THE H EBM ISTO J g H IÀ L D , HERMISTON. ORflGOV.
Sip tyrmtatan ^rraUt
Ing contest for the next 25 lessons. | to establish claim to the land above
The losing side will give a feed to described, before W. J. Warner.
the winners.
nited States ('otnmlaatoner, at Her
Published every Thursday at Hss-
miston, Oregon, on the 19th day of
mlston, Umatilla County, Oregon by
Monday Mr. Harvey talked to the May. 1928.
Joseph 8. Harvey, editor and man United States history class, which i s 1 Claimant names as witnesses:
NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER
ager.
Just completing the study of the Heistand Moore, Jesse Richards. A1
COLLINS
CHICKS FOR WINTED
World War, on army life as contrast­ len Thompson all of Echo, Oregon
LAYERS.
COLLINS CHICKS lay
Entered as second class matter ed with civilian life.
Ralph Richards of Hermiston, Ore
sooner than ordinary chicks.
They
December, 1904, at the peetofflee at
gon.
have
a
country
wld^
reputation
for
HermlBton, Umatilla County,
Betty Ralph and Gordon Blessing
J. W. Donnelly. Register. JO
reliability of breed and rapid de­
are th« first pupils of the sixth grade
velopment into profitable layers.
to receive reading certificates.
Snbtcription Rate?
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
COLLINS CHICKS are from pure
One T e a r ...................................... 92-07
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
bred flocks which are rigid'/ In­
Anna Ray Martin has gone to Rup­
COUNTY OF UMATILLA
Six Months .—.............. ...... . — - 91-99
spected, BLOOD-TESTED and culled.
ert, Idaho, to visit her Grandfather
Fred P. Oswald, Plaintiff
The chicks are guaranteed vigorous,
Martin who is very ill.
vs.
“To thine own self be true, and 11
big and husky. We can now supply
Martha E. Benson, Anna Wat­
most follow as the night the day
you with LeghornB, Rocks, Reds.
The Griswold Grizzlies turned wbat
son, Benjamin Stanton, Frank
thou canst not then be false to «ay
Black and White Minorcas. Make
seemed certain defeat Into an easy
Stanton. Nellie Allison and J.
man."
sure of profits by ordering
victor last Friday when they defeat­
C. Allison, her husband, Ud-
COLLINS CHICKS
ed th« Hermiston high school 9 to8.
ney Richardson, Fred Richard­
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP
The first man up for Helix made
son, Neva Richardson, also all
Management, irculation, Etc., Re­
FREEWATER HATCHERY
three bases on a misjudged fly and
other persons or parties un­
quired by the Act of ongress
Freewater, Oregon
the next man sent him in for a coun­
known claiming any right, tit­
of August 24, 1912,
C. F. COLLINS, Proprietor
le, estate, lien or interest in
Of the Hermiston Herald, published ter, The visitors scored two runs
“We Do Custom Hatching"
the real estate described in
weekly at Hermiston, Oregon, for that first frame but were held in
check by airtight support and good
the complaint herein. Defend­
April 1. 1928.
pitching on the part of Davis up to
ants.
State of Oregon,
the
beginning of the eighth frame.
Summons, equity No. 4309,
ounty of Umatilla ss.
To Martha E. Benson, Anna Wat­
Before me, a notary public In and In the meantime the locals were hav­
for the state and county aforesaid ing everything their way. Kennings son, Benjamin Stanton, Frank Stan
personally appeared Joseph S. Har­ the first man up got a free pass to ton. Nellie Allison and J. C. Allison,
vey, who, having been duly sworn first and his team-mates knocked her husband, Udney Richardson, Fred
according to law, deposes and says the ball over the lot after this for a Richardson, Neva Richardson, also
that he Is the editor,
publisher, total of eight runs. Everything was all other persons or parties unknown
Davis claiming any right, title, estate, lien
For the hole family and use mod­
business manager and owner of the going nicely for the locals.
fanned the Grizzlies after a fashion or interest In the real estate describ­
ern machinery and the best of
Hermiston Herald.
mterials. You are assured of the
1. That the names and addressee and was given perfect support the ed In the complaint herein:
best of service in our shop.
