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THE HBBMISTOB HgBJULP. HEBMISTOl-V, • J *X ej OH. LODGE DIRECTOR! Liberty Bell Savings Banks QUEEN PLAYHOUSE THEATER, HERMISTON A n ticip a ted Your needs in everything Febrûary 25, 26, 27 C om e A supply of th e fam ous lb e rty Bell b an k s h a s been received and is available fo r th e u se of o u r cu sto m ers w ho have sav in g s ac counts. A n in itia l deposit of one d o llar in sav in g s e n title s th e deposi to r to receive one of th ese b e a u tifu l banks. T he b an k s a re r e plicas in m in ia tu re of th e L ib erty Bell th a t played a n im p o rta n t p a rt in th e h isto ry of o u r co u n try . The p ra c tic e of p u ttin g sp are funds In th e L ib e rty Bell b an k s for deposit In sav in g s has blazed th e tr a il to independence for m any. "The Last F'rontier” First National Bank of Hermiston Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits O ver $50,000 s' u. Swayze, Brea. R. A lexader, V lce-Pree. A. H. N orton, C ashier W . L. H am m , A sst. C ashier WITH WILLIAM BOYD; MARGUERITE De IA MOTTE, J. FARRELL MACDONALD and JACK HOXIE Directed By Geoige B. Seitz WANT ADS FOR SALE o n SALE— A utom obile, fu rn itu re , reasonable. ADDING m achine rolls at the Herald office. chickens, M. Duty. 25-3tp FOR SA LE— A d d in g m achine rolla a t th e H erald office. OR SALE— 5 acres 1-2 mile so u th - ■ t of H erm iston. W rite W m. De- , ore, P endleton, Oregon, or phone 396-J. 25 2tp. 1ANO for sale v icin ity of H erm is to n . One of A m erica's fin est pianos old a t larg e price reduction. ,i or term s $10 m o n th ly . If in terested in seeing th is b arg ain w rite C. F. H endrick, piano b ro k e r and a d ju s te r, 66 F ro n t St., P o r t land, Oregon. 25 4tc. FO R SALE— New sty le Cole’s hot b la s t h e a te r. See V ane B oyn ton. 24-tfc FOR R E N T — 20 acres in C olum bia d is tric t. M. M. S m ith. 24-2p FOR SALE— L ig h t w agon, bedstead, m a ttre ss, sp rin g s, cheap F ra n k R ack. 24-2tp FOR SALE— Jersey cow, th re e years old, fresh. W rite W. P. T ru m b u ll, S tan field , Oregon. 24-tfc T norobred Rhode Islan d R ed eggs, 50c a s e ttin g . J.’ S. Dyer. 24-tfc ’'OR SALE — R egistered D u ro c-Jer sey S eptem ber pigs. W rite B. U l rich , P en d leto n , D re. 24-tfc FO R SALE— M artin C melody saxa- phone, h a lf price, $40 cash, If taken a t once. E n q u ire a t th is office. 24-2tc GOOD COOKING A PPLE S— 25c box, 50c sack a t P a c k in g Etouse. A. W. P ra n n . 23-2p HAMILTON PIANO, cheap. George W a g n e r’s, L v e rre a d y B b a tte rie s. for your old b a tte ry . H erm isto n Second H an d S tore.— F u rn itu re and H a rd w a re , Bee S u p plies, H arness, S addles, W agons. 35-Sfe See It a t 23-tfc $1 allow ed P a u l M iller. 23-tfc T H E N EW ’ESSEX SU PER -SIX IS H E R E — New Bodies, New M otors, New Colors. B ruce-E llis M otor C ars, H udson-E ssex D ealer. 23-3c USED PIANO— A re a l buy, term s to su it.. W rite P en d leto n Music H ouse, P en d leto n , O regon. 22-3tc JU ST received new supply of fam ous W a tk in s products. Mrs. W. B. B eas ley. 22-3tp. FOR SALE OR TRADE— 138 acre d airy ra n c h m ile w est of Alsea. S ta te h ig h w ay , m ail ro u te. School bus. W a n t sm all irrig a te d place. E. M. G oodlin, A lsea. Oregon. 21-7p FOR SALE— On easy term s. Dodge coupe in good cond itio n . F irs t N atio n al b ank. 8-tfc FOR SALE— No. 1 fresh cows. B. H am m er. 37-tfe FOR SALE— 2 d in in g tab les. 2 oil stoves, 1 book case. A ddress Box 123, S tan field , Ore. 18-tfc W h ite L eghorn cockerels of O . A .C. an d T ancred stra in s . R easonable. C. C. C llnesm lth, H erm iston. 