THE HEBMISTQW HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON.
that It could not endoree the plan Comfort for Fat Man
Found White Custom»
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
and would have to oppose It. Only
STATE OF OREGON FOR
in
Insurance
Figure»
Hard to Understand
recently did the scheme actually gain
UMATILLA COUNTY
An Insurunce company of New York
A naked South sea cannibal once
Published every Thursday at Her. a foothold in this state.
'
nnnounres
from
its
accumulation
of
told
Jack
McLaren,
the
globe
trotter,
Inthe
Matter
of the Estate
mliton, Umatilla County, Oregon by
“Exchanging cash for promises is
of
Joseph 8. Harvey, editor and man always dangerous, but especiallly so data and figure? that fat men are more that he could not understand why
, honest than their "lean and hungry” whites dressed In the daytime and un­ Leo Jin, Deceased.
agwr.
when these promises, in their very brothers. Which corroborates Shake­ dressed at night.
Notice of Final Hearing.
nature, must eventually be Impossible speare's opinion expressed long ago
“In the night, when It I? cold, tve
Entered as second class matter to fulfill,” Professor Potter warns.
NOTICE-IS HEREBY GIVEN that i
wjien he made his Caesar say: "Let people put our clothes on,” lie said In
December, 180«, at the pestofflce at
me have tnen about me that are fat.” effect; “and in the daytime, when It is the undersigned, has filed his Final
Hermiston, Umatilla douaty, Oregon
Account as Administrator of th e ,
The fat man Is noted for bis ready hot, we take them off!”
Chinese Capital 'Now Name Pleplng. and hearty laugh, and that may ex­
in n remote Solomon Island village Estate of Leo Jin, deceased, in the j
Shanghai.—The nationalist govern­ plain, In a way, some of his honesty. a niui. asked McLaren was It true, as above entitled Court and that Satur­
Subscription Kate*
ment
political council decided to It Is hard to picture a good-humored, he - had heard, that In white men's day, the 14th day of July, 1928, at l
One Tear _________________
$2.08
change the name of the historic Man­ open-faced, Jolly man aa anything but countries the people quarreled and the hour of 10:00 o’clock of said date,)
8 u M onths________________
11.88
Of ] stole so much that stroug men called and the Court Room of said Court In I
cha capital. Pekin, to Peiping. The fair and square and straight
course "a man may smile and smile policemen continually walked the
Pendleton, Oregon, have been fix ed !
new name means “northern peace.**
and be a villain,” but that sort of streets to keep the peace. In his vil­
“To thine own self be true, and it
mirth Is a pinch-faced, half-strangled lage, he said, there was little quar­ by said Court as the time for the set-1
THe MARKETS
must follow as the night the day.
kind. A smile Is often associated with reling, except with other villages or tlement of said Account. Ail per-!
thou canst not then be false to any
wickedness, but a free, belly-shaking with intruders', and hardly any steal­ sons interested are notified to appear I
Portland
man."
ing at all. He said be had thought at said time and place and file any
Wheat—Big Bend bluestem, $1.48; laugh betokens a guileless genius.
We are glad to hear a good word that white men would have known objections they may have to such ac- i
soft white, $1.39)4; western white,
A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT
count or any part thereof.
$1-39)4; hard winter, $1.31; northern for the fat man. There has been much belter than to behave like that
HOME AGAIN
sympathy
and
“ragging”
wasted
on
Another
savage
thought
It
strange
T. B. GURDANE,
spring, $1.31; western red. $1.31.
them—especially on fat boys. They that whites rejoiced and made holi­
Hay — Alfalfa, $17.50 @18; valley have long suffered under the old heart­ day only at specified times, such as Administrator of the Estate of Leo
After an absence of approximately
Jin, Deceased.
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10 weeks on account of Illness and timothy $17.50@18; eastern Oregon less saying that “nobody loves a fat Christmas and Easter. His people, he
a period of convalescence the editor timothy, $21 @21.50.
man.” It Is not the truth but the sold, Jubilated Just whenever tljey felt
Butterfat—42® 45c.
of The Herald came home Sunday. He
prevalence of the saying that has like It, which. Incidentally, was very NOTICE OF ADMINISTEATOR’S
Eggs—Ranch, 26@31c.
worked them Injury- -particularly with often Indeed. lie thought that our
had anticipated that there might be
SALE
Cattle—Steers, good, $11.25@12.
the opposite and willful sex. AU rules capacity for enjoyment must be ex­
more or less detail around the shop
Hogs—Medium to choice, $9@10.75. hnve exceptions. Let the heavy fel­ tremely limited. In that we had to In the County Court of the State of For the hole family and use mod­
needing to be done after such a long
Oregon for Umatilla County
Lambs—Good to choice, $11.50@13. lows remember that the saying nobody have special limes and arrangements
absence, but the acting editor, his
ern machinery and the best of
In the matter of the Estate
loves a fat man Is lo truer than the for it
Seattle.
wife, proved fully equal to the emer
mterials.