In the name of the 3tat« of Ore­
of the publisher, editor, managing few times the visitors did connect
We have just installed a new
editor and business manager are: but then came the eighth inning and gon, you and each of you are hereb}
Joseph S. Harvey, Hermiston, Oregon defeat. In order to give some extras requiied to appear and answer th<
2. That the owner is oseph 8. a chance to do their stuff Coach complaint filed against you in th<
Walenta made a few changes. Davis above entitled cause within fou:
Harvey, Hermiston, Oregon.
3. That the known bondholders, was sent to the showers and Newell weeks from the date of the first pub
mortgagees, and other security hold- went in to take his place on the licatlon of this summons, and yoi
Photoplay Director, writes:
erg owning or holding 1 per cent or mound and Jenkins took Newell’s will please take notice that If yoi
“To a moving picture director there is no comfort
And are prepared to oil and re­
mre of total amount of' bonds, mort­ place behind the bat. On a Beries fail to appear and answer or other
or luxury like a good cigarette. Such a cigarette
pair your harness during the win­
gages, or other securities are: H. J. of errors, wild pitches and good batt-1 wise plead within said time, th<
Ing on th« part of Helix, the Grizz­ plaintiff for want thereof will appl;
ter season. Ask ns about this new
1 have found in ‘The Lucky Strike’—and during
Simmons, Fossil, Oregon.
lies tied the count and in the next to the court for the relief prayed fo;
service.
Joseph S. Harvey, Owner.
the
f
Iming
of
big
pictures
like
‘Ben
H
ur’
I
smoked
ln plaintiff’s complaint, to-wlt:
Sworn to and subscribed before stanza drove over the winning run.
‘Luckies’ even while directing in the open air
This Friday the Purple and Gold
That the defendants and each o’
me this 11th day of April, 1928.
thczisands
of supernumeraries, and never once
meet
the
Echo
nine
here.
This
will
them be required to disclose the nat
A. H. Norton,
did 1 ever suffer from
My commission explreg Feb. IT, 1929 probably be the last home game of ure of their respective claims In an<
the season and the locals are deter­ to the following described real prem
throat irritation.”
mined to prove to their supporters Ises, to-wlt:
and fans that they can win a ball
All of Lot Six (6) ln Block Five
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game.
(5) In Richmond’s Addition to th*
Friday’s line-up was: Newell,
City of Helix, Umatilla County
catcher: Davis, pitcher; Kennings,
Oregon, otherwise known as Lo
Miss Donovan had charge of the lb; Hammond, 2b; Smith, ss; Rod­
Six (6) ln Block Five (5) of Helix
sociology class Wednesday, Thurs­ ney Davis, 3b; Addleman, If; E.
Richmond's Addition.
No Throat Irritation- No Cough.
day and Friday while Mr. Cherrjj Klages, cf; Dyer, rf; Jenkins, c; An or in or to any part of said premise»
-
- / ~ nPjCj,n Tobacco Co.. I—.
drews,
rf
was in Spokane.
and subject the sal<j claims to judi­
cial investigation by this court, and
C ig a r« , T o b ac co
Miss Crockett was 111 Tuesday of
The sixth grade pupils are ca,' ey­ that th« same be determined by thii
last week and Ruth Bensel took ing their new literary reader.
court and for a decree of this cour’
B a rb e r S hop
charge of the fourth grade.
quieting the plaintiffs title to, the
... If you are not now taking the Hermiston Herald beeause you
George Newell started to school real premises above described, and
think you can’t afford It and depend on borrowing a copy from
George Kimery has been absent here In the third grade Monday, the whole thereof; and for a decree
a friend to read the home news, just stop and igure the savings
the past week on account of Illness. April 9. He Is from Condon, Ore­ of this court that plaintiff is the sole
you can make ln course of a year by having the paper regularly
gon,
owner of the real premises above des
and taking advantage of the bargains that merchants are offering
The Inland Empire Educational
ertbed and that neither the said de
every week. The price of a subscription la 32.00 a year. The re­
association held Its 30th annual
Evidently “spring fever"
has fendants nor any of them have any
turns to you ln savings made by directed buying of advertised bar­
meeting April 4 to C In the Lewie struck the fifth gradP a hard blow right, title, estate, lien or Interest ln
gains may be only 910.00, or they may be 950.00 a year. In either
and Clark high school at Spokane, as they have only six pupils who or to said premises or any part there­
case, a subscription Is a dandy Investment.
