T H E H E R M IS T O N
TTT, R A L D,
ance In the future would always be tfva"sfafes tiial' tue ffrsTcuaee'In Co
Daprato studios in Chicago.
Some Chicago member« of the forthcoming was sincere sad genuine. lumbia were all 1 b Spaniards as early
He was grateful for the souvenir of as 1548. The African slave trade was
Published «very Thursday at Her American Association for the Recog
the occasion but still more grateful a more important factor, however, In
miston, Umatilla County, Oregon by nition of the Irish Republic donated
the six large brass candlesticks and for the statements that accompanied spreading' leprosy In the western hem
Joseph 8. Harvey, editor and man
Isphere, 1,300,000 slaves having been
crucifix for the high altar and also it.
ager.
The bishop also expressed his grati carried to Central America by the end
provided funds for concreting the en
of the Sixteenth century.
Catered as second class matter tire sancutary floor. The brass front tude and the gratitude of the clergy
to
the
ladies
of
the
Altar
society
for
and
door
of
the
tabernacle
as
well
as
D eew ber, 180«, at the poetoffioe at
Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. the twelve consecration crosses were the good things provided for them.
Ju «f a Snack
Among the telegrams and messages
specially cast for Father O'Connor at
Silas' usual breakfast was 12 pan
Subscription Rate«
the Bend Iron Works by Charles Dug of congratulation to the Right Rev. cakes. But, then, he generally had a
One Year
................................ $2.08 gan, the proprietor. The new statue Bishop and to the pastor were those good hard morning before him In the
Bix M onths................................... 81-00 of St. Joseph recently unveiled is the from Most Rev. Father General of Held. One morning a heavy rain
gift of the Sinn Fein society of Bos (he whole Capuchin Order, Rome. made his chores Impossible, so as he
Italy; Very Rev. Dr. Edwin, Minister passed I he kitchen he culled to the
"The sunshine such as we had to ton, Mass.
farmer's wife:
day makes people think of getting up
The carving on the crosses on the Provincial, Cork, Ireland; Very Rev.
“I shan't need much breakfast this
earlier in the morning and getting to altar mensa was done by Louis Cron Fr. Joseph Custod General, Californ-
nla; Monsignor Wm. O'Brien, presi morning Eleven'll be enough. Bat
work,” said a local merchant Wed in of The Dalles.
make 'em u little larger.”
dent Catholic Church Extension
nesday. . "I’ve aold three alarm clocks
The cermony of the consecration society. Chicago, etc., etc.
THE MARKETS
today.’’
began at 6 A. M. with the procession
of the clergy from the church to the
Portland.
ProspectB for another income tax
Great English A ctor
oratory of the sacred relic».
Wheat -Big Bend blnestem, hard
of some sort have been increased by
Right Rev. J F. McGrath, D. D„
federation, soft white,
Vagrant b y Instinct white.
the action of Governor Patterson in
bishop of Baker City diocese, was the
Miss Tidswcll, the kindly benefactor western white, 1.33%; hard winter,
recommending such a measure an one
consecrating prelate. Rev. II. J of the youthful Edmund Kean, taught $1.31; northern spring, $1.33; western
way for the state to solve its finan
.Marshall, pastor of Hood River was him to recite, and read Shakespeare red, $1.28.
cial problems. Give us an income tax
deacon and Rev. P. J. O'Rourke, V. to him. But even kindness and com
Hay- Alfalfa, $18.50@19 ton; valley
that will permit of a property offset, F.. pastor of The Dalles, was subdea
fort could not ease his hectic spirit timothy, $18@18 50; eastern Oregon
and there should be very little com con. Very Rev. E. J. Kelly, D. D.,
Occasionally he would break Ills bonds timothy, J21@21.50.
plaint.
chancellor of the diocese and Very and run away to sleep ln barns, to
Butterfat—60 @ 52c.
II
Rev. Dominic O’Connor, O. M. Cap haunt wayside inns—imitating imps
Eggs—Ranch,
25@28c.