You are assured of the
one
that
all
fat
men
are
honest.—
or
Wheat—Soft white, western white, I
gency and had everything shipshape
best of service in our shop.
Exchange.
John W. McDermed, Deceased.
$1.40;
hard
winter,
$1.30;
western
red,
Morals to stories are not the fash
Degree» of Kinship
We have just installed a new
_
,
Notice is hereby given that the
Ion in these days, but there is i $1.32; northern spring, $1.31; blue-
t,a s y to D e term in e , undersigned as administrator of the
moral in this situation— a very old stem, $1.48; dark northern spring, “Deodands” Would Set
Reckoning cousin relationships is ' estate of John W. McDermed, deceas-
one that needs to be learned, maybe $1.48; dark hard winter, $1.48.
King Up in Business
?7>U s,“rt out rl^ t- A cousin . e<i, pursuant to an order of the above
Hay — Alfalfa, $26; timothy, $30;
several times by one Individual, and
If it were customary or possible for Is one collaterally related by descent I entitled Court made and entered on
P.
S..
$24.
that ig that no matter how seriously
the
king
of
Great
Britain
and
Ire­
from
a
common
ancestor, hut not a
Butterfat—48c.
the 21st day of May, 1928, will sell
we take either ourselves or our work,
land rigidly to exercise his royal pre­ i brother or sister. Children of brotl era
Eggs—Ranch. 23@27c.
there is soineone Just around the cor­
rogatives, he would. In the course of a and sisters are first cousins to one an­ for cash In hand in one parcel at And are prepared to oil and re­
Cattle—Prime steers, $9.60@12.
ner, or right at hand, who can do the
few months, become the owner of other; sometimes they are ca led private sale upon sealed bids at the pair your harness during the win­
Hogs—Prime, $11@11.15.
many vehicles, especially motor cars, couslns-gernian, own cousins, or full office of W. J. Warner, his attorney,
Job quite acceptably, thank you.
Lambs—Choice, $11.50@13.
that traverse the streets and roads of cousins. The children of first cou:.ins in Hermiston, Oregon, subject to ter season. Ask us aboufttiis new
To brother editors who are worry
Spokane.
his kingdom, since he Is entitled to all are “second cousins” to one another; conformation by the above entitled service.
ing along, battling for their commun­
children of second cousins are third Gourt, alll the following described
'deodands.
Hogs—Good, and choice, $10.50.
ities to the very best of their ability,
A deodand Is "nn article which has cousins to »ne another;, and so on. real roperty located In Umatilla
Cattle—Steers, good, $10.50@1L
we suggest a vacation and a look
proved the Immediate and accidental The child of one’s first cousin is a first County, Oregon, and all belonging to
around. We would not go so far as to
occasion of the death of any reason­ eousin once removed; tiie grandchild said estate, as follows:
suggest that they get sick, unless they Kansan Chosen U. 8. Envoy to Chile
able creature.” This right was for of one’s first cousin Is a first cousin
Lots 1 and 2 In Block 2 ln the
can manage a nice mild Illness
hundreds of years enforced as a means twice removed, and so on. Confusion
Washington, U. C. — The appoint
Tbwn of Hermiston, Oregon, as
fraught with a minimum of discom meat of William S. Culbertson of K«n
of swelling the royal exchequer and, sometimes arises from the custom of
located in Section 10, Tp. 4 N R.
legally speaking, could still be en­ some people who speak of the child on
fort and expense, but that they take
i, as ambassador to Chile lo sue
28 E. W. M.
and grandchildren of their first cousins
a vacation In vacation time is pretty coed William M. Collier ot New York, forced.
If a man were killed, by being run as second and third cousins, respec­ and that said administrator will re­
good gospel. And that sauce is good resigned, was announced by Secre
over, the vehicle and its contents, as tively, but the practice is only local. ceive bids for said land from and
for merchants and farmers and moth’- i ary of State Kellogg.
well ns the horse, became the king’s The correct nnd almost universal rule after Monday, the 16th day of July,
ers and all the rest of folks, too.
property. The number of “reasonable for reckorfin^ cousins is as we have 1928, and will sell said land to the
Princess Helen of Rumania Divorced.
creatures” (and dogs might be in­ given it.—Pathfinder Magazine.
highest bidder for cash, provided said
A trip eastward on the Old Oregon
cluded by some within this category)
Bucharest, Rumania.—The Buchar
bid is satisfactory to the Judge of the
Trail through the eastern part of eat courts have granted a divorce to run over by motors In England would
above entitled Court.
