HERALD, HBBMISTOJf, ORJDGOY.
COLUMBIA THEATER
HERMISTON ,ORE.
If you had sa v ed
your first dim e
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Saturday and Sunday
“ W h ite G old”
Starring Jetta Gould and Kenneth Thompson. The golden fleece
of the American plains. An epic of the great sheep country.
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And added a dime to It every day, how
Wednesday and Thursday
much would
June 27 and 28
you have?
“M ain E vent”
Not impossible to figure it out.
We suggest converting a definite portion of your income— say
ten per cent— into Time Certificates of Deposit.
June 23 and 24
Starring Vera Reynolds with Rudolph Schildkraut.
prize fight story with a knockout.
They draw 4 per
This is a
cent interest and are an absolutely safe way of saving money.
Saturday and Sunday
Jure 30 and 31
“M ike”
Metro G. M.
(Synopsis next week;
First N ational Bank
of Hermiston
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $80,000
F. B. Swayae, Pres.
R. Alexander, Vice-President
A. H. Norton, Cashier
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WANT,AlJS
FOR SALE
H erm iston T heatre su 3 ^ e °2N
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ers’ ranch. Mrs. Alpha Christley,
Phone 40-J-3.
36-tfc
F A M O U S SCR EEN C O W B O Y
ART MIX
Watch, clock and Jewelry repairing.
See Newell, next door to Sappers.
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FOR SALE— 2 beds, davenport, oil
Odd Job Repaire
I do calcimining and "build cess­
stove, fruit jars and other articles.
4-tfc
T. H. Gaither.
42-ltc pools. S. Jensen.
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DOLORES BOO TH
FOR SALE— Sour cherries (pie cher­ REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES AND
ries, at 4c per pound on tree. Come
INSURANCE. J. M. BIGGS, RE­
and set them. Also have apricots
ALTOR.
26-tfc
and peaches in season. Grim
Brothers, Irrigon.
42-2tc 4- 4- 4- 4- 4, 4- -5 -fr 4- 4- -6
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FOR SALE— Poland China pigs, $6.
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HERMISTON LOCALS
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R. C. Canfield.
40-tfc
FOR SALE— Ivory enameled screened
Dr. A. E. Marble reports the birth
baby bed, complete; also small
child’s rocker, $8.50 for both, or of a baby girl to Mr. and Mre. D, J.
will sell separately. Apply Herald Telfer, of Ashwood, Oregon, at the
office.
40-2c O. E. Hunt home.
FOR SALE— Dairy ranch and cows,
The ladies of the Baptist church
or w ill trade. See F. A. Wagner. will hold a cooked food sale Saturday,
41-tfc June 23, at the Hermiston Market.
FOR SALE— 1 bedstead, spring and
James Kimmery and family who
mattress, 2 rocking chairs, 1 six-
have
lived in this vicinity for several
hole range, 1 sanitary couch and
years, are leaving soon to reside near
pad. Phone 96-W.
34-tfc
Salem.
For sale, trade or rent— Three room
Miss Margaret Peck, sister of Mrs.
cottage on west side, A. W. Ag­
new.
31-tfc foe Cahill, is to arrive Saturday to
join .the Cahills in a trip to Spokane
Poor sale— A new suppiy of adding
machine rolls at the Herald.
Sunday services at the Baptlst-
FOR SALE— Certified Netted Gem Chrlstlan church— Bible school 10:00
seed potatoes. Call or write B. F. A. M. The men's come and see club
Duple, or Inland Empire Bank, extends a special Invitation to men
Pendleton, Oregon.
37-4tc not going to Bible school to come and
$600 GETS CLEAR TITLE1 to 45 visit the class next Sunday morning
it 10. Morning worship 11 A. M.
acres of irrigated land at Board-
Theme, The God of the Roses. (Rose
man, Oregon. Not less than $20(
Sunday). Special music. The Mis
cash. Address L. A. Sybouts, Lone
sion of the Rose, Golds Mumma.
Rock, Oregon.
