The Hermiston herald., April 26, 1928, Image 2

THE H E B M ISTO * HESJLLD, HERMISTON. O EEG O *.
, the week-end. She was acompanled,
HAWLEY BEAN CANDIDATE
commlttee of the basketball boys:
The Hermiston union high school
Published every Thursday at Her- . standard basketball letter shall be a
Hawley Bean of Echo was In Her-
mlston, Umatilla County, Oregon by fire inch block, chenille gold (not iniston Wednesday.
Mr. Bean, who
Joseph 8. Harvey, editor and man old gold) with a purple basketball in
agar.
the lower right corner The amend-j*« “ 8O" of Justice Bean <* th* • t* ‘e
1
" j rnent which must be posted a week supreme court, has announced his
Entered as second class matter before being voted upon will be candidaey for congress, in the place
that will be vacated by the resigna­
December, 1909, at the pestofftee at brought up for adoption Friday.
tion of N. J. Slnnott. Mr. Bean’s
Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon.
visit here gave impetus to the forma­
Lavelle Stevenson and Frank Fur- tion among his friends of a “Been
Subxcription Kates
rer were absent from the third grade for Congress' club. A meeting will
One Tear ________________$2.0«
last week on account of sickness.
be held Monday night ln W. J. War­
Six M o n th s--------------------------- . 11.00
ner’s office at which plans will be
Jack Davis, a third grader, was made toT the furtherance of Mr.
"To thine own self be true, and it out of school last week on account : Bean's campaign In this district. All
must follow as the night the day. of chicken pox.
J those interested are urged by the pro­
thou oanst not theB be false to any
moters of the club to be present.
man.”
This Thursday Umatilla will meet!
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE
Hermiston in a tennis match. Boysj
and girls doubles and singles and i
UNDER EXECUTION
mixed doubles sets will be played.
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H. B. REES
Sip ^trattatati S tra li
Candidate for Republican Nomina­
tion for
The
Cream
of the
Tobacco
Crop
County Recorder
Primaries May 18, 1928
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SCHOOL NEWS
Mis8 McCollum drove to Portland I
the
week-end. She was accompanied tue of an • « « * “ <>■> '“ ued
The Caesar class Is translatlg
In
her
car Friday, April 20, to spend C,rcuit Court of the State ° f Ore*on
chapter 17 of Book IV or the building
for Umatilla County to me directed
of the bridge across the Rhine. Cae­ by Miss Seyler and Mrs. Waterman. and delivered upon a Judgment and
They
returned
Sunday
afternoon.
sar built this bridge ln 54 B. C. so
decree and order of sale rendered in
that he might cross the Rhine and
said court on the 2nd day of April,
gain access to the territory of the
Tn a return game with Boardman, 1928, in favor of The Federal Land
Germans. Caesar thought It below Hermiston high school baseball team Bank of Spokane, a corporation, a-
the dignity of the Roman army and turned the tables and came home gainst Florence B. Connor as admin­
himself to cross by means of boats. with an 8 to 6 victory. The game istratrix of the estate of Chas. W.
The class Is building the bridge as was close throughout and victory Connor, deceased; Florence B. Con­
tb»y translate the story.
was not certain until the last Board- nor, a widow; and Stanfield Nat­
man man was retired. The locals ional Farm Loan Association, a cor­
Anna Ray Martin has returned to scored two runs in the first Inning poration, in the suit therein pending
the sixth grade after a visit of sev­ and beld the Boardman nine score­ wherein the Baid The Federal Land
eral weeks in Ruert, Idaho.
less up to the fourth. In the fourth ! Rank of Spokane, a corporation, Is
they scored once an din the fifth plaintiff and the said Florence B.
The Lautana group of Campfire two more men crossed the place to Connor as administratrix of the es­
girls has been organized with six tie the score at three all. The loc­ tate of Chas. W. Connor, deceased:
members: Margaret Felthouse, Iva als came back In th fifth to take the Florence B. Connor, a widow; Stan­
Duane, Florence Pearson, Marjorie lead again with three more count- field National Farm Loan Assocla-
Mullins, Twllla Brown and Bernice ers. Neither team scored until thetion, a corporation; Clyde C. Connor
Stork. Their guardian lg Mrs. O. W. seventh when Boardman scored two .'and Mrs Clyde C. Connor, Ills wife;
Payne. The following officers were Things looked bad for the locals for Frank L. Connor and Mrs. Frank L.
elected; Margaret Felthouse, presi- awhile in the ninth when Boardman Connor, his wife are defendants, for
dent; Iva Duane, secretary and Flor-. scored one run and had bases Tull the sum of »48.00 together with In-
ence Pearson, treasurer.
with only one out but the danger terest thereon at the rate of 8 per
was past after the next two men were' cent per annum since the 14th day
George Jenkins, Ed Jackson and thrown ou.
