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TOE HEBMlfireOjS ITERALO, HKRMTSTO^ QREGOy. Everyone Knows © Special communication of Queen Bsther chapter O. E. 3., next Tuesday night at 7:30. Wheat Prospects Good “I never saw prospects for a good wheat crop any beter than they are right now." said Frank Sllvey of Condon while In town today. “The ground la full ol moisture, and the wheat looks good." Mr. Sllvey for merly lived here. MARKETS DEVELOPED That a big oak tree starts from the germ of life in a tiny acorn. is jnst as trne that a comfortable competence, may be a for tune, g ts its start from a dollar saved. (Continued From Page One) the budget making officer of the state OREGON LEGISLATURE I with special machinery operating un der a budget master to be appointed chief executive. ENDS LONG SESSION by It the la claimed for the law that when Taxation Program Cause ot Holdover of Assembly For Additional Week. Senate Refuse* to Reconsider Tith in g B ill— People to Vote on Income Tax and 6 Per Cent T a x Lim itation Am endm ent — M otor Legislation Mostly Remedial— New State Office Building Provided For. LODGI DIRECTORY QUEEN W e H ave the coming legislature meets, two years from now, the ways and means committees ot the senate and house will find a close-pared state budget of expense which will represent the bare Your needs in everything bone requirements of the state gov th a t is necessary to com ernment as a whole, beyond which the committee will not be allowed to go. plete your golf outfit It makes the board of control the central purchasing agency for all state boards and departments. Numerous amendments were made to the water code, all tending to In crease the duties and authority o( the state engineer. Motor vehicle legislation enacted was almost entirely of a remedial character, with the certificate of title law, light law and the so-called "ped dler” tax amended. Changes in title and light laws were in the direction of uniformity, following closely the recommendations of the Hoover con ference, and presented by the Oregon automotive conference. Among the new rules of the road is an amendment which permits a speed <• of 35 miles an hour on the highways,I 4» IF IT’S ♦ with a maximum of 20 miles in incor- .j. porated cities and towns. Another will require all vehicles to I come to a full stop when entering up- J YOU WANT on a primary state highway. • Under the present law vehicles are required j CALL 25-J to slow down to a speed of five miles [ air hour before entering primary high COUNTRY HAULS SOLICITEI ways, but this rule has been found, hard to enforce. Other road and motor vehicle legis- J TRANSFER AND DRAY « latlon is summarized as follows: House bill No. 484 follows the I 4 « « 4 4 « 4 « 4 « « « 4 « « Hoover code and provides a load limit of 8000 pounds on each axle of a motor truck when the axles are spaced less than eight feet apart and which will prevent carrying excessive loads on six wheel motor trucks. House bill No. 493 provides that the “acceptance of a free ride as a guest in a motor vehicle shall be presumed ' Cigars, Tobacco a waiver of said guest of liability for Barber Shop accidental injury caused by owner or driver of such motor vehicle.” The public service commission has : been given definite jurisdiction over anywaere for-hlre vehicles. A n ticip a ted C om e in and give our line th e cured by the association i s a result or its method of operation has been to extend the length of the cutting sea Realize the importance of putting away that dollar, then add Salem.