The Hermiston herald., May 05, 1927, Image 4

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HERALD,
LtflB TO N , O B B G O V.
Vip gr notata» gradi
In the
w riter's opinion,
both
Ona Mill w as set up In th e base­ Empire region Including Spokane ■aid proof, hla former wife, N ell M.
Judga Lowell and the Heat Oregon- ment under the house. Pour hereto and neighboring oitiea. and to 91 S I.70 Parker, form erly N ell M. Iaaacaon.
tan have sensed correctly th e real of mash, covered w ith a tarpaulin from such cities as Portland. The seeks to obtain patent In her own
Published p w y Thursday at Har. sentim ent in U m atilla eo u a ty as to under which four lanterns were burn- D alles, S eattle and Tacoma. To Chi­ name.
salato*, U m atilla County, Oregon by a third term for President Coolidge. la g to generate heat to make the cago and return from the last named
J. W. DONNELLY, R egister
Jeaeph 8. H arvey, editor and m in- There are many republicans who mash work, testers, em pty kegs, 14 points the round trip summer tour-
would like to expect some leadership em pty 50 gallon barrels, some moon­ istist fare w ill be »90.30, w hile fare
from the democratic party and the sh in e, 12 sacks of sugar and other from Inland Empire w ill be *85.05. 01 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
submission by th at party of a candi­ equipm ent and supplies, Including
STATE OF OREGON FOR
T bs Union P acific th is year offers
■Blared aa second alaaa m atter
date really acceptable to the west. som e ground grain, and a second still improved service, h avin g placed on
UMATILLA COUNTY
9eeM*ber, 1909, at the poatofftea at
These republicans sigh as Governor
termistön. Umatilla County, Oregon. Smith bally-hoos along and adds to w hich was not assembled were found" the line several new Pullm an cars
A big dugout below the house and In other ways added to the com­ J. S. Burnham, P lain tiff
the strength of Coolidge.
SUMMONS
near th e drain ditch was under con­ fort of the passengers.
Subscription Satoa
If the party conventions should struction, and som e of the o u tfit had
E quity No. 3416
T e a r ..... .................................. 93-09 nominate Coolidge and Sm ith as sta n ­ been moved Into the new location.
vs.
Local o fficials have received In
F. B. Swayze as adm inistrator of
tr a M ea th a ..................................... 91.09 dard bearers, U m atilla county's maj­
ority undoubtedly would be for form ation from Union county o ffic­
the estate of Susan A. W hite, de­
Coolidge. But bear th is In mind— a ials th at Glasspie is at liberty uudei
ceased; Elmer W hite and Jane Doe
HISTORY MARKS A MILESTONE lot of republican voters would hold »1600 bond aw a itin g the action ol
David II. Glasgow, prom inent at
W hite, his w ife; W illiam W hite,
their noses w hile they voted for the Union county grand Jury on a torney of Spokane, and his w ife vls- also known as W ill W hite and
ited w ith Judge G lasgow and fam- Jane Doe W hite, h is w ife; Fred
Tuesday, May 10, w ill be the for-| Coolidge, but the concerns that sell llquor charge there.
A hearing Is to be held before Jus- I ily the first of th is week,
W hite and Jane Doe W hite, his
mal occasion marking another m ile-; fireworks should murk U m atilla
The basket dinner at the church
w ife. Gladys Ward Bose and
stone in the development of the arid In deep black as a prospective buyer tlce W est Saturday afternoon to ts-1
valleys of the U m atilla and C o lu m -iof «rew orks In the event the presi tabltoh the ow nership of th e o u tfit was a pleasant social affair last Sun- Richard Roe Boes, her husband;
bla that depends on Irrigation when<d (n t decWe8 he * antg’
wl11 Mc” t ' that was seized by the officers In day. There was a good attendance
Eva Ward Corse, form erly Eva
the completion of McKay dam w ill a nom ination for a third term.
the raid. Glasspie is the ow ner of and a good spirit of sociability,
Ward and Richard Roe Corse, her
the farm on w hich the o u tfit w as J A number from here attended the hushandr Grace W }ite ; Leila
be celebrated in gatherings at the
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dam and In Hermiston. Plans per- To the Editor About Cleaning Up found and moved here not long a g o ' house dance at the home of Bert W hite; Mary 'White; Clarence
Dexter on Saturday evening. A num­ G etchell and Jane Doe Getchell,
fected call for the presence of the
The much adverttoed "Clean-up from La Grande.
