The Hermiston herald., April 19, 1928, Image 2

THE HEBM1STO9 TncttATT\ HERMISTON. OBXGOV.
Sljr $ matulo« ^tralö
Published every Thursday at Her­
miston, Umatilla County, Oregon by
Joseph S. Harvey, editor and man
ager.
Entered as second olaaa m atter
Deoember, 199(. at the pee to Klee at
Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon.
she arrived. Buth took the part of
persuaded to take Tot’s place until
the leading lady with marked abil­
ity.
Dorthy Hitt us Mrs. Barring­
ton, mother of Richard, portrayed
the part of the anxious mother ex­
ceptionality well. Walther Ott in
the character of Bishop Carton inter­
jected quotations from Shakespeare
at every opportunity. Marda Han-
to establish claim to the land above
described, before W. J. Warner. U-
nited States Commissioner, at Her­
miston. Oregon, on the 15th day of
May. 1938.
Claimant names as wltni
Heistaad Moore, Jesse Richards, Al­
len Thompson all of Echo, Oregon
Ralph Richards of Hermiston, Ore­
gon.
J. W. Donnelly, Register. 30
CHICKS That Lay
Earlier
NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER
COLLINS
CHICKS FOR WINTED
LAYERS.
COLLINS CHICKS lay
sooner than ordinary chicks.
They
have a country wide reputation for
reliability of breed and rapid de­
velopment Into profitable layer«.
COLLINS CHICKS are from pure
bred flocks which are rigidly in­
spected. BLOOD-TESTED and lulled.
The chicks are guaranteed vigorous,
big and husky.
We can now supply
you with Leghorns, Rocks, Reds.
Black and White Minorcaa. Moke
sure of profits by ordering
COLLINS CHICKS
and surely carried off the honors in
her interpretation of an irate cook. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Subseriptioa Rates
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
One Tear .............. —------ —...._ $1.0* Dick Upham, a friend of the bishop
played his part understanding^.
COUNTY OF UMATILLA
Six Months — ............~— ------- $1.99 Everett Hammon did credit to himself
Fred P. Oswald, Plaintiff
—
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the role of the family butler,
vs.
ho thine own self be true, and it _ .. .
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Martha E. Benson, Anna Wat­
must follow as the night the day.
h
son, Benjamin Stanton, Frank
thou canst not then be false to „ y •’•"drzejewski
Leo Eamheart he
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men servants, Emmett Rogers, the
Stanton. Nellie Allison and J.
mun ’
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sheriff, and Edward Klagea as Bill
C. Allison, her husband, Ud-
Drum who finally married Tot Mar­
ney Richardson, Fred Richard­
vel, all played their parts convinc-
son, Neva Richardson, also all
FREEWATER HATCHERY
I Ingly.
other persons or parties un­
Freewater, Oregon
The total amount of proceeds was
known claiming any right, tit­
C. F. COLLINS. Proprietor
about
|6
5
.
To
Miss
Rosa
Donovan
le, estate, lien or Interest in
♦ -♦ -♦ -♦ -♦ -A
"We Do Custom Hatching”
the real estate described ln
SHOOT. .'..................................................... j goes much of the credit for the suc-
cess
of
the
undertaking
because
ol
the complaint herein, Defend­
The s®v*nth grade civic league
ants.
will have a business meeting the af­ her work as coach. Ruth Hamrick
Summons, equity No. 4309.
ternoon of the 27th at 2 o'clork. A wag play manager.
Between the first and second acts
To Martha E. Benson, Anna Wat­
special request Ig sent to the parents
Champion Tennis Player
to attend these meetings. Our folks Misa Sanstead. accompanied by Miss son, Benjamin Stanton, Frank Stan­
Thompson
rendered
a
pleasing
solo.
ton, Nellie Allison and J. C. Allison,
are learning to govern themselves.
writes:
They are taking more and more In­ Shirley Brownson played several her husband, Udney Richardson, Fred
terest in these meetings of theirs. piano aolos which were much enjoy­ Richardson, Neva Richardson, algo
“Immediately before and
all other persons or parties unknown
They expressed a desire that more ed.
after
m y important tennis
For the hole family and i se me
claiming any right, title, estate. Hen
parents would attend. For the en­
ern machinery and the best
matches
I
obtain
the
great'
or
interest
in
the
real
estate
describ­
On Monday.April 16, the U. S. his­
tertainment thl» time the hoy »couts
mterials. Yon are assure-’ of
and campfire girls are putting on tory class gave reports on novels cov­ ed in the complaint herein:
est possible comfort and sat'
best of service in our shop.