The Herald is always looking for
and
apes,
tumbling,
dancing,
reciting,
S. T. B.. the local pastor, were the
Cheese—Tillamook, triplets. 28%c;
news stories dealing with new meth- j , masters of ceremonies. Rev. S. Nes- and singing for Ills breud and butter
..
That Miss Tidswell locked him ln i loa_f' 2?%c_per.
ods of farmers in planning and exe idale O. M. Cap. was incensing priest
Cattle—Good, $8.65@9.
cuting their operations. Such re- and Very Rev. L. Sheehan. O. M. Cap his bedroom frith bis schoolbooks
Hogs—Medium to choice, $10.50@13.
made hut Little difference; be would
ports should include mistakes made, I
'
V
.i-
i _ .
» _____ „„ pastor of Bend, bore the sacred rei wriggle down the water pipe at his
Sheep—Lambs, medium to choice,
as well as the elements of success se ics ln the procession. Rev. E. O’D.
cured, if they are to have the maxi Hynes, pastor of Dufur, was crosier window to wander for days, restless $10@12.
and uneontrolluble as an alley cat
Seattle.
mum value to others. Farming hero bearer. The cantora were Father Even the device of welding on his
Wheat—Soft white, western white,
is in a transition stage, and to get I Heagney, pa3tor, Huntington, and neck a brass coliur inscribed “ T I i I r
$1.34; hard winter, $1.33; western red,
the new program of diversified pro Rev. Father Cantwell, pastor, Ilepp- boy belongs to Number 9 Leicester
$1.30%; northern spring, $1.33%; Big
duction on a sound basis requires
square. Please send him home." had Bend biuestem, $1.35; Big Bend dark
time and knowledge. Farmers who “<l-
no effect; covering the fetter with his
feel that they have made some pro-1 The mass of the consecration was kerchief lie defied detection and was northern spring, Big Bend dark hard
winter, $1.37.
gress along lines of the new program celebrated by the Very Rev. Luke happy
The poor little devil was used to I Hay—Alfalfa, $25; timothy P. S.
recommended a year a go by the eco- Sheehan. O. M. Cap., who was the
nomic conference are cordially ln- , first of the Franciscan pastors of the shackles; when lie wns scarce more $22.
Butter—Creamery, 47c.
vlted to tell of their experiences so P“rl»h- He was assisted by the Very than a lintiy ills reprobate father, de
Eggs—Ranch, 28@31c.
that others may adapt anything that
O'Connor, O. M. Cap ciding that Edmund's scandalously
Hogs-Prim e, $12.50@13.
seems feasible. The giving of such j thp l)reBent P“8tor- At the cIoKe of bowed legs should be straightened,
clamped them into iron braces and in
Cattle—Steers, good, $8.25@8.66.
information can not be considered an | thp ceremony the Right Rev. Bishop tills state of torture sent him to lodge
Cheese — Cream bricks, 2^@26c;
act of publicity seeking <m the part j McGrath addressing the congregation with some humble acquaintance in
triplets, 26c; loaf. 26c. .
of farmers but a desire to enter into Prals£d the »‘renuoue work and un- Soho—a Mr. and Mrs. Duncan.
Spokane.
a broad policy of co-operation for th e !tlrln« leal of the 1>a8tor' Father
Playing the grand Inquisitor did not
Hogs—Good. $12.50 @12.60.
good of fellow farmers and of the «'Connor, by whose efforts the cere- greatly appeal to Mr. Duncan. It dis
Cattle—Steers, good, $7.75@8.25.
mony was made possible. He point turbed Ills slumbers after bis "four
whole project.
ed out to the people of Hermiston ale” at the neighborhood pub. fie
palish the great privilege and honor complained: "He used to sleep with
FARM POINTERS
that was theirs of being the first in me nnd my wife In ills Irons, and In the Matter of the Application of
the diocese to huve a fully coiisecrted they hurt us.”