ber of Irrigonltes were present at his w ife; Boneta G etchell, also
sta te’s executive, a United States W eek” has passed and gone, and the
a dance at Stanfield.
known as B enneta G etchell; Mil­
senator, the comrr.'ssloner of reclama- sacks and
boxes of rubbish stil! 3EC0ND APPEAL FOR FLOOD
Irrigon school team s play the re
lard W hite, also known as Millard
tlon representing the federal govern- adorn the alleys. Wonder when
VICTIMS MADE TOTALLY turn games of base b all w ith Uma­ F. W hite and H arriet G. W hite,
ment, railroad officials, prominent “ moving day” w ill come— or do we
tilla team s th is Friday afternoon at his w ife; Owen W hite, also known
have to move It back on our lots.
publicists and others.
Hermtoton is ob ligatid to increase Um atilla
as L. Owen W h ite and Lewis O.
The Interior of the store room
The Idea of building a dam to im ­
its contribution to th e special relief
Clalr Smith and w ife of Portland W hite and Jane Doe W hite, his
pound an additional supply of water formerly occupied by Parker’s groc
funds for flood sufferers that have spent Friday w ith
th e Glasgows
w ife; Lizzie E stes and Richard
for the use of districts in ad eq u ately; ery is sure an "eye sore" t0 passers-
been sought by the Red Cross, ac­ these folks being old-tim e friends.
Roe Estes, her husband; Rosie
served w as broached here and dis- by or strangers,
cording to an announcem ent made be-
F ayette Wisdom w as a Heppner Hammer,also known as Roeella
cussed about 10 years ago. A c tu a l.
W est Side.
ore the comm ercial club at its meet-1 vigitor on W ednesday on road busi
Hammer and Richard Roe Ham­
construction of the dam after more ,
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ing Tuesday by H, E. H itt, lo c a l1ness.
mer, her husband; N annie Means
than two years of work under the
’chairman.
W e are pleased to report the elec
and James Means, her husband;
direction of federal engineers was
The county’s quota was »600 un- L , of w a ite r W arner a8 teacher James L. Mean« and Jane Doe
completed several m onths ago. A
ler the first call of the Red Cross of the seventh grade In the HermiB-
Means, his w ife; H arriet N. Means;
decade elapsed betwen the birth of
which was for a total of five m illion
the Idea for an additional reservoir,
Mr and Mr„ George Butterwood dollars. Since that call a second ap ton school for the com ing school Dorothy D. Means; a nd Hazel
year. W alter w ill graduate In June R. Means, all being the heirs of
and the actual realization of the and Mr and Mrg c l!n t Harvey and
jreal has been made Tor a total of 10 I 'f ” m" tbe Oregon normal at Mon­ Susan A. W hite, deceased, and
dream.
.
fam ily motored to Heppner and spent Millions, Mr. H itt reported. Her-
also all other persons or parties
The dlstricte directly affected r e -, T h,lr8day evening w lth Mrs. Har. nlaton's first response w as for »26. mouth.
George H endricks has returned unknown claim in g any righ t, title
Joice that another obstacle in the way ' vty>8 father John Peter80„.
ind that am ount should be at least from one of his professional trips to
estate, lien or interest in the real
of developm ent has been overcome.
Several member8 of the Paclflt doubled, he suggested. Those w ish ­
property described- in the com­
Wate>r, one of the chief yardsticks Woodman and the Supreme Forest ing to contribute may leave money the eastern part of the state.
School closes on May 13, follow ed
plaint herein,
of success in Irrigation, Is available. Woodman ctrcle were
at a at H itt’s or at the F irst N ational
by the annual picnic on Saturday,
It w ill be at work in the future, Is banq|!et and ,ecture g)Ven by the bank
D efendants
May
14.
at work now.
W alla
W alla
Woodmen Saturday
To Elmer W hite and Jane Doe
A sign ifican t fact to bear In mindi evf nlngp Thorte who attended from
W hite, his w ife; W illiam W hite and
PENDLETON WORKS ON ITS
Is that the construction of McKay here were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Priddy, LECTURER INTERESTS WITH
Jane Doe W hite, his w ife; Fred
dam w as not prim arily a piece of M|. and MrB. Lewis Fromdahl, Mr.
