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NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING ration matters followed by the an Notice Is Hereby Given that under nual banquet. Governor I. L. Pat Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of School District No. 14 f Published «very Thursday at Her and by virtue of a writ of excutlon Umatilla County. State of Oregon, that a School Meeting of said district J. A. BIRCHFIEI1) CLOSES terson will address the congress miston, Umatilla County, Oregon by OUT HIS BUSINESS HERE that day. The final day will be used Issued out of the Circuit Court of the will be held at the school house on the 17th day of November, 1928, at 2 Joseph S. Harvey, editor and man for a combined discussion of prob- iState of Oregon In and for the County o'clock in the afternoon for the purpose of discussing the budget hereln- a*er. J. A. Birchfield, owner and man lems of settlement and use of project •of Umatilla, under the seal thereof, pft^n se( out with the levying board, and to vote on the proposition and to me directed and delivered up of levying a special district tax. Entered aa second d ase matter ager of the Family Wardrobe, is lands. on a Judgment and decree rendered The total amount of money needed by the said school district during Deoember, lk06, at the peatofflce at closing out his business here in Her miston this week after operating the and entered in sa ij court on the 1st the fiscal year beginning on June 30, 1928, and ending June 30. 1929. is A Testimonial Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. clothing establishment for some ten "When I was a youngster I could not day of October, 1928, In favor of estimated in the following budget and includes the amount, to be recelv -.1 months. A representative of a I spit over my chin. However, since us ¡Nicholas Codd as plaintiff, and from the county school fund, elementary school fund, special district, tfl Subscription Hates wholesale clothing house was in town ing your selected long leaf chewing ¡against J. W. Spencer s administra and all other money, of the district: One Tear ------------ ._------- ------ fl.O t for a few days the first part of the tobacco, I can spit all over it.” tor of the Estate of C. E. Spencer, Sts Months----------------- _____ 21.00 week checking over the remaining Deceased, as defendant,, whereby the BUDGET stock preparatory to taking it over. We hear this week why a certain plaintiff did recover a personal de ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES “To thine own self be true, and it Mr. Birchfield came to Hermiston girl was nicknamed "Catsup" by her cr.e against the defendant J. W. must follow as the night the day, from Enterprise last December and PERSONAL SERVICE: acquaintances. "She’s pure, but ar Spencer a8 Administrator of the es No. Salary per year thou canst not then be false to any has been in business since that time. tificially colored," one of her friends tate of C. E. Spencer, Deceased, for man.” 1. Superintendent l 21200.00 He and Mrs. Birchfield will probably explained. jthe sura of 84,000.00, with interest 2. Principals l 1350.00 return to Enterprise as soon as his ' thereon at the rate of 8 per cent 3. Teachers 7 1125 7875.00 business is completely settled here to I per annum from the 15th day of 1 945 945.00 look after interests in Union county. April. 1926, the further e. ¿28.71 4. Janitors 1 840.00 Mr. Birchfield wbb obliged to leave with Interest thereon ai the rate of 5. Clerk and Bond 150.00 Hermiston on account of poor health. • 8 per cent per annum from July 14th The high school party held last Total 212360. o 1927, the (urther sum of 2350.00 at Saturday night was a success. Every torney’s fees, and the costs and dis CALL ISSUED FOR MEET REPUBLICAN NOMINEE one was dressed In a Hallowe'en mas AND SUPPLIES bursements of this suit taxed at MATERIALS OF RECLAMATION BODIES 2. Supplies (chalk, erasers, etc.) querade costume. Miss Thompson. 300.00 222.60, and whereby it was decreed 6. Janitor’s supplies Marian Henderson, Ruth Beusel and 300.00 that the mortgage dated the 15th The annual meeting of the Oregon FOR 7. Fuel Dorothy Hitt played the piano alter 700.00 day of April, 1920, executed by C. E. 8. Lights nately for dancing. They were ac Reclamation Congress will be In Sal 100.00 Spencer, now deceased, to plaintiff, 9. Water companied by Edmund Briggs and em this year on November 14, 15 and 100.00 upon the following described real 10. Postage, stationery and printing Miss Kern. The sophomores initiat 16. A call for the meeting with a 100.00 property In Umatilla County, Oregon, Total ed the freshmen. Refreshments were tentative program, has been issued 1600. 0 to-wit: served at 10:30 and the party broke by Dr. W. L. Powers, secretary of the MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS; The Northwest Quarter of the congress and hea<j of the state col up at 11 o'clock. Total Northwest Quarter and the West 600.50 lege soils department. OF IUHATILLA COUNTY INDEBTEDNESS: Half of the Northwest Quarter of Serious consideration will again be The boiler Inspector visited the 1. Bonded, an<j interest thereon 2780.00 the Southwest Quarter of the Hermiston public school last Friday given the problem of rehabilitating 2. Warrats, and interest theron 4000.00 Northwest Quarter of Section T pledge myself to honestly and and because of this the soot box had the distressed reclamation projects of Too tai Thirty-three, Township 5 North of 6780.00 to be cleaned. Mr. Cook let the fire this state, according to Dr. Powers. economically enforce all laws without Range- 29, E. W. M., in Umatilla TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS isoo . ct For that and other reasons it Is de go down Thursday and the building fear or favor, and to give night ser County, Oregon, was too cold Friday morning to con sirable that every district have repre ' 300.u0 vice without extra cost to the tax which mortgage wag recorded On th . INSURANCE sentatives at the session. tinue with the school. 