Errali
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to confirmation by the above entitled Lot 11 25 feet, F. P. Adame.. *2.50
Became Great Induetry
Court, all e f the follow in g d’«crlbed Lot 12; 32 feet. First NaMonal Bnk
............................. ................. — »8.20
The metal worker«’ Industry, lr
lanto located In Um atilla County,
duced In Colonial times, develepe^to Oregon, and a ll belonging to said es­ Lot IS , 21 feet, H. R. Newport »3,60
Publish«« «very Thursday at Har-
such an extent that as early1«« » 2
mlaton, Umatilla County. Oregon by It was said that ths silverware iiiaii’ tate, aa follows: B eginning *45 feet B loc» 7—
7, 35 feet, C. C. D urfey.. »3.50
Joseph a. Harvey, editor and man- ufuctured In America wa« eufflclentto west and 30 feet south from the cen­ Lot
Lot
2, 25 feet. C C. Dnrfey.. »2.60
age’r.
__
supply the demand. Throughout the ter of the southeast Quarter of Sec­
Lot
9, 26 feet, C. C. Durfey.. »1.60
Lot
10, 26 feet, O.-G. 8«»per.. »2-60
Block 2—
Lot
9, 25 feet, E W . Mack. .. »2.50
Lot
10, 25 feet, E. W. Mack. .. »1.50
Lot 11. 25 feet, E. W. Mack.... »2.50
Lot 12, 25 feet, E. W. Mack.... »2.50
Lot 13, 26 feet, Georgia Hender­
son ........................... - .........— » 2 .5 0
L o t 1«, 25 feet. E. W. Mack.... »2.60
Lot 17, 25 feet.M. W. Sharrard
................................... .................. »2.50
Lot 18, 25 feet, F. B Swayxe. »2.60
Block 9—
Lot 6, 50 feet, E. Mumma... »5.00
Lot 7. 50 feet, E. Mumma... »5.00
Lot 8, 50 feet, E. Mumma... »5.00
Lot »’ 60 fe«t, B. W. Mack.. »5.00
Lot 10 50 feet, E. W. Mack »5.001
»5.001
Lot 11, 50 feet, E. Mumma.
Lot 12,25 feet, E Mumma.. »2.50
Lot 12. 25 feet, J. Skovbo...... »2.50
gettin g off on tangents, but just the
fchj(J bp(,,n l0 pnt ont n, w green
Lot 13, 50 feet, J. Skovbo...... »6.00
same, Mr. Average American Citizen g,)ootg ^ hpn thPRe Dew shoots show
Block 10—
Is to be pardoned if hr indulges In the thenlae| vea the plant should be given
»2.50
Lot 17, 25 feet, E. W. Mack
suspicion that some Amberlcan citl-
¿j,oroU6ti watering, a repotting If
»2.50
Lot 18, 25 feet, E. W. Mack
zens who hold land and resources In necMRnry, and brought up Into Its
»2.60
Lot 27, 25 feet, J. Skovbo
the neighboring country could not bf i p|HCe In the sun. After It Is growing
Lot 28, 25 feet, J. Skovbo..— »2.50
holding them in this country, except well It may be given fertilizer.
Block 11—
In a Teapot Dome case.
~
In the M atter of the Application of Lot 1 25 feet, F. B. S w ayie.. »2.60
Lot 2, 25 feet. F. B. Sw ayze.. »2.50
0. D. Teel, to Include Certain
Boy H elped Engineer»
Harbinger of spring— eggs are g et­
Lot 3, 25 feet, F. B. Sw ayze.. »2.60
Lands in the Westland I r ­
Theodore
G.
Hulett,
who
supervised
ting cheaper.
Lot 4, 25 feet, F. B. Sw ayze.. »2.60
rigation District.
the construction of the first suspen­
sion bridge across Niagara, relates
N otice Is hereby given that on the Lot 6, 25 feet, F. B. Sw ayze.. »2.60
INSTRUCTIONS ON INCOME
..........
i wm
that g
a premiuiij
premium of 810 was .....
offered
to I8 th day of January, 1927, the p eti­ Lot 6, 25 feet, F. B. Sw ayze.. »2.50
T AXES GIVEN BY HUNTLEY the first boy who should successfully tion of O D. Teel, holder of the title
A ccording to Plat filed A pril 5,
fly over ».«._
the gorge . Lla
hl« lrlftm
kit« afr-tnrr
string and
and or evidence of title to land adjacent
1905.
fasten Its ends to a tree on either side.
to the Boundaries of the W estland Block Lot
F eet
Ñame
Amt.