In the name of the State of Ore­
demonstrations.
ing the world war period.
John
isfaction
from
Lucky
Strikes.
We have just installed a new
The Civic league has Just purchas­ Newell gave an account of an air gon, you and each of you are hereby
requited to appear and answer the
ed a new baseball for the boya and raid.
A tennis player m ust guard
complaint filed against you ln the
a new indoor baseball for the girls I
above
entitled
cause
within
foui
We feci that we have put the last
his throat carefully, and
The seventh anil eighth grade
of our league funds to a good use. boys and girls glee clubs are start­ weeks from the date of the first pub­
that is w hy 1 smoke only
We are now tklng up school at 12:45 ing to stage their operetta thla week lication of this summons, and yoi
Luckies— they are m ild and
will please take notice that if you
and all enjoying a 45 minute gym
And are prepared to oil and re­
fail to appear and answer or other
period.
mellow, ondcannotpossibly
The date set fur the high school
pair your harness during the win­
wlse plead within said time, the
Some “fairies” are always fixing
operetta Is May 11. beading girls
irritate your throat, and my
ter season. Ask us about this new
plaintiff for want thereof will applj
our room up spick and span. This
are Elba Hamrick, Ruth Hamrick
service.
to the court for the relief prayed fo:
w
ind
is
alw
ays
in
splendid
Monday we found new cardboard
and Dorothy Hitt.
In plaintiff's complaint, to-wlt:
backs glued on the erasers.
They
shape.”
That the defendants and each o
usfd purple and lavender board to
Fourth Grade News
them be required to disclose the nat
match our room color scheme, and
Jane Harris of Weston entered the ure of their respective claims in an<
carefully cut out the same design
to the following described real prem
that had been used before.
Those fourth grade Monday.
lses, to-wlt:
same fairies made a new citizenship
George Kimery has returned to
chart, washed off the tops of the
All of Lot Six (6) in Block Five
deskg end made us some artificial school after an absence of two weeks
(5) ln Richmond’s Addition to th
flowers. Although they tried to caused by illness.
City of Helix, Umatilla County
The senior play this year w ill be
hide the fact, we found out that
Oregon, otherwise known as bo
those fairies go under the name of “Tommy’s Bride.” Miss McCullum
Six (6) in Block Five (5 ) of Helix
Marguerite
Sunstrup and Goldie is coaching the play. The cast is as
Richmond’s Addition.
Shutter. We often discover “fair­ follows:
or in or to any part of said premisei
©1928, The A aerican Tobacco Co.. Tnc.
ies" doing similar work and every i Tom Jones, John Newell; Wiggins, and subject the said claims to Judi
time the fairies have different lGeorge McKenzie; Mary Brooks, clal investigation by this court, anei
Cigars, Tobacco
Jane Warner; Mr. Whitney £ :ols, that the same be determined by thh
names.
Frances Sale: betha Whitney Btee’c, couft and for a decree of this cour
Barbei Sb- i
The Hermiston high school base Nell Reeves; Billy Whitney Stcole quieting the plaintiff’s title to tpe
....If you are not now taking the Hermiston Herald because you
ball team had little trouble defeating George Davis; Happy Halloran, . ;.«k real premises above described, ane
think you caa’t afford It and depend on borrowing a copy from
the Echo nine last Friday.
The ¡Smith; Paul Haywood Donald Par- the whole thereof; and for a decre.
a friend to lead the home news, just stop and Igure the savings
locals hit the Echo twirlers at will sons.
of this court that plaintiff is the sole
you can make in course of a year by having the paper regularly
and amaseed a total of twenty-three j
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owner of the real premises above des
and taking advantage of the bargains that merchants are offering
runs.
The game ended 23 to 6.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
cribed and that neither the said de
every week. The price of a subscription is 32.90 a year. The re­
Errors on the part of the Echo team Department of the Interior, U. S. fendants nor any of them have anj
turns to you ln savings made by directed buying of advertised bar­
accounted for more than half of Her­
band Office nt he Dalles, Oregon, right, title, estate, lien or interest In
gains may be only 310.00, or they may be 150.00 a year. In either
miston's runs.
