THE HEBM18TOH HXHALP, HERÀgBTOff. PREGO*.
able to be up and around again but
still feels some of the results of his
accident. "Mother and I have manag
Published every Thuraday at Her ed to get quite a few good laughs out
mlaton, UmatlUa County, Oregon by of some of the development» that
Joeepb 8. Harvey, editor and man resulted from my bump.” he said. "A
fellow has to be |n a pretty bad way
agar.
if he can't see something that ls fun
Entered ae second o la » matter ny."
December, 1901, at the poeto If I ce at
Hermtnton, U m atilla County, Oregon.
"Lawrence Hughes asked to be re
membered to hla friends In Hermis
ton when I was up at Pilot Rock the
on
___ »9.0« other day,’’ said Dan Follett. Mr. Fol
One Tear „
went up to bring back a Short
Fix Month«
»Uta lett
horn bull which he bought from Mr
Hughes. The Pilot Rock man used to
p .p .+ .+ .p .
run a lumber yard but gradually got
Into the dairy business and now has
one of the large herd« In the county
He bought the Prlndle herd of Hol-
p .p - p - p - p .p .p - p - p - p
stelns here a few months ago.
A delightful Hallowe’en party wan
given by Ruth Cherry Monday even
At the Baptist church Sunday
Ing, Octobe. 31. There were 18 In all
November 6. Bible school at 10 a. m
dressed in Hallowe’en costumeg and
The special meeting lg growing In
masked. A prize was given to the per
Interest with each day. Captain Hull
son who could guess the identity of
of the Life Line is loading the Bing
th>e most guests. Prances Schilling
ing and assisting in the meeting.
won the prize. Donald Jackson wag
Services each evening at 7:30 except
winner of the prize awarded for putt
Saturday. Sunday morning theme,
ing a pin Into numbers on a pump
“The Way to Heaven.” Evening ser
kin. A very enjoyable evening was
vice at 7:30. Theme, “Habits, Their
spent. The masqueraders went home
Mastery and Their Uae.” Special mus
about 10 after a lovely supper had
ic at each service. Come and share In
been served.
the good things to be had at these
meetings. A cordial wlcome to all
The annual high school Hallowe'en
A. J. Ware, Pastor.
danoe took an unusual turn Monday
night, a very early evening dance
"Farming has certainly changed In
which began at 6 and ended at 9:30
our
district during the past few
The affair, a maquerade, was a suc
years,," said W. O. Staver, Pilot Rock
cess In every way. There were many
pretty and original costumes, lnclud attorney, while a Hermiston visitor
Dutch boyg and girls, pirates, Span Saturday. He provided tra n sp o r ta it
for a carload of Rebekahs to the dis
ish dancers, Colonial dames, cats and
trlct convention. “A few years ago
witches. Prizes were given for the
the vast majority of our farmers rais
most original and prettiest costumes.
ed grain exclusively. They bough)
The Judgkg awarded the prize for Jhe
their living and had big store bills
most original costumes to Mr. and
Today practically every ranch has
Mrs. Felix Cat, repreented by Miss
some -sidelines. Gardens are being
Ruth Seyler and Miss Alice McCol
lum. The pirate, MiSg Carlene Du- raised, and chickens chickens, ant
wane, received the prize for being nearly every ranch has at least ont
the most original. A lunch was serv cow, and the bottom lands often sup
ed before the masqueraers went port small herds. The turkey buslneg"
has been a big help to us, too. Wt
home at 9:30.
harvested a good wheat crop this
year, and our condition is showing
The question for debate this term
gradual improvement."
in the high schools Is Resolved: That
the Jury system be so changed that
a verdict- may be permitted without COLUMBIA SCHOOL GIVES
PROGRAM TO BIG CR0WI
unanimous vote. The public speaking
class has been debating on the ques
tlon and has practiced for some time 175 Attend Meeting Held by al
Classes Friday Night;
The regular debating teams will be
Program Praised.
selected ,«oon.
