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THE HEBMISTOW Tra RATTY, gEBMTSTON. OBZOOM. QUp ru tta ta ti A r r a ló Published every Thursday at Her. mist on, Umatilla County, Oregon by Joseph S. Harveg, editor and man agor. Entered as second olase matter December, 190«, at the pestofflce at Hermiston, Umatilla c5>unty, Oregon. Subscription Kates One T ejr ................ ...... __...... Bix M onths................ ................ 12.0« «1.00 “To thine own self be true, and it must foHow as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man.” Mrs. F. V. Prime entertained Mr. Mickle Visits Umatilla J. D. Mlkle, state food and dairy frfendg at three tables of bridge commissioner, E. Tulley, chief dep Wednesday afternoon. uty under Mrs. Mickle, and Mr. | Friedly of the Portland Cheese com- ■ The United States board of tax ap pany, were in Umatilla Thursday peals Ailed that Senator James Cou night, where Mr. Mickle delivered a pons, republican. Michigan, would not talk on "Sanitary Milk." Mr. Mick have to pay a >10,000,000 assessment le's visit was made in conncetlon made by the internal revenue bureau with a proposed new ordlnance which on profits derived from sale of Fdrd the Umatilla city council ha« under stock. discussion, relative to the dairy in- [ Governor AI Smith received a plur dustry in that vicinity. ality of approximately 35,000 over the combined vote of Senators Reed and The baccalaureate sermon to the. Walsh in the California democratic graduating class will be given by the ! Preferential primary. Secretary of Rev. S. Hamrick at the Baptist Commerce Hoover, unopposed for the church Sunday evening at 8 o'clock, republican delegation, was given a complimentary vote of 564,970. May 13. H . B. REES “ WRITE IN NAME OF Candidate for Republican Nomlna- tion for 1 W . O. ST A V E R 2 of Pilot Rock ■ REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR ■ ■ Primaries May 18, 1928 Resident of this district for 14 years. Resident of Umatilla County for 27 years. Joint R epresentative 2 ■ M0RR0W-UMATILIA COUNTIES 22nd District ■ Running at Request of Republicans of’Morrow County ■ ■ ■ C oun ty R ecorder W E R EPA IR SHOES PRIMARY ELECTION MAY 18, 1928 525 Are Killed in City Traffic.’ Taxpayer Umatilla County. Twelve years in governmental af- Pausing In the midst of a whirl Washington, D. C.—Motor car acci- For the hole family and use mod UNDER EXECUTION wind campaign through the second i dents were responsible for 526 deaths fairs. Promote Oregon Industries. ern machinery and the best of congressional district, S. E. Notson, ---------- | in 77 large cities during the four raterials. You are assured of the candidate for the nomination for Notice Is hereby given that by vlr- wee'<s ending April 21, according to best of service in our shop. representative in congress at the tue of an execution issued out of the: llgures made public here by the com- We have just installed a new republican primary election May 18, Circuit Court of the State of Oregon "lerce department. This shows jin in- -raid Advertisement. has announced a platform ag brief for Umatilla County to me directed cr9a88 of 35 deaths over the four in statement as it is. definite in and delivered upon a judgment andj ' esks ending April 23, 1927. New York meaning. As he swings around the decree and order of sale rendered in reP°rte<1 the greatest number of motor ■ ■■■■■»■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■»; circuit On his speaking tour,, Mr. said court on the 2nd day of April, car acc*dent deaths during the period Notson will amplify the things he 1928, in favor of The Federal Land with 95 Chlcago was second with 63 stands for. The planks on his plat Bank of Spokane, a corporation, a- ant* ^°8 -^n8eles third with 28. And are prepared to oil and re form follow: gainst Florence B. Connor as admin pair your harness during the win RAILWAY PAYS HUGE 1. Construction of the Untatila istratrix of the estate of Chas. W. ter season. Ask us about this new SUM IN TAXES TO COUNTY Rapids project. Connor, deceased; Florence B. Con service. 