In one Inning the ’ April 11. 1928.
ir to said premises or any part there­
case, a subscription is a dandy Investment.
locals batted around twice for a to ta l' Notice is hereby given that John of, and for such other and further
of 14 coutere. This Friday Hermle- b . MaRon, of Hermiston, Oregon, who relief aB to the court may seem meet
ton tangles
with
Boardman
at on Jan. 29, 1924, made Homestead and equitable ln the premises.
Boardman. In the first game of the Entry under Act Jun. 6, 1912, No.
You are further notified that this
season the Boardman nine defeated 024549, for NW *4 Section 29, Town- summons Is served upon you by pub­
the locals 12 to «:
ship 4 North, Range 29 East Wll lication thereof once a week for four
lamette Meridian, has filed notice of weeks ln the Hermiston Herald pur
The district track and field meet intention to make final three year suant to the order of the Honorable
will take place In Hermiston Satur- Proof, to establish claim to the land James Alger Fee, Judge of tha above
Your needs in everything
— TRY THE HERALD WANT ADS—
day, April 21.
Contestants from above described, before W. J. War- entitled court, made and entered of
th at is necessary to com­
Vmatllla, Stanfield. Echo. Nolln, Co-1 „er, United States Commissioner, at record In the above entitled court
lumbla and Minnehaha districts will Hermiston. Oregon, on the 31st day and cause on the 19th day of Jan­
plete your golf outfit.
vie for Individual aa well as school 0{ Ma r 1928.
uary. 1928.
honors In the sprints. Jumps and
Claimant names as witnesses:
C. Z. Randall, Attorney for
weights. Keen competition Is ex- Jacob L. Stork, Hermiston, Oregon; Plaintiff,
pected in the high school division James O. Pearson, of Hermiston,
Post office address of C. Z. Ran­
ns well as In the grades due to the Oregon; Franklin Mason, of Hermls dall, Box 755, Pendleton, Oregon.
large territory Included in this d is-1 tOn. Oregon, and Charles E. bewls.
29-5tc
,r *ct’
’ of Stanfield, Oregon.
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J. W. DONNELLY, Register
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
Gludya Goff received her silver re-j
UNDER EXECUTION
ward pin last Monday for a fifty
Notice Is hereby given that by vir­
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION
word per minute record In typing.
tue of an execution Issued out of the
This does not, however, represent her Department of the Interior, V. S. Circuit Court of the State or Oregon
band
office
at
The
Dalles,
Oregon,
highest record.
to me directed and delivered upon
129 X. Alta Street
| April 7. 1928.
a judgment and decree and order of
Notice
Is
hereby
given
that
Walter
PENDLETON
: OREGON
The eighth grade baseball team
sale rendered In said court on the 12-
play the Umatilla eighth grade team A. Knauff. of Boardman, Oregon th day of March, 1928, In favor of
who, on April 26. 1923. made Home-
at Umatilla Friday. April 20.
The First National Bank of Hermis­
Betty Ralph. Sylvia Bowman, Jean tead entry under Act. Jun. 17, 1902, ton, Oregon, a corporation, and a-
— READ THE WANT ADS—
Waller, Iras and Marjorie Shafer, i No. 023192, for NWU SE>4, being galnst Thomas N. Marxen, In the suit
'Unit
”B”
Umatilla
Project,
Section
Frank Prime and Eugene Pierce have
therein pending wherein the said The
rocolved reading certificates in the 18, Township 4 North, Range 25 First National Bank of Hermiston,
SILK DRESSES
MEN’S SUITS
East Willamette Meridian. haa filed Oregon, a corporation, was plaintiff
sixth grade.
WOOL
DRESSES
LADIES
SUITS
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| notice of ntentlon to make final and the said Thomaa N. Marxen was
FUR COATS AND FURS
MEN’S OVERCOATS
In the spelling contest ln the three year Proof, to establish claim defendant, for the sum of 31,4(3.34,
Ford grade Batteries for $9.50 and
eighth grade the btons led by Roh- to the land above (•escribed, before together with interest thereon at the
GLOVES
LADIES' OVERCOATS
your old battery.
Larger battery
ert Cox are leading by a large score. | c -
Blayden, United States Coni- rats of 19 per cent per annum from
CURTAINS, 15c sq. yd.
SWEATERS
for $10.50 and your old battery.