Worth It
Oregon and well into Idaho can very Princess Helen from Prince Carol, keep the king In automobiles'until» he
This notice is published four con­
'Twas off the coast of dear old Ire­
would be obliged to construct many
excusably be a source of pride to former crown prince of Rumania.
land, and the steamship was a trifle secutive weeks in the Hermiston
garages.
Oregonians on account of the better
out of its course. It had, iu fact, Herald, a newspaper of general cir­
condition of the historic highway in
Chicago Ballot Thugs are Indicted.
taken the wrong turning.
Your needs in everything
culation published In Hermiston.
Oregon.. This state has built good
Hi» Luck
Chicago.—¿Fourteen indictments of
“Breakers nheqd! We are lost,” Umatilla County, Oregon , and by
highways and is doing an acceptable terrorisnj^Jn the April 10 primary vote
“As I jdrly’ to town thjs msrnlng with yelled the lookout from his point of
th at is necessary to com­
posting the same notice ln three pub­
job In mulutaintng them. In this were returned by the special g.aad eight or ten qf my children on the vantage in the-bows.
lic
places
In
said
County
and
State,
plete your golf outfit.
hayrack Behind me a wildcat hopped
connection, the governing of traffic Jury.
“Begorrn I” erred the Irish cook,
all
in
the
manner
nd
form
as
by
law
out
of
a
treetop
and
lit
In
the
middle
“we’re
not
lost
If
that
will
save
ns.”
over this network of highways is a
of ’em,” at the crossroads store re­
And seizing a belaying pin, he hit provided.
matter of real Importance, and the
lated Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge. the looked man such a blow as to
Dated this 14th day of June, 1928.
Horticulture Important
work of T. A. Raffety, chief of the
“The chldlren gave a yell nnd jumped completely lloor the man.
J. S. WEST,
The producís of American hortl for the wildcat The varmint give a
traffic division, carried on through a
“How dare you?” bellowed the cap­
period of years, has given Oregon an culture, Including fruits, nuts and screech and leaped from the wnggln. tain angrily, “Why did you sti Ike Administrator of the Estate of John
W. McDermed, deceased.
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enviable reputation for the effective­ vegetables, but exclusive of orna But Runt and Rowdy had hold of his that man?”
ness of traffic policing. The state'B mentals, have nn annual valuation ol hind legs and he bumped Runt’s head
“Well,” replied Pat, "he yelled.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
best Interests udoubtedly would be approximately $2.Uüfl.(HHJ,(HH). All fruits ag'in the side of the wnggln bed, and ’Break tis a head, or we are lost’ nnd,
lire vulueil ul $7<XI,(KXI,(MK), nuts $30, tumbled Rowdy, the baby, out and
sure I did It, sir. And I’ll break a In the County Court of the State of
served by Chief Rafferty’s retention • RMi.tMlo, nnd nil vegetables, Including
wallered him In the dirt I claim that dozen more, sir, If that'll save the
In office.
Oregon for Umatilla County.
Home gardens, $1,270,000.000. The to
there wildcat was playing In great ship.”—Weekly Scotsman.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
ml fnrm vnlue of all ngrlcullnrnl luck.’’—Kansas City Star.
of
COLLEGE WARNS FARMERS
cnips of the country, except' timber
Charles E. Sawin, Deceased.
Cent's Meow
ON HOG PROMOTION FLAN muy during favorable years reach
8l2.otSMHio.ooo. Thus It appears thin
Notice ls hereby given that the
The Great Man
The cat who loves cod liver ofl Is
'lie value ol horticultural crops |>
What I must do Is all that concerns being put upon. He sure Is more fond undersigned has been appointed ad­
Purchase of Gilts at High Price From about mie-slxtli of the total value o
me, and not what the people think. of cod liver oil than liver or raw ham- ministrator of the estate of Charles
-ill fnriu crops.
