K cn acs to Railroads
PublUhed «very Thursday at Her-
For the purpose of continuing
mUton, Umatilla County, Oraron by work on the farm organization work
Joseph S. Harvey, editor and man which has been carried on In this
ayer.
district for the past two years, Ralph
8. Besse of the extension service of
Entered as second elass matter
the state college will be in Her
Deeember, 190«, at the yeetofflee at
miston country from March 5 to 9.
Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon.
During the tlme he ,s here Mr-
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Besse and George H. Jenkins, assist
Subscription lates
ant county agent, will call on the
One Tear ......................... ............ »».<>• various farmers who are co-operating
in the work to discuss with them
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.. and to make any suggestion for in-
“To thine own self be true, and it creag|ng returns that seem possible,
uad follow
fnllAvir as
n« the
tViib night
tlicht. the
thft day,
dftV. i
must
thou canst not then be false to any
man.”
England consumes 5,700,000,000
eggs annually and buys 3,700,000,-
000 of them. Their hens now aver
age 100 eggs per year. Our local
poultry growers probably would say
that all of those English hens should
go to the pot and be replaced by real
producers.
The position of agriculture in the
country’s business is constantly
gaining strength, according to the
survey of business by Jerry Owen in
Sunday's Oregonian. The Hermiston
district has already become convinced
of the truth of such state of affairs,
but we can’t have too much confirma
tion.
This Industrial prosperity
hasn't been to us what it was cracked
up to be.
JEW EL IS AW AIDED
R. Alexander, pioneer Pendleton
business man, was honored this week
by the Pendleton Knights of Pythias
lodge when he was awarded a 50
year Jewel. Mr. Alexander is well
known here by reason of both busi
ness and social relations maintained
in Hermiston.
WHATZWHAT
In The Seventh Grade
Hermiston, Oregon
February 28, 1928.
Dear Ebenezer Coathook:
My Mom says I may write to you.
I’m a going to now.
Did you know that all of us were
going to have a meeting? We are. It
is a Seventh Grade Civic league meet
ing. Did you know I was going to be
on the program? I am. I hope you
will come and hear me speak my
piece. It is “The Ride of Jenny Mc
Neal.” Glen Pierson is going to speak
a piece, too. His is funny, and mine
is real pathetic.
Did you know we wrote a piece
for ihe paper? I was elected editor
of the staff. Dick Martin Is assist
ant editor. Literary editor is Mar
garet Felthouse and news editor is
Eddie Bensel. Dick Hutchison got
the funniest part pf ail. His job is
humorous editor
How are the pups Tomales and
Obadla? I hope tin y are fine. Last
time you wrote you said ¿hat they
had been badly scratched by the old
cat.
I better be closing, but 1 surely
hope you will come to our meeting.
It Is on Friday. We are sure going
to entertain you if you come.
Your loving niece.
Marguerite Sunstrop.
As one makes the ascent of the
Ande» from the Pacific port of Mol
iendo, In Peru, following the line of
tlie Southern Pacific rallwuy, the climb
to the divide Is bruken by two great
steps or wide-spreading shelves of
desert or pampa.
On tlie tisst of these steps, about
two hours' steep climb from the sea,
and at an altitude of from 4,000 to
5,000 feet, are located Hie famous
drifting sand hills of Peru. The
plateau Is here about 20 miles wide,
ttie air thin and dry and no trace of
vegetation to be seen, only these
gigantic crescent-shaped sand dunes
dotting tlie pampa as far as the eye
can see. Composed of tine gray crys
tul saud, they gleam white against the
brown of the ticucrt, and tlielr horns
point toward the prevailing south wind
of this region. They are from 15 to
23 or even 30 feet high, 20 feet in
breadth across tlie thick part of the
crescent and sometimes 100 feet from
horn to horn. So tightly is the sand
packed that the feet of the horses or
nuiles make little impression on It.
These sand hills, called menanos,
travel with almost lmperceptable slow
ness, nnd when they threaten tlie rail
way track they can sometimes be di
verted by piling up blocks of stone in
their paths, otherwise the railway bed
has to be altered to go around them.