23-3c FOUND— Tw o bun ch es of keys. Id en tify a t H itt’s and pay for th is ad. 24-tfc W A N TED SOON— S tead y m an as forem an on larg e a lfa lfa ran ch . See J . DeW ilde. Room 109, F irst N atio n al B ank Bldg., P en d leto n . 22-2U B rin g y o u r broken fu r n itu r e to me to be rep aired . Tom Jen sen . 17-tfc W atch, clock and Jewelry repairing. 8ee N ew ell, n e st door to Sappers. ll-tfe A n E PIC A L P IC T U R E story of the west in the days when brave men and women faced death at the hands of savage Indians and base renegade white men, as they sought to build up a mighty empire. A giant herd of 3000 buffaloes P articip ate in the A ctio n Adm ission^ 2 5 -5 0 c C urtain 7:45 Dr. F. V. PRIME DENTISTRY Dental X-Ray and Diagnosis H erm iston, O regon. B ank Bldg. P hone C onnection« HITT W. J. W ARNER Attorney-at-Law Hermiston ❖ * ❖ ♦ IF IT’S : service : YOU WANT * ❖ CALL 25-J ♦ J COUNTRY HAULS S0LICITE1 J h i : : Oregon s. M c K enzie , m . d - Eye. Ear Nose and Throat Office: 1-2-3 In lan d E m pire Bldg. P endleton, Oregon JAMES L. SEARS, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Res. Phone 712 Office P hone 733. J T . H . G aith er J ❖ ❖ TRANSFER AND DRAY Office in First National Bank Bldg. <• ♦ 1 F O U N T A IN Cigar«, Tobacco Barbar Shop CAUSE ^ ¡T * * T c F F e c T 'OATIOff B arred R ocks from th e H en ry Som m erer flock a t $17 per 100, o r $155 p er 1,000. O rders fo r 500 o rj la rg e r ta k e s 1,000 ra te s. TH E MARKETS Portland. H a tc h in g d ates Feb. 22, M ar. 1,; 8, 15, 22, 29, A p ril 5, 12, 19, 26, W heat—Big Bend bluestem , $1.32; hard w hite, federation, soft w hite, May 3, 10, 17, 24, 31. w estern w hite, northern spring, $1.31; May Chix 20 per cent reduction hard w inter, $1.29; w estern red, $1.27. H ay—Alfalfa, $18.50019 to n ; valley (D eposit of 20 per cen t on all o rd ers) tim othy, $ 1 8 0 18.50; eastern Oregon tim othy, $21 021.50. B u tterfat—51 @ 53 c. Beginning Feb. 1, we w ill do E ggs—Ranch, 24 031c. custom hatching at one cent per C heese—-Tillamook, trip lets, 28!,4c; egg p:r week. loaf, 2914c p er lb. Seventy-five per cent hatch C attle—Good, $8.75® 9.25. guaranteed after four day te s t H ogs—Medium to choice. 8 1 0 0 12.90. Bookings now being made. First Sheep—Lambs, med.um to choice, come, first served. $10012. I Seattle. WHITE POULTRY FARM W heat—Soft w hite, w eptern white, no rth ern spring, Big Bend bluestem , Gerald A. White $1.33; h ard w inter, $1.31; w estern red, Hermiston, Oregon $1.29; Big Bend dark n o rth ern spring, Big Bend d ark hard w inter, $1.36. Hay—A lfalfa, $25; tim othy P. S., FEED PRICE QUOTATIONS $22. B utter—Cream ery, 47c. Eggs—Ranch, 28 ©31c. (F u rn ish e d by F a rm B u reau Co-oper Hogs—Prim e, $12.76012.90. ativ e of H erm isto n . U nless o th e r C attle— S teers, good, $8.5009.10. w ise specified, prices a re p er h u n d red Cheese — Cream bricks, 25@28c; w eig h t.) S cratch , 100s ................................. $2.30 triplets, 26c; loaf, 26c, C ustom H atch in g E gg M ash .......................................... 2.30 G round O a t s ..................................... 1.98 G round B arley .............................. 1.75 W h eat ................................................. 2.20 Corn .................................................... 1.90 C racked C orn ................................... 2.05 G round C orn ................................... 2.00 M ill R u n 80s..................................... 1.08 Cow feed ........................ - .......... 2.00.... G round W h e a t ....................... 