—The thirty-fourth assembly son for asparagus, Mr. Lampson said. of the state legislature adjourned after to it systematically. "We used to consider a 60 day sea a session extending a week beyond Take a dollar and one of onr new Liberty Bell Savings Banks son quite long. L ist year we had 98 the 40-day constitutional period. The and start building your competence. Many of the new banks have pools of asparagus, which means that extended session was occasioned by Veer taken by customers during the past two weeks. we harvested over a period of 98 failure of the senate to pass the tith days. We have been able to extend ing bill, an important feature of the o-jrs is w aiting for yon. the season by going into the markets governor’s taxation program. on the Atlantic seaboard where the Following the defeat of the tithing superior quality of our product will bill in the senate various taxation and bring a sufficient premium to enable revenue measures were proposed, but of HeruiletuD us to make the long haul they were rejected by the administra ( w p i t a i , S urplu s ar.d U n d ivid ed P ro fits O v e r $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 The salvation of many sorts of tion and an effort made to have the K. Alexailer, Vice-Pre. farming depends on farmers having senate reconsider and pass the bill \ H N o rton , ( ’ashler W . L. Hamm, Aast. Cashier real selling organizations in the without amendment. All efforts to field, Mr. Lampson declared. reach an agreement between the sen "How long would Ford or Dodge ate and the governor failed and a mo have lated as manufacturers if they tion to reconsider in thé senate was m SC ELLAMEOPl had devoted their entire attention to defeated. The vote stood 17 for re FOUND— Two bunches of keys. Iden building machines and depending on consideration and 13 against. The call tify at H itt’s and pay for this ad. buyers casually dropping in to pur showed : 24-tfc chase cars?” he asked. “Farming has Yes—Bailey, Banks, Butler, Carsner, been conducted on Just that sort of Davis, Dunn, Eddy, Elliott, Hunter, WANTED SOON— Steady man as policy for many years. The policy Kiddle, Mann, Marks, Miller, Norblad foreman on large alfalfa ranch. must be changed to meet new con Staples and President Corbett. OK SALE See J. DeWilde, Room 109, First ditions. No — Beals, Brown, Butt, Dunne. "ALE— Automobile, chickens, National Bank Bldg., Pendleton. J. Skovbo presided during the meet Hall, Hare, Jones, Joseph, Klepper, M. Duty. ur., reasonable. 22-2tc |ng and introduced the speakers. En Moser, Reynolds, Strayer and Upton 25-3tp tertainment features Included two Finances Left In Chaotic Condition. Bring your broken furniture to me numbers on the violin by Walter The legislature adjourned withoul —5 acres 1-2 mile south- to be repaired. Tom Jensen. Hamm with Miss Eeyler as accompan- enacting the tithing bill, thus leaving 1 n.ioton. Write Wm. De- 17-tfc j 1st at the piano. Harold Lance sang a the state’s finances in a more or lese endleton, Oregon, or phone solo and an encore, Mr. Lindsey of Watch, clock and Jewelry repairing. Pine City sang a couple of Scotch chaotic condition. 5 2tp. When the legislature assembled It See Newell, next door to Sappers. songs very acceptably. was faced with a deficit of approx' aaie vicinity of Hermi3- 18-tfe Following the program refresh mately $1,000,000, which was increas ^,.e ul America's finest pianos ments were served in the basement of ed to $3,882,206 by appropriations dur Polands for Profits. Stillings. 37tf the church. t„ Oo sold at large price reduction. ing the session. The governor plan . '?3h or terms $10 monthly. If ned to meet the deficit with a state m te.csted in seeing this bargain HEAL ESTATE EXCHANGES AND TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND income tax expected to yield $2,000,- INSURANCE. J. M. BIGGS, RE v i e C. F. Hendrick, piano brok 000 and the tithing bill, which took a FRIENDS ALTOR. 28-tfc er and adjuster, 66 Front St., Port Having diposed of our interest In percentage from various state boards land, Oregon. 25 4tc. Hermiston Second Hand Store.— Kingsley’s Inc., we wish to convey and commissions, thus providing an EFFORTS TO SECURE WORLD Furniture and Hardware, Bee Sup to our patrons and friends our additional $1,000,000. FOR SALE— New style Cole’s hot PEACE MADE BY LEAGUE The legislature passed the income hearty thanks for your kindness and plies, Harness, Saddles, Wagons. blast heater. See Vane Boyn tax, but this must be submitted to the patronage during the past four years. 