TALK ON OREGON BIRD LIFE I
LANDING FIELD FOR PLANES W hite and Jane Doe W hite, his w ife;
new work. The engineering feat of aU(, Mrg Albert Foord> Mr aad Mr„
Grace W hite; L ells W hite; Mary
blocking McKay’s pathw ay was a , Tipp)e Mra Roy Lagh Caro, Cald.
Through the efforts of the Com-
“We made the tem porary mark­ W hite; Clarence G etchell and Jane
u n it In Itself, but the governm ent’s w f„ and Gugt m n | | h a
nunlty club W. S. Raker, director ol ings on the flyin g field east of P en ­ Doe Getchell. h is w ife; B oneta Get­
Idea In providing the reservoir w as.
Mrg Har,.y Grammer and Mlgg v lv
he Oregon branch of the Audobon dleton Monday,” said John Peterson chell; Owen W hite and Jane Doe
in line and a part of its policy In ,an Martln gpent thp week. end „
oclety, gave a most instructive talk automobile dealer of th e county seat, W hite, his w ife; Lizzie E stes and
reclam ation, namely, to finish a n y ,Yakima vlfUtlnK relattveg
ruesday nigh t at the school house. | w bile in Herm iston Tuesday. “The Richard Roe Estes, her husband; Ro-
supplem ental
construction
found
M|.g Robert Merrltt of D anvllle
field Is leased by the com m ercial as- vie Hammer and Richard Roe Ham­
necessary on established projects be-1 n , |g makJng an extended visit w ill
taker called particular atten tion tc 80Ctation, and we expect to develop mer, her husband, and also all other
fore launching into new const, u c t-. her glgter Mrg w T , ^ mbert.
he contest for state bird being con- ¡t by tb j8 faR 80 t bat. w e w ill have persons or parties unknown claim ing
ion.
lucted now by the school children of a tleld adequate to handle tbe ptaneg iny right, title, estate, lien or Inter­
Mr. and Mrs. J. Springer am
Bearing th is in mind, settlers on daughter Marion and Louise R ickan
he state. Colored slides
were tbat we may expect to be follow ing est In the real property described In
w m e of the projects other than in L pent Saturday in W alla W alla shop thown which were made by R. Bruce the route (rom Portland up the the complaint herein, the above nam-
the Hermiston d istrict, may look for- ping.
lorsfall, artist of nature m agazine.
Columbia and across th e m ountains d defendants:
ward confidently to counsel and aid,
Mr and Mrg Fred gtone and go,
Mr. Raker is a most in terestin g on out t0 Salt Lake c lt y ..
IN THE NAME OF T H E STATE
from the governm ent in l i v i n g , R o b m made a bualn{88 trlp to Pen
peaker and w as heard by a good
The faH plan8 are to d,8C the OF OREGON: You, and each of you,
dzed audience, many of whom have | fieid> level It down u n til the surface are hereby required to appear and
some of the problem« that were in- dleton TneRday
herlted from earlier days, the solution!
Don’t forget “The Perfect Little leard him speak at previous times Is smooth and then seed grasses that answer the com plaint in the above
of w hich Is necessary before M cK ay' Goo8C
t he " seniors play, Friday lere.
w ill make a sod and hold the soil entitled su it w ith in six w eeks from
w aters may find their most success- n)gbt
from blow ing and other forms of he first publication of th is summons.
ful application.
And you w ill take notice th at if
PER CENT OF LAMBS
rosion, Mr. Peterson said. County
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shotw ell are
The Stanfield district Is P artleu-! ,eaving Frlday for Buenog Alreg
A gent Holt and Lee Shannon, road- you fail to appear and answ er or
CONTRACTED BOYLEN SAYS master, are other members of the I Plead w ith in that tim e J. S. Burn
larly In need of the support of the Sputh Amerlcai where Mr 8hotw ei
federal government in order for It to hag a pfrm anent position
■ ->m. th P n laln ttff. w ill for w ant
Approxim ately 75 per cent of Ore com m ittee w ith Mr. Peterson.
he able to use Its new supply of
thereof apply to the above entitled
Mrs. Charles Gardiner o f Nyssa ;on’s 1927 lamb crop Is now undei
water. Other districts that have Oregon, spent the week at the home
Court for the. relief prayed for In his
LOCAL GOLFEES WIN MEDAL
large bodies of land in the control ((f her g|)n Mr and Mrg Fay Gard, :ontract for fall delivery, according
em plaint herein, to-w it: That the
o
the
estim
ate
made
Tuesday
b>
of Individuals or corporations are ner.