Œlfr ^rrmtatun U»ralö
SCHOOL NEWS
About 175 people attended !’•
Loretta Furrer, a second grade pu
Columbia school program last I-’ri
pil, fell down the basement steps
Tuesday morning and broke her arm day evening. The program is re
ported ag being the best ever present
between the wrist and elbow.
od at Columbia. Much credit Is du,
Much eridlt lg due Miss Ragna Miss Briggs, primary teacher. Mrs
Broston, Mr. Walter Warner and Mr. Keller, Intermediate teachr and ¿Mr
Haddox, principal.
A. E. Bensel who presented the grade
The program was as follows:
playa last Friday evening, October
Ghost song,
28, The funds from these plays are
Merrily we Roll Along (a take off)
to go to pay for the tennis court. All
"A warning,” by Rachel Buell.
enjoyed the entertainment.
Plano duet by Jean Barnard ant
The high chool play, "It Happened Fern Lindner.
Brownie Song, Primary children.
In June," will be presented at the
Song by the girls.
high school auditorium November 5
Fortune telling, Miss Briggs.
at 8 o’clock sharp. The proceeds ol
Jig
and negro songs by the boys.
the play will be added to the athletic
Basket ball game (a take off)
fund. The players have been prac
Plano and violin duet, Fern Lind
ticing for some time, and an excel
lent presentation of the play Is ex ner, Edna Ott.
Boxing, Edna Ott, Dorothy Addle-
pected. Come and see what happened
man.
In June.
Stunt, Rachel Buell and Hclei.
Andrews.
Coach Walenta has been having
Boxing, Harold Buell and Bernard
some trouble getting enough boys out
for football practice. He should have Andrews.
Song, Bye Bye Blackbird, Let the
at least two teams, or 22 fellows, but
the average la more nearly 18. When Bumble Bee Be, Billy Lindner.
Tending the Baby, by Billy Lind
he has only a few fellows to oppose
the regular team he Is not so sure ner.
Goodnite song.
that his play» will work as when he
Following the program everyone
has two full teams. Once nr twice al
the beginning of the season he 22 or Joined In a community sing aftei
more fellows, out for practice, but vhlch sandw ich», pumpkin pie and
since then n number have quit for sifee were served by Mrs. Jendi
various reasons. At a recent student ejwlske. Mrs McRae and Mrs. Lenz
body meeting Jack Smith and Dot
Parsons impressed upon the stuJent:
the need of more boys out for prac
»lee.
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• I ’m working into the atrawberry
gnme as fast as seeing wise and pos
sible,” said J- 8. White of Irrigon
while In Hermiston last Saturday. "I
have a h a t t an asra devoted to the
cron now. I've noticed that strawber
ries are always saleable, and they
bilqg a good average price over a
arason. We grow fine melons, but the
strawberries are easier to raise and
aell.”
Ilf C. M. Dale la making a place
for ktneu If in the community of Dur-
fur .where he recently eatabll-bed
established himself In the practice of
rianfcatry, according to W. L. Dnud.
real* estate man of Durfur who was
here.last work. Dr. Dale spent a year
and a half here in the office of Dr.
Prints and lif t Jlrrmletnn la Septem
ber.
About 18 days ago Joe Dyer »as
In an accident that almost resulted
fatally when a hay derrick fell and
struck him a ftapcjgg blow. He la
OCAL MAN WINNER AT
POTATO SHOW AT WEST0I-
Some advertising tor the Hermls
ton country as a producer of potatoes
>olh white and sweet, was done by
V D. Smith at the Weston Potati
<how last week when he had white
epuds entered in competition an<
sweet potatoes on exhibit. He wot
third on commercial Netted Genu
md first on rural type. Concern
ing his exhibit the Weston Leade'
had the following:
A. D, Smith, of Kerr.ilston, one of
he leading growers of sweet pet"
•es In the Pacific Northwest, ha
in Interesting exhibit of Red Craxi
wests at the Umatilla County Foir-
j »how In Weeton. The show rnakei
<>o claps for sweet», but Mr. Snilt)
.ooh some prizes In Irish spuds. He
specialties In raising sweet potato
plants and »hips them to many
points In the Northwest where the
sweet potato In getting a foothold
Hla exhibit Included some plants.