Collector of Portland District Sets A boy named Homan Walsh, a resi­ Irrigation D istrict, was filed w ith the
Block 1—
dent of Lincoln, Neb., was successful.
Forth Provisions of
The following day a stronger line was directors of said district, praying Lot 1, 30 feet, Lowman ft Pelly
............................ »3.00
1926 Law.
drawn over by the kite string and that the land of said petitioner be
then a rope of sufficient strength to Included In the W estland Irrigation Lot 2, 25 feet, Lowman ft P elly
For the information and guidance haul over the Iron cable By means D istrict. The name of th e petltionei
............................ »2.50
and description of land m entioned in Lot 5, 25 feet, Tom Marxen.. »2.50
of individuals in preparing t h e , re- of 1 Ids ^ f l ,
Lot 6, 25 feet. Tom M arxen.. »2.50
turns, Clyde G. H u n tl.y. colector of
, t rros((p<j the gorge five said petition Is as follow s:
O. D. Teel. The South H alf of the Block 2—
internal revenue, has Issued a state-
above Lpwlat(m.
Southw est Quarter of the Southw est Lot 6. 10 feet, H. R. Newport »1.00
ment in which he summarizes brief-1
_____ *------------ _
and the South H alf of the Southeast Lot 7, 25 feet, H. R. N ewport »2.50
ly the essential provisions of the 1926
Quotation» G a rb le d
Quarter of the Southw est Quarter, ol Block 7—
revenue act, as they relate to the
Lord Brooke wrote more than three
liability of Individuals for filin g re­ hundred yesrs ago, “And out of mlnde Section T welve, Township Three Lot 7, 50 feet, A. A. L ittle.. »5.00
turns of income for the calendar us soon us out of sight,” which Is now north of range tw e n ty -eig h t'ea st of Block 8—
reversed In "Out of sight Is out of W illam ette Meridian. All persont Lot 1. 30 feet, F. D. C llahan.. »3.00
year 1526.
Interested In the m atter of said peti Lot 2. 25 feet, F. D. Callahan »2.50
Briefly, every individual Is re­ mind.” “She and comparisons are
tlon or who may be Interested or äf Lot 3, 25 feet, F. D. Callahan »2.50
odious,”
wrote
Dr.
John
Donne,
nnd
quired to file an .Income tax return,
lie Is vnriously Interpreted. Even Ben fected by such change In the boun Lot 16, 25 feet, J. S. W eet.... 82.60
who, during the year 1926, had
Jonson, speaking of Shakespeare's darles of said D istrict, are herebj Lot 17, 30 feet, J. S. W est.... 83.00
A gross Income of »5,000 or more,
“sinull Latin nnd less Greek," has "lit­ notified to appear at the office of the Lot 21, 25 feet, C. C. Durfey.. »2.50
regardless of the net amount; or
tle” substituted for “small." Milton’s board of directors of the W estland Lot 22, 25 feet, C. C. Durfey. »2.50
A net Income of »1500 or over, if “human face divine” gets “form" for
Ifrlgatlon D istrict at H erm iston, Ore Block 10------
single, or If married and not living face, nnd "nil” Is sdonted for “ne’sb-
gon, on the 1st day of March, 1927 Lot 1 ,1 5 feet, R C. Todd... »1.60
w ith husband or w ife; or
boring” In the famous “the cynosure
at eigh t o ’clock P. M. of said day, be Lot 2 25 feet, R. C T odd- »2.50
A net lncome*of »3500, or over, If of neighboring eyes.” “The busy hum
Ing the next regular m eeting of the Lot 3, 25 feet, R. C Todd.. »2.50
married and living w ith husband or of men” In the same poet’s “L'Alle-
board after the expiration of the time Lot 1 8 ,3 0 feet, Geo. Briggs.
