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OTE HKBMISTOa ERRALO. HERMISTON, O REG OX. COLUMBIA THEATER HERMISTON .ORE. Satnw’sy and Sunday August 11 and 12 “H I S B O G ” Jos. Schildkraut and Julia Faye star In this picture. SAVE Wednesday and Thursday August 15 and 16 “Speedy” 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! F ir s t N a t io n a l B a n k A story of the different modes of fast transportation in the city of New York of all ages. Pop Dillon, driver of the last horse car, receives a big salary to appear in this picture. Speedwagons, Speed boats, Speedlaws, Speedometers— Speedy” outspeeds them all. A PARAMOUNT PICTURE 25 and 50 cents Saturday and Sunday August 18 and 19 “MAN BAIT” Starring MARIE PREVOST, DOUG. FAIRBANKS JR Story of a girl kidnapped by a millionaire son. With a snappy disposition like Marie Provost It Is interestng to learn how she gets out of the tangle. of H erm isto n Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $50,000 P. B. Swayze, Pres. R. Alexander, Vice-President A. H. Norton, Cashier Lawrence Jenkins and John Henry were here for a few days last week as guests of the former’s brothers, George and Clifford Jenkins. The two young men are high school stu dents and mad the trip overland. They went to Portland Saturday eve FOB SALS ning and were accompanied by FOR SALE— Food box, well made, George Jenkins to visit Mrs. Jenkins for carrying on running board of and their infant son. car. Reasonable. Mrs. II. M. For the first time in many years Straw. 49-2c Mrs. Kennings is enjoying a real FOR SALE— Bartlett pears by the vacation trip. She went from here box. J. Skovbo. 49-tfc to Portland where she was a guest of Mrs. Harry Kline and saw many in CRABAPPLES, PEARS, PLUMS-- teresting places in the Rose City. Frank Allen’s place. Phone 22-J. From there she went to Marshfield 48-tfc to visit her son Wilfred. She plann Beautiful Piano near Hermiston, must ed to be gone about a week. sell immediately. $10 per month. A. M. Smith returned Monday A rare bargain. Write Tallman Piano Store,, Salem, Oregon, for morning from Albany where he was particulars. 48-3c called by reason of the illness of his oldest brother. The condition of the FOR SALE— 100 Barred Rock pul brother was much improved when the lets, March hatch. Chas. Kaiser, local man returned home. “Albany Tel. 21-J-2. 47-2tc looks pretty good, but I can’t rouse myself to much enthusiasm about the FOR SALE—-Early apples on the tree farming district around it,” the local 2 l-2c; windfalls lc , at the ranch. man said. "I believe that our farm Bert Nation. 46-3tp lands are much more desirable.” For sale, trade or rent— Three room Mr. and Mrs. R. Alexander were cottage on west side. A. W. Ag I here the first of the week as guests new. 31-tfc at the E. P. Dodd home. They are en route home after spending several Foor sale— A new supply of adding weeks at Seside. machine rolls at the Herald. 1QSCELLAME0U9 I will take sewing from now’ on at my home. Phone 28-4. Mrs, A. E. Dahlman. 49-tfc Four room furnished house for rent. Inquire at Floyd Knerr’s shop or residence. FOR RENT— Small modern house, reasonable. Inquire Dr. Prime. 44-tfc INSURANCE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSUR- ANCE COMPANY, HERMISTON. JOHN HADDOX, Hermiston Second Hand Store. — Furniture and Hardware, Harness, Saddles, Wagons. 11-tfc REAL ES’l'ATE EXCHANGES AND INSURANCE. J . M BIGGS. RE ALTOR 2«-tfc ♦ ♦ ♦ •» HERMISTON LOCALS ♦ ♦ Mrs. E. P. Illsley Is reported as making a very satisfactory recovery in a hospital in California following a major operation to which she sub mitted a week ago Tuesday. She went down to visit Dr. W. W. Ills ley nd to rest, and her condition be came such that an operation was deemed necessary. Mr. Illsley made plans to go immediately to her bed side and expected to go from Port land by airplane. Later reports, how ever, were to the effect that her con dition was so much better tha(^ Mr. Illsley decided to forego the trip. The sheep business has a lot of fascinations and possibilities of profits, but Albert "Toughey" Ken nings of Hermiston is looking forward to the time when school will start so he can resume his school work and football, according to word received here by friends. Albert is near Cool SpringB In one of the Dakotas work ing for Coach Walenta and the lat ter's father. He is on the range with a band of ewes and lambs. One of his taskg Is to avoid rattlesnakes, and he has killed a half dozen of the big snakes during the summer. ♦ ♦ 4> ♦ ♦ « Mrs. W. W. Felthouse and children IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE are at Seaside on a vacation trip. STATE OF OREGON FOR THE Misses Agnes and Iris Little were COUNTY OF UMATILLA in Pendleton over the week end as In the Matter of the Estate of John guests at the J. E. Akey home. Bishop, deceased. Citation. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shafer and children left the latter part of the To Dtewey Bishop. an<h the un week on a trip into the mountains. known heirs of John Bishop. Deceas ed, and all other persons Interested E. P. Dodd returned recently from in said estate. his ranch in Washington to spend a Whereas, application having been few days here with his family. made in due form to the above named Court on the 18th day of July. 1928, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner, by Josephine L. Brown, Administra daughter Jane, and Miss Clara Burns trix far authority to sell at private have returned after a visit of a few sale in one parcel for cash or for days In Portland. part cash, and the balance secured by mortgage upon said real premlaea, the Hugh Fraser left Saturday night following described real premises. In for Anaconda, Montana, after a visit Umatilla County, Oregon, to-wlt: here with home folks. After remain Commencing at a point 114 rods ing in Anaconda for a month be ex north of the South West Corner pects to go to South America for the of the North West Quarter of Anaconda Copper Co. Section 34, Township 5 North, Rang, $1, E. W. M. Thence North Miss Eldora Kingsley left last Fri 25 rods, thence in a South easter day for a vis!» in Portland. She ly direction 20.25 rods to a point went down with Mis«, Dorothy Craw 9.7 rods North and 12.25 rods East ford of Oregon City who was here of said starting point. Thence In /for several days as a guest at the a South Weaterly direction 15.25 Kingsley home. rods to place of beginning, contain- ing 153 square rods, more or less. And, whereas, said Court fixed on the 1st day of September, 1928, at ten o’clock A. M., at the Court Room of this Court in the Court House In Pendleton, County of Umatilla and State of Oregon, as the time and place for hearing said petition. Therefore, in the Name of the State of Oregon. You and each of you are hereby cited, directed and required to be and appear at said time and place then and there to show cause, if any you have or if any exist, why an Order should not be made for the sale of the above described premises as in said petition prayed for. Witness, The Honorable I. M. Schannep, Judge of said Court with the seal of said Court affixed this 18th day of July, 1928. (Seal of Said Court) R. T. Brown, Clerk. This citation Is served by publica tion pursuant to the order of the Hon. I. M. Schannep, Judge of said Court, dated July 18th, 1928. once a week for a period of four weeks consecutively In the Hermis ton Herald of Hermiston, Oregon, I and that the first publication herein I is made pursuant to said order on the 2nd day of August, 1928. W. J. WARNER, Post-office address, Hermiston, Ore- 1 gon. Attorney for Plaintiff. (48-5tc) VINEYARD LODGE NO. 20$, I O. A F. meets each Monday evening In Odd Fellows’ hall. Visiting members sor ti tally invited. W. R. Longhorn. Secretary. Cecil Warner, N. O. COOPERATIVES OF STATE SEEN BY NATIONAL GROUP BOYD T. JENKINS, D. M. D. associated with LODGI D IM O IO « PROFESSIONAL CARDS F. V. PRIME, D. M. D. Study of State’s Bodies Made By Specialists on Tour After Recent Convention. General Dentistry X-Ray and Diagnosis ; Bank Bldg. Phone Connection Oregon has the largest cooperative Evenlgs by appointment. wool growers association in America. It Is one of the oldest cooperative W. J. W ARNER marketing organizations in continu A ttorney-at-law ous operation. It has one coopera tive which controls 100 per cent of Hermiston 1 : : OngOB the commodity output In Its terri tory. The state also has one of the DR. A. E. MARBLE most diversified cooperative organ Chiropractor ization plants In the United States. These nd hundreds of other facts I Treat both Acute and Chronic Dis and figures about the organization eases. and management of Oregon coopera Office across street from Hurly’i tives wag revealed to a group of grocery. national specialists in this field who Phone 481 were taken on a four-day tour of co Office Hours, 10 to 12; 1:30 to t . operative centers In this state as the Hermiston, Oregon. guestg of the Oregon Cooperative council headed by E. J. Dixon, Port h s. M c K enzie , m . d - land, president.. Eye- Ear- Nose and Throat The group, consisting of about 30 members of the American Institute Office: 1-2-3 Inland Empire Bldg. Pendleton, Oregon