42-2t
Christian Endeavor 7 P. M., leader
FOR SALE— Cows. D. H. Hescock, Aneta Paulsen. Topic, Missionary
38-2tp Possibilities in Recreation at home
Irrigon, Oregon.
and abroad. 1 Cor. 9: 23-27. Preach­
ing 8 P. M. Theme, Preservation
MISCELLANEOUS
from Sin. A river becomes crooked
FOR RENT— 7 room house, modern,
by following the line of least resist­
with Auto Park. See H. E. Hanby.
ance. So does a man. A cordial wel­
42-tfc
come to all. A. J. Ware, pastor.
BINDING WANTED, $2.00 per acre.
Increase In Oregon Wheat Crop
Phone 58-W-2.
42-2tp
Spokane, Wash., June 21-Accord-
$25 REWARD for arrest and convic­ ing to reports received at Spokane,
tion of thieves guilty of digging up made public by the bureau f agri­
shrubbery on O. O. Felthouse and cultural economics,. Seattle, that win-
M. Watson places. Chas. G. Burk. and Idaho, estimated on a basis as
41-tfc of June 1 conditions, will produce
approximately 59,251,0000 bushels,
I WILL TRADE THIS— Modern hotel or 16 per cent more than the total
all furnished and going good, in a average production ln these states for
good town and on highway, steam the five year period of 1923-1927.
heated and up-to-date.
Price
The winter wheat chrop in Wash­
$12,000. Will take equipped dairy ington for this year is estimated at
ranch. I,also have 180 acres good 32,034,0000 bushels; Oregon 17,-
stock ranch, 60 acres meadow, bal­ 527,0000, and Idaho 9.690.000, ac­
ance pasture; running water all cording to figures in the report. No
year; lota of outside range. Price estimate of spring wheat has been
$5,000. Will trade for small dairy made.
equipped. C. A. Miller, Wallowa, Ore.
41-ltc
“Hello, old man. where have you
been?”
WANTED— Man with car to sell com­
"Just got back from a camping
plete line quality auto tires and
trip.”
tubes. Exclusive territory; experi­
"Roughing it, eh?”
ence not necessary. Salary $300.00
"You bet! Why one day our port­
per month. Milestone Rubber Co.,
able dynamo went on the bum, and
East Lverpool, Ohio.
41-ltp
we bad no hot water, heat, electric
Henatitchlng and dressmaking by lights, ice or radio for almost two
Della Sommers. 1 mile south Echo. hours.”— Life.
Work guaranteed.
41-3tp
Oil Man Stewart Found Not Guilty.
FOR RENT—Good bluegrass pasture
Washington, D. C.—Robert W. Stew­
for cows. B. J. Nation.
3(-tfc art. chairman of the board of the
Standard Oil company of Indiana, waa
INSURANCE
PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSUR­ fonnd not guilty of a charge of con­
tempt of the senate by a Jury In dis­
ANCE COMPANY.
JOHN HADDOX.
HERMISTON. trict supreme court. The Indictment
charged the oil magnate refused to
Hermiston Second Hand Store. — answer two questions of the senate
Furniture and Hardware, Harness. Teapot Dome committee, relating to
Saddles, Wagons. Wandering Jew the mysterious Continental Trading
slips, 35c dozen.
11-tfc company, which figured promiaently
in the <H1 isreetijatitrns.
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Long Been Royal City
LODGE DIRECTORY
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Edinburgh Is rightly proud of Its VINEYARD LODGE NO. 26», I. O. O.
long history, but it would be difficult F. meets each Monday evening In Odd
to say exactly when that history be­ Fellows’ hall. V isiting members Bet­
gan. The castle rock doubtless yont- el tally Invited.
mended Itself as a desirable defensive ) W. R. Longhorn, Secretary-
position to the eurly Britons, nnd one
Cecil W arner. N. O.
may enter upon a wide field of eon
lecture as io why they gave It Its first
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
name of Mynyd Agned; signVylng the
“painted mound,” In what must have
been a dim and misty past even to the
BOYD T. JENKINS, D. IL D.
Gaels, who later Christened it Dune­
din.
associated with
The oldest form of Its present name
F. V. PRIME, D. IL D.
was Edwinesburgh, as it Is recorded
In the foundation charter of llolyrood
General Dentistry
In 1128, and authentic history prior to
that date Is lacking, according to a
X-Ray and Diagnosis
writer in the Weekly Scotsman Ac
Bank Bldg.