0. D. Teel, to Include Certain
The Htrawberry root weevil Is now church. He explained briefly the
Lands in the Westland Ir
controlled in Oregon by a new poison meaning of the oeremonles that had L ive C om fortably in
rigation District.
bait say entomologists of the expert- foeen used ln that consecration during
Notice is hereby given that on the
Canadian
Sod
Houses
inent station. This bait Is made u p jlhe previous four hours,
18th day of January, 1927, the peti
The traveler In the Canadian prov
by mixing 95 pounds of dried apple
That building was now the house
tion of O D. Teel, holder of the title
with 5 pounds of calcium arsenate. of God nnd the gata of Heaven. It inces of Saskatchewan and Alberta Is or evidence of title to land adjacent
astonished
at
the
great
number
of
This bait is not applied until berry was consecrated to Him in honor o f , eod bouses scattered throughout the to the Boundaries of the Westland
harvesting, but the growers arte n l-||ils blessed mother under the title of prairie farming district. These do not Irrigation District, was filed with the
ready ordering the materials lor th e lQur Lady of Angel8. Like the chaste occur in tile vicinity of the towns, but directors of said district, praying
bait, so they will be ready to put U iWomb of Mary It now became a fitt- are out about ten miles or more. One that the land of said petitioner be
on at the proper time.
. lllg dwein ng place for Christ, the might suppose that such rude struc included in the Westland Irrigation J
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! man God; the tabernacle of the Most tures were the result of poverty. On District. The name of the petitioner 1 j
This is the time of year when th e ' High and the Throne of God, the the contrary, the sod houses denote and description oí land mentioned In j
advancing prosperity.
said petition is as follows:
I
Oregon beekeeper overhauls his ¡Court of the Eucharistic King. He
When the homesteader takes up a
O. D. Teel. The South Half of the ! I
equipment says II. A. Scullen, bee prayed that this church might bring section of wheat land in western Can
specialiet of the experiment station. I ImPPine«» and blessing to the city of ndn he plants his crop at the earliest Southwest Quarter of the Southw est' j
All extracting combs are looked over Hermiston, to the parish, to the con- possible moment in order that lie mu\ Quarter and the South Half of the j
and graded, and I hose which have gregatton, to the homes and families, not miss a harvest Often lie is occu Southeast Quarter of the Southw est‘I
holes through them or large portions ¡ The Right Rev. Bishop then imparted pied to such tin extent with these ng Quarter, of Section Twelve, Township
rlcultural operations that he neglects Three north of r a n g e twenty-eight
of drone comb are patched with the pontlticiul blessing.
-
woiker foundation. Burr combs and
After I’te consecration of the his dwelling bouse nnd hurriedly east of W illamette Meridian. All per
bee glue are cleaned from all parts' church the ladies of the Altar society throws together a rude makeshift of sons interested in the matter of said
sod. Even tiiough it were desired to
of the equipment. Parts are re- gave a turkey dinner to the Right erect a frame house, tills could be petition or whu may be interested or
nailed where necessary, and If thor Rev. Bishop McGrath. D. D., and the done only with great difficulty because nffseted by such change in the boun
oughly dry nrt re-painted. Equip clergy. All the member» of the par of tlie scarcity of lumber. It Is fur daries of said District, are hereby
ment which is beyond further use Is ish were Invited to the dinner to better to live In temporary quarters notified to appear at the office of the
disposed of in some way.
meet the Right Rev. Bishop and the until the railroad pushes out Into that board of directors of the Westland
territory nnd brings the comforts of Irrigation District at Hermiston, Ore
visiting clergy.
civilization.
However, these sod gon, on the 1st day of March, 1927
At the conclusion of the dinner
Bees require proper winter protec
bouses are by no means uncomfort at eight o’clock P. M. of said day, be
the
pastor,
Very
Rev.