of coopertion which had just com To Martha E. Benson, Anna Wat son, Benjamin Stanton, Frank Stan ton, Nellie Allison, and J. C, Allison, her husband, Udney Richardson, Fred Richardson, Neva Richardson, also all other persons or parties un known claiming any right, title, es tate, lien or interest in the real es tate described in the complaint here in In the Name of the State of Ore- pleted I,s annual session at Berkeley. gon: California, were met at Eugene by You and each of you are hereby J members of the entertainment corn- required to appear and answer t h e ! mlttee of which Paul V. Maris, di- complalnt filed against you In thei rector of the state college extension above entitled cause within four service was chairman, and taken on weeks from the date of the first pub an auto tour through the Willam lication of this summons, and you ette valley to Tillamook, thence to will please take notice that If you fail Dundee, Springbrook, Portland and to appear and answer or otherwise Gresham and Hood River plead within said time, the plaintiff The cooperative marketing move for want thereof will apply to the ment is growing rapidly throughout court for the relief prayed for in ■ the country, according to the visi- plaintiff’s complaint, to-wit: I tors, and is rapidly taking on a That the defendants and each of ¡national aspect through federation them be required to disckwe t h e 1 of local or regional units. Thus the nature of their respective claims In ! National Milk Producers federation and to the following described real is composed of 43 units covering the C. Z. RANDALL, premises, to-wlt: entire country. Prediction was 47-5tc Attorney for Administratrix. All of Lot Six (6) in Block .F iv e! made that within comparatively few (5) In Richmond’s Addition to the | yeras the agricultural industry will City of Helix, Umatilla County,! turn to responsible heads of coopera- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Oregon, otherwise known as Lot tlves for Its natural leadership in In the County Court of the State of Six (6 ) in Block Five (5) of Hel governmental and other matters. Oregon for Umatilla County ix Richmond’s Addition, Oregon cooperatives were highly In the Matter of the Estate or in or to any part of said premises complimented by the specialists for of and subject the said claims to judi the thriving condition of their asso Ida Belle ParrlBh, Deceased. cial Investigation by this court, and ciations an,j especially for the evi Notice is hereby given that the that the same be determned by this dent cooperative Bpirlt of the com undersigned has been apointed ad court and for a decree of this court munities themselyes. This spirit, It ministrator of the estate of ida quieting the p lain tiff’s title to the was pointed out, is far more import Belle Parrish, deceased, and has real premises above described, and ant to success than legal contracts. qualified as the law directs. All per the whole thereof; and for a decree Incidentally Oregon hospitllty and sons having claims against said es- of this court that plaintiff is the sole scenery both came in for whole-soul tte are required to present the same owner of the real premises above des ed praise, the visitors saying both to me at the office of W. J. Warner, cribed and that neither the said de exceeded anything encountered else my attorney, In Hermiston, Oregon, fendants nor any of them have any where. with proper vouchers within six right, title, estate, llen or Iterest In months from the date hereof. or to said premises or any part there HEART DISEASE CAUSES Dated this 12th day of July, 1928, of, and for such other and further re DEATH OF HOOD RIVER MAN lief as to the court may seem meet RAYMOND E. PARRISH. Administrator. and equitable In the premises. W. H. Seearce, a resident of Hood You arte further notified that this River, died at the Hermiston hospital 45-5tc summons is served upon you by pub Tusday morning at 4 o’clock after an lication thereof once a week for four illness of a few hours that was NOTICE TO CREDITORS weeks in the Hermiston Herald pur caused by heart disease. While driv Notice Is hereby given that the suant to the order of the Honorable ing through town Monday evening County Court of Umatilla County, I. M. Schannep, judge of the County he became-ill and was taken to the Oregon has appointed J. W. Spencer Court of Umatilla County, made and hogplu| for treatment. The remains administrator of the estate of C. E. entered of record in the above en- j were taken charge by reiativcs Spencer, deceased. AU persons hav titled court and cause on the 21st day the following day. ing claims against said estate are of July, 1928. hereby notified to mail the same to The first publication of this sum Walenta Won’t Return said J. W. Spencer at Ixwtlne, Ore mons is made On the 26th day of Coach Walenta, ln charge of ath gon, or to Robert S. Eakln, attorney July, 1928. letics and teacher of chemistry and for administrator, at La Grande, Ore C. Z. RANDALL. gon, within six months from the first Attorney for Plaintiff physics in the Hermiston high school publication of this notice which is Postoffice address of C. Z. Randall, during the past year, will not return made on the 5th day of July. 1928. Box 755, Pendleton, Oregon. 