Phone Connection
cording to Simeon of Durham the
buildings on the hill In the Ninth een Evenlgs by appointment.
tury, apart from the castle, const!
tuted only a small village; and it was
W. J. W ARNER
not till 1083 when, on the death of
Malcolm Ceanmor, it became the place
Attorney-at-law
of refuge of Queen Margaret that
Edinburgh emerged from obscurity.
Hermiston
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In succeeding centuries Its strategit
position and Its royal associations In
DR. A. E. MARBLE
creased Its importance, and David I
referred to It ns “meo luirgo de Ed
Chiropractor
wlnesburgh,” hat It was in ljfcii that I Treat both Acute and Chronic Dla-
It was formally constituted a royal eases.
burgh by a charter of Robert tin
Office across street frem Hurly’»
Bruce.
grocery.
Phone 481
Woman’s Beauty Seen
, Office Hours, 10 to 12; 1:36 to «.
Hermiston, Oregon.
as Great Influence
It Is woman’s business tc be beau
tlful. Her outward beauty I f the to
h s. M c K enzie , m . d -
ken nnd symbol.of till that makes Hie
Eye.
Ear- Nose and Throat
worth living; and. If her Inner sell
should belle her exterior, she fills men Office: 1-2-3 Inland Empire Bldg.
with cynicism, renders them fierce and
Pendleton, Oregon
brutul nnd drives them to despair.
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The beauty of woman Is a tremen
dousl.v powerful influence, and, like
JAMES L. SEARS, M. D.
all great forces, it may serve base oi
Physician and Snrgeqn
noble purposes. The mischief Is that
Ree. Phone T it
this great Influence is given to young Office Phone 733.
women at an age when they cnnnot
understand its power nnd gravity ol Office in First National Bank Bldg.
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the responsibility that goes with It.
WE WORK ON THE SPINE
Woman In general will always ex
pose as much of herself as the taste The Chiropractor works upon the
of men will permit her to do. There
spine,
is no harm In this. But beware lest i To adjust the bones back into line',
you make yourself a martyr In the | This enables the power sent from your
sacred cause of woman’s freedom. . .
brain,
Immodesty consists In going a little
beyond the custom. If it Is customary To cure your disease and end your
pain!
to expose three Inches do not expose
six. If It Is customary to expose yoji
shoulder blades do not expose the
DR. DAVID S. ROWE,
small of your hack.—From "Clmriietei
Chiropractor and Physiotherapist
and the Conduct ot Life,” by Prof
Specializing in Acute and Chronie
William McDougall.
Disease.
Location, 2 doors west of Postoffice
Cold Light
When the current of a Ruhmknrl Hours, 10 to 6, and by appsaintmant.
induction coil Is passed through a Office Phone 303
Res. Phone 31»
glass tube In n vacuum the tube
HERMISTON,
OREGON
glows with n brilliant light. This is
the light of the future. H ith e r to It
. GOLDA E. MUMMA,
has not been possible to produce light
without producing bent. But recenth
INSTRUCTOR IN PIANO
an Improved form of the Oelssler tula
Student of
has been produced which lias It Is
Wm. R. Boone, organist of First
claimed, overcome this difficulty. The
light of the future will glow through Church Scientist and Tempi* Beth
long transparent tubes of all sizes and Israel
calibers, able to take the most varied
and
directions and to run horizontally
Dr. Ernest A. Evans, organist Trin­
vertically or obliquely, forming stars
ity Episcopal, Rose City Methodist
rosettes, spirals, nrnbesques, etc.
Church, Portland, Oregon,
The tubes rndlnte a diffused glow
from end to end. The effect Is n splen
HERMISTON, OREGON
did. Intense lunar light.