»3.00
gro"
has
"haunts"
for
“hum.”
w ife; or
o f publication of this notice, then and Lot 19, 25 feet, Geo. Briggs.
»2.50
Regardless of the amount if the net
there to show cause, if any they have Block 12—
Income exceeds the personal exemp­
P e cu liar “ School”
why said petition should- not be Lot 24, 25 feet, L. H. Berry.
»2.50
Describing a Tibetan school, n nar­
tion.
granted.
»2.50
Lot 25, 25 feet, L. H. Berry-
Every Individual claim ing to be rator writes: “Sitting In a sunny spot
Dated this 18th day of January Block 13—
"head of a family" must file a return In a semi circle can be seen ubout u
»5.00
Lot 1, 50 feet, L. A. H unt.
If he has a net Income of »1500, or dozen Mussulman boys, each with a 1927.
J. W. MESSNER,
Lot 2, 50 feet, L. A H u n t- »5.00
more, regardless of the fact that, as book before hint. The teacher, nn or-
alien,
no Is
.» entitled
e ......™ to the same
...... per dinnry layman, who knows little more Secretary of the Board of Dlrectorr Lot 3, 50 feet, L. A H unt.. »5.00
such, he
of W estland Irrigation D istrict.
sonal exemption as a married m an.| than his brothers, acts as mentor. He
Block B—-
»3500, and »400 for each jHpendont | PMbably has a shop on the other ride 20 4tc
Lot 4.Í47V4 feet, E. E. McMillan
’ » 4i«_ - «" « ii •• io
o f Itb e roisd. nnd keepa an e j e open
Est.
......................................... »4 *5
A head of a fam ily Is d efin e» n. , for stray customers whllo
while Itattnlnff
listening to
to
NOTICE OF SALE
Lot 5, 47 U feet, E. E. McMillan
“an individual who actu ally supports Ills pupils. He rea«| a phrase and nil
Notice is hereby given that by v ir ­
Est. ............................................. »4.75
and m aintains in one household one the boys say It after him. Ask taught
or more individuals who are closely or teacher to explain whut has been tue of the authority of the City Char­ Lot £. 47 % feet. E. E. McMillan
E st............................- .................... »4-75
connected with him by blood rela­ rend, nnd they will acknowledge com­ ter of the City of Hermiston and the
tionship. relationship by marriage, plete Ignorance, nnd this with abso direction of the City Council author­ Lot 1 0 ,4 7 % feet, E. E. McMillan
E st.................................................. »4.75
izing and directing the Treasurer of
or by adoption, and whoBe righ t to lulely no feeling of shnme.”
the City of Hermiston to collect the Lot 1 1 ,4 7 % feet, E, E. McMillan
extrclse fam ily control and provide
E st............................ ..................... »4-75
unpaid assessm ents for the city ir­
for these dependent Individuals Is
//igr/i Office»; No Salariet
rigation w ater for the year 1926, lev­ Lot 1 2 ,4 7 % feet, E. E. McMillan
based upon some moral or legal ob­
Many high offices In England are
Bat............ .................. ................. »4-7»
ligation .’’
filled by men who receive" no salaries, ied and Imposed under the provisions
F irst A ddition to Hermiston, Plat
Personal exem ptions are the lam e among which Is that of the prime min of Ordinance No, 76 passed by the
Ister. The prime minister, however, City Council and approved by the filed March 8 , 1907.
as last year, being as follow s:
Feet
Nam«
Amt
»1500 for a sin g le person, or a usually accepts some other post such Mayor on July 2, 1913, as amended Block Lot
___ _ lord of the treasury, which by Ordinance No. 122 and ordinance Block A—
married person not livin g w ith hus­ n s first
■IO or
w ife
,« ,
hns a siilnry of $25,000 n year. Jus- No, 96 passed by the City Council Lot 1, 47% f««t, Otto O. Sapper
band
or w
53600 for a married person who j tlces of the pence, guardians of the and approved by the Mayor on April
................................... ............... »3.55
1 poor — * and
_ district o/vitnol
I Inea trim
councillors
give tlioll*
their
Lot 2, 47% feet, Otto O. Sapper
lived w ith husband or w ife through
services free. The lord mayor of l.on i ’
’
»3.58
I w ill on the 15th day of January,
out the taxable year,
though he receives a salary of
»3500 for nny^ person
$50,000 a year, cannot hope to escape 1927, at the hour of 10 o’clock in the Lot 3, 47% feet, Otto O. Sapper
......................................... »3.58
head of a family throughout the tax­ with
w nn p
paying
a y in g out
ou i less
i ™ than
m ini »125,000
T i-" .'--- a
■■ forenoon
.......... ........ of said day
- at the City
4,
47%
feet, Otto O. Sapper
year In the fulfillment of Ills office, so Council Chamber In the City of Her Lot
able year;
............................. ................... »3.58
»400 for each dependent.
