THE HEBM1STOH H3LELÀ-LD, HBBMIBTON, PREGO*. ■3— the abovs entitled matter, permitting above named are hereby further noti­ the defendants Virginia Boone and and directing Michael Keating as fied that W. A. Leathers and A. A. Peyton Boone for the sum ot *36 00 administrator of the estate of Thomas Little w ill apply to the Circuit together with interest thereon at the Published every Thursday nt Her. Law students of the freshman eiass William Peters, deceased to sell at Court of the County and State afore­ rate of 6 per cent per annum, pay­ mlaton. Umatilla County, Oregon by in tbs University of Texas are desig private sale In one parcel for cash in said for a decree foreclosing the able annually, from the 24 th day of Jeseph S. Harvey, editor and man­ nated as J. A.'s. The term is used by hand, for the purpose of paying the lien against the property above des­ September, 1917 until paid and for all students on the campus, but few of charges, expenses of administration cribed and mentioned in said certi­ the further sum of *400 attorneys ager. them outside the law school kuow Its and the claims against said estate, ficate. And you are hereby summon­ fees and lor plaintiff's costs and Import and origin. all, or such part of the hereinaftei ed to appear within sixty days after disbursements in this suit and for a Entered as second class matter When Judge W. S. Bimklns was a described real estate belonging tc the first publication of the summons further decree 'that the mortgage December, 1101, at the poetettlce at member of the law faculty, he was ex­ the said estate as it may be necess­ exclusive of the day of said first described in plaintiff’s complaint, Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. plaining one day to a large freshman which was recorded in the office of class some of the weightier matters of ary to sell for such purpose, the publication, and defend thia action, the County Recorder of Umatilla the law. It was springtime and the said real property being described r pay the amount due as above Subscription R ates ihown together with costs and ec- County, Oregon, on the 14 th day of (tudents apparently were thinking as follows, to-wit. An undivided one-third interest Ir ■rued interest and in case of your January, 1919, at page 351, in Book One Tear ........................ ........... *2.06 more of napping on the grass In some ailure to do so, a decree will be 66 of the Records of Mortgages in and to: shady nook than of what the professor Six M onths___________ ___ __ *1.00 was saying. East Half and the East Half of •endcred foreclosing the lien of said th, office of the Recorder of Con­ Suddenly npon the dear air there the Southwest Quarter of Section taxes and costs against the land and veyances of said county and state, came the discord of a donkey's bray. be foreclosed and that the premises 8, Tp. 4 North Range 28, E. W. premises above named. FIGHTING U. S. TRADITIONS Slmklss paused In his lecture while Thia summons Is published by therein described, fo-wit; M. containing 400 acres more or the students giggled over the animal’s >rder of the Honorable James Alger less. West Half of the Northwest Quar­ hee-hawing." When the noise bad In mqye ways than one there is a subsided, Slmkins remarked: You are further notified that this Pee, Judge ot the Circuit Court of ter of the Northeast Quarter of relationship between the Coolidge Section 20, Tp. 4 Mirth Range 28, "Some poor Jackass la calling Ids citation is served upon you by pub­ the State of Oregon for Umatilla campaign for the third term and the long-lost brother, so I'U let all of you lication. pursuant to an order of th< County, and said order was made E. W. M., containing: 20 acres,, boom to make A1 Smith democratic ; out to go comfort him.” Since then, Honorable I. M. Schannep, Judge of tnd dated this 2(th day of May A. together with all and sfaguler the nominee next year. The publicity every fledgling lawyer in the school the above entitled court, duly made D. 1927, and the date of the first tenements, hereditaments, appurte­ for Smith and Coolidge come In the ’ has been designated as a J. A.