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The sky Is losing Its blue color In
i some parts of the world, according te
[ Sir Napier Shaw, an English meteor
ologlst, due, he believes, to the pres
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enee of chemical or moisture particles
forming as a result of some volcanic
eruption. Ttiere is a marked effect
on the climate In some areas, he de
clores. In 1912, the weather was nn
usually cold nnd rainy In ninny see
tions, and an eruption of Mount Kat
— TRY THE HERALD WANT ADS—
tnal was accompanied by an average
fall of temperature of three quarters
of a degree. In IDG3 and 1904, siml
lar changes occurred with the appear­
Mrs. Pankhurst, Suffragette, le Dead.
ance ot a whitish sky.—Popular Me
Mower Repair Fits Linotype
London—Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, . Thursady a break occurred in the chanics Magazine.
prominent British suffrage leader and Herald linotype distributor cluth. A
mother of Sylvia Pankhurst, died at spring used in a mowing machine Paragrapher A kin to
the West End Nursing home where was substitued, and it functioned.
Ancient Court Jester
3he had been ill for several months.
This republican counterpart of tin-
May exports of gold showed the king's Jester la the newspaper pirn
THE MARKETS
continuation of the outward flow of grapher ami purugrnpher-cnrlonntsl
Portland
Ills development, and the prlvlli-gec
Wheat—Big Bend blueatem, $1.47; monetary metal that has been char­ character of his position In our sys
soft white, western white, $1.39>4; acterizing the recent world financial tern, const I lute one of the most In»
hard winter, $1.31; northern spring, situation. Gold exports for the month pressive curiosities of modern Jour
were $83,689,000 and imports were $1,- nallsm, Albert Jay Nock writes. Ir
western red, $1.32.
Hay — Alfalfa. $19019.50; valley 968,000.
Harper’s Magazine.
The winter wheat crop of Idaho is
timothy, $19019.60; eastern Oregon
No more exact parallel to the prim
estimated at 9,690,000 bushels based Itive Institution could he devised. The
timothy, $21 @21.50.
on condltions^exlstlng June 1. Produc­ paragrapher has Inherited nil the
Butterfat—42 0 45c.
tion will be more or less than this, Jester’s privileges, neither more nor
Eggs—Ranch, 22 0 28c.
depending on weather and other fac­ fewer, nnd exactly the smite set of
Cattle—Steers, good, $10.75012.
Hogs—Medium to choice, $8 500 tors between now and harvest. In expectations are put upon him
The freer his speech to the sov
1927 12,274,000 bushels of winter
9.85.
ereign
lord, the closer and zlirewdei
Lambs—Good to choice, $12.50 @13. wheat were produced, while the av­
his approach tc the plain, uatura'
erage production in Idaho from 1923- truth of things, the more he Is np
Seattle.
Wheat Soft white, western white, 1927 has been 10.356,000 bushels.
predated and upplatiilcil. The w id er
$1.39; hard winter, western red, north­
Ids experience of huniBlt nature and
ern spring, $1.30; blnestem, $1.45; Navy Flier Breaks American Record. Hie closer Ids Interpretations mine to
dark northern spring, dark bard win­
| the rlsldtial common sense of mnn
Philadelphia.—A new American al­ I kind, the more firmly, by common
ter, $1.47.
Hay — Alfalfa. $24; timothy, $2$; titude record for seaplanes with a I consent, lie Is fixed In his Job The
1 load of 4200 pounds waa established i more profound nnd subversive his bn
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here by Lieut. Arthur Gavin, flight plications, the stronger Ilia position
Butterfat—4»c.
officer of the Philadelphia navy yard, at the republican sovereign’s court.
Eggs—Ranch. 23027c.
Moreover. there Is no one to eontes*
when he ascended 18.600 feet.
Cattle—Prime steers. $11.50012.
or Io share Ida privileges; lie Is a
Hogs—Prime, $11011.16.
New Electoral Law Makes Italy Unit. unique figure in n unique function If
Lambs—Choice. $11 50013.
Rome.—Italy’s new electoral law the prophet, »lie publicist, the pro--
Spokane.
making
the country a one party con­ fessor. lecturer. or ao-cntled ptlblit
Hogs—Good, and choice, $10 350
servant undertook to »sMiiinn Ids III»
stituency
was signed by King Victor erlles and prerogativ/s lip 'toll’d at
16.50.
Emmanuel and published in the Of­ once mine to grief hi an at akt|,c»ie ot
Cattle—Steer», »ood, $10 50011.
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