An analysis of the soil of this region
shows that it would be very fertile If
irrigated from the available snow fields
of the Andes, so that It Is possible
there will come a day when its deso
lute sand dunes will cease to be.
High and Low “ Tides”
in Human Blood Flow
The Cream
of the
Tobacco
Crop
Lucky
Strikes
are the
Favorite
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Brand of Paul Whiteman
had upon the 17th day of July, 1917,
the date of said mortgage, or has
sinee acquired, or now has. In the
following described lands located In
Umatilla County. Oregon, to-w lt:—
First parcel, Lots 9, 10, 11, and 12
In Block 47. Coe's First Addition to
the City of Stanfield, and second par
cel, the North Half of the Southwest
Quarter of the Northwest Quarter aff
the Southwest Quarter, and 9ie
Northwest Quarter of the Northwest
Quarter of the Southwest Quarter,
and the South Half of the Southwest
Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of
the Northwest Quarter of Section 12,
Township 4, North, Range 29 E. W.
M.. second parcel containing twenty
acres, more or less, the proceeds to
be applied to the satisfaction of said
execution and all costs, as far as the
same will go. The mortgage belnS
recorded In the office of the Record
er of Conveyances for Umatilla Coun
ty, Oregon, Mortgage Book 91. page
65, and said execution having been
to me delivered upon the date of this
notice, to-wit;-February 23. 1928.
R. T. Cookingham, Sheriff
of Umatilla County, Oregon. 26-5c
WE REPAIR
SHOES
For the hole family and use mod
ern machinery and the best of
mteriels. You are assured of the
best of service in our shop.
We have just installed a new
Oiling
Vat
Daily tides In blood pressure, heart
beat uuil other functions of the human
body, almost as regular as the tides of.
the sea, may be caused by mysterious
“It w as but recently, when I started to act as master of
forces beyond the earth, as are the
ceremonies w ith m y band a t the ParamountTheatre, that
ocean tides. Such is the statement of
Dr. P. E. Morhardt, French physiol
And are prepared to oil and re
1 realized how vital perfect voice condition w as to a
ogist, who suggests that they Tnay be
pair your harness during the win
performer.
1
have
alw
ays
been
a
consistent
smoker
produced by daily variations in elee- !
te r season. Ask us about this new
and fortunately, Lucky Strikes were m y favorite brand.
trlfieation of the air, says Popular '
service.
Science Monthly.
I like their toasted flavor and, best of all, I can smoke
It is well known to physicians, Doc- I
as often as 1 like, without fear of irritating m y voice,
tor Morhardt points out, that the tern- j
perature of the body rises slowly In j
which is becoming a great
« -
tlie forenoon nnd reaches its height at
asset m m y work.
about four or five o'clock in the after- j
The commercial club has been talk
noon. During the evening it recedes. |
ing about a cleanup season In Hermis
reaching “low tide" In the early morn- 1
ton to get streets, vacant lots and
ing. Similar high and low tides at I
about the same hours are found also 1
private property cleaned up and shin
in tlie human pulse rate, In the amount
ing before highway traffic becomes
of oxygen used in breathing, and in
heavy. The idea is a good one, but
No Throat Irritation- N o Cough»
blood pressure. A strange fact Is that
If citizens wait for a definite clean
the flow
me
ii”w of
ui tides
ituca in persons who work r
up date to Im established, whether
at night is no different from that of SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 10, IRRI- itaments and appurtenances thereun
the period Is for a day, a week or a
persons who are active during the
tlie |
„ „ „ „ t » belonging or in any wise apper
month, there won’t be much cleaning
■ ’ G0N, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON: taining, be sold in the manner pro
That sunlight Is not responsible
day
Cigar«, T obacco
Spanish War Hero Dies in Miarr. .
done. The way to get cleaned up is
Is evidenced by the fact, according to
Sealed bids will be accepted on the vided by law for the sale of real
Miami, Fla --John R. Johnson, 55 Doctor Morhardt, that tn northern
for each citizen to start the Job right
property under foreclosure under ex
Barber S h o p
now and keep plugging until he has credited by fellow memtfers of the countries like Iceland, where there ts construction and material of a new ecution to be Issued upon said decree
gymnasium.