Company Said Likely to
This rule, equally as arduous in ac­ burg steak, or salmon, or kidneys, or E. Sawin, deceased, and has quail
Cause Losses.
tual and In Intellectual life, may eeive cat food—and the family know It.
fled as the law directs. All persons
for a whole distinction between great­
Recently he decided to go out for having claims against said estate arc
Self-Evident
The following warning to farmers
“What are you going to have for ness and meanness. It Is the harder the evening. The youngster did not
who may be interested in getting In­ dinner, mamma?” asked little Nancy because you will always find those wish to have him go, but he slid "tit required to present the same to me
at my office in Hermiston, Umatilla
to the hog business as to how not to Adams one Sunday morning.
who think they know what Is yonr on the steps looking around for worlds
206 East Court St.
duty better than yon know It. It Is to conquer. No calling for “Kitty, kit­ County, Oregon, with proper vouch­
buy breeding stock has been issued
“Roast pork, darling.”
ers, within six months from the date
easy In the world to live after the ty,” would budge him nn Inch.
by the state college. A comany that
“Can I have some?”
ANY AND
Then the small youngster ran and hereof.
operates on the plan which the col­
“You and Jane may hnve a little— world's opinion; it is easy In solitude
Dated this 14th day of June, 1928.
to live after your own; bqt the great got the cod liver oil bottle. She held
lege opposes as being inimical to the not much,” the mother replied.
W. J. WARNER,
Nancy nnd Jane went lute a huddle man Is he who In the midst ot the It out to .iim as halt. He gave one
best Interests of farmer« has recently
Administrator.
and
the mother overheard the debate crowd kecirn with perfect sweetness sniff in tbe air nnd then came to 41-5tc
been active in Baker county. The
shout the meat course. Nancy tbe the Independence of solitude.—Emer­ the bottle as true as a needle to a
s
statement follows:
son.
magnet. The child walked into the
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
■
Schemes for farming the farmer— younger, wanted to know what roast
FOR
YOU
bouse with the bottle, the cat follow­
pork was nnd why they ciaild have
n
In the County Court of the State of
and others for that matter—are con­
ing—nnd
she
had
him.—Springfield
only a little. Jane explained that
■
Destroying Lawn Ants
Oregon for Umatila County
stantly appearing. The latest to mother thought it was indigestible.
Union.
■
In
the
case
of
lawn
ants
where
only
Phone
139
Pendleton,
Ore.
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
show up In Oregon, warns K. L. Pot­ whereupon Nancy replied: “Oo, tlen
of
ter, head of the animal husbandry de­ I know It Is something I like.”—I.os a small area with few nests Is con­
cerned, drenching the nests with lull­ Acquire Charming Personality Joseph F. McNaught, Deceased.
partment of the state college is one Angeles Timos.
ing water or Injecting a small quan­
The prizes of life come to those
Notice is hereby given that the
being exploiter In parts of Eastern
tity of kerosene or coal oil will be ef­ who surround
.
, themselves
„
" l,h nn i undersigned has been appointed exe ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦«"»«t
fective. and similar treatment will ap­ aura of geniality. You then make cutrlx
‘¿"nV1’"
, : T nt, ? y * ’ **“* C° ,n'I
Beauty
of the last w ill and testa
pany. Il Is the old sceme, attempt-
.
.
ply to nests between or beneath pav-
_______ i___ —
.
.
Straight noses. «ymelrlcnl features. Ing stones. Another simple means of friends easily; nnd success in every 1 nient of Joseph F. McNaught, de-
sphere In life Is assured you In ml-
.
, ,
.
mictwas to the j|n(, gftractlve hair colorings, while
destroying such anls In lawns of small vnnee If you are guided by reasonable cease<fi an<l has qualified as the law
promoters In other states, of w iling |||py gh(.
n (w
gb priced g ilt, to farmers and gtv-! partly constitute beauty. On the eon extent Is to spray the lawns with kero­ Intelligence. Therefore, make every <Hrects- All persons having claims
to keep in mind the
Ing a contract to buy back the fern- irary, one has no beautj. In the strict sene emulsion or with a very strong possible effort to acquire and mnlntaln i affainst said estate are required to
soap
wash,
prepared
by
dissolving
any
fact
that in addition to
a
charming
personality.
Try
to
avoid
!
Present
the
same
to
me
at
the
office
ale progeny.
apnse. unless site expresses the finer
common laundry soap In water at the repression. Try to be your honest to- ¡Of W. J. Warner, my attorney, in
“On its face the agreement seems mental sud spiritual qualities, along
printing
this news­
rate of'from half a pound to a'pound goodness self—Jast as yon are. la y Hermiston, Oregon with
proper
fair enough, but a little study shows with health ami vitality. In short, of soap to the gallon of water.
paper we do job woric
aside all subterfuge; cultivate a kind- ¡vouchers within six months from the I
that the company cannot afford to I beauty Is not merely a physical posses
ly feeling toward your fellow man. date hereof
of
any kind. When
buy back the gilts any longer than ! slon. determined hy body stnnturi
and try to express It ns best you can. t
, K1
,
.... i
Dated this 28th day of June, 1928.