PLAY FROM PILOT ROCK claim or claim s of each of the defend­
font F. Boylen of Pendleton, veteran
confronted w ith the necessity of
ants in the above entitled su it In and
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Hanson and
adopting a ch a r cut policy of the son Harold and Mr. and Mrs. Ben »mb and sheep buyer of the eastern Totftl gcoreg of M g to 909 Made to the follow in g described real prop-
>art
of
the
state.
1
m anner and the price at which they Spencer and daughter, E dlthsw nc
:rty, to-w it:
Prices range from nine cents per
Sunday ; Prime, Felthouse,
w ill aell their holdings so the land motored to Pendleton Tuesday on
The east h a lf of the w est half of
tound
for
fine
wool
feeders
to
a;
can be put under the plow. Work business.
Smith
Lead
Teams.
Section
30, and the east h alf of
nuch as 11 cents for Lincoln crosi
la being done on both of these prob­
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Guerin and >red mixed lambs. Black face lambr
the northw est quarter of Section
lems, and solutions may be expected daughter made a business trip tc
H erm iston golfers emerged victor
31,
lave been contracted for on a bash lous from tb elr first tournam ent play
that w ill add Impetus to the develop­ Pendleton Saturday.
Also a strip of land sp n tain ln g
if
10
and
10
1-2
cents.
ment th at the Um atilla valley has
Sunday w hen a nine man team from
U m atilla baseball team ¡defeated
7 1-2 acres more or less, situ ate
Some wool that was shorn early P ilot Rock w as defeated by a ecore
every rlghteto expect.
in the east h a lf of the southw est
the Holdman team at Juniper 13 tt i u been sold for 29 cents.
The com pletion of the dam Is a 8 In a game w hich taxed the nervt
...
909 to 965. P layers on both
quarter of Section 31 described
”1 don’t know anything about the
werg under handlcap
m ilestone for this part of Oregon of both players and spectators. At
as follow s:
/o
o
l
business,
but
it
seems
th
at
buy-1
,
a
gtlff
w
ind
from
th<)
we8t
that
and the northw est. Much has been times the players and diamond coult
Commencing at the center stake
done in the past. Much remains not be seen for the dust blowlnf •re are not very anxious for wool ’ 1 made distance In drives and control
of said Section 31, being tbe north­
dr.
Boylen
said.
for the future.
Those Individuals!
in approach shots extrem ely d iffi-
i across It and it was so cold It mad
east corner of the sou th w est quar­
on w hose shoulders rest the decision
ult.
. play d ifficu lt. N evertheless
thost
ter of said Section 31; thence run­
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to ha made about future growth m a y ,th|(t atuck „ QUt werg rewarded b}
Tbe locals are exp ectin g to play
n in g south along th e east boundary
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
w ell be cheerful and confident of seeing a good game. U m atilla Jump
the visitors a return m atch on the
line of said southw est quarter of
th e future In celebrating now the
Pilot Rock course, probably on May
ed Into the lead w ith three rung il
said Section 31, 18 rods; thence
trem endous labors that have already thp ffrgt , nn, ng b„ t Holdman 8OO,
Serve hot foods hot and on hot 5. Tbe H erm iston players were
running northw esterly In a stralgh t
been successfully concluded.
¡overtook them by scoring one In th
dates. Serve cold foods cold— not loud In th eir praise of th e excellen t
line 80 rods to a point 13 rods
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¡first, tw o In the second and two li
ukewarni. It is aston ish in g how sportsmanship displayed by the P ilot
south o f And from the north bound­
isn y homemakers Ignore th is simple Rock men in the p laying. E igh t
AN INCORRECT INTERPRETATION the third. U m atilla went on a ram
ary lin e of said sou th w est quarter
nd obvious detail of an attractive I men on each team shot 18 holes, and
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page In the fourth scoring
aerei
of said Section 31; thence running
| ihe n inth player on each team, Ar-
runs and were never headed aftci nea|
north In a straigh t lin e 13 rods to
The conclusion drawn by the O re-’
'icson of P ilot Rock and Matott of
that.
the said north boundary lin e of
gonian that Judge Lowell of Pendle­
N eu fch atfl and cream cheese are ! Hermiston, played on ly n in e holes,
said southw est quarter of said Sec­
ton was biased In hla opinion that
aluahle for the protein, fat, phos ! fo llo w in g are the scores made by the
tion 31; thence running east along
President Coolidge lg not popular In ! 40 NEW FAMILIES ACQUIRED
'horus and calcium they contain. Individuals and the totals for the
said north boundary lin e of said
Oregon brrauae he, Judge Lowell, j
he American diet Is said to be low) learns;
southw est quarter of said Section
(Continued from page one)
lives In a county where wheat grow-!
n calcium . It Is w ell, therefore, to
Pilot Rock Dr. Sm ith 106; F.