Father
O’Con
tion In Oregon says the bee special
able, for they are wonderfully cool In ing the next regular meeting of the
ist of the Oregon experiment station. nor. O. M. Cap. who presided, offered summer and correspondingly warm in board after the expiration of the time
Bees do not hibernate during the the thanks of the parishoners to the winter.
of publication of this notice, then and
winter but keep the temperature of Right Rev. BiRhop for his kindness
there to show cause, if any they have,
the hive above 57 degrees by muscu ln coming about 200 miles to perform
S i. Dents
why said petition should not be
this
wonderful
but
at
the
same
time
lar activity. The colder It is outside
St. Denis, the patron saint of granted.
the cluster of bees the warmer it is very onerous ceremony. He wished France, especially during tlie cen
Dated this 18th day of January,
Inside. As a result when bees are to assure the bishop that he himself turies of the old monnrcliy, Is known 1927.
was
very
grateful
not
only
for
the
not properly protected in the winter
In history ns Dionysius, the first blah-
J. W. MESSNER.
they consume an unnecessary amount favor of the consecration but for | op of Paris. In the year 270 lie and
of honey and waste a large am ount1 the very many kindnesses during his I his companions suffered martyrdom. Secretary of the Board of Directors
of Westland Irrigation District.
of vitality. This activity also causes time ln the diocese. It was hig pleas The bishop's body wns burled nt a
ing duty also to convey to the Right spot about five miles north of Paris 20-4 tc
an excess of moisture In the hive.
Rev. Bishop the thanks and gratitude Somewhat later a chapel was built
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR’S
not only only of the Irish Province over the grave nnd It was a plnce for
LOCAL CATHOLIC CHURCH
SALE
but of the entire Franciscan Capuchin pilgrimages during the Fifth und Sixth
centuries. lu tlie year «30 King Da
CONSECRATED IN SERVICES order. He had that morning receiv- gebert built an abbey there, and later In the County Court of the State of
Oreron For Umatilla County.
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I cd a telegram front the Minister Pro- buildings of like kind still stand there
I in the Matter of the Estate
Visiting Clergy Aid in Performing vlnelal of the order in Ireland and One Is occupied by a school for daugh
of
another from the Minister General ln ters of members of ttie Legion of
Special Mass at Ottr Lady
Rome conveying congratulations to Honor, founded by N'npoleon I. A William C White, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
Of Angels
**’' R*Kh« “ pv. Bishop on the auspic town grew up about the spot, known | dersigned as administrator with will
ious occasion. He assured the Right then as now as S t Denis. Once It
held to he the military key of annexed of the estate of William C.
(Contributed)
1 “ ev. Bishop that he could safely as- was
Paris. Today It Is an Industrial place ' White, deceased, and pursuant to an
January 25 saw a unique ceremony'
,hR* “ WI,B ,he hope and desire
w ith a population of 03,000.
order of the above entitled Court
at the Catholic church here. For the 3» “ would be the privilege of the
made and entered on the 8th day of
first time in the diocese of Baker Capuchin Fathers to do all that In
January 1927, will sell for cash ln
C h a ra c te r in M a k in g
City the solemn ceremony of the con- «hem lay to lighten the burdens of
hand In one parcel at private sale
Some writers assert Hint character
aecration o f « church was pirfui'ii'd ,he Hight Rev. Bishop in the exer-
upon
sealed bids at the First National
Only once before ln Ihe state of Ore- else ,,f his sacred ministry as the is formed in the days of childhood,
Bank in Hermiston, Oregon, subject
gon and probably not more than ‘ hlcf pastor of the diocese. In token says the Ixts Angeles Times. They al
to confirmation by the above entitled
twice in the gieat Northwest has this of that wish and desire he was very lege that In Infancy the habits of age Court, all of the following described
happy
to
present
the
Right
Rev
J
are,
f
J
”8
“Id
throws
mud
striking ceremonial of the Catholic
he Is going to be a politician. If he lands located in Umatilla County,«
Bishop with a light traveling crosier
church been carried out.
| likes to play with dolls he is going ¡Oregon, and all belonging to said es-1
Sixteen years ago Father Luke in remembrance of the happy day of' I to be a movie actor. If he fights with I tate, as follows: Beginning 345 feet
Sheehan, the first of the Franciscan Ihe consecration of the little church n|| ,hc other boys In the block he will ’ west and 30 feet south from the cen-
Capuchin Father» to come to Baker ll « « r La<’y of the Angels.