35-Sfo ton. 24-tfc MR. and MRS. OTTO C. PIERCE people at a special election to be held Meetings H i d in Big Centers To Present Ideas of Conference June 28. For all practical purposes FOR RENT— 20 acres in Columbia ADDING machine rolls at the Herald To Prevent Wars, the legislature really left the state's district. M. M. Smith. 24-2p IS OUR SPECIALTY office. CALL FOR WARRANTS financial condition Just where It was All O. & M. Warrants of the West HOME MADE PASTRY FOR SALE— Adding machine rolls National interest is being shown in FOR SALE— Light wagon, bedstead, Extension Irrigation DLstrict, reg at the beginning of the session. at the Herald office. the effort toward universal peace by WE SERVE 40c LUNCH FROM mattress, springs, cheap Frank Rack. Governor Must Use Veto. istered on or before December 31st a group of prominent men and women 24-2tp 11:30 TILL 3:00 P. M. The legislature having voted numer who are holding public meetings of 1926, will be paid on presentation Fried Chicken, home style, 50c ous appropriations without providing at the office of the County Treasur FOR SALE— Jersey cow, three years a new and distinct character in the er of Morrow County on or after funds to meet them it is apparent that principal cities of the United States SHORT ORDERS AT ALL HOURS old, fresh. Write W. P. Trumbull, White Leghorns at $15 per 100, March 18th, 1927, at which date int it will be necessary for the governor and Canada under the title of World Stanfield, Oregon. 24-tfc Open 5 :30 to 9:30. to make liberal use of his veto power Unity Conferences. erest on said warrants w ill cease. or $135 per 1,000. Thorobred Rhode Island Red eggs, Heppner, Oregon, February 26, if the deficit is to be reduced to a The situation in Nicaragua and Barred Rocks from the Henry 1927. f c a setting. J. S. Dyer. 24-tfc point where it does not exceed the Mexico, and the international com Sommerer flock at $17 per 100„ or anticipated revenues. Leon W. Briggs, County Treas. plications In the Far East are bring FOR SALE — Registered Duroc-Jer- $155 per 1,000. Orders for 500 or 26-3t. As a result of the xosslon, so far ing to a focus the efforts of the sey September pigs. W rite B. Ul larger takes 1,000 rates. as finance is concerned, in addition World Unity Conference Committee, rich, Pendleton, Ore. 24-tfc Hatching dates Feb. 22, Mar. 1, IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE to the income tax, there will be sub which has long advocated and worked mitted to the people at the special to promote a better understanding OREGON FOR UMATLLA FOR SALE— Martin C melody saxa- 8, 15, 22, 29, April 5, 12, 19, 26, election a proposed amendment to the between nations and a spirit of co of having t*eth extracted COUNTY May 3, 10, 17, 24, 31. phone, half price, $40 cash, If 6 percent tax limitation which would operation between peoples. In the Matter of the Estate take taken at once. Enquire at this fix the tax levying “base,’’ so far as of May Chix 20 per cent reduction World Unity conferences are being office. 24-2tc the state is concerned at $3,500 000, held during February and March In (Deposit of 20 per cent on all orders) Francis M. McC llntlc, Deceased. CITATION. plus 6 percent, or 33,710,000 for the New York City, Washington. D. C., i OOD COOKING APPLES— 25c box, To Etta Shannahan and Nettie tax levy of 1928 and thereafter. 3prlngfleld, Mass., New Haven, Conn., 50c sack at Packing Hbuse. A. W. Aside from the tithing bill, every Portsmouth, N. H., Cornell Univer Emerson, being heirs at law of Fran Prann. 23-2p hlng that Governor Patterson suggest sity at Ithaca, New York and other Inexpensive Beginning Feb. 1, we will- do cis M. McClintic, deceased: In the Name of the State of Ore ed that he wanted was promptly ac centers. Nationally known speakers, 1 AMILTON PIANO, cheap. See It at custom hatching at one cent per From five to ten minutes completes gon: corded him. Not one of his vetoes educators, publicists and leaders In operation. egg per week. George Wagner’s. 23-tfc You, and each of you, are hereby was over-ridden. Seventy-five per oent hatch various fields of endeavor are on the Everready B batteries, $1 allowed cited and commanded to appear be guaranteed after