31 to the point of beginning.
Ing is a major farming operation i
onieniber that all cheeses supply Hartman, 103; Royer, 112; W. Smith,
part of Dodd place, 140 scree.
A ll in tow nship four (4 ) north of
and because U m atilla county's only!
a| c| Um.
| 124; Glass. 106; K ester, 121; Irvine,
Mr. Smith of Elgin, on Lenhar
range tw en ty-n in e ( 2 9 ) , east of
dally newspaper is democratic in
123; Bracher, 110; A rneson, nine
place, 40 acres.
the W illam ette meredlan, in Um­
politics Is one of those errors some­
No meal s' auld have an over-pro- holes. 60; total, 965.
Harry Quirk of Hermiston, Mr
a tilla County, State of Oregon,
tim es made by the most skilled ob­
Hermtoton — W. W, Felthouse,
rtlon of liquid, mtnhy or hard
Naught land. 60 seres
together with all the tenem ents, he­
servers when detailed In format ion
101;
Dr. Prim e, 101; C. 8. M cNaught,
ods.
W
ith
st
ws,
serve
crisp
John Paxton. Of .E lgin, traded fo
reditam ents and appurtenances there­
about background is lucking.
108;
C.
A.
Paul.
108;
Dr.
Sears,
107;
•end or crackers; w ith a dish such
130 acres of land at Irrigon.
to belonging, be determ ined in this
It may be sta n d sa ftly that Judge
s macaroni, used browned bread A. H. Norton. 107; R. A. Brownson, suit and th at the p lain tiff be declar­
C. E. McCarthy of La Grunde
L owell ha« never been converted to!
M. T.
rumbe on top; with Bcft breads, 111: Curtis Simons, 106;
ed to be ow ner in fee sim ple of tbe
the underlying Ideas or the M cNary-1 bought 40 acres at Boardman.
Matott, nine holes, 62; total, 909.
erve a crisp salad.
The
Strasser
40
acres
In
Columbli
real property hereinbefore described
Haugen proposals. not su ffic ie n tly !
district Is now owned by two men
as being now owned and In tbe pos­
converted at least that he would de­
NOTICE FOR PUBUCATION
• ach 20 acres, of Hood River, wh<
To keep oxalic acid on hand for
session of the p la in tiff and th at the
clare him self. That he should be
lean in g purposes, buy an ounce o f ! ^ W f m s n t of th e Interior, U. 8. title to said real property be quieted
will make homes there this fall.
Influenced against President Cool­
About 15 new renters have lease< the crystals, put there in a half-pin j Lciid O ffice at T he Dallee, Oregon.- in p lain tiff and th at th e defendants,
idge by reason o f the bitter o p p o slj
»ottle of water, and pour off the tot :
A pril 9, 1927
places on the project.
and each of them , be decreed to have
tlon expressed at every turn by thej
N otlee la hereby given that Nell no Interest or estate therein and tbat
part
of
the
solution
to
dilute
a-
East Oregonian ts a suggestion that
teeded. All the ery tals w ill not I. F a.key, form erly N ell M. Isaac- they, and tach of them , be forever
brings the broad ainile to any student RANCH NEAR TOWN YIELDS
llssolve, but th is method Insures a | son' de erl e<l w ,f® ° f Clyde C. Isaac-1 barred fron, assertin g any right, es­
o f U m atilla county politics or public
STLL AS RAID RESUL1 'rong aolu tlm . L hel the b ottle!*0“ ’ of Herm tstoh. Oregon, who on tate. lien or in terest in or to said
affairs. W hy bless you, Oregonian.,
olson. of course, a.id k»cp it aw a’ '
®- 1993, made hom estead entry property or any part thereof, and for
If one were to mnke ’Steen score o f £ i quor Making Outfit is Sailed Bj
om the children.
under Act Dkc. 29, 1919, No. 024459, such other relief as may be m eet aad
guesses as to the bitterest political
___________________|for lots 3. 4,
SW Q . N # SE U .