2. More liberal forestry policy on nor, a widow; and Stanfield Nat the Part of the national government ional Farm Loan Association, a cor Checks aggregating »120,478.87 3. More liberal support of good poration, in the suit therein pending were mailed to R. T. Cookingham, roads. wherein the said The Federal Landjsheriff °f Umatilla county, from the 4. Unflinching enforcMnent of the Bank of Spokane, a corporation, is Oregon-Washington Railroad & Na- 18th amendment. platntiff and the saiti Florence B v ig a tio n Company headquarters in 5. Court to settle International dis Connor as administratrix of the es- Portland May 5, covering the first putes with proper protection of nat tate of Chas. W. Connor, deceased; ayment of the 1927 taxes levied OR P IA N TO GET INTO POULTRY RAISING FOR PROFIT YOU ional sovereignty. Florence B. Connor, a widow; Stan- j upon the property of the Oregon- ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THE 6. Development of the resources of field National Farm Loan Associa-| Washington Railroad & Navigation the Northwest. tion, a corporation; Clyde C. Connor company in Umatilla county. 7. Outlawry of war. The total taxes levied against th e 11 and Mrs Clyde C. Connor, his wife; 8. Just treatment of former sol Frank L. Connor and Mrs. Frank L. railroad’s property in Umatilla diers. * Connor, his w lfe are defendants, for county amounted to »240,957.71, dis-' I It is Mr. Notson’s announced pur the sum of »48.00 together with in tributed as follows: School taxes, TO BE HELD AT THE pose to meet just as many voters terest thereon at the rate of 8 per »139,263.63; road taxes, »64,093.07; Cigar«, Tobacco as possible before election, and he cent per annum since the 14th day city taxes, »12,632.17; world war is pushing his campaign with char of August, 1926 until paid; and the veterans state fund, »3,765.81; state Barber Sh op acteristic vigor. He feels that if further sum of »48.00, together with military fund »33.10; and county he can carry his mesage to the vot, interest thereon at the rate of 8 per j soldiers relief »263.49, J. W. Morrow, ers of the district he can win the cent per annum since the 14th d ay! the railroad’s general tax agent, nomination and have the opportun of February, 1927 until paid; and stated. ity of bearing the party standard in the further sum of »1,408.44, toge-1 AT 2 O’CLOCK P, M. the fall election. ther with interest thereon at the rat,e Ted Stewart In Artillery Co. of 5 per cent per annum since the Fort Bliss, Texas, May 3-Private In this issue of The Herald appears 14th day of February, 1927 until Ted Stewart, Hermiston, Oregon, PIEASE BRING IN SICK OR UNTHRIFTY BIRDS FOR POST the anonuncement of Senator Fred paid; and the further sum of »519.95 found himself standing in the center E. Kiddle for candidate for delegate together with interest thereon nt the of the spotlight here today by virtue MORTEM EXAMINATION. at large to the republican national rate of 8 per cent per annum since of the fact that he is a meber of Bat- convention. Mr. Kiddle Is a young the 17th day of June, 1927 until I tery B 82nd Fie]d Artillery, Battal- man bat has been prominent In poli pald: and the further sum of »6 ..03,, jon (horse), which has Just been tics for a number of years. together with interest thereon at ¡.he awarded the Knox trophy for all- In 1916 while attending the Uni rate of 8 per cent per annum s'"'’f round proficiency in the army. versity of Oregon, he was president In the award of the trophy Battery of the Hughes for President Student paid; and the further sum of »24.00, B is automatically acknowledged as Your needs in everything club at the university. together with interest thereon at the the outstanding field artillery organ th at is necessary to com During the world war Mr. Kiddle rate of 8 per cent per annum since ization of the entire United States sort of dropped out of local politics the 26th day of May, 1927 until paid; army. All of the glory which Is the plete your golf outfit. being more concerned in th9 then and the further sum of »24, together battery’s Is reflected upon the ind- great question which concerned the ' with Interest thereon at the rate of viduals composing It, of course, with boys In olive drab who were over ther 8 per cent per annum since the 9th out whose best efforts success would "whsr, do we go from here," but day of Jline, 1927 until paid, less have been impossible. upon his return to the states when ( the sum of »80.00 credited on ac- there was no further need of Arnerl- , count of stock in the Stanfield Na- can soldiers In France, he became tional Farm Loan Association and actlve in American Legion affairs for the further sum of »150.00 at liere and hag been In attendace at torneys fees, and for the further PENDLETON most of the national conventions of sum of »65.10 costs and disburse VOTE FOR A HOME MAN the Legion. He is past commander of ments, which said decree and judg his own post and a past state com ment and order of sale have been A HIGH CLASS CITIZEN WITH ABILITY. mander of Oregon. He is now a mem duly docketed and enrolled ln the of ber of the Oregon senate, represent fice of the clerk of said court, and In KNOWS LOCAL NEEDS AND CONDITIONS ing Union, Umatilla and Morrow and by which said judgment, de counties and also the state manager cree and order of sale It was direct in Internal Medicine for the of the Herbert Hoover presidential ed that the hereinafter described past fifteen years campaign In Oregon. real property in Umatilla County, Tacoma Man Gets Federal Job. DOES NOT OPERATE Oregon, together with the tenements, Washington, D. C.