Washington. Over 3200 teachers have a perfect record ln the good of, and for such other and further
were present making this the larg­ behavior contest. They are Jean relief as to the court may seem meet
est meeting ever held. It was div­ Cherry, Ernestine Sullivan, Edna an<j equitable ln the premises.
ided Into two dally session«.
The Turnblad, Margaret McMullen, Mir
You are further notified that this
general session was held ln the lan Swarner and Chester Dyer.
summons Is served upon you by pub­
morning and the department work
lication thereof once a week for four
was held n the afternoon. The ad­
weeks
ln the Hermiston Herald Pur­
Maome Nunn of the first grade has
dresses of all the general esselons
been absent all this week on account suant to the order of the Honorable
were broadcast from Spokane.
Of of Illness.
James Alger Fee, judge of th« above
Your needs in everything
—TRY THE HERALD WANT ADS—
th« speakers Dr. McAndrews, former
entitled court, made and entered of
superintendent of Chicago schools,
that is necessary to com­
record ln the above entitled court
The following verses were compos and cause on the 19th day of Jan
was said to be the most popular but
plete your golf outfit.
Dr. Burton of the Unlvereity of Chi­ ®d by pupils of the fifth grade:
uary, 1928.
SPRING
cago and Miss Virginia Adair, presi­
C. Z. Randall, Attorney for
There are flowers on the hillside,. Plaintiff.
dent of th« National Education as­
There
are
flowers
on
the
glen
sociation of Richmond, Virginia,
Post office address of C Z. Ran
There’s music ln the treetops,
were prominent speakers.
dall. Box 755, Pendleton, Oregon,
For spring hag come again.
There wer« two banquets given,
29-Bte
the first on Wednesday at the
When grasses are green
Davnporl hotel. Between 800 and
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S RATH
The sunshine Is bright
800 teachers were present; th« sec­
UNDER EXECUTION
Then winter is over
ond, on Thursday evening, was giv­
Notice Is hereby given that by vir­
Like
a
long,
old
night.
en by th« Inland Empire School
tue of an execution Issued out of the
— Floyd P|erce
Master's club In the Masonic temple.
Circuit Court of the State or Oregon
SPRING
More than 1500 men were seated,
to me directed and delivered upon
Why hang your head and pout
129 E. Alta Street
Mr. Cherry, superintendent of Her­
a judgment and decree and order of
When M istr Sun is high
miston schools, was elected secretary
saie rendered in »aid court on the 12-
PENDLETON
: OREGON
Why do that when springs about th day of March, 1928, In favor of
of Iulanrt Empire Superintendents
And summertime is nigh.
and Principals association.
The First National Bank of Hermis­
—Pauline Gill.
ton, Oregon, a corporation, and a-
I
— READ THE WANT ADS—
Friday afternoon the fourth and
THE WIN'D
gainst Thomas N. Marxen, in the suit
fifth grades had an Easter egg hunt Th* children are coming in the school therein pending wherein th« said The
Their hair all In a tumble;
First National Bank of Hermiston,
MEN’S SUITS
The second grade nptls had an For the wind is blowing very cool
SILK DRESSES
Oregon, a corporation, was plaintiff
Easter egg hunt last Friday.
Miss It makes the peopl« grumble.
LADLES' s u n s
WOOL DRESSES
and the said Thomas N. Marxen was
Petri hid the eggs in the sagebrush.
defendant, for the sum of 91,493.34,
MEN’S OVERCOATS
FUR COATS AND FURS
Ford grade Batteries for $9.90 and
The wind Is blowing very hard
together with interest thereon at the
LADIES’ OVERCOATS
GLOVES
your
old battery.