I be a lawyer. If lie robs birds' nests ; ,er of (h<| southeast Quarter of Sec-
arrived here In Hermiston. He built
The Right Rev. Bishop in reply he *» 8oll>g t0 b* a promoter. So the j
tion 10, Tp. 4 N. R. 28 E. W. M , |
the combination church and dwell- spoke feelingly of the help and sup- ! nr«ulnen‘ «night go. As a matter of |
fact very little character Is formed in I,hence we"‘ 157 5 feet; thence w,uth !
Ing which now serves h k the rectory, port that the Capuchin Fathers had
Ihe kindergarten stage. It does not '50® ‘ec‘ > thence east 157.5 feet; ,
For 8 or 9 months he ministered to been to the bishop, clergy and people develop until the contacts of life In | «hence north 300 feet to the place of |
the Catholic» of the parish until the, since their first arrival In Ihe dlo- school, college nnd business begin to beginning In Umatilla County. O r e-|
arrlval of Father Caalmlr Butler, to cese. It spoke well of the foresight be felt.
I gon, and that said administrator will
whom he then entrusted the parish of his predecessor. Bishop O'Reilly,
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¡receive bids for said land from and i
while he himself w, nt to organize that he had invited these good Fath- ;
p a r F ro m P e rfec t
{after Monday, the 21st day of Febru-1
the new parish at Bend.
ers to the diocese. He was happy i -Why don’t you call me a donkey ary' 1,2T’ and W,U
8a,d land t 0 '
In 1915 Father Butler built the that they had with them Father I
the highest bidder for cash, provided
present concrete church which wasjLuke Sheehan who had been the first ! and have done with It? You've hinted said bid is satisfactory to the Judge'
at It long enough," said the henpecked
blessed the same year by the late of the Fathers to come here. Father I basband.
of the above entitled Court.
Right Rev. C. J. O Reilly, D. D.. then Sheehan had made many sacrifices 1 “It wouldn't be quite true," Mrs
This notice is published four coft-i
bishop of the diocese. In September J since his arrival here and made them Meek replied.
secutive weeks in the Hermiston Her-
1 924. Father Dominic O'Connor. O. •readily and generously. But his
"I stipi»oee not I haven’t ears Ions {a|d, a newspaper of general ctrcula- {
M. Cap. 8. T. B. was transferred here • heart must be glad today and his j enough tor that animal," he retorted,
tlon published weekly In Hermiston.
.from Bend as assistant to Father But- sacrifices must now seem light and sarcastically.
Umatilla County, Oregon and by post
’’Oh, yea, yon have," she returned,
ler and later succeeded him as pastor, j worth making when he waa assisting
"You don't need longer ing the same notice In three public
In the short space of 12 months at the consecration of thia church, sweetly.
places In said County and State, all
ears."
l ather O Connor cleared off the debt the culmination In thia parish of the j
In the manner and form as by law
"What do I need, then?"
on the church and parish. During a work whose foundation he had laid,
«
"Taro more legs and a better voice." i provided.
vielt to The Dalles Father O'Connor He congratulated Father Sheehan and
Dated this 20th day of January.
had donated to him by Mr. and Mrs j he congratulated those who suerecd-
1927.
S pread o f Leprosy
Frss of that clyt some white Carrara cd him and «specially the present
F. B. SWAYZE.
America was discovered about the
marble and some black Belgian m ar-' pastor. He felt he always could rely
Administrator with will annexed of
ble. From these marble« he made'on the good Fathers In the past and time that leprooy was widespread in
the estate of W lllism C. White, de
xod »here Is evidence that the
the new altar, the pillars and balds- he knew the assurance of Father
ceased.
earliest
emigrants
from
Portugal
and
Chius, being made to hie iKelgn Io «he O'Conffor «hat IhtlT help and aeelet-
Statin carried leprosy with them. Mon 2O-5tc
Vlp ^rrmtahm irralh
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