—Kan­ and entered on the 18th day of May. publication of summons is the 26th nances. casements, water and all 1927, directing that publication lay of May, 1927. main from the same sources. There! sas City Star. other rights belonging or a>ty wise hereof be made once a week for a All process and papers in this pro- appertaining thereto, be sold artrf-tihatt are Individual publications of course I ceeding may be served upon the period of four consecutive weeks and to which this characterization does the procteda thereof be applied tow­ M andy Speak» the not apply but it does, apply to the ' When Ol' Mandy, rated as a trees that the first publication hereof is undesigned riusidlng within ard fhe payment of plaintiff’s judg­ nationwide channels through which ure by the white folks she washes mgde In the Hermiston Herald, a State of Oregon at th<, address here­ ment in the amounts aforesaid and' publicity is distributed. There is a for, first came to the neighborhood newspaper published in Hermiston, after mentioned. for a further decree forever foreclos­ pronounced tendency to ‘play up” ! she let fall the remark that "If folks Umatilla County, Oregon, pursuant t0 W. J Warner & Proebstel A Schmidt, ing and barring all of the defendants: Attorneys for the Plaintiffs. Coolidge and Smith, and an equally1 hasn't got eddlcatlon dey Jes' got to said order on the 26th day of May, In the above entitled suit of any and Address, Pendleton, Oregon. 1927. pronounced purpose to "play down” use dey brains.” all right, title., ela ta . interest and es­ So anybody might have known she By order of the Honorable I. M. 38-7tc We have added new equipment that enables us to handle mater­ Lowden, McAdoo and others. tate in law or In equity and all equity I would have her own views on this Schannep, Judge of the above en­ nity cases in better fasion than ever before. This equipment is The Coolidge movement seems to business of Christmas presents The of redemption in and to said prem­ have taken on increased prestige' other day, when the holiday demands titled court made and entered on IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ises and every part thereof, excepting a portable Oh-Bee bed, embodying a new idea and advantages as the South boom has advanced and , of the fine fat and shining little picks the 18th day of May, 1927. only such right ot redemption as that can not be secured, even in larger hospitals. STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA­ In testimony whereof, I, R. T. it is easy to understand why. Dis­ ninnies loomed up mountain high, how shall be allowed by the statutes of Brown, Clerk of the County Court TILLA COUNTY. The new equipment also can be used to advantage for patients do you suppose she settled them7 interested writers who have gone in-' the State of Oregon and for such to such border states as Kentucky1 Simply Informed the five that 8anta aforesaid, do hereby set my hand Daniel H. Boone, who wish to submit to minor operations. Rates remain the same. other relief as to a court of equity Plaintiff, and Tennessee report that Coolidge' Claus wns dead I “He dald. do you and affix the seal of said court this may seem meet and proper in the vs. can carry those states against Smith hear?" says Mandy, "and what’s mo’ 18th day of May, 1927. premises. he ain't goln' to come to Ilfs again, R. T. Brown, Virginia Boone and but would be beaten by any demo­ This summons is published pur­ nuther!" How many other heads of Clerk of the County Court. Peyton Boone, crat other than A1 Smith. That is fumllles would have followed her ex­ suant to the order of the Honorable Raley, Raley & Warner, Defendants. to say Smith would lose the border ample If they dared?—Philadelphia I. M. Schannep, Judge of the Count;’ A. S. Cooley and states, perhaps even some states in Record. Summons. Equity No. 4375. Court of the State of Oregon for John P. Kilkenny, Attorneys for Ad­ the south, and It is taken for grunt-, Umatilla County, duly made and en­ ministrator. To Virginia Boone and Peyton ed he would lose Ohio and ludianu tered on the 17th day of May, 1922, P apua or N ow Guinoa Boone, the above named defendants: Postoffice address, Pendleton, Oregon since those states are also dry. It directing that publication herein be British New Guinea, now known as (38-5tc) In the Name of the State of Oregon, means Smith cannot be eltcted. the territory of Papua, is one of the made once a week for a priod of six W EDN ESDA Y, JU N E 1 W E W ILL E X T E N D OUR SERV ICE you are hereby required to appear and What the Coolidge forces don’t territories of the commonwealth of weeks consecutively in the weekly answer the complaint in the above — TO INCLUDE— want Is a battle over the west and j Australia. It consists of the south IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Hermiston Herald and the first pub­ entitled suit within six weeks from STATE OF OREGON FOR THE midwest. These regions are agri-1 eastern part of the Island of New lication herein is made pursuant to the first publication of this summons COUNTY OF UMATILLA cultural and alignment comprised! Guinea, with the Islands of the D'En said order on the 19th day of May, and you will take notice that if you of such states with the. border statte treenstenu and Louisade groups and W. A. Leathers and A. A. Little, 1927. all Islands between 8 degrees and 12 fall to appear and answer or plead Plaintiffs, and south would insure a Coolidge degrees south latitude, and 141 de­ Raley, Raley & Warner, within that time, that the plaintiff, vs. defeat. Hence the value to Coolidge grees and t55 degrees east longitude. A. S. Cooley, Daniel H. Boone, for want thereof, City Realty Company, a corpo­ of the Smith boom, which if succtss- The area of the territory of Papua Is John F. Kilkenny, will apply to the above entitled court ful will take the battle away from 00,540 square miles, of which about ration, and Miles Lee, and also Attorneys Tor Plaintiff. for the relief prayed for in his com­ territory unsafe from a Coolidge' 87.780 square miles are on the main all other parties or persons un­ plaint herein, to-wit: D E L IV E R IE S TW ICE DAILY Postoffice address, Pendleton, Oregon- standpoint and stage the fight in the land of the Island of New Guinea, and known claiming any right, title For Judgment and decree against (37-7tc) east where the president Is e n -J 2,754 square miles on the smaller Is estate or interest in or to the M ORNING AND AFTERNOON trenched. The Coolidge forces are lands. The estimated population Is real property described in the about 270,000. most of which consists A vail Y o u rself of T his Service application for judgment fore­ concerned about an agricultural re- > of native Papuans. closing tax lien, volt but they are not worried over facing an opponent running on a Defendants. Recently we invested In the latest machinery for this work and Scott’» B o tt N ovol "beer keg” platform. Whether they ! To City Realty Company, a corpo- are prepared to clean carpets and rurugs to your entire satis­ Which Is Scott’s best novel? This ation. Miles Lee, and also all other know it or not the Smith people are faction. working to free Mr. Coolldge of his question wns once discussed by Sir parties or persons unknown claim­ We also do all other kinds of dry cleaning, including uphol­ William Eraser and Bulwer-Lytton ing any right, title, estate or interest chief source of headache. They agreed each to write hl* choice stered furniture, davenports, etc. However, the relationship does! on a separate slip of paper and com In or to the real property described Mall clothing to us for cleaning, and we will pay return post­ not end there. The Coolidge and pare. Sir William announced that he in the application for Judgment fore­ age. Smith forces have a common interest ' knew In advance they would agree closing tax lien, the above named de- with reference to nullification though l They both wrote “The Bride of Lam ftndanta; In the Name of the State of Ore­ for different reasons. The Tammany , meruioor.” Mark Twain bated the forces wish to nullify the eighteenth novels of Scott. He regarded him as gon: Opposite F ostoffice Pendleton, Oregon amendment, the Coolidge forces th e 1 one of the world's worst writers. Y6u are hereby notified that W. Then some one persuaded him to read anti-third term tradition. One side: A. Leathers and A. A. Little the would upset tlio written organic law , "Quentin Durward," and he was so heidera of Certificate of Delinquency while the other would striko down captivated thut he declared Scott numbered 2042, Issued on the 23rd ¡■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■B' ¡■ B B iB B B B B B B B B B B B B B J IJ iB B B n iZ B B flB B B Z lB B B B B B B B B B B an unwritten law that thus far has' could not have written IL—William duy of April A. D. 1927, by the Tax Lyon Phelps In Scribner's Magazine. been as binding as though a part of; Collector of the County of Umatilla, the constitution itBelf. State of Oregon, for the amount of i Froot and H um idity *22.47, the sam e'being the amount There is much press hullabaloo The weather bureau says that the then due and delinquent for taxes J about the popularity and the abil­ ity of both Smith and Coolidge. It occurrence of frost la determined by for the year 1920, together with g Is chiefly bnuk. They are men of temperature and humidity. If the penalty, Interest and costs thereon b temperature of an object falls below average ability only and the candi­ the dewpoint for saturation temper­ upon the real property assessed to ■ dacy of each man actually runs coun­ ature of the air, dew will gather on you, of.w hlcl you are the owner as J ter to the accepted traditions of the It If Its temperature Is above the appears of record, situated In said g Amercan people. If the presidential freezing point, or frost If Its temper­ County and State, and particularly B campaign is to be between these two ature Is below the freezing point bounded and described as follows, to- ■ JJ men our political life is at a low ebb. However, exposed objects are not like­ wit: All that portion of Section 32 Tp. g Thore Is a ray of hope however ly to cool below the dewpoint when « In the fact that It i is still . h i clouded. 4 N. R. 29 E. W. M. bounded and ■ a year v. be-