—Harris F. Mires W. O. Staver, of Pilot Rock, re hereditaments and appurtenances of Tacoma, Wash., was nominated to publican candidate for Joint repre thereto belonging or in anywise ap W ill be at be assistant to the commissioner of sentative of Umatilla and Morrow pertaining, and also all of the estate, internal revenue. He succeeds Charles BE LOYAL TO YOUR OWN INTERESTS Dorion Hotel counties, was ln Hermiston Wednes right and interest of said defendants R. Nash, who has resigned.' day in the Interest of his rampalgn ia and to the same, be sold by the THURSDAY, MAY 17 for this office. Sheriff of Umatilla County, Oregon, Lindgergh Has Flown 200,000 Miles. PRIMARY ELECTION MAY 18 to satisfy said judgment and all Office hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Washington, D. C.—Colonel Charles costs HAS EARNED RE-ELECTION A. Lindbergh has flown more than Write in on the ballot the name of ONE DAY ONLY Therefore, I will, on the 12th d a y ’ 200,000 miles, or a distance about eight |c f May. 1928, at the hour of two; times around the world, during his fly- (Weston Leader. April 27, 1928) Ina career. It is good policy to keep an e . I o’clock In the afternoon of said day, No Charge for Consultation perienced man In harne«« In public at the front door of the courthouse ! In the City of Pendleton. Umatilla as well as private affairs. Dr. Mellenthin is a regular gradu- C. C. Proebsted, republican candl- C®U"‘X. Oregon, sell all (he rig h t.jate , n med|c,„ e an„ , urgery and Is Bean for Congress Club, C. S. McNaught, Secretary. date for re-nomlnatlon as district I,,tle and Interest ™hlch the said de- lecenged by thg gtate of Oregon He attorney, now qualifiea as an experl-1 fendants or either of them had on doeg not operatg for chronic appen- enced man after four years of faith- j the H ,h rtay of August, 1917 or dtcltig gaI, gtoneg, uicgrg ot gtomach, 208 East. Court St. £ "know« the rope«" and there are s,nce Hlen have acquired or now| tongllg or adenoidg. things to learn ln this responsibleIhave. ln and to the following des- He has to hlg credttwonderfulre- ANY AND a post which any attorney, however cr,h«'d premiara sltnnted ln Umatilla s,lltg ,n digeageg of tbe gtomachi liver. ^ . „ g , blood. gkln ngrvggi hg<r, «killed In private practice, must learn County. State of Oregon, to-wlt: before hl« services are of full value All that portion of the Southeast kidney, bladder, bed wetting, cat- to the district. quarter of the Southeast quarter j arrh. r cal» lungs, rheumatism, sclat- Mr. Proebatel 1« 33 year« old. Is and of the Foutluast quarter of ica. leg ulcers and rectal ailments, FOR YOU ■ married and has two children. He the Southwest quarter of t h e 1 Below are the names of a few of was born near Weaton. a son of the ! Southeast quarter of Section Tw en-ihls many satisfied patients In Oregon late O. W. Proebatel, and a grand-j ty-seven (27) Township Four (4 ) who have been treated for one of the ■ Phone 139 Pendleton, O n. ■ «on of the late ex-Senator O’. W. North, Range Twenty-nine (2 9 ) above named causes: Proebatel. Hg la an ex-servic? man ‘ East of the W illamette Meridian, H. H. Blake. Marshfield. who haa been tn a position to be of ’ lying North and West of the right Elmer Booker, Condon. material assistance to his eomrad a. i of way of the United States Recla Bessie Eek lee. Empire. -READ THE WANT ADS— mation Service Feed Canal, D. C. Horn, Bonanza. together with the tenement», here«!- j W, C. Helyer, Kent. COLORADO VISIORS (laments and appurtenances thereto P. M. Koster. Mt. Angel. STOP HERE ON TRIP MEN’S D R E S S - DRESS SHOES belonging or in any wise appertain Mrs. L. H. Martin, Moro. HATS ing; and also all of the right, es- j Davis Stelnon Allegany. SILK HOSE SHIRTS Mrs. H. K, Fry and non Elton ol tate, title and Interest of said defend- ■ Fred Shields. Klamath Falla. PANTS RAYON HOSE Durango. Colorado, arrived Tueeday ants In and to the same: said lands Joe Sheoahlps. Gibbon. TIES evening to visit Mra. Fry’s grand-j to be sold at public auction to the D. 1. Wagenblaat. Portland. MEN’S W O R K - mother, Mra. 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