TOB HEBMISTOK HEÄJJLD, HERMISTON. OREGON.
Œlp ^rrmtaünf Errali)
Algerian Drug That
Stim alates the Brain
Lambert, deceased, end has qualified
as the law directs. A ll persons hav­
ing claims against said estate are re­
quired to present the same to me at
the F irst National Bank of Hermls-
I ton, Oregon, with proper vouchers,
) w ithin six months from the date
j hereof.
Dated this 26th day of January
1828.
F. B. Swayze, Adm inistrator. 20-5
approved, the admislstrator dlscharg-
eded, his bondsmen exhonerated and
the estate closed.
Dated th is 26th day of January,
1928.
Robert B. McLane, Adm inistrator
IN
f o r B U S I N N E E S
S S
Keef Is the dried llower of the hemp
plant cliopiied up mid smoked like to­
bacco, rolled In a cigarette or In the
bowl of a small pipe. Ill a different
form It is the basis of the hashish
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ENROLL ANYTIM E
sweets rarely seen In Algeria, but very
Entered a * second elaas
G O L 2 M E D A L School.
common In the Near East.
U ith ln a few m onth« you can be ra m *
Deoember, l» 0 6 , at the pestofflee at
ing
m
oney
,
in
a position w ith a fu tu re .
The effect o f keef on the smoker Is
Your needs in everything'
Hermiston. U m atilla County, Oregon
A lth o u g h we,»laced ove r lOOOrtodenre
to make him practically independent
in position« laat year, dem and as
-l
of food and sleep as long us he Is
th a t is necessary to conv-
ou tran our «ugply. O fte n w e can lielo
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w
ho
need
p
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under
its
Influence,
and
a
hnbilual
Subscription Rates
NOTICE OF HEARING UPON FINAL "
206 East Coart St.
plete your golf outfit.
One T ear ................... ................. |i.O * I keef laker Is easy to detect. His eyes
REPORT
ure very bright, his face Is pale and
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ANY AND
Six M o n th s ------------------------------- »1.00 drawn, his arms and bunds ure ter­
ribly thin. Ids movements are restless. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
At the same time he Is hot at all
“To thine own »elf be true, and it dazed, like one under the influence of
UMATILLA COUNTY
must follow aa the night the day, a drug, and though after a few day-.’
In the m atter of the estate of M a­
thou cantt not then be false to any smoking lie will drift off Into a kind ry C. McLane, deceased,
FOR YOU
of feverish sleep, during the early . Notice la uereby given that the
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periods he Is extraordinarily lucid. In J undersigned adm inistrator of the es-
An old fashioned headline. 'Speedy fact, It Is said that the first effects tate of M ary c McLane deceased
Phone 139
Pendleton, Ore. ■
Justice Meted to K ille r.’*
of keef are to make the
brain work h„
hi» n - i
1
, ’
hag filed his fin a l report w ith the
at three times Its normal pace.
European tourists In the South oc- clerk of the above entitled court and
Ty Cobb won’t play baseball this
that the judge of said court has de­
year, according to a story on the casionully«get hold of some keef to
smoke and complain that It has had signated the 25th day of February,
sports page. W helch merely shows
no effect at ull beyond giving them a 1928, at 2 o’clock in the afternoon
that w inter is still here.
sore throat. This Is quite normal, as as the time, and the rooms of the
the fact of smoking a little hemp in above entitled court in the county
Our w inter has not been cold, but a pipe or cigarette will hurt no one if
court house at Pendleton. U m atilla
It has been consistent and persist­ not continued. To feel the effect of County, Oregon, as the place when
ent, and if the weather man wants keef one must smoke for at least one and where
hearing is to be had
We Haul
to make us happy he might remove nlglit through, and three days are thereon. A ll persons interested are
For the hole family and use mod­
necessary
to
get
really
poisoned.
our sk iff of snow. I t has worn out
hereby
notified
to
then
and
there
ern machinery and the Lest of
ANYTHING
The
danger
of
an
experiment
of
its welcome.
mterials. You are assured of the
this kind as that the desire to go on appear and show cause, if any they
ANYWHERE
best of service in our shop.
may seize one, and once keef has taken have, why said report should not be
Typ ew riter practice up to date:
ANYTIME
hold of a man It Is rare to see him
We have just installed a new
“ Now Is the tim e for all good men to give It up. However, It ts quite amus­
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come to the aid of th eir party," wrote | ing to go to a keef-smoklng den. all
the g irl to her sweetie— and the add­ the more so as It has to be done In
IF IT’S
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ed. since it Is leap year— "and I ’m secret and with the connivance of a •»
♦
smoker,
as
no
outsiders
know
where
your p arty.”
e
♦
these little nocturnal reunions take I
♦
place.— From “Algeria From Within” :
Wag It "The Hermiston Special”
by R. V. C. Bodley.