Bids
will
be
opened
done everything possible to his prop John J. Pershing post, United Spanish a season when the sun Dever seta, Ihe
and that the proceeds from the sale
erty to make Its appearance as War Veterans here with having fired same rhythm of bodily tides persists. March 17, 1928. Plans and specifi thereof be applied to plaintiff’s Judg
cations
can.bg
secured
at
the
office
Either
mankind
has
daily
tides
la
pleasing as he can We pride our the first American shot of the Span
ment in the amounts aforesaid, and
selves on having a pretty llttle town, ish American war, died in a hospital bodily functions, or some external Turn A Lum Lumber Co., Irrigon, for a further decree forever barring
cause Is affeeling us all in tlie same Oregon All bids must be in the hands
but its beauty could be greatly en here. The shot, fired from the U. S. S.
and foreclosing the defendant in the
of the clerk on or before 12 Noon,
hanced by the application of gener Raleigh, aboard which Johnson was a way.
above entitled suit of any and all
March 17, 1928.
ous gobs of elbow grease in raking gunner, wae a direct hit in answer
right, title, claim, interest and es
Inn’s
Historic
Slone
lawns, cleaning up trash, filling In to the Spanish batteries at El Fraile
The School Board reserves the tate In law or In equity and all equi
At the Griffin inn, at Whetstone, right to accept or reject any or all
parkings that are below grade and in Manila bay.
ty of redemption In and to said prem
stands an old stone on which the army
painting buildings.
ises and every part thereof excepting
of Edward IV are said to have sharp bids.
H. W. Grimm, Clerk.
2 6-3t. only such right of redemption as
Italy Gained Population In 1927.
ened their swords on the way to the
PROEBSTEL SEEKS OFFICE
shall be allowed by the statutes of
Rome.—Italy’s population increased battle of Barnet, on April 14, 1471.
When It was heard that the inn IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the State of Oregon, and for such
144,000
in
1927
and
409,000
in
1926,
OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY
was to he reconstructed It was feared
other relief as to a court of equity
says a bulletin of the central statis
STATE OF OREGON FOR
tliat Ihls historic stone would be re
seem meet and proper in the
Pendleton Man Announces He Will tical institute.
moved. Tills Is not so, however; the
UMATILLA COUNTY
premises.
stone is to remain on the spot on
Your needs in everything
The First National Bank of
This summons is served upon you
Run for Nomination in May
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which it stood on the day of tlie
Hermiston. Oregon, a corpora
publication
thereof
pursuant
to
by
that is necessary to com
Portland
battle.
Primaries.
tion, plaintiff
the order of the Hon. James Alger
The Griffin Inn Itself was made fa
Wheat—Big Bend bluestem, 51.41;
vs.
plete your golf outfit.
Fee, Judge of the above entitled
Formal announcemetn of his can hard white, 11.30; federation, soft mous by George Morland, the painter,
Thomas M. Marxen, defendant
court,
duly
made
and
entered
on
the
who,
on
finding
himself
unable
to
pay
didacy for the republican nomination white, western white, 91.29; hard win
SUMMONS, Equity No. 4497
30th day of January, 1928, directing
for the office of district attorney was ter, 31.22; northern spring, 31-23; his bill for herrings and gin, "paid”
To Thomas N. Marxen, the above that publication hereof be made once
It by painting a sign for the inn. The
made last week by C. C. Proebstel, western red, 51 22.
sign was lost during a snowstorm 30 named defendant :
a week for a period of four weeks
Hay — Alfalfa, 318<S>18-50; valley years ago.—London Answers,
now serving In that office. A part
consecutively in the Hermiston Her
In
the
name
of
the
State
of
Ore
timothy,
318®18.50;
eastern
Oregon
of his declaration statement to the
»»
gon you are hereby required to ap ald. and the first publication hereof
tt
secretary of state and to republican timothy, 320.50021.
pear and answer the complaint filed is made pursuant to said order on
V e n c i’c rs First to
Butterfnt—49® 52c.
voters was as follows:
Eggs—Ranch, 23®26c.