(lint It really costa him »75,000 a year miston, Oregon, sell the follow ing
- - - the
- office.
-
described lots, pieces and parcels of Lot 6, 47% feet, Otto G. Sapper
A dependent Is defined as “a per­ to hold
............................. ..................... »3.58
land __ at _ public auction to the highest
Longview Bridge Bill Passed.
___
son, other than husband or w ile, u n ­
Washington. D. C.—The Longview! bidder for cash in hand, the proceeds Lot 6 47% feet, Otto O. Sapper
der 18 years of age, or Incapable of
.................. i ............................. »3.56
self-support because m entally or phy­ bridge hill passed the house with si from the sale of each lot, piece oi
sically defective, who wae receiving whoop, unamended, except for correc parcel of land to be applied In satia­ Lot 7 47% feet, E. E. McMillan
Eat. ’. .............................................. »»•«•
h is ch ief support from the taxpayer tion of a clerical error. Amendments! faction of the assessment upon said
Lot
8, 47% feet, E. E. McMillan
on the last day of the taxable year. offered by Representatives Crumpack : lot, piece or parcel of land with In-
Est. ................................. ........... » 3 »»
This credit enn hi claimed only by er nnd Slnnott, to Increase the safe . terest thereon from March 1, 1926.
the perron who furnish'« the chief guards to commerce on the Columbia at the rate of 6 per cent per annum Lot 9, 47% feet E. E. McMillan
E st.................................................. »3.58
¡support, ami cannot be divided be­ river, to strike out promotion profit* together w ith a penalty of 15 per
tween two individuals.”
end Io give Portland the right to paj cent of each of said assessm ents nnd Lot 10, 47% feet, E. E. McMillan
E st................................................... »3.6«
If husband nnd w ife file separate additional costa If dissatisfied with all costa.
Follow ing la a description of each Lot 11. 47% feet. E. B. McMillan
returns, the personal exemption ol the plans approved by the three secre
E st.................................................. » 3 R®
»3500 may be tnkrn by either oi farlcB, were In turn voted down, with I of said lots, pieces or parcels of land
divided between'them.
( only scattering votes In their favor w ith the number of feet frontage, Lot 12, 50 feet, E. B. McMillan
Est. ............................................... » » • «
The measure, which had panned tht name of ow ner or reputed owner,
D istrict No. 2— A ccording to plat
; sonate, would give authority for con and amount of said assessment.
Bustnocs and Speculation
City of Herm iston according to filed March 8 1 . 190».
at ruction of a bridge acroa« the rlvei
While II limy he true that the man between Longview, Wash., And Rain plat filed w ith County Recorder Nov
Block 1—
who risk» nothing gains nothing. It Is
23, 1904. *
i ior, Orwgon.
Lot 14, 84.8 feet. Geo. Bnerott »6.94
also true that gain does not depend on
Block Lot
Feet
Name
Amt Block 2—•
risk alone. In all business there Is
Rlock 2—
Lot 1 6 ,4 5 feet, R. Crowder.... »3.1»
an element of risk, but In business (750,000 Paymant« AekMkef Chaplin
Lot 1, 50 feet. Minnie Brown »5.00
Block 4—
this element Is smaller than It la In
Lo« Angeles.—The United Btatei
Lot 2, 50 feet, Minnie Brown »5.00 tzit 1, 4« feet, Ray M cOrroll »2 .Í0
speculation.—Grit.
government here filed aix Income tax
Lot 3. 50 feet, Minnie Brown »5.00
lx>t 2, 60 feet, Ray McCarroll »1.60
suits, aggregating more than »750,000
Lot 1 1 ,6 0 feet, R. B easley...... »5.00 Lot
___9. 60 feet, W. L. Bleaalng »3.50
against Charles Chaplin, famous flln
S m all Brain» Beat
Lot 10. 60 feet, W. L. Blowing »8.50
comedian. The suits take In the fol Block 3—
n ig head Is nut a modern disease.