four dav test. W ill Add to Taxable W ealth. programs. for your old battery. Paul Miller. Bookings now being made. First fore the Hon. I. M. Schannep, Judge One accomplishment of the whole "Our purpose is to present the Pendleton, Oregon 23-tfc of the above entitled court, at his session was the passage of an act Ideal of world unity,” said MrB. Flor come, first served. office In the court house In Pendle hat it Is expected will add to the tax ence Norton, of Worcester, Massa WHITE POULTRY FARM ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, on able wealth of the state and serve In chusetts, secretary of the committee, THE NEW ESSEX SUPER-SIX IS HERE— New Bodies, New Motors, the 23rd day of March, 1927, at the the end to reduce property levies. ”a the supreme Issue of the hour, Gerald A. W hite New Colors. Bruce-Ellis Motor hour of ten o’clock A. M. of said day, This was a house bill designed to and this effort Is based on the con Hermiston, Oregon Cars, Hudson-Essex Dealer. 23-3c then and there to show cause. If any clothe the state tax commission with viction that a new spirit of under exists, why an order of the above supervisory and directive powers over standing sympathy is needed if the USED PIANO— A real buy, terms entitled court should not be made the county assessors and boards of present period of international crisis to keep in mind the to suit.. Write Pendleton Music FEED PRICE QUOTATIONS permitting and directing H. J. War equalization; and giving them author is to lead us safely beyond the dan House, Pendleton, Oregon. 22-3tc fact that in addition to ner as admlnlsft-ator of the estate ity to add to the tax rolls a great deal gers of further disastrous warfare (Furnished by Farm Bureau Co-oper printing this news JUST received new supply of famous ative of Hermiston. Unless other of the estate of Francis M. McClin of property that hitherto has escaped. and produce a true and enduring The administration's budget bill civilization in which all people can paper we do job work Watkins products. Mrs. W. B. Beas wise specified, prices are per hundred tic, deceased, to sell at private nale in one parcel, for cash In hand, for which was passed, makes the governor develop peacefully In mutual coopera ley. 22-3tp. weight.) of any kind. When the purpose of paying the funeral tion.” Scratch, 100s ..................................$2.26 charges, expenses of administration in need of anything FOR SALE OR TRADE— 138 acre Bran, 60s .............................................. 90 and the claims against the said es dairy ranch mile west of Alsea. Egg Mash ______ 2.30 in this line be sure State highway, mall route. School Ground Oats .................................... 2.20 tate, all or such part of the herein after described real estate belonging bus. Want small Irrigated place. Ground Barley ............................. 1.75 E. M. Goodlin, Alsea, Oregon. 21-7p Wheat ................................................ 2.20 to said estate, as It may be necessary to sell for such purposes, the said real W 4 * C « 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 « 44 FOR SALE— On easy terms, Dodge Corn .............................. .'.................. 1.90 property being described as follows, Cracked Corn .................................. 2.05 coupe In good condition. First to-wit: Ground Corn .................................. 2.00 Parcel 1. National bank. 8-tfc Mill Run 80s ................................. 1.20 The Southwest Quarter of the FOR SALE— No. 1 fresh eowe. B. Cow Feed ........................................ 2.10 Come In am Southeast Quarter of the North Ground Wheat ........ 2.30 37-tfc Hammer. east Quarter of Section 4, Tp. 4 renew ll nex Shorts, 80s ...................................... 1.28 North Range 28. E. W. M, time you ar< FOR SALE— 2 dining tables, 2 oil Rolled Barley ............................... 1.23 Parcel 2. stoves, 1 book case. Address Box Calf meal, per pound.................. 3%c in town. West Half of the Southwest Quar 123, Stanfield, Ore. 18-tfc Middlings ....................................;... 