Larger battery
It
bends
the
daisies
on
the
hill
The pupils of the fourth grade
rate of 10 per cent per annum from
for $10.60 and your old battery.
SWEATERS
CURTAINS, 19o sq. yd.
hav« begun a new book. “The Colum­ It sweeps much rubtah In your yard the J? id day of December. 1929, un­
HATS AND CAPS
bus Reader." which Is a reader and And whistles at your window sill.
RUGS, 9c sq. foot
til pr.:1, and the further sum of
Knives and scissors ground for lOo.
—Pauline McGill. 3175.09, attorneys’ fees, and for
history combined. They are still
BLAZERS
(With frill«» 60c extra)
studying manufacturing and are go­
plaintiff's costs and disbursements in
ROBES AND BLANKETS
(Siring $1.00 extra)
The first grade is enjoying mak­ this suit Incurred, taxed at 338.50,
ing to inspect >oin, printing pro­
ducts which the Herald loaned them. ing park and playgrounds ou their which said decree and judgment and
WE ALSO DO ALTERING AND REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
sand table.
order of sale has been duly docketed
Leave your work with our Local Agent in your town, or mail
Billy Hamm Is absent from the
and enrolled In the office of the clerk
direct t° us and we will return carrying chargee on all work.
second grade this week on account
of
the
said
court,
and
In
and
by
which
DEFARTMFNT OF THE INTERIOR
of chicken pox.
said judgment and decree and order
U. S. LAND OFFICE AT
The Dalles. Oregon, Mar. 24, 1928. if sale it was directed that th« here­
The following eighth grade pupils
inafter described real property in in the City of Pendleton. Umatilla title, interest and estate which the
have received reading circle certifl-
Notice Is hereby given that Frank matilla County. Oregon, together County, Oregon, sell all of the right, Itaments and appurtenances thereto
cates for the year: Wesley Bless-1 J. Ward of Hermiston, Oregon, who. with the tenements, hereditaments said defendant. Thomas N. Marxen.
belonging or In nny wise appertain
209 East Court St.
g
Ing. Jack Clark. Robert Henderson, on Nov. 20, 1922, made Homestead nd appurtenances thereunto belong-
had on th« 27th day of January. 1939 . Ing. and alto all of the right, estate,
ANT AND
J
Howard Klages. Jack Lee. Kathryn1 Entry under Art Feb. 19. 1909. No. ng or In any wise appertaining, and or since then has acquired, or now has title and interest of said defendant In
McMullen. Floyd McMullen. Jainee 014444, for SH . Sec. 14, T. 3 N„ R. also all of the estate, right, title and
In and to the foB-iwing described pre- and to th« same, said land« to be sold
Neary and Helen Wbughter.
¡ 1 7 » , and on Set. 23. 1924. made interest of said defendant la and to mlses situated ln Umatilla County,
at public auction to the highest bid
'additional H. E 0244S3 under Act the same be sold by the sheriff of
State or OreRti, to-wlt:
der
tor cash in hand, the proceeds of
Loretta Furrer, Edward Hall and December 29. 1916, for SK kN W Ii, Umatilla County. Oregon, to satisfy
Lots Five and Six la Block One
said sale to be applied In satisfaction
Elizabeth Newell have returned
Lots 9. 7. R U S W U . W H S E H . Sec, said judgment and all costs.
In the original Town of Hermis­
of said execution and all costs.
FOR YOU
£
school after being aheent on account 9, NBHSW U, Section 18. Township
Now. therefore. 1 will, on the lis t
ton
as platted in Section Ten
Dated this 15th day of March.
of Illness.
S-North. Range 28-East. Willamette day of April. 1928, at the hour of
Township Four North Range
1929.
Meredlan. has filed notice of Inten­ 2 o'clock In the afternoon of said day.
Phene 139
Pendleton. Ore. ■
Twenty-eight E. W. M..
R. T. Cook Ingham. Sheriff o f
tion to make final three year proof. at the front door of the court
together with the tenements, hered-
Umatilla County. Oregon 2J-5t J
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