"If 1 am nominated and elected, I
R es’ore Fading Sight against you in the above entitled the 2nd day of February, 1928.
Raley, Raley & Warner, A. S
Cattle—Steers, good, 311-75012 60
will during my term of office con
After visiting the University exhibi matter and in the above entitled
Hogs—Medium to choice, 37 7509.35 tion in Rome, with its quaint and mag court within four weeks from the Cooley and John F. Kilkenny, at
tinue the same impartial, fearless
Lambs—Medium to choice, 312© nificent collections, says a correspond- date of the first publication of this torneys for plaintiff. Postoffice ad
and vigorous prosecution of law vio
ent of tlie Baltimore Evening Sun, summons, and If you fail to so ap- dress, Pendleton, Oregon.
22-5tc.
lations as In the past. I will main 13.75.
tliere can reuiuln no doubt lu one’s pear and answer, for want thereof
Seattle.
tain the office of district attorney as,
mind ns to the fact that Italy lias been ' the plaintiff will apply to the above
Wheat—Soft white, western white
a public office, for the benefit c i the
the mother of spectacles. Professor j entitled court for the relief prayed SHERIFFS SALE ON EXECUTION
hard
winter,
western
red.
people, and administer the duties of «129
(Mortgage Foreclosure)
Albertotti, a professor at the Vnlver- jfor and defiftnded in its complaint
northern spring, {1.25 5s
my office with economy to the tax- j i . jj
slty of Padua and dean of the oculists on file in the above entitled matter. In Tiie Circuit Court Of The Stale Of
payers. I will show courtesy to all. bluestem. 31.40; dark northern spring
Oregon For Umatilla County
of Italy, collected a number of ancient
and co-operate to the fullest extent 31.45; dark hard winter, 31.39.
Howard C. Dunn, Trustee
and modern books about spectacles, to-wit:
For j judgment
and --------------
decree against
Hay — Alfalfa, {24; timothy, {28; and illustrated
with all law enforcement agencies.
Plaintiff
[lustraleil thia
tins vaiuanie
lumen»»
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”
valuable material
treatise which he dedicated to i the defendant, Thomas N. Marxen
1 will endevor to prevent crime and P. 8., 324.
lu
▼8.
Senator Isidore del Lumto. The latter I for the sum of 31.163.34, with inter- R. R. Stafford, Defendant.
strife in our community, and promote
Butterfat—62c.
Ford grade Batteries for $9.50 and
I ’.1 a .i lhuted the Invention of spec- est thereon at the rate of 10 per
Justice to the state, county and its
Eggs—-Ranch, 22®24c.
Notice is hereby given that the your old battery.
Larger battery
tai
L
1
for
short-sighted
and
long
cent per annum from the 26th day undersigned, sheriff of Umatilla for $10.50 and your old battery.
cltlsens.
C attle— S t i » ’a. cho ke. 111.50 0 12 50
sighted
persons
to
the
Dominican
of December. 1926, until paid, and County, Oregon, by virtue of an ex
"Please print after my name on th .
Hogs— P iiiu e, 3-i.3O09.4U.
m en', Fra Alessandro della Spina, of for the further sum of 3175.00 at
Knivea and scissors ground for lOe.
Spokane.
official ballot: ’Present Incumbent,
ecution issued out of the Circuit
Cattle—Steers, good, 311-25®12.00 | P! s.
torneys’ fees, and for plaintiff’s costs Court of the State of Oregon for Um-
experienced prosecutor
Honesty,
P::‘ Professor Albertotti, whose au-
disbursements tn this suit, and | atilla County, to me directed and de
economy and fearless enforcement of. Hogs—Good. 3909.10.
llnu iiy In tills mutter Is unchallenged, and
for 1 decree declaring said sums to livered, upon a decree,of foreclosure
ill lawn * "
is
of
the
opinion
that
the
glory
of
first
Knetu He W ould H ttp
Mr. Proebstel comes from an old
niaklag spectacles must be attributed be first and prior liens upon the real made and entered on the 30th day of
In
a field where Bnrrle »nt thlnklnu
property hereinafter described under January, 1928, in favor of Howard
Vestot faniily and was horn in Wes-
cut a story there were lambs. One of U Venice, tlie home of glass nnd pure
on. He wa„ In the Intelligence sec them strayed away fom Its mother. I crystal. From the codex of the “Ca- and by virtue of p la in tiffs mort- C. Dunn, Trustee, and against R. R.