And are prepared to oil and re­
♦
YOU WANT
I«
Brand of Coffee!
Ford grade Batteries for »9.50 and
pair your harness during the win­
♦
E d ito r the Herald:
♦
Larger battery —TRY THE HERALD WANT A D S -
CALL 25-J
ter season. Ask ns about this new
♦ your old battery.
Some lively speculation Is being I K eys of Early Times
service.
for
$10.50
and
your
old battery.
!
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indulged by the residents of the|
COUNTRY
HAULS
SOLICITE!
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Not Easy to Handle +
V
M lnehaha school district as to just
Knives and scissors ground for 10c.
The possessive and acquisitive In I .;.
w hat brand of coffee was enjoyed at stlncts in man, which seem to develop ...
♦
a board meeting held last Monday J early and to die hard even among the
♦
TRANSFER AND DRAY
evening by the Minnehaha
school most advnnced of nations, writes I *
♦
board.
Louise Oordon-Stubles in the London
W e are Informed that one member I Dally Telegraph, must have produced
tumbled Into the “ A " line ditch on in quite primitive stages of human evo­
his way home and smashed himself lution some form of lock for the safe­
quite seriously, and the remaining guarding of valuables, aud capable of
being negotiated only by Its owner. In
members proceeded to call off the
several passages In the Old Testament
banquet and entertainm ent which we come across references to such
they had invited the residents of the contrivances, as, for Instance, In the
neighborhood to enjoy Tuesday even-| Song of Solomon, where wc rend, “My
ing, and we had our appetites all hands dropped with myrrh and my
keened up and were sitting pretty.) Ungers with sweet-smelling myrrh
upon the handles of the lock.” And
Now, we’re wondering.
that the key proper to the Or! :»tnl
One of the H ungry Ones.
lock was of great size and consbl >r-
able weight Is borne ont by the lii.c j:
I
Sowing V /ild Oats
“And the keys of the House of D. ■ M
To ’’sow wild outs’’ means to com­ will I lay upon my shoulder." For
mit youthful excesses, to spend one's these keys, fashioned of wood i .!
youth In dissipation. Subsequent re- studded at one end with Iron pegs to
' form Is usually Implied. The expres­ correspond with holes In the wooden
sion, It Is supposed, originated among lock, might. In the case of the door
¡the country people of England. The of the city or of a public building,
¡wild oats—n tall grass resembling measure a couple of feet In length and
were correspondingly heavy, so that n
the cultivated ont and by some sup
' posed to be Its original progenitor— bunch of them would be carried most
easily slung nt one’s back, the cord
I la a common weed In grain flelds. It
! waa natural that a weed so common threaded though holes In their other
and obnoxloua should become the extremity, being held In front.
subject of comparison among the
¡English farmers. At first "sowing wild
M atch’s Origin
oats” meant sowing worthless seed or
slice
The first friction matches were the
seed which would produce a worthless
Invention of M. Derosne, a French­
(crop. The transition to the figurative
man, and were first used In 1811), but
meaning waa easy. He who wastes the
were little used ou.slde of France un­
precious days of his youthful prime In
til 1827. when John Walker (no rela­
dissipation Is sowing seeds which will
tive of the famous Johnny Walker of
,grow up Into obnoxious weeds.—Path­
the ante-Volstcnd days}, an English
finder Magazine.
druggist, made the first really prac­
tical friction matches, which were
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Practical Chemistry
known ns “Congreves," and within a
few years their use spread all over
“Young gentlemen," said the lee
hirer la chemistry, “coal exposed to Europe and America, supplanting the
Hie elements loses 10 per cent of Its use of flint and steel with tinder box
weight and power. This Is due to the and sulphur tipped splints of wood
action of the alkali constituents of—” called spunks which were the common
“But what, If there Is a dog sleep­ means of obtaining fire until Walker's
invention was popularized.
ing near the coal, professor?”
“None of your levity, young man.
This Is n serious matter."