Lot 13. 60 feet, J. McCoy......... »6.00 Lot 11, 60 feet, W. U Bleealng »3.60
lowing years: 1918. »134,822; 1919
Strictly speaking. The largest huioan
Block 4—
skull In the world has Jimt been discov­ »31,501; 1920, »578,788; 192». »71.208; Lot 11, 50 feet. F P. Adams.. »5.00 Bloek 5—
Lot 1, 45 feet, C. S. Sandemon »3.15
1923,
»89,371;
1924.
»170,048.
Allegec
ered In South Africa. It measures 8%
Lot 18. 60 feet, E. W. Mack...... »5.00 Lot 2. 45 feet C. 8. Baaderaon »3.16
Inches In length nnd has n capacity of Irregularity In Chalphi’« tax return,
__ 3, 45 feet, C. S. Sanderaon (3.15
Lot
for the six years Involvod la charge» Block
122 cuhuc Inches. However, It Is quul
Lot 1, 25 feet, F. P. Adams.. »2.60 Lot 13. 46 feet, W. B. Ooodwla »3.16
tty, not quantity of hruin that counts In the suite.
Lot 2, 25 feet. F. P. Adams.. »2.5« Block 6—
A small skull may contain a superior
Lot t, 25 feet, H. R. Newport »2.50 Lot 1. 84 feet. W. U Sampaoa »6.96
brain. In that case, the convolutions
Lot », 26 feet. E. W. Mack.. »2.50 Lot 8. 60 feet, í . B. Sha».*... 31.60
are many. For example, an elephant
NOTICE OF ADMIHISTRATOrS
has a large head and an nut a very
Lot 12, 25 feet, Dick Hardlaon »2.80 ___9.
Lot 50 feet. J. B. Shaw .... »3.5
SALE
■mall one, but the nut Is much smarter
Lot IS, 25 f«et. H. R. Newport »2.50 Lot 12. 50 feet, F. L. Sampson »8.60
than the elephant.—Capper’s Weekly In the County Court of tiu State of Lot 14. 25 feet, H. R. Newport »3.50
Ixvt 14 ,85.7 faet. Fred C. Stona »».00
Oregon For Umatilla County,
Lot IB. 26 feet, Colo A Swayze »2.60 |
Block 8—
In the Mattar of the E state
Lot 18. 26 feet. Cole A Sw ayze »2.50 Lot 3, 45 feet. O. A, B easleg.. »3.1»
Q ueer A pea and Cate
of
„..am C
v White,
w -« e . —
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,
>»• 59
J ! “ | 1 —
The ngoloko. a huge unknown ape, W illiam
Lot 4. 45 feat. G. A. Be«»ley . »3.15
deceased
Notice I. hereby given that the un-1 U>t » . 50 feet, F. B. S w .y x e »5 00 I
o 6. , 45 g feet, G. A. eaaley.. »3.11
and the nttiuln. a glgiinllc cat, as big
as n donkey, both of which prey on derslgned aa adm inistrator w ith w i l l , »Art »4. 50 feet, F. B. Sw ayte.. »5.00 u|o<k
men and cattle, are among nninnewv ______.j
It*.*
Lot x 4. eti
50 feet. P. B. Doherty.. »».69
annexed of the estate of H7ini*n,
W illiam r*
C. ' Block 8—
ered beasts of Africa, while from Java W hite, deceaeed, and pursuant to an j t ° t 1, 25 feet. First N ational Bnk
Lot 5. $0| feet. P .B . Doherty- »».»«I
reports come of a le'itr-npc man known
»2.601 Lot 8. 50,faet. P. B. Doherty.. »>-»• | ■
as the setlofiak. a heast with long hntr, order o f the above entitled Court
I, 25 f«et, F. B. Swnyse »2.50
made
and
entered
on
the
8th
day
of
|
'x>i
Dated
walking upright hut swinging swiftly
6. 25 feet. Wm. Glasso« Est.
y of December, lo t» .
hy
from trees by Its arm«, which also January 1927, w ill sell for eaah In I » t
»1.60 10 th
preys on men, bul which has not yet hand In one parcel at private aale I
GBOROIA m N D B R SO N .
