THE fflC B inST O a HTOALTK HEBMISTOxV, ORBGOK.
LODOK DIRECTORY
UNIVERSITY COMMITTEE TO
AID WITH INFORMATION
COLUMBIA THEATER
, VINEYARD LODGE NO. Ift$, L O. O.
Florence Woughtsr Heads Group ' F. m eets each M onday evening In Odd
To Serve Prospective
Fellows’ hall. Visiting members cor
Students Here.
dially Invited.
HERMISTON ,0KE.
Saturday and Sunday
July 7 and 8
“ N IG H T B R I D E ”
Starring Marie Prevost and Harrison Ford— A Comedy
SAVE
T he sto ry o f a b ride-to-be on h e r w ay to th e m a rria g e a lta r, dis
covers h er fiance in th e em brace of her sister. T hen fin d in g herself
in th e hom e of a w om an h a te r w ho m istakes h er fo r a b u rg la r.
Some tan g le and snapy actio n to u n rav el the difficulties.
Wednesday and Thursday
July 11 and 12
“ O U T L A W S OF R E D R IV E R ”
Starring Tom Mix, Marjorie Daw and Tony.
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T he sto ry is p a rt of his own re a l life. H is fo ster p are n ts killed
an d h is p laym ate abd u cted by outlaw s. Tom ’s d eterm in atio n to find
his play m ate and g et revenge from these o u tlaw s for th e d eath of
his fo ster p aren ts, m akes a very in te re stin g story. Come and see
if Tom g ain s his object.
To earn money is one thing, but to save money is a more impor
tant thing. Many fortunes have grown out of pennies saved in
youth.
As a protection against destitution in case of illness or unem
ployment, saving has come to be an absolute necessity.
People who spen all they earn really live above their income
even though they may not be in debt!
Saturday and Sunday
July 14 and 15
“ R ED M IL L ”
Starring Marion Davies, Owen Moore and Louis Tazenda
A D utch h ero in e— an Irish hero— a com bination you’ll not for
get. L ocaated in H o lland th e T ulips, Cheese and Ice ig said to
h av e caused a ll th e tro u b le. C upid w earin g wooden shoes and pig
ta ils fig u res i t all o u t a t th e Red Mill.
First N ational Bank
of Hermiston
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $50,000
F. E. Swayae, Pres.
ORON IT E
R. Alexander, Vice-President
A. H. Norton, Cashier
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WANL Al]S
FOB SALE
FOR SALE— P u reb red fox
pups. N. B. W h itfo rd
FOR SALE— A pricots,
iety. P hone 78-R.
S u p erb v a r SAYORS WILL PRODUCE
Joe Dyer.
1000 CAPONS THIS YEAR
44-tfc
A big increase in th e capon b u si
FO R SALE— D airy ra n ch and cows,
ness on th e J. W. S aylor ra n c h on
o r w ill tra d e . See F. A. W ag n er.
B u tte r creek Is b eing reg istered th is
41-tfc
y ear, acco rd in g to R alph Saylor w ho
APRICOTS APRICOTS APRICOTS is associated w ith h is fa th e r in th e
Now rip e a t S eam an’s o rch ard . fa rm in g o perations.
"W e expect to produce ab o u t 1000
Come an d b rin g y o u r co n tain ers. Get
th e nice big cots a t u n u al low prices. capons for m ark et th is y e a r,” th e
H e ig h t of season now. W rite for y ounger Mr. S aylor said. “ All of o u r
of
sh ip p in g prices. G. H. H askell, Irrig o n birds except possibly a couple
T hey
Oregon.
44 IP dozen w ill be B arred Rocks.
m ade a good show ing fo r us last
FOR SALE— 1924 S ta r to u rin g car. year, an d w e’re stic k in g by them .
In q u ire H erald .
44-3tp T hey a re s ta rtin g off fin e th is y e a r.”
T u rk ey s a re also produced on th e
F o r sale, tra d e or re n t— T h ree room
co ttag e on w est side. A. W . Ag big ra n c h on a larg e scale. Success
new
31-tfc w ith tu rk e y s has n o t been up to th e
sh o w in g o f la s t y ear, he said. T h e
P oor sale— A new supply of adding cold, w indy sp rin g m ade it m ore
d iffic u lt to s t a r t th e poults, an d th e
m ach in s rolls a t th e H erald.
losses w ere slig h tly m ore th a n in
$600 G ETS CLEAR T IT L E to 45 o th e r years.
acres of irrig a te d land a t Board-
m an, O regon. N ot less th a n $200
FARM REMINDERS
cash. A ddress L. A. Sybouts, Lone
R ock, Oregon.