H is Own Rales
It can re-sell these gilts to other and coloring nnd texture. It Is no.
—True
Story
Magazine.
in
need of anything
skin deep 11 Is much more than that
V irginia e . mcnaught ,
A rolfer known for hla shady char­
farmers.” points out Professor Pot­ It Is In large part the reflection of
in this line be sure
183-5tc
Executrix
acter entered for a competition. He
ter. “In other words the business'
personality— a revelation of life and
Fancy of Women
must grow In geometrical ratio, and I health. Intelligence end spirit—Phys! was p-rtnered hy a nervous nnd In-
eviH'sIcnced player who had, of course,
Little Patsy 1® a youngster of con- LOCAL BOY SCOUTS WILL
(or each gilt sold this year from four cal Culture Msgnrine.
lo mark the suspect's card.
I slderable Imagination and poise for
to six must be sold next year and so
LEAVE FOR CAMP JULY 8
At the end of the round the un­
an- one of five years and always has an
oa until the blow-up comes."
scrupulous
player
handed
In
an
ex-
unusual
slant
on
subjects
which
her
Life's Brightest Moment
Sunday, July 8, is a date that is of!
Some 600 gilts were sold In Kan­
cellent score. The secretary consult­ elders ponder.
A small hoy was walking home ed
sas about three years ago on this plan
I Attending a theater with her mother ieTen more interest to a group of Her-! Want Ads Bring Resulta
his
partner.
fri-in a music lesson with Ills violin
In spite of the dangers being ex­ under his arm, when a thief crept un
"I say . . . This score of Blank's. recently, she sal enthralled through nu mlston Boy Scouts than July 4, be
organ recital of unusual poignancy, cause on the former date six of the
posed b the college authorities. After behind him. snatched the Instrument Is It nil right? Did he play fair?”
“Oh. y-yes.” rame the halting re­ When it was ended, she turned ‘to her local Scouts will leave for the scout1"
the expansion had reached its limit and Immediately disappeared.
ply. "quite fair. Of coarse he has moUier with a wistful smile and said, summer camp seven miles from Mll-
the manager of the company wrote a
H pounds like a dream come true
"Mother. I would like to have a ; ton. They will be in camp for a per-
letter telling his customers that 'It | Millions of small boys like to Imagine e-certaln rules of hls’ own."
dress
like that music.”
la Impossible for us to move the gilts such a theft while practicing on the
iod of two weeks to take part in the
that we had planned"
The duly! piano at home, hut It practically never
work and fun that Is a part of the
How It Sounded
signed contracts with numerous am- ■ happens.—Detroit News.
Business Picking Up
organization's summer camping. The
A woman with a had cold attended
A Junior partner In a law firm earn*! boys are required to pay their own
l-lguous statements were ol no use I
------------------------
a dinner, and although she had a poor
appetite she was pressed to have boisterously Into the office one morn­ !board •
then to the purchaser of gilts at
Disillusioned
ing. “Bill. I think business If going to
some food.
prices far above even the pure bred
Walther Ott. senior patrol leader,
“Well. I don't think much o f s o n
When you need any­
“Oh. do," said her hosts for the be better," lie said.
figure«, according to Profeasor Pot­ eo,” said nloe-ye.ir-old Joe, coming
will be in charge of the local boys
tenth time.
"What makes you think so?” asked
thing
in the fine of
ter.
on their way to and from camp The
borne from school.
“I couldn’t," she replied. “1 couldn't the none-too-«?ptlm'Stlc Bill.
Three years ago such a company
"Why. whate happened to you and possibly eat ady bore.**
other
five
Scouts
planning
to
make
neat and attractive
“The young married couple eiicxt
attempted to start operations ig Qre- Katheryn?” queried his mother.
They continued to ______________
press her to eat door woke me up quarreling; tlreyll , the trip are Eddie Bense), Melvin
Printing.
>.
"Well,
she
only
get
forty
In
arith-
g V ) but wga
&▼ tb e m i|«q g
this and that, and at laet ah« « rid: , probably be seeking a divorce,” replied
Bill Hurly, Howard Cherry
I wetlv todaj Tt»»» Jtwt too 'I'V’b! , "Oh, vtry
If J bust, I
¡U>8 joulhful lawyer,
jbnd Glenn Moore,
®h» irrmtaton' Arraló
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