2.30 S horts, 80s ........................................ 1.16 Rolled B arley ................................. 1.23 Calf m eal, p er p o u n d .................. 3%c M iddlings .......................................... 1.66 O yster « h e ll ............................................90 W hole o a ts ........................................ 1.88 S alt, h a lf g r o u n d ........................ .45 PROFESSIONAL CARDS 1 5 0 0 N a v a jo and O th er Indians Baby Chicks 1927 W h ite L eg h o rn s a t $15 p er 100, or $135 p er 1,000. and g iv e our line the “o n ce o v er.” ❖ REAL ESTA TE EXCH AN GES AND INSURANCE. J , M. BIGGS, R E ALTOR. 26-tfC in No. and VINEYARD LODGE NO. 206, I. O. O. F. m eets each M onday ev ening In Odd F ellow s’ hall. V isitin g m em bers cor dially invited. W. It. L onghorn, S ecretary . C hilds B arh am , N. G. th at is necessary to com plete your golf outfit. John C. Flinn Presents ESTHER fo u rth T uesday evenings of each m o n th in M asonic H all. V isitin g m em bers welcome. M aud M. K ellogg, W . M. K a th ry n L. G arn er, S ecretary . W e H ave Friday, Saturday, Sunday CHAPTER 101, O. B. 8., m eets second Spokane. Hogs—Good, $12 50 0 12.60. C attle—S teers, good, $8 0 8.50. — TRY THE HERALD WANT ADS— ■ h o u r of ten o’clock A. M. of said day, th en and th e re to show cause, if any exists, w hy a n o rd e r of th e above e n title d co u rt should n o t be made p e rm ittin g an d d ire c tin g H . J. W a r n er as a d m in is tra to r of th ^ e state of th e e sta te of F ra n c is M. McClin- tic, deceased, to sell a t p riv ate sale In one parcel, for cash in h an d , for IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE' th e purpose of p ay in g th e fu n eral charges, expenses of ad m in istra tio n STATE OF OREGON FOR THE a n d th e claim s a g a in s t th e said es COUNTY OF UMATILLA ta te , a ll o r such p a rt of th e h e re in In th e M atter of th e E sta te of a fte r described re a l e sta te belonging to 3aid esta te , as it m ay be necessary Leo Jin , Deceased. to sell fo r su ch purposes, th e said real NOTICE TO CREDITORS. «* N otice is hereby g iven th a t th e p ro p erty b ein g described as follows, u n d ersig n ed h as by O rder of th e to -w it: above e n title d C ourt been appointed P a rc e l 1. T h e S o u th w est Q u a rte r of th e A d m in istrato r of th e E sta te of Leo S o u th east Q u a rte r of th e N o rth Jin , Deceased, an d h as duly q u alified east Q u a rte r of Section 4 ,’ Tp. 4 as su ch . All persons h a v in g claim s N o rth R an g e 28, E. W . M. a g a in st said e sta te a re notified to p resen t them p ro p erly verified to th e P arcel 2. W est H alf of th e S o u th w est Q u ar u n d ersig n ed a t th e office of h is at- te r of th e N o rth w est Q u a rte r of orney, C. Z. R an d all a t room 24, Section 3, Tp. 4 N o rth R an g e 28, S tan g ler B uilding, P en d leto n , O re gon, w ith in six m o n th s from th e d ate E. W. M., also know n as F arm U nit G co n sistin g of 20 acres. ~it th e firs t p u b licatio n of th is N otice. Y ou a re f u r th e r n o tified th a t th is c ita tio n is served upon you by p u b D ated F e b ru a ry 10, 1927. licatio n , p u rs u a n t to o rd er of th e T. B. GURDANE, A d m in istrato r of th e E sta te of Leo Hon. I. M. S channep, Ju d g e of th e Jin , Deceased. 