42-2t
E x cep t as a p astim e, p la n tin g new
P a stu re F o r B en t— 1 m ile w est of and u n trie d v a rieties or “ fre a k ” crops
tow n.
S. T. Davis.
44-2tp in O regon is u su a lly an expensive
and u n p ro fita b le v e n tu re , says th e
farm crops d e p a rtm e n t a t th e e x p eri
MISCELLANEOUS
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m en t sta tio n . T he sta tio n is te s tin g
FOR R E N T — 7 room house, m odern, h u n d red s of v a rie tie s as rap id ly as
w ith A uto P a rk . See H. E. H anby. th ey ap p ear and can u su ally give
42-tfc a u th e n tic In fo rm atio n on proposed
crops o r v arieties for th e asking.
FOR R E N T — Sm all m odern house,
reaso n ab le. In q u ire Dr. P rim e.
In sp ite of th e fa c t th a t p otatoes
44-tfc
w ere u n u su ally cheap In O regon last
BINDING W ANTED, $2.00 per acre. year, m uch poor seed w as p lan ted .
P hone 58-W -2.
42-2tp T his has resu lted in some poor stan d s
and diseased p lan ts. W h ere sta lk s
FR Y E R S fo r sale. Mrs. H en ry O tt. ap p ear badly m o ttled o r cu rled in
44c th e leaves, th ey a re best pulled o u t
and th e n removed e n tire ly from th e
FOR R E N T — Good b lu eg rass p astu re field to p rev en t disease sp read , says
fo r cows. B. J. N atio n .
36-tfc th e ex p erim en t sta tio n .
INSURANCE
W eeds a re a b u n d a n t in m any new
PA CIFIC MUTUAL L IF E IN SU R
ly sow n a lfa lfa fields in Oregon, finds
ANCE COMPANY.
JO H N HADDOX,
HERM ISTON G. R. H yslop, c h ief in farm crops,
in a to u r of (A rts of th e sta te . W h ere
H erm isto n Second H an d S tore. — these a re bad en o u g h to shade th e
F u rn itu re and H ard w are, H arn ess, young a lfalfa th e field h ad b e st be
Saddles, W agons. W a n d erin g Jew clipped, he says, as th is checks th e
slips, 35c dozen.
11-tfc w eeds m ore th a n th e alfa lfa .
If
weeds a re few th e field h ad best be
FLOW ERS FOR SALE a t th e L e a th
left alone u n til th e new crop blooms,
e rs’ ran ch . Mrs. A lpha C h ristley ,
w hen it can be c u t for hay.
P h o n e 40-J-3.
36-tfc
Watefc. clock and Jewelry repairing.
8ee N ew ell, n ex t door to S appers.
18-tfe
Odd Job Repairs
I do calcim in in g and build cess
pools. 8. Jensen .
4-tfc
R EA L ESTA T E EXCHANGES AND
INSURANCE. J . M. BIGG8, R E
ALTOR.
28 tfc
Card Of Thanks
W e w ish to express o u r th a n k s and
ap p re c ia tio n for th e loving th o u g h ts
an d kind deeds extended in th e tim e
of o u r re c e n t bereavem ent.
Mrs. Adda Isbell,
E lm er S trohm ,
B ert Strohm .
George S trohm ,
H e rb e rt S trohm .
TAKEN UP NOTICE
N otice is h ereb y
ta k e n u p and kept
a t th e A. E, Bensel
n o rth of H erm isto n
cribed a n im a l:
One hay m a rs, 3
given th a t I have
for ab o u t 18 days
ran ch 2 1-2 m iles
th e follo w in g des
year* old.
Kills tern dead"
Said an im al w ill be sold,unless r e
deem ed, a t p ublic au ctio n to th e
h ig h e st b id d er fo r cash In h an d on
th e 1 6 th day of Ju ly , 1928, a t th e
above described ra n c h a t 10 o’clock
A. M.
D a te j a t H erm isto n on th is 5 th
day of Ju ly , 1928.
te r rie r
(S ig n ed )
A. E. BENSEL.
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Fight at Louvain Ended by Hoover.