[of August, 1926 until paid; and the
Mr. Mueller went to Wallowa and
The locals played amuch better | further sum of $48.00, together with
Union counties to select sheep for the game than usual and are working j interest thereon at the rate of 8 per
boys of the sheep club. They bought to turn the tables on the Helix nine I cent per annum since the 14th day
the pick of a flock ln Enterprise for at Helix this Friday.
of February, 1927 until paid; and
eight of the club boys. The sheep
the further sum of $1,408.44, toge­
w()l be here In a few days.
ther with Interest thereon at the rat,
In the district track meet held last of 5 per cent per annum since the
The following members have en­ Saturday Hermiston came out with 14th day of »February, 1927 until
listed In various clubs since the last the long end of the score in both the paid; and the further sum of $519.95
list was published: Jersey calf club, grades and high school. Hermiston together with interest thereon at the
Eddie Bensel; sheep club, John Ben- high school had very lttle competi­ rate of 8 per cent per annum since
gel, Robert Bennett, Melvin Follett, tion and won easily with 78 points the 17th day of June, 1927 until
Bruce Follett and Ernest Cox; pig to 33 for Umatilla. Those who v/tn paid; and the further sum of $63.03
their letters this year in tract are together with Interest thereon at the
club, Glenn Hammon.
Jack-Smith, 19 points; Walther Ott rate of 8 per cent per annum since
Th„
the 29th day of March, 1928 until
e<i among the leaders of the various Gerald McKenzie, 11 points; Albert paid; and the further sum of $24.00,
clubs who will give them to the club Kennings, 12 points. Others frho took together with Interest thereon at the
members.
part but did not win letters are rate of 8 per cent per annum since
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J George McKenzie, John Newell, Jew- the 26th day of May, 1927 until paid;
After a peanut shower Wednes- ell Smith, Simpson Hamrick and Mer- and the further sum of $24, togethei
day morning for thlr teachers, the lln Eamhenrt. A total of ten points with interest thereon at the rate of
fourth and fifth grades gave Miss Is required to win a letter.
8 per cent per annum since the 9th
Crockett and Miss Thompson a sur­
day of June, 1927 until paid, less
prise party ln the Afternoon.
Thefollowing Is the cast of the H. the sum of $80.00 credited on ac­
S. operetta,
count of stock in the Stanfield Na­
In the baseball game betwen the
tional Farm Loan Association and
Vernon
Harrah
............Chief
Pirate
Hermiston and Umatilla eighth
for the further sum of $150.00 at­
Jack
Smith
.............................
Scarey
grades last Friday, the locals were
torneys fees, and for the further
defeated by a score of 6 to 3. A re­ John Newell ............................... Billie sum of $65.10 costs and disburse­
Elba
Hamerlck
............
Mrs.
Primmer
turn game will be played Friday,
ments, which said decree and Judg­
April 27, on the home field.
We Ruth Hamerlck .................... Dorothy ment and order of sale have been
First
chorus
of
girls,
Dorothy
Hitt,
hop, to even the ecore In this game.
duly docketed and enrolled in the of­
The line-up Friday was, Dick Hitt, c: Bessie Madden, Jane Warner, Mabel
fice of the clerk of said court, and In
Glenn Hammon, p; Howard Klages, Parson, Helen GTigg.
nnd by which said judgment, de­
lb; Eugene Hanby. 2b; Oron Arthur,
cree and order of sale It was direct­
HOT PEPPER COLUMN
Sb; Jack Lee, ss; Jack Clark, If; G.
ed that the hereinafter described
Moore, rf; Cecil Klmery, cf; Dick
Sllck-Pankow Co., state that their real property in Umatilla County,
Martin, sub.
business is moving—more power to Oregon, together with the tenements,
hereditaments and appurtenances
The first grade Is studying the you boys.
thereto belonging or in anywise ap­
characteristics and plumage of the
The head floor man for the Black pertaining, and also all of the estate,
spring birds.
and White garage walked Into town right and Interest of said defendants
in and to the same, be sold by the
Friday. April 20 the clvlcg class late the other evening carrying two
auto
seats,
one
under
each
arm,
and;
Sheriff
of Umatilla County. Oregon,
handed In their term papers which
satisfy said judgment and all
they have been working on for the reported to the chief of police that
past month. Each paper which was some one had stolen his automobile. |c°ats.