23-5tc above e n title d co u rt, d u ly m ade and en tered on th e 8th day of F eb ru ary , th a t p u b licatio n IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE 1927, d ire c tin g th ereo f be m ade once each we«k for OREGON FOR UMATLLA a period of fo u r w eeks, in th e H er COUNTY m iston H erald , an d th a t th e firs t In th e M atter of th e E sta te p u b licatio n h ereof is m ade p u rs u a n t of to su ch o rd er on th e 17 th day of F ra n c is M. M cCilntic, Deceased. F eb ru ary ,, 1927. CITATION. By o rd e r o f th e H on. I. M. To E tta 8 h a n n a h a n and N ettle E m erson, b eing h e irs a t law of F ra n Schannep, Ju d g e of th e above e n title d co u rt, m ade an d en tered on th e 8th cis M. M cCilntic, deceased: In th e N am e of th e S ta te of O re day of F e b ru a ry , 1927. In testim o n y w hereof, I, R. T. gon: You, an d each of you, a re hereby B row n. C lerk of th e C o u n ty C ourt, cited an d com m anded to a p p e a r b e aforesaid, do h ere u n to aet my b an d fo re th e H on. I. M. S ch an n ep , Ju d g e and affix th e seal of th e said co u rt, of th e above e n title d co u rt, a t his th ia 8th day of F e b ru a ry , 1917. R. T. BROWN, office In th e co u rt house In P en d le C lerk of th e C ounty C ourt. ton, U m atH la f o i'n ty , O regon, on pplMde tor Profit«. »MlRaga. |7 U the ?3rd day of March, 1JJ7, at th« « W to EARLY SPRING ENCOURAGES RADIO REPORT OF FINAL PLANTING OF GARDEN SEED TUNNEL BLAST HEARD HERE Bert M ullins DR. DAVID S. ROWE, Specializing in Acute and Chronio Mr. and Mrs. Jackson H a rr w ere am ong the H erm iston d is tric t re s i d en ts w ho listened in w ith in te re st to th e program last F rid ay n ig h t over rad io w hich m arked th e o p en in g of th e M offitt tu n n e l in Colorado. P resid en t Coolidge touched the b u tto n w hich set off th e fin a l blast in th e tu n n e l, and Mrs. H a a r said the sound of th e explosion could be d is tin c tly h eard a b o u t 8 :1 0 o’clock. T he tu n n el, firs t dream ed of as a p o ssibility ab o u t 65 y ears ago, s h o rt ens th e distan ce betw een the east and th e so u th w est by ab o u t 300 miles. “ We form erly lived n ear th e re ,” said Mrs. H a rr, ‘‘and for th a t reason th e program w as p a rtic u la rly In te r e stin g to u s." T he sp rin g lik e teh ie p ra tu re s th a t have prevailed for a num ber of days have stim u lated local g ard e n e rs to e arly season a c tiv ity , and q u ite a li t tle of early p la n tin g has alread y been j IS OUR SPECIALTY done,. E. L. C herry show ed e a rly season | HOME MADE PASTRY form last S a tu rd a y w hen he broke a WE SERVE 40c LUNCH FROM fork h an d le w hile tu r n in g over d irt 11:30 TILL 3:00 P. M. in h is g ard en to p la n t early peas. Fried Chicken, home style, 50c - R alph B row nson lost a little e x tra j tim e a t golf in o rd e r to p u t o u t some SHORT ORDERS AT ALL HOUR! e a rly peas. Open 5 :30 to 9 :30. Je n s Skovbo p lan ted some early po- , tato es last S a tu rd a y , and G ra n t BalY ey Is a n o th e r e a rly p o ta to grow 4;- w ho h a s been busy. Only th e h a rd i-j est v egetables have been p la n te d y e t' in th is d is tric t, b u t seed catalogue» have been in sty le fo r.so m e tim e. H o m e C ookin g R EX C A F E FUNERAL FOR BOARDMAN WOMAN HELD ON MONDAY PROPOSED NUISANCE TAX MEETS OPPOSITION IN CLUB F u n e ra l serv ices w ere conducted M onday a ftern o o n at 2 o’clock in the B o ardm an ch u rch for Mrs. M ary p W lck lan d er, w ell liked B oardm an w om an, w ho died F rid ay a t St. A n th o n y h o sp ital in P endleton. The services w ere conducted by Rev. S. H am rick , p asto r of th e M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch here. Mrs. W lck lan d er w as born a t Reed C ity, M ichigan, A pril 16, 1889. H er m arria g e w as solem nized N ovem ber 4, 1905. She an d h er husband m ov ed to th e B oardm an d is tric t six