee
H o m e C ooking
K E L L O G G M O T O R CO.
R E X C A FE
HAVE NO FEAR
A Change in Policy
GAS
No Shock-No Pain
Dr. R. B. R obbins
See us as to Our New Rates
Legal Blanks for
Sale at This Office
IM P E R IA L
CLEANERS
H a t Y our
jstription
:p ired ?
HERMISTON HOSPITAL
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