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Therefors, I will, on the 12th day
a thousand words In length we.a on
Hermiston is staging a penny'of May, 1928, at the hour of two
a department of the National govern­
'Itching tournament this week, and'O’clock ln the afternoon of said day,
ment.
breatens to outdo the checker con-¡at the front door of the courthouse
est« held in Stanfield, in Interest In the City of Pendleton, Umatilla
Those having a perfect reCcrd ln
County, Oregon, sell all the right,
the good behavior contest in the fifth 'lm of the Black nnd White, appears
title and Interest which the said de­
now
to
hold
a
lttle
edge
for
the
cham­
grade are; Jean Cherry, Margaret
fendants or either of them had on
pionship.
McMullen, Miriam Swarner and Mil­
the 14th day of August. 1917 or
dred Phelps. Although the number
M W. Sims, one of our "depend- since then have acquired or now
of pupils earning a perfect score was
less the average number of checks able butchers," has forsaken th e! have, in and to the following des-
against th„ pupils records was also brlght lights of the city and with hls crtbcd premises situated in Umatilla
State of Oregon, to-wlt:
famlly has located on a ranch. He
less.
>ays slnee removing there the bull I All that portion of the Southeast
quarter of the Southeast quarter
Dale Carson was absent last Tues­ frogs have organised an orchestra
and perform nightly.
and of the Southeast quarter of
day, Wednesday and Thnrady.
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I the Southwest quarter of the
George Wagoner mode a business ’ Southeast quarter of Section Twen­
The fourth and fifth grades are us-
and
pleasure trip to Portland to.
ty-seven (27) Township Four (4)
ng the tennis court for physical
the week end. George states that hisj North, Range Twenty-nine (29)
training.
trip was more for pleasure than btisl-
East of the Willamette Meridian,
' erw, due to the fact that business
lying North and West of the right
The Senior class play "Tommy's interfered wtth pleasure, and a real
of
way of the United States Recla­
Bride" will be given May 4 In the time was enjoyed, dancing, playing |
mation Service Feed Canal,
high school auditorium under the
balll and PINK TEA PARTIES.
together with the tenements, hered-
direction of Miss McCullum and Miss
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Ittaments and appurtenances thereto
Brlerley. There will be a matinee
Oron O. Felthouse la re-shlngllng belonging or ln any wise appertaln-
for children Thursday afternoon, May the roo
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ting; and also all of the right, ee-
3.
the rof oof his house W edld not tate, title and Interest of said defend-
know that Oron kept hta refrigerator, ants tn and to the name; said lands
BUI Harria who was formerly a on the roof, qylther did w . know to be sold at public auction to tho
pupil at Weston haa entered the that Meadowbrok Ice melted.
highest bidder for cash in band, the
seventh grade.
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proceeds of sale to be applied ln aat-
I-ogan Todd la complaining be- Isfactlon of said execution ang all
A student body meeting was held 'ause several of the springs on hie coste.
Friday afternoon April 26 to amend ! dairy farm are going dry, and that; Doted this 3rd day of April. 1929.
the conetltutton pertaining to the hlgihe had to cut,out several of bis milk,
R. T. Cooklngham, Sheriff of
school basketball letter The follow -1 customers during the dry season
Umatilla County, Oregon ) H
Resident of this district for 14
years. Resident of Umatilla
County for 27 years.
LLOYD WANE.L
N oted Star o f the
Pittsburgh Pirates, writes:
“ W hen 1 arrived a t the Pitts­
bu rgh tr a in in g c a m p I
noticed my brother Paul
smoked Lucky Strikes exclu­
sively, andheexplainedwhy.
You will agree that w e were
in a close and exciting Pen­
nant race and it certainly
called for splendid physical
condition to withstand the
tax and strain upon one’s
nerves and wind. Like Paul,
my favorite Cigarette is Lucky
Strike.”
'fa t.
I t ’s toasted
Oiling
V at
And are prepared to oil and re­
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service.
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SHOE SHOP
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