Thelr opponents are ted by Coralene mlreloner at Boardman. Oregon, on the 22nd day of December, 1926. un­
RUGS, 5c sq- foot
HATS AND CAPS
Duane. According to Mr. Bensel. ,he J9th day of May,. 1928,
Knives and scissors ground for lOe.
til pe l, and the further sum of
(W ith fringe 50c extra)
BLAZEFS
the reason lor the large numbers oft Claimant names as witnesses; J. 3175 99, attorneys’ fees, and for
(Sizing $1.00 extra)
misspelled Words was poor leader-1p Johnson. Inxga. d Skoubo, Rud- plaintiff’s costs and disbursements in
ROBES AND BLANKETS
ship.
(olph Wnsnier. J. F. Gorham, all of this suit incurred, taxed at 338.59,
WE ALSO DO ALTERING AND REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
Peardman, Oregon.
which said decree and judgment and
J. W DONNEbbY. Register order of sale has been duly docketed
The Junior class play “The Book
Leave your wort with our Local Agent in your town, or mail
Agent” presented Friday evening,
and enrolled in the office of the clerk
direct to un and we will return carrying charges on nil work.
April 13, was well received by the
D epartment of the interior of the said court, and in and by which
large audience.
said judgment and decree and order
U. S. LAND OFFICE AT
All of the actors showed both 1
The Dalles, Oregon, Mar. 24, 1928. of sale it was directed that the here­
training and ability. Donald Klages,
inafter described real property in In the City of Pendleton, Umatilla title. Interest and estate which the
the leading man. made a hit with
Notice Is hereby given that Frank Umatilla County, Oregon, together County, Oregon, sell all of the right, Itamenta and appurtenances thereto
the audience In hie role of Richard J. Ward of Hermiston, Oregon, who. with the tenements, hereditaments
20« East Court S t
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said defendant. Thomas N. Marxen. belonging or in any wise appertain- "
Barrington, a young college graduate on Nov. 29, 1922, made Homestead and appurtenances thereunto belong­
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had on the 27th day of January. 1921 I ng, and also all of the right, esta te,' S
ANY AND
B
who had faUen In love with Tot Mar- Entry under Act Peh. 19, 1999, No. ing or In any wise appertaining, and or since then has acquired, or now h ail title and interest of said defendant in
vel, an actress ably portrayed by, 924444, for S H , Sec. 14. T. 3 N., R also all of the estate, right, title and
in and to the following described pre- end to the same, said landa to be sold
Ruth Kaiser. Tot was Invited to 37 E , and on Set. 23. 1924, made I Interest of said defendant la and to
mlses situated in Umatilla County, nt public auction to the hlgh'st bid
Richard's home to meet his family, additional H. E. 924483 under Act the same be sold by the sheriff of
der for cash ln hand, the proceeds of
S tat. or Or'gun. to-wit:
including bis uncle Bishop Carton, December 2», 1916, for S B U N W H . Umatilla County. Oregon, to satisfy
said sale to be applied in satisfaction
Lots Five and Six In Block One
(W alther Ott) and hie aunt Mrs. Car- Lots 6. 7. E tbSW U , W 14SEU, Sec. said Judgment and all costs.
I
FOR YOU
s
of said execution and all costa.
In the original Town of Hermis­
ton (Anna Oalther) a very precise 6, N E U S W U , Section 18. Township
Now, therefore, I will, on the l i s t
Dated this l ( t h day of March. :
ton as platted In Section Ten
s
lady with delicate health Tot fall- 3-Nnrth. Range 28-East, Willamette day of April, 1928, at the hour of
1323.
Township Pour North Range
ed to arrive and Ruth Bensel as Meredlan. has filed notice of Inten- 2 o'clork In the afternoon of said day.
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Pendleton, O n. ■
R. T. C-ooklngham, Sheriff of
Twenty «.ght E. W. M.,
jlonor Bright, p book agent.
tlo„ to nt«k« final Wire« year proof. at the front door of the court
together w ith the tenement»,
Umatilla Opaaty, Oregon 33-tt
SCHOOL NEWS
VINCENT RICHARDS
W E R E P A IR
SH O ES
O ilin g
V at
BOWMAN
SHOE SHOP
I t ’s toasted
No Throat Irritation »No Cough.
FOUNTAIN
MRS. HOUSEWIFE:
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We Have
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in
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“on ce o v er.”
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WE CLEAN EVERYTHING
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