1.70 ter of the Northwest Quarter of Oyster shell .................... .$0 Section 3, Tp. 4 North Range 28, FOR SALE— Leather bed davenport, Whole O ats...................................... 2.10 E. W. M., also known as Farm Unit also Clark Jewell oil stove. Mrs. Salt, half ground 50s... 45 G consisting of 26 acres. J. F. Bllderback. 2#-tfc You are further notified that this IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE citation Is served upon you by pub FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE — 22 STATE OF OREGON FOR THE lication, pursuant to order of the acres irrigated fruit and berry land COUN’i Y OF UMATILLA Hon. I. M. Schannep, Judge of the LEXANDER GRAHAM BELL discovered an electrical In White Salmon Valley. W ashing In the Matter of the Estate above entitled court, duly made and of ton. situated 6 miles from Columbia principle upon which a great communications art hsj entered on the 8th day of February, river, railroad and highway con Leo Jin, Deceased, been founded. 1927, directing that publication NOTICE TO CREDITORS. nections to Portland, In small town W hen you need any Those who undertook to give practical value to his discovery Notice Is hereby given that the thereof be made once each week for on main highway. Good house, thing in the tine of likewise left to their successors a principle of service, that has electric lights, and good buildings. undersigned has by Order of the a period of four weei-.s, in the Her miston Herald, and that the first n e a t an d a ttr a c tiv e been developed into an intercommunicating system of over About 900 bearing trees, 6 acres above entitled Court been appointed 17,000,000 telephones. suitable for strawberries, 4 acres Administrator of the Estate of Leo publication hereof Is made pursuant Printing. pasture, lots of firewood on place. Jin, Deceased, and has duly qualified to such order on the 17th day of Both of these principles were built upon and developed with February,, 1927. Write C. R. Smith, Pendleton. Ore. as such. All persons having claims the same objective,—that of enabling men to talk one to an By order of the Hon. I. M. 26-3tp against said estate are notified tc other easily, conveniently, cheaply. With nation-wide tcle- Schannep, Judge of the above entitled present them properly verified to the phorK/ervice already an accomplished fact, these principles FOR SALE— Rhode Island Red cock undersigned at the office of his at eourt, mads and entered on the 8th erels, pullets and hatching eggs. torney, C. Z. Randall at room 24, day of February. 1127. Still continue to act and react upon each other, producing new In testimony whereof, I, R. T, Rita Dyer. l$-2tp Stangler Building, Pendleton. Ore ideals o f service, new goals toward which to strive. gon, within six months from the date Brown. Clerk of the County Court, aforesaid, do hereunto set my band FOR RENT— My 40 acres west of of the first publication of thia send us the price o f a year’? T he P acific T elephone A nd T elegraph C ompany and affix the seal of the said court, Hermiston 4 miles. W ill sell at Notice. this 8th day of February, 1*27. private sale wagon, hay rack, ubscription if you are in arrears BELL SYSTEM Dated February 10, 1927. R. T. BROWN. mower, rake, set double harness, T. B. GURDANE. One Policy » One S y tte m ■ UntVfreal -Service and other things too numerous to Administrator of the Estate of Leo Clerk pf the County Court. mention P. H. Prlndle. B -U c Jin. Dewssed, 2 M te >«*IU “on ce o v er.” SERVICE d r ADS T . H . G aith er CHAPTER N o. VINEYARD LODGE NO. 20«, L Q, O. F. metta each Monday evening In Odd Fellows’ hall. Visiting member* cor dially invited. W. R. Longhorn, Secretary. Childs Barham, N. G. PROFESSIONAL CARDS Dr. F. V. PRIME DENTISTRY Dental X-Ray and Diagnosie Hermiston, Oregon Bank Bldg. Phone ConneottVM HITT F ir s t N a t io n a l B a n k ESTHER 101, O. B. 8., m eets secoa4 Mid fourth Tuesday evenlngB of each month In Masonic Hall. Visiting members welcome. Maud M. Kellogg, W. M. Kathryn L. Garner, Secretary. W. J. 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