ton, regular army, during the war. Uimed around three times and was > pitolarl della Artl" of the state of gage. and for a further decree that Stafford, and upon Judgement includ
-nter he served as deputy clerk of lost. The bleating was terrific. Bar- j Venice, dated 1201, It Is found that the mortgage described In plaintiff's ed therewith against defendant for
TmatlUa cqunty and was then ad- rle had to pul down hi« work nnd lead , severe penalties were applied to dls- complaint, which wag recorded in the the m m of 3578.40, with interest
i)it te<l to the bar. H . is now serv- It
. . hack
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to Ita mother. Hardly hail he honert spectacle makers whe used sim office of the County Recorder of Um- thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per
ple glass instead of pure crystal.
ng his first term as district attor- i returned to his seat before another I Another document proving thv an stilla County. State of Oregon, on ¡annum from October 4, 1926, until
28th day of January, 192«, at | paid, with the further sum of 375.00 3
lamb
did
Just
the
same.
They
went
206 East Court St.
3
•y. He ia a taxpayer and haa a 1
tiquity of spedacli s Is a portrait qd the
smily that ronaiata of his wife and I on doing It. one after another, keeping Cardinal Hugh, of Province, painted page 485. In book 88 of the Records attorney fees and 317.95 costs, all 3
ANT AND
3
Barrie busy taking them back to
wo children.
by Thomaa of Modena, in the chapter of Mortgages for Umatilla County, secured by a certain real estate mort
tnnmrtw.
Oregon,
be
foreclosed
and
that
the
gage forelosed In said decree. I will
But the wonderful thing was thot, of St. Nicholas at Treviso. In which
AT SPECIAL SCHOOL
after a time. Instead of looking for the card mil Is represented as wearing promises therein described. situated on Saturday, the 31st day of March,
Joe Cahill of the Kellogg Motor their motiier themselves they Just spectacles. Tlie minister of education. tn Umatilla County, State of Oregon, 1928, at 2 o'clock In the afternoon,
Sicnor Feileie. also lent a rare picture to-wlt:
d . la In the Ford plant In Portland came to Barrie and insisted on him
at the front door of the county court
by the Umbrian pulhtir, Nlccoh» Alnn
FOR YOU
3
Ha week taking the special coara» finding her for them,
Lota 5 nnd 6 tn Block 1 In the house. In Pendleton, Umatilla County.:
Barrie contends, say* Jerome K. Je •wi, n pre - titles the Vlrrin mil Child
f Inatruction on the new Model A
original town of Hermiston, as Oregon, sell at public sale to theI
with St. Jerome, who Is lending c
ord which ia required by tk . Ford rome, who telle the story in "My Life laxik with a large pair of spnoUSHS
platted In Section 10. Township 4 highest bidder for cash in hand, in
and
Times."
that
I
urn
he
are
mu-h
more
Rhone 139
Pendleton, Ore. ■
>mpany of all mechanics. He drove
North of Range 28. E. W. M-.
two parcels, all the right, title and
Intelligent than la generally supposed. across Ids neve.
iwn Bunday accompanied by Mi ra.
Interest
which
sat'i
R
R
Stafford
Ism
together with the tenements, hered-
«hili and children.
A trip through the Boardman coun
try, particularly where the soil is
shallow and produces much good pas
ture, shows the farm flock of sheep
to be a competitor In popularity with
the dairy cow. And figures quoted
on operations disclose that the Board-
man farmers are making the woolles
return them a profit. Due to fair
ly high prices for ewes, expansion
promises to come about through
keeping the choice ewe lambs from
each year’s crop.
BOW M AN
SHOE SHOP
“It’s toasted"
F O U N T A IN
Bert M ullins
We
H ave
A n tic ip a te d
C om e
in
and
give our line the
on ce over.
HITT
BATTERIES!
P en n o ck B attery &
T ire Shop
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