Showing bow the succulent tuherc
root. He says that sweet potatoes
and yams are distinct varieties of
the aamiwapecl«"-, and that the pestlf-
eror^g field weed, morning glory, be
longs to the same family. He can
raise 500 bushels of awest potatoes
and 240 sacks of Irish potatoes to
Jhe acre on his Hermiston holdings
1927.
Supreme Court Refuses Peaeawha Plea
McAdoo Only an “•«" In Pclltlca.
Robert O. Horning
Washington, D. C.—William Olbba
Washington, D. C. — The supreme
Guardian of the Person and Es
McAdoo Insisted that ha was out oi court refused to review a case involv-
tate of Betty Pearl Smith, a Minor
Tennis players of the Hermiston politics, and dismissed the subject
ing the right of the coast guard to
7-5tc
high school emerged victorious in a with the remark that he was an “ex"
board and search a British ship out
tennis match played here last Friday in this line.
side the 12 mile limit after it had
afternoon. The locals won all the
been observed cruising within that
sets, their only loss being one game
THE MARKITS
) one. Jacob Woitte and others convict
in the boys' doubles.
ed in the federal district court of Ore-
Echo was represented by Joe
Portland
I gon on the charge of violating the
Gertrude Bowman and Bernice Heft.
Wheat — Big Bend blueatem. hard federal prohibition law aboard the
The local players were Gerald Mc white, federation, soft white, western
Is none too good for
Peaeawha brought the case.
Kenzie. Rodney Davis, Boggle Mad white, 81.24; hard winter, 81-23;
SHOE REPAIRING
den, Ruth Betfsel, Mary Brownaon northern spring, western red, 81-20.
We have just installed a new
and Irma Clark. Following ls a rec
‘‘It Happened In June.”
Hay — Alfalfa, |16.50@17; valley
ord of the play and the players:
timothy, 9i6.50@17; eastern Oregop
Boys’ doubles: Echo, Middleton. timothy, 820.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Thomas, 6, 4, 4; Hermiston, Mc
Butterfat—45c.
In the County Court of the State of
Kenzie, Davis, 3, 6, 6.
Eggs—Ranch, 37@45c.
Oregon for Umatilla County
Boys’ »ingles: Middleton and Davis,
Cattle—Steers, good, 88.65@9.36.
In the Matter of the Estate
won by Davlg, 6 to 1, 8 to 1.
of
Hogs — Medium to choice, 89.00®
With which we put on soles
Girls’ doubles: Echo, Bowman and 10 26.
Benjamin H. Parson». Deceased.
Heft; Hermiston, Brownaon and
Notice is hereby given that the un-1 with fine wire. No nails, no thread
Lambs — Medium to choice, 910.50
Work is done same day it is re
Clark; 6 to 3, 6 to 3.
dersigned hag been appointed admin-1
@11.75.
Girls’ singles: Madden, Hermiston
8eattle.
istrator of the estate of Benjamin ceived.
Return parcel post prepaid.
and Bowman, Echo. Won by Mad
Wheat—Soft white, western white H. Parsons, deceased, and has qual
den, 6 to 4, 6 to 2.
81.24 ft; hard winter, northern spring ified as the law directs. All persons
The mixed doubles, Echo, Bowman 81.24; western red, 81.28; blueatem, having clalma against said estate are
and Thomas, and Hermiston, Mc «1.28ft; dark northern spring, «1.41; required to present the same to me
Kenzie and Bensel, was called off on dark hard winter, $1.36.
at my office in Hermiston, Oregon,
account of darkness.
Hay — Alfalfa, $25; timothy, 828; with proper vouchers, within six
months from the date hereof.
P. S„ 822.
643 Main Street
DISPLAY OF FARM CROPS
Butterfat—60c.
Dated this 27th day of October.
PENDLETON,
0REG0II
GETS PUBLIC'S INTEREST
Eggs—Ranch, 47@48c.
1927.
Cattle—Steers, choice, 88.B0@9.35.
W. J. Warner,
The agricultural display which has
Hogs—Prime, 810.50@11.66.
Administrator
8-5tc,
been arranged by Mr. Porter in the
Spokane.
window of hi» office at First and
Cattle—Steers, good, 88.60 @9.00.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Gladys avenue, which wiU be enlarg
Hog3—Good, 89-75@10.00.