years ago. T hey w ere th e p aren ts of nine ch ild ren , six of whom, w ith th e h u s band, h er fa th e r and one b ro th e r, survive. T he In fa n t fitter whose b ir th th e m o th er died, w as buried w ith her. Mrs. W lck lan d er w as public sp irite d an d gave u n g ru d g in g ly of h er tim e an d e ffo rt in civic work. The fu n e ra l w as very la r g e ly attended. HADDOX GRAPPLES TO WIN IN 145 POUND CLASS, 0. A. C. Oregon A g ric u ltu ra l Colloge, Cor v allis, Feb. 24— John H a.ldox of H erm iston, sophom ore in commerce, w on th e 145 pound class m atch In th e sophom ore-freshm en w restlin g m atch. F a n s sa y th a t Haddox is fast and aggress ive. In te rc la ss w re stlin g w as begun th is y ear to en ab le , more men to e n te r w re stlin g com petition. To keep alive th e In terest in th is sport H, P. C arlile, w re stlin g coach, devised th is schem e as th e re a re b u t few am a te u r team s on th e coast to schedule m atches w ith . H addox is a m em eber of th e Sigm a Pi, n a tio n a l social fra te rn ity . PETER JACKSON DIES AT HOME IN WOLF CREEK, MONT. P e te r E. Ja ck o n , a b ro th e r of C. M. and E. L. Jack so n of H erm iston, died T uesday a t his hom e in W olf C reek, M ontana, aceordiog to In form ation received by relativ es here yesterday. MT. Jack so n w as about 53 years old. and his d e a th follow ed fa ilin g h ealth th a t extended over a period of fo u r years. H e lived h ere fo r a sh o rt tim e ab o u t fo u r year» ago. th en w ent to Longview w here he m anaged a lu m b er yard fo r th e L ong-B ell L um ber Co. for ab o u t a y ear. He th e n w en t to M ontana Ir a n effo rt to Im prove his h ealth . Besides h ie w ife be Is survived by th re e d a u g h te rs a n d o n e son Fune.'nl services w ill be held Sunday In Vtic«, Montana. H erm iston H ospital Maternity Cases our Specialty A proposed bill in th e le g isla tu re w hich w ould provide for e x tra reve nue from a n u isan ce tax on tobacco in all its form s drew th e a tte n tio n of th e com m ercial clu b a t its m eeting T uesday. H en ry H itt called th e a tte n tio n of th e club to th e m easure and pointed out th a t th e lab o r of co llectin g the tax , If th e m easure should pass, w ould fa ll upon th e re ta il m erch an t. Ai m otion w as c a rrie d expressing the j c lu b ’s opposition to th e m easure, and th e se c re ta ry w as in s tru c te d to send a te le g ra m to th e m em bers of the co u n ty ’s d eleg a tio n a sk in g them to oppose th e bill. Disease. Location, 2 doors w sst of Postoffice H ours, 10 to 6. and by ap pointm ent. Office P hone 303 lies. P hone 312 HERMISTON, OREGON ¡■■■■■■■■■■r !■■■■■ 2 J. L. V A U G H A N ! 208 East Court St. ® ANY AND ■ E verthing E lectrical ■ ■ ■ FOR YOU Phone 139 Pendleton, Ore. OUR MOTTO: FAIRNESS AND SERVICE Come and see us about our new and reasonable rates. Graduate n u n c in attendance at all times. TELEPHONE 881 H erm iston T ransfer We Haul A senate bill grounds for divorce feat in the senate. voted to sustain an m aking insanity w ent down to de 8lxteen senators adverse report on the measure. Automobile license fees are to be made the subject for a study by a com m ittee of five senators during the next two years with a view to recom mend ing to the next legislative session a schedule of fees providing for a more equitable distribution of tho license tax, particularly as betw een new and old cars. The free text book bill was Indcfln ltely p o std ated In th e senate when an adverso rep o rt cf the com m ittee on education was adopted. The bill pro vlded for purchase of hooks by the school