Louvain, Belgium.—A message from
H erb ert Hoover apparently has pre
vented an inscription with the Latin
equivalent of “destroyed by Teutonic
fury” from appearing on the Louvain
library. W hitney W arren, American
architect, had argued th at the inscrip
tion should rem ain as provided in the
library plans, and Monsignor Ladeuxe,
recto r of the university, urged It be
eliminated. As chairm an ot the com
mission for relief in Belgium Mr.
Hoover granted the university full Jur
isdiction as to the inscription to be
placed on the memorial.
Dry
Law
Repeal
Petition
Checked.
Salem, Or.—P etitions for an Initia
live measure seeking repeal of all pro
hibition provlaiona in the state con
stitution, and all laws In Oregon hav
ing to do with the enforcem ent of the
prohibition statu tes, were being check
ed in the county clerk’s office here.
It was said th at th e petitions contain
ed approxim ately 1000 signature». The
work of checking pétitions also is In
progress in oiher counties in the state,
official* said.
flies,mosc[uitoe&;roacnes,möths
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S T A N D A R D O IL G Q M
Ô ly Û A L I F Ô t < \ I A
FLY S P P A Y
W. R. L o n g h o rn , S ecretary.
U n iv ersity of Oregon. E ugene, Ju ly
5-Pro8pective U n iv ersity of O regon
stu d e n ts of H erm isto n w ill be given
com plete in fo rm atio n on w h at courses
to tak e and o th e r phases of u n iv e r
sity life by m em bers of th e G re a te r
O regon com m ittee, a stu d e n t o rg a n
ization w hich w ill have co n tac ts in
| every p a rt of th e s ta te d u rin g the
sum m er. F lorence W o u g h te r w ill
have ch arg e of th e w ork in H e r
m iston, w h ile V aw ter P a rk e r, of
. H ep p n er is general ch airm an of the
j d is tric t w hich
includes
U m atilla,
jM orrow , G illiam an d W heeler coun-
' ties. He w ill have fo r o th er a ssist
an ts, Jam es R aley, P en d leto n : H a r
old B lack b u rn s, A rlin g to n ;
Ivan
N eal, C ondon; N an C rary, E cho; Ray
D udley, A th en a; H a rp e r B arn ard , Fo
ssil; W ilb u r S hannon, H elix; M ar
jo rie C lark, H eppner; Eva- B alseiger.
Ione; H arold Jo hnson, M ilton-F ree
w a te r; T errence K ing, M itchell; H a r
old K ester, P ilo t R ock; V irg in ia Key,
W eston; SylvannuB S m ith, J r., S ta n
field. .
T he U niversity of O regon is to put
in to effect tw o plans th is year both
of w hich w ill be of g re a t aid to the
stu d en ts. T he courses in th e u n d e r
g ra d u a te division for th e firs t tw o
y ears have been revised, so th a t s tu
d en ts m ay tak e g en eral c u ltu ra l su b
jects and specialize d u rin g th e la st
tw o years. F o r stu d e n ts w ho v/ish
to specialize Im m ediately th e re are
th e professional schools.
The sec
ond p lan is th a t of th e new person
nel b u reau w hich w ill be of service
to stu d e n ts not only w hile they arc
i in college, b u t before e n te rin g and
1 a fte r g ra d u a tin g as w ell.
M em ebers of th e G re a te r Oregon
) com m ittee w ill confer w ith stu d e n ts
! In terested , und it is p lanned to have
B ■ several m eetings In each d is tric t dur-
' ing the sum m er and e arly fall.
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produced by a motion picture Him dur-
lng a public exhibition first must
m eet with the approval of the Penn-
sylvana state board of censors, accord-
ing to a deqision handed down by
Judge M artin In the court of common
pleas.
Movie
Ruling
Drastic.
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Portland
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W heat—Big Bend bluestem , hard
white, $1.49; soft white, $1.40; west
ern white, $1.40; hard w inter, north
ern spring and w estern red, $1.31.
Hay — Alfalfa, $17.50@18; valley
timothy $17.50@18; eastern Oregon
timothy, $21®2I.tO.
B utterfat—46c.
Eggs—Ranch, 26® 31c.