In The County Court of the State of
ed later, is attracting attention. It
Oregon for Umatilla County
is th-e intention of Mr. Porter to make Lindy to be Guggenheim Fund Advisor
In the matter of the Estate
New York.,— Colonel Charles A.
a display of the products of this part
of
of the country and impreas upon the Lindbergh, trans-Atlantic air pioneer, Robie B. Parsons, Deceased.
passer-by and the curious the advan will officiate in a consulting capacity
Notice is hereby given that the un
'or the Daniel Guggenheim fund for
tages of the locality.
dersigned has been appointed admin
the
promotion
of
aeronautics,
and
for
Garden products are represented
istrator of the estate of Robie B.
Your needs in everythin^
by onions, potatoes, white and sweet lie time being at least, will not align Parsons, deceased, and hug qualified
himself
with
any
commercial
project.
egg plant, peppers, corn and squash,
th at is necessary to com
as the law directs. All perons hav
trains are wheat, barley, oats and Harry F. Guggenheim, president of the ing claims against said estate are
p’.ete your golf outfit.
¿•ye. Samples of grasses, broom corn, jnggenheim fund, announced that required to present the same to me
millet, and the leguminous products "Lindy” henceforth would be a mem- at my office In Hermiston, Oregon,
are on display, and generous space jer of the organization.
with proper vouchers, within six
has been devoted to extracten honey
months from the date hereof.
Governor Orders End ef Picketing.
and beeswax.
Dated this 27th day of October,
Denver, Colo.—Governor William H. 1927.
Warns of Colorado isaqed a demand
Volivas To Leave
W. J. Warner,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Voliva. ecently that all picketing of Colorado 8-5tc.
Administrator
esidents of the project for severa
oal mines be stopped. Fred Farrar,
years, will leave within a few dayr ttorney for the Colorado Fuel & Iron
HERMISTON IRRIGATION DIS
'or their new home near Richland. ■ompany, declared ‘‘90 per cent of our
TRICT NOTICE
Mr. Voliva will be in the truck buusi- niners will come back to work the
The attention of the owners of land
ness at Richland. He held a publii ninute picketing ceases.”
within the Hermiston Irrigation is
lain today to dispose of his farming
called to the fact that November 5,
equipment.
State Institutions in Good Condition. 1927. is the last day to pay 1926
Salem, Or.—All of Oregon’s state in- taxes without penalty. Thesei taxes
; itutions, with the possible exception include the construction charge due
200 PRESENT HERE FOR
if the state employment institution for
REBEKAH DISTRICT MEETING he blind in Portland, probably will from the District to the United
States.
mve sufficient money la their legisla
According to the new contract be
20th Convention Draws From Ali tive appropriations to carry them
tween the District and the United
Of Lodges in County And
hrough until the end of the present States, no lands the owner« of which
Lodge District
biennium.
are delnquent more than one calen
Maternity Cases our Specialty
dar year n the payment of any in
OUR MOTTO:
stallment of construction charge, will
The 20th convention of the 19th
FAIRNESS AND SERVICE
receive irrigation water.
district of Oregon Rebekahs was held
Hermiston Irrigation District
Come and see n3 about our n w
In Hemiston last Saturday, October
By W. J. Warner, Secretary. and reasonable rates. Graduate
Subscribe For The Herald
29. Thl« district comprises Umatilla
nurse in attendance at all times.
county and Boardman, and nearly
ELECTION NOTICE
every lodge had a good representa
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tion. There were about 200 at the ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Hermiston Irrigation District
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business meetings, held In the audi ♦
Notice ls hereby given that an elec
torium, and more than that number
IF IT’S
tion will be held within the Hermis
at the banquet served In the basf-
ton District at the office of W. J.
ment of the Methodist church by the
Warner, secretary, on Main St. in
the City of Hermiston, Umatilla
members of the Ladles Aid.
County, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 8th
The program which was made up
YOU WANT
of numbers given by the different
day of November, 1927, for the pur
lodges wa« pronounced a most excel
pose of electing one director to serve
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lent one by those attending, and flor
for three years and one director to
We Haul
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al decorations at the auditorium call
serve until the first Tuesday in Feb
ANYTHING
ed forth a great deal o-f praise. The
ruary, 1929. The polls will be open
following officers were elected at a
from 8 o'clock a. m. until 5 o'clock
ANYWHERE
meeting presided over by Mrs. Edna
ANYTIME
P
TRANSFER AND DRAY
♦ p. m. of said day
Beddow: Thirza A. Hansell, Freewat
W. J. Warner
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er, chairman; Emma Geissler, Echo,
Secretary.
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vice-chairman;
Isabella Kellough,
Weston, secretary; and Stella Reeves
NOTICE OF GUARDIAN’S SALE
of Stanfield, treasurer.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
The 21st convention will be held
READ THE WANT ADS
STATE OF OREGON FOR UM
at Freewater next year.
ATILLA COUNTY
===>
In the Matter of the Guardianship
tAPIDS BODY KEEPS DANA
of
Com e in ana
the Person and Estate of Betty
AND TEAL AT HELM AGAIN
renew it next
Pearl Smith, a Minor.
Notice Is hereby given that the
time you an
undersigned as guardian of the per
Present officers were named to
in town.
son and estate of Betty Pearl Smith,
mcceed themselveg for another year
a minor, and pursuant to an order of
it the annual meeting of the Uma
the above entitled Court made and
tilla Rapids association at Pendleton
entered on the 20th day of August.
ast Thursday, October 27. They are
1927, will sell for cash In hand in
darsall N. Dana, president, and
| one parcel at private sale upon sealed
.osenh N. Teal, chairman of the exe-
bids at the office of my attorney, W.
•utlve committee. Both men are
J. g a rn er. In Hermiston, Oregon, all
'rom Portland.
Pir ns looking toward the presen-
the following described lands located
tton of the case for the proposed
In Umatilla County, Oregon, and »11
oroject in the senate hearing In Janu-
belonging to said estate, as follows:
ary were made by the association,
Lots 11 and 12 in Block 15 in the
Now open in the room formerly
and a delegation was named to go
Town of Hermiston, Oregon, as platt occupied by the W hite Tailor
ACK U P the family and
ed In the NE ft SE ft Sac. 10, Tp. 4N.
to Washington to appear before the
old kit bag; go to sunny
Shop.
senate committee.
California for a few weeks, R. 28 E. W. M., and that said guard
ian
will
receive
bids
for
said
land
— We Ute—
months or for the winter.
from and after Monday, the 21st day
At the Sanitarium
Visit movieland, orange groves,
Mrs. Peter Norquist la In the Rowe
of November, 1927, and will sell said
the oil fields, beach resorts, big
wnilarluin
for
treatment. Mr.
land to the highest bidder for cashj
cities. Golf courses galore)
Wicklander of Boardman, was also a
provided said bid Is satisfactory to
F ia e fa s t U n io n P acific tsasnaaffonl
patient at the sanitarium this week,
’ the Judge of the above entitled
connnction. v ia P o rtla n d o r S alt
L a k n C ity .D iv e rs e ro u te p e rm itted .
having broken an arm In three places
Court.
while cranking hla car.
Thig notice ls published four con-
'■eecutlve weeks in the Hermiston Her-1 in all our repair work and guar
aid, a newspaper of general circula antee our material» and workman-
At the Hospital
Mrs. Nlrerhl of Lexington Is a
it Ion published weekly in Hermistoa, »hip.
patient at the Hermiston hospital,
Umatilla County, Oregon, and by
OUT OF TOWN WORK
and Mrs. Fred Furrer left this week
posting the same notice In three pub
for her home after having been in
u s o t u i x . d
lic places In Mid County and State,
ALSO SOLICITED
the hmpltal for medical treatment.
all In the manner and form as b y ,
C. WOUGHTER, Agent
law provided.
Hermiston. Oregon
H E R M IS T O N . O R E G O N
Want Ada B r in g
Dated this 20th day of October,
HERMISTON DEFEATS ECHO
TENNIS P IA YEHS FRIDAY
The Best
Equipment
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S ta p le r
Pendleton Shoe
Shop
We Have ‘
Antici,
Come in and
give our line the
“once over.”
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