d istricts if so voted by the peo pie. "F o r H W ’ C a rrie rs to Pay More "A nyw here for h ire ” trucks, and passen g er autom obiles not dosignated as comm e» c a rrie rs will be required to pay a t additional am ount of 59 per Cent over th etr regular license foes under the term s of senate bill passed by the house. T he bill also rem oves the ow ners of com m ercial trav elers' cars from the class of m achines hav ing tp pay this ex tra amount. H ereto fore, "anyw here for hire” m achines paid on a capacity and m ileage basis, as have common carriers o p e ra tin g , Sheriffs Salary Bill Killed betw een fixed peints. S enator U pton’s general salary bill The hone« killed a bill which would | for sheriffs was indefinitely postponed have provided that the state highway and killed In tha senate on adoption com m ission have jurisdiction over ail of an adverse com m ittee report. It highw ay signs erected in the state. provided th a t th e sheriffs be placed O pponents held th a t It might prohibit in six classes w ith salaries ranging com m unities from erecting signs tend from $2760 Io $6000. ing to draw traffic in th eir direction By practically unanim ous vote, the Fallow ing a vigorous attack by rep senate pnssed the bill providing that re se n ta tiv e s from m any corners of the m em bers of the public service com state, a house bill providing for pre- mission should be appointive Insteai prim ary party conventions w ent down of elective as they now are. The ap to defeat In the house. ointm ents would be made by th< C om pulsory liability Insuranca for ;overror. autom obile ow ners was voted down in ; A bill providing th a t tax levies ir, th e hoase. Oregon be made as of Jan u ary 1, In A bill proposing to change th e m eth toad of March 1, one of the measures- od of appropriating school money by p re se n t'd by the special commltte- basing it an the num ber of elem entary hat studied taxation during the las' school teachers employed Instead of two years, was killed by indefinite on the basis of school census, w as de- j postponem ent ’n th e senate on ndop feated ia the house. Hon of an adverse com m ittee report S tate fee Build Grade Crossings A bill introduced by S enator Moser T ha heuse, by a vote of 31 to 27. | authorizing the appointm ent of a su passed a sed ate bill which would- perln ten d en t of the state penitentiary place Ska cant of grade crossings on also w as approved. U nder th is bill th e atata highw ays en tirely on the th a sup erin ten d en t of tha prison would s ta te highw ay land, w hereas a t pres n p ic in t a w arden and deputy warden, e n t it <• borne jo intly by th is fund j sn u ie c t to confirm ation by the state and th e individual county in which } board. of control. the ¿revejngs are fc n s 'ru c te d . A. rggolntUm referrin g to the voters The t e s t e , a fte r voting ag ain st a , r ga UB' Stlon of repealing the in 'o rest senate bill providing for th e llonnsingi M a n a t e e law a s It affects Irrigation of ’persons to practice and teac h "co # *nd d rainage d istric ts was Indefinitely ra ttle ♦bergp)’," reconsliif !<;tl > - ,, I postponed. « . ANYTHING ANYWHERE ANYTIME TELEPHONE 31 L. J. McAtee PAINTS, WALLPAPER, PICTURE MOULDINGS AND OLASS CONTRACTING 513 Main St. Phone 158 Pendleton, Oregon. HEMSTITCHING, PLEATING BUTTONS and BUTTON HOLES Mail orders promptly attended to. THE SMART SHOP Mrs. R L. PnT’ er, Prop. 822 Main St, Pendleton, Ore. AGENCY IM P E R IA L CLEANERS CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING DONE All Work Guaranteed. Give me a Trial. To please you is my aim PEER Hermiston B O K IS H Oregon