Just 1" th e premises.
Deputy Sheriffs Who Arrest
enemlea In the broad expanse ,,f Uma­
SW Q S E U . Sec. 31. T. 9 N., R. 31
T h is sum m ons to published pursu­
XCURSIOIT
RATrS
FIXED
tilla county from the top of Blue
E„ and Iota 1, 2. S f t N K Q . SK% , ant to the order o f tbe Honorable
Fuir of Men.
m ountains over the foothills, across
BY UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM ¡Section 6, T ow nship 5 N orth. Range Gilbert W. Phelps. Judge of th e a-
the wheat ranches and down through - A complete d istillin g outfit ant
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31 East Willamette Meridian, haa bove en titled Court, duly made and
the irrigated valleys to where t h e 'm„rp (ban ft¥p Ra„ ong of moon. h |„,
The Union Pacific System on May filed notice o f Intention to make entered on the 22nd day of March,
Columbia flow», he could put down wprp m,liPd b> -<puty
2 w ill put Into effect special lo w 1 final proof, to establish claim to the 1927. d irectin g th at publication here­
Stephen A. Lowell versus t h . E a st1 Thuraday afUrBOO|| M a r e t t „
,
ound trip summer tourist fares to land above described, before R egister, in be made once a week for a period
Oregonian and .eel that he had done
lliadp on thp o|d o ,d A(Iapon ‘astern points from th is territo ry .' United S tates Land O ffice. The
of six w eeks consecutively In tb s Her­
the Job in Just one guess.
| placp norlh
tow n. Two mpn wht
iccordlng to an announcem ent made Dalles, Oregon, on the 24th day of m iston Herald, a newspaper publish­
Judge Lowell and the East Oregon- KaV(.
nampp of M M Olaaaph oday by Frank W oughter, local re- May, 1927.
ed In H erm iston, U m atilla County,
Ian have alw ays been on the opposite .,nd w
esen tative of the line.
Claim ant nam es a« w itnesses: ¡Oregon,
_
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were arrested
and the first publication
n° * '
,h e
« •» ••W of ««•«•»
ol
September 39 w ill be th s final date Wren Myers, of S tan field . Oregon, j
lg made pursuant to aald order
fact that both a^r opposed to any lbp 8tlllB
>a w hich the summer tick ets may be .F an n ie Myers, of Stan field Oregon, >on
3 la t day oj March. 1927.
su ggestion of a third term for thej Tht,y pntlrpd plpa, o f
„
bought. Liberal stopover privileges ‘ Everett Parker, of Hermtoton, Ore-j
Rai . - a Warner anA
p r e « n t Incumbent of the W h it.
Juatlc. Wpgt and wprp bo|,„J
are permitted. The usual aumnur > gon. Evert tt L Y dlger, o f U m atilla,
’
House to Significant In that th e ir |OVPr
th , 8h, r(fr. , e,|8tody
tou rist rate to A tlan tic seaboard Oregon.
»
John F. KIl*e**p,
The entrym an. Clyde C. tsaacaoa.
A ttorneys for p la ln ttft > ostofftce
*r' ‘»he» to
1» Up« o l bond ol towns auclvas New York, is 9149.45
»o lfrecoifellably opposed
»1,00«) each.
for th* pound trip front (he Inland t« notified that, by subm'ssto* of (address, Ppndteto«. Oregoa. 99-7t«.
Meadowbrook Ice
Daily Deliveries
at Heripiston
Stanfield and Umatilla
Every Other Day
Phone 901
ORON O. FELTHOUSE
Hermiston Ho?pita
W e have added new equipm ent that enables v t ha
n ity cases in better fasion than ever before. This i
a portable Oh-Bee bed, em bodying a new idea a d
th at can not be secured, even in larger hospitals.
The new equipm ent al o can ' e ?
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7 AVENUE
WYNDHAM MARTYN
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Retribution selected a strange agent in
gentle, scholarly Peter Milman. There
was the blood of admirals and adventu­
rers in this quiet man living the life
of a hermit in a city. When the call
came to do battle with an arch crook,
fortified in politics and finance, the
vigor of fighting ancestors asserted
itself. Oddly assorted, too, were Mil-
man’s captains-—Fleming Bradney,
scientist; Floyd Malet, sculptor; Nee-
land Barnes, international polo player
—but the real brigadier of his forces
proved to be Nita, the accomplished
daughter of Neeland Barnes.
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