“ Keeping T ally”
"That's what dad thought when 72
Now and then one still hears the
per cent of our call pile disappeared
phrnse, “ Keeping tally," hut It Is
during three nights of exposure. Tlien
doubtful If many of Its users know
ho asked my advice ns a student In
chemistry, and I told him to buy a Its original meaning. The tally dates
back to the til e when only “scholars"
dog. He bought a dog, with lu'ge
i-onld read nn I wr'le. The tally was
sized teeth, and now we don’t Ic e 1
per cent of our coal a month. That’s it notched stick, generally of seasoned
willow or hazel, lutched at the edge
practical chemistry.’’
io represent the amount of the debt,
the amounts being Indicated by the
The Same Thing
slse and number of tbe notches. The
It was obvious that the waiter was notch account being made out and
frightened, and tbo manager of the agreed upon, the tally was spill, one
piece given to the creditor ns an ac­
reataurunt laid a hand on his shoal
knowledgment that the money was
der.
"W hat’s the matter?" he asked con­ due, and the other piece retained by
tbe debtor as a record of tbe exact
solingly.
The waiter east an apprehensive amount be bail to pay.
glance over Ills shoulder.
“(lent over by tne window has or­
R usty H a n d s
dered roast mutton for Ills third
Alice, a high school student, came I
course.'*
home from school m u afternoon and i
“ Well, and what ahont I t F said tlie
win 11 she walked in nor bedroom site
manager. “The mutton ain't off, la
found her little sister evidently try- !
Ing to conceal the fact that she had
“Oh, no, sir," -»-piled the waiter
la< n plu.vtng v.lth her big rlsler’s con
nervously. “But 'e riieae roast veni­
imGra. She hastily picked op the hot- I
son Instead of fish for “Is second lie of hand lotion which she had 1
course, sir."— London Answers.
• lieu been permiPed to use, and re- :
marked casually: "I Just thought )
A lligator’« Handicap
that I would use some of this on my
Tbs alllgntnr nn land would stnrve oands. they are so rusty."
to death surrounded by food bw-ause It
rannot «at nr awsHnw except under
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
water. At lenst, a hunter of expert
enee has said so. Tlialr favorite food
Is fish, although they »ton eal men I IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
with relish.
Tlielr custom Is to
UMATIUA COUNTY
hibernate In tbe winter season aud
In tbe m atter of the retate of W ill­
those In enptlvtty often refuse to eet
during the winter months, which It iam T. Lambert, deceased.
follewlag their hereditary habit, al
_
Notice Is hereby given that the un-
Ihough they do not artuaiy disappear dendgned has been appointed adniln-
frotn view,
|le tra te r ot (he eeu»e of W illia m T
Published «very Thursday at H er­
miston, D m atllla County, Oregon by
Joseph 8. Harvey, editor and man­
ager.
S J. L. VAUGHAN Î
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man.”
ESS L
We Have
Anticipated
Come in and
give our line the
“once over.”
Everthing
Electrical
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Transfer
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O ilin g
V at
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Per pail ..................................................
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No. 5 Pails Pure Eastern Lard
Per Pail ................................................................ 90c
4 Pound Pails Snowdrift
Per Pail ........................................................... $1.00
2 Pound Pails Snowdrift
Per Pa i l ............................................................. 55c
Menu Brand Pineapple, No. 2 1-2 size cans, broken
3 Cans f o r .................................................
ggc
Bocano Peas (Fine Quality)
7 Cans f o r ...............- ........................................ $1.00
City. Corn (most grocers sell this corn for 25c)
Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 Cans for 25c
Fels Naptha Soap
10 Bar C a rto n .....................................................g9c
Peets Washing Machine Soap
Per Package ....................................................... 3gc
Crystal White Soap
10 Bars f o r .....................................................
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Sea Foam Washing Powder
Large package. Per package............................23c
Borax Steam Refined Soap
3 Large Bars for ............................................... 23c
Meco Cut Stringless Beans
7 Cans for .......................................
$1.00
Mission Brand Tomatoes, a Del Monte Pack
7 Cans f o r ...........
$1.00
White Navy Beans
10 Pounds f o r ...............................................
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Red Mexican Beans
10 Pounds f o r ..................................
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Full 18-Ounce Bottle Catsup, 2 Bottles for 45c
Kerr’» Premium Oat, or Wheat Flakes
v -u .
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II Blue Rose Rice
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er l ackage ....................................................... 23c
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10 p ounds for
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Corn Flakes, 3 Packages 25c
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well Peanut
Butter
No. 5 Tins, S pecial..............................................
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PH°b0X B° Xe# CraCke"
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T«“ Ounce
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