■
Rodger* 11.1» i
been shot or caught, though often upon sealed bide a t the First N ational l » t t, 11 H
•
4
»
ka '
i
r
l
a
m
a
_i
in n
U n e n i lu in a
n,
trr.cked.
last century the Industry has eonttn-
oed to develop. For a time Amerlcgn
craftsmen depended largely on France
R e m le to n , U m atilla County, Oregon. for design« and patterns, but In re­
cent years there has been e notable
Subscription Rates
O n. Tear ....................................... »2.94 advance In the Individuality of our
national a rt The work of designing
8m Meath» ------ ----- ..■■—^1-QO
In precious metals has often been
handed down from father to son, re­
Whadje Get For Christmas
maining In the same family for gen
Here It ts the middle of the month, erallons.
______
and not all of the b ills are paid yet.
.—East Oregonian.
Do Not Farce Plant»
If a plant has been growing thrift­
These flurries of snow we have had ily
some time ~ —
and
iiy for
i ° i ovuiv
— then begins to
the
hardship -
m e past
puni few days work
••— - a ---------
hack It probably needs a rest, and
on the golfers, but they Insure water
of forclng will do an.v per-
and more water for next summer’s ; mnnent good. it will, says Nature
use on land. In other words the Magaz|ne of Washington, do a definite
. . j ..w__ »»
, I . harm. «-»...1
During tho
the roaHnff
resting nerfod
period o a
weather man yelled "Fore
___________________| plant Is better if left entirely alone
Senator Borah of Id a h o 1» noted for '“^
y’a ^ ' wX r t « T a x a t i o n ef
Snterad a s second claaa matter
Deeamber, l#0«. at the poatofftce at
tion 10, Tp. 4 N. R. 28 E. W. M..
thence west 157.5 feet; thence south
300 feet; thence east 157.5 feet;
thence north 300 feet to the place of
beginning in U m atilla County, Ore­
gon, and that said adm inistrator will
.ecelv e bids for said land from and
after Monday, the 21«t day of Febru­
ary. 1927, and w ill sell said land to
the highest bidder for cash, provided
said bid Is satisfactory to the Judge
of the above en titled Court.
ThlB notice Is published four con­
secutive weeks in the Herm iston Her­
ald, a newspaper of general circula­
tion published w eekly In H erm iston,
U m atilla County, Oregon and by post­
in g the same notice In three public
places in said County and State, all
In the manner and form as by law
provided.
Dated this 20th day of January.
1927.
F. B. SWAYZE,
A dm inistrator w ith w ill annexed of
the estate of W illiam C. W hite, de­
ceased.
20-5te
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IF IT COST
YGO C0TFLD BARDLY BE EXPECTED TO MAKE THE INVESTMENT.
BtBE D’ETJM’. r a t b «: A LONG TIME ABOUT INVESTING A LOT OF
MMS»,
BUT fflLFHLY—
A SUBSCRIPTION TO
THE HERALD
•
4M ME
~w«AR BBS A LOW INITIAL COST.
THE TWO DOLLARS
B B S ’l l n E B COSTS FOR (WE YKAR IS
AN
BQBMMiinES ;08E IT TO INFORM THE
PUBLIC
IN
VESTMENT.
LOCAL
OF THEIR
BAR-
M S M I K MERCHAHHBtt, AND THE WISE SHOPPER WILL SAVE THE
FUGS OF S0B8M IFTI0H
MANY TIMES DURING THE COURSE OF
SHE I B M RY SAHDtQ ADVANTAGE OF SAVINGS ADVERTISED.
NOW IS A GOOD TIME
SO BECOME A SUBSCRIBER.
AND WHY NOT SEND IT
<0
THE
W r it— « tO O USED TO LIVE HERE.
THE HERMISTON HERALD