47-5c to Hermiston for this school year, ac cording to word rcelvea by the local ROBERT S. EAKIN, school authorities a few days ago. He 44-5c Attorney for Administrator IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE asked to be relieved from his contract STATE OF OREGON FOR and Is said to plan entering the NOTICE TO CREDITORS UMATILLA COUNTY sheep business with his father. His In the County Court of the State of Yudeth E. Groom, Plaintiff, place has not yet been filled, Supt. of Oregon for Umatilla County. vs. Cherry said. In the Matter of the Estate Alfred L. Groom, Defendant. of 8UMMONS. Equity No. 4690. Harry M. Straw. Deceased. To Alfred L. Groom, the above Postoffics Tests Stamp Selling Device Notice ia hereby given that the named defendant: Los Angeles.- An automatic stamp undersigned has been apointed exe In the Name of the State of Ore selling and change-making machine, cutrix of the last will and testament gon You are hereby required to ap said to be the first of Its kina to be of Harry M. Straw, deceased, and has pear and answer the complaint filed used in this country, went into opera qualified as the law directs. All against you ln the above entitled tion for a four month te.it at the Los persons having claims against said Court and cause within four weeks Angeles postoffice last Friday. The estate are required to present the fr<Mn tha'date of the first publics machine handles coins up to a quarter. same to me at the office of W. J. thlg gtlmmon, t anrt „ you falI By pressing buttons, the customei Warner, my attorney, in Hermiston. g() appear an<) angwer for want gets the stamps desired and the cor Oregon, with proper vouchers within thereof the pla, ntlff w ,„ apply to rect amount coming ln change. six months from the date hereof. said Court for the relief prayed for Dated thia 19th day of July, 1928. ln her complaint on file in the above Blame Trainmen for 8. P. Wreck. PEARL A. STRAW entitled suit, to-wlt: for a decree San Francisco. — Four tralnmei 4<-5tc Executrix. forever dissolving the bonds of mat- were held responsible by a Southern IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE rimony now and heretofore existing Pacific board of Inquiry for tbs accl between plaintiff and defendant and i dent near Corteua, Cal., when the Cas STATE OF OREGON FOR THE ................................................... for an absolute divorce from defend-. cads Limited crashed Into the rear ol COUNTY OF UMATILLA Fred P. Oswald, Plaintiff. ant. and for the restoration of plain- a special train carrying prominent at ▼a. tiff's maiden name, to-wlt: Yudeth , toraeys from the American Bar aseo Martha E. Benson. Anna Watson. E. Kelley, and for such other and I elation convention at Seattle. Benjamin 8tanton. Frank Stanton, further relief as to equity and good' — —- . ■ — - Nellie Allison, and J. C. Allison, her conscience may seem meet. Hickman's Plea Is Refused. husband, Udney Richardson, Fred j This summons is served upon you- San Francisco.—Fate of William Richardson, Neva Richardson, also by publication thereof pursuant to Edward Hickman, slayer of Marian all other persona or parties unknown the order of the Honorable I. M. Parker, 12-year-old Los Angeles girl, claiming any right, title, estate, lien Schannep. Judge of the County Court was sealed when the Califoraia state or Interest in the real estate described of the State of Oregon for Umatilla! supreme court handed down a three In the complaint herein. Defendants. County, duly made and entered on I line decision denying him a rebearing the 1st day of August, 1928, dlreet-| of the appeal refused him a f ) w week* Equity No. 4309. SUMMONS. Ing that publication herein be made ago. / "i * JAMES L. SEARS, M. D. Physician and Snrgeon Office Phone 783. Res. Phone 71» Office in First National Bank Bid*. HAY FEVER HAS BEEN CURED AT THIS OFFICE DR. DAVID S. 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