Cattle—Steers, good, $11® 12.
Hogs — Medium to choice, $9.60®
11.50.
Lamb*—Good to choice, $11.60®13.
Seattle.
W heat—Soft white, w estern white,
$1.40; hard w inter, $1.29; w estern red,
$1.31; northern spring, $1.30; blue-
stem, $1.48; dark northern spring
$1.46; dark hard w inter, $1.46.
Hay — Alfalfa, $26; timothy, $30
P. S., $24.
B utterfat—46c.
Eggs—Ranch. 23® 27c.
C attle—.Prime steers, $11@12.
Hogs—Prim e, $12@12.10.
Lambs—Choice, $11.50®13.
E. W. WEST, PROP.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
BOYD T. JENKINS, D. M. D.
associated w ith
F. V. PRIME, D. M. D.
General Dentiatry
X-Ray and Diagnosis
B ank Bldg.
P hone C onnaetlon
E venigs by ap pointm ent.
W. J. W A 1 I Ï 1
Attorney-at-law
Hermiston
Hogs—Good, and choice, $10.76@ll
Cattle— Steers, good, $10.50®11.35.
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Office across s tre e t from H u rly 's
grocery.
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P hone 481
Office H ours, 10 to 12; 1 :3 0 to $.
H erm isto n , Oregon.
H S. McKENZIE, M. D-
Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat
Office:
JAMES I . SEARS, M. D.
Physician. and Surgeon
Office P h o n e 733.
Res. P h o n e 711
Office in First National Bank Bldg.
WE KNOW
We know w h a t C hiro p ractic w ill do.
It w orked on us— 'tw ill w ork on you;
T his is o u r gospel to th e sick:
“ Do ye likew ise and do It q u ic k !”
DR. DAVID S. ROWE,
Chiropractor and Physiotherapist
Specializing in Acute and Chronic
Disease.
Location, 2 doors west of Postoffice
H ours, 10 to 6, and by appointm ent.
Office P hone 303
Re«. P hone 311
HERMISTON, OREGON
GOLDA E. MUMMA,
INSTRUCTOR IN PIANO
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W m. R. Boone, o rg a n ist ot F ir s t
C hurch S c ien tist and Tem ple B eth
Israel
and
Dr. E rn e st A. E vans, o rg a n ist T rin
ity E piscopal, Rose City M ethodist
C hurch, P o rtla n d , Oregon.
HERMISTON, OREGON
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THE COSMETICS
1-2-3 In la n d E m pire Bldg.
P en d leto n , Oregon
The work of a choir director Is bard, ’ WE CAN FIGURE WITH YOU
but It is not wholly w ithout humor
Recently, .» mnn was telling of Ids ex
ON LONG HAULS
perience* with the boy choir of a
cathedral In New York. “I was teach
ing them,” he said, “to chant the
Litany and flattered myself that we
were getting along unusually well
whep I noticed the words they were
chanting for the response. Every last
one of them was saying, 'Lord, have
mercy upon ns, m iserable singers!’ ■ W A G N E R & P A N K O W
Surely It was true enough of most of
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Ladies
M ax F actor’s
Orejeo
DR. A. E. MARBLE
Chiropractor
Spokane.
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When the late c«ai of Russia was
staying at Balmoral, he nnd the late
King Edward, then prince of Wales,
went for a walk os the moors. Com
lng home they mot an elderly man In
a cart apd asked If he would give
than a lift. The psince, thinking that
it would be of Interest to the man to
know whom he bad driven, told him
th a t this was the agar of Russia and
th at he was tjw prince of Wales.
“Ou R g r ««Id Hie ®an, “and I'®
tbe Prisident of America 1”
Legal Blanks for
Sale at This Office
Read T he H erald W ant Ada.
Binding Vou)
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THAT MADE HOLLYWOOD FAMOUS
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A Jepthah vow is one which Is to be
kept regardless of consequences, and
is commonly supposed to be derived
from the Bible story of Jepthah, the
leader of a band of brigands, win», be
fore golug Into battle against tbe Am
mon1 tea,'vow ed th at If successful he
would gacrlQet w hatever w as the lirsi
thing to cross I tie threshold of his own
door when he returned triuinphanl.
His daughter was the first one to ad-
vance to meet him, It Is recorded that
he sacrlflecd her according to hie vow.
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