16th day of April, 1920, at page 151 The opening day of the session payers." MISCELIANEOUS: of book 7o Records of Mortgages In 3. Audit of clerk’s books 500.*-0 The chemistry class held a debate will be devoted to the drainage sec (Paid Adv.) the office of the County Recorder of Total 223,840.' October 26. The question was. Re tion of the congress, while the sec- Umatilla County, Oregon, should be ------ solved, That capital punishment ESTIMATED RECEIPTS forclosed end the said real property should not be abolished lp the United sold by tlse Sheriff of Umatilla From county school fund during coming school year 3095.00 States. The affirmative consisted of County Oregon, to satisfy said Judg From state school fund during the coming school year 630.00 Earl Grigg and Clifford Jenkins, the nunt and 11 costs; therefore I will on From elementary school fund during the coming school negative, Billy Felthouse and Mar- year the 10th day of November, A. D 2930.00 Jan Henderson. The affirmative won Estimated amunt to be received from all other sources 1928, at the hour of 2 o’clock P. M 6 to 2. during the coming school year; union high school it the front door of the court house PORTLAND, rent in the City of Pendleton, Umatilla 1350.00 The following pupils of the sixth ’ OREGON Total estimated receipts, not Including prposed tax County, Oregon, sell all the right 8005.00 grade have received their Palmer ! title, Interest and estate which the Method pins: Jack Reeves, Neva Rich said C. E. Spencer and said defend 15.835.00 ards, Sylvia Shutter, Eddle Parsons, $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 In Premiums $ 18th A n n u il Exposition ants, and all persons claiming and RECAPITULATION combines 10 com plete shows in one—Livestock Show; Dairy* Margnret Earnheart, Donna Bishop, Land and Manufacturer«’ Products Shown Sheep Show» W o o l and M o h air to claim by, through or under them Total estimated expenses for the year 23840.00 Bruce Follett, Ruth Winn, Ruth Show; Industrial Exposition; Fox Show; Boys' ana Girls’ C lub W o r k Exhibits or any of them, had on the 15th day Total estimated receipts not including proposed tax a r d Am erica’s greatest Horse Show. Covers 10 acres exhibiting m illions of 8005.00 Davis, Mildred Phelps, Archie Mc dollars w orth o f finest pure bred B eef and D a iry Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Hogs, of April, 1920, or since then have Total indebtedness of District No. 14 is as follows: Goats and Foxes. Attendance each year exceeds 120,000 persons. Coy, Edna Turnblad, Faith Wilson, O regon, Novem ber 3-10. Reduced Fares A U Transportation Lines. had, or now have, in and to the above Total bonded indebtedness 26000.00 Aldrudc Beletski, June Dahlman, described real property and every Total warrant indebtedness 22403.12 George Suhs, Jean Cherry, Margaret part thereof, at public auction to the Dated this 22nd day of October. McMullen, Chester Dyer, Floyd Pierce highest bidder for cash In hand, the Attest: October 22, 1928 Mirlan Swurner, and Ernestine Sul proceeds of such sale to be applied livan. R. A. BROWNSON, F. B. SWAYZE, in satisfaction of said executioneand District Clerk. all costs. Board of Directors. Each Blxth grade pupil made an Dated this 9th day of October, A 7-2tc original Hallowe'en poster. D. 1928. R. T. COOKINGHAM Mrs. Durfey ‘has given a window Sheriff of Umatilla County .Oregon box and flowers to the sixth grade. (6-5tc) By Vera Case, Deputy Tom Gurdane SCHOOL NOTES S H E R IF F /// & J -IO, The eighth grade wish that they had a map that was printed after the war. Jane Harris wa, out of school last week on account of lnfluensa. Burnett Cols and Darrel Cole of Molalla visited the fifth grade Mon day. To the 5000 who daily become owners of the new Ford car . The first grade is to have a Hallo-' w een party Wednesday. Debate tryouts for the high school team were held last Thursday. Three members of the faculty acted as judges. Each person trying out was to give a five minute argumentative talk. All speeches were very good. Members of the last year team show ed considerable improvement. Wal ther Ott, Marda Hannan, Morris Pierson unj Jane Warner wene chos en for the regular team, Floyd Mc Mullen and Grace Rodda as alter nates. MINNEHAHA LOCALS Chester Harris is raising his house, and has excavated for a full cement j basement. The work of cement mix ing is now under way. C, M. Jackson's fine chicken house is completed and his hens are cack ling over their superior home. Several visitors have made the trip to the farm to inspect this model poultry house which is the last word In up to date poultry housee. W Selttng who bought the Wat son farm has built a new house ami hie family Is now st home In our neighborhood. As Is customary this time of year the wild geese are honking "beware of Matott!" I*ah Harris, granddaughter of C. E. Harris, has enrolled in the fourth grade of our school. Herbert Steltlng has recently en tered the fifth grade of school. The Hallowe'en »arty given the primary pupils Friday afternoon wm enjoyed by all. The upper grade pupils are antici pe» log an ertjoalHe offrir In their W E R E P A IR RUPTURESHIELD SH O ES Expert Coming To PENDLETON FOR THE WHQLE FAMILY AND Your needs in everything On Welnesday aijd Thursday October 31 - November 1 USE MODERN MAHCINERY AND that is necessary to com plete your golf outfit. THE BEST OF MATERIALS. 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Come in and give our line the “once over.” BOWMAN SHOE SHOP H IT T When Farmers Co-operate When farmer co-operate to btain better prices fr their produce, rich corporations use various methods to intimidate them and belittle their efforts. Thg is sometimes done by creating false prices for the commod ity at stake. The only farm relief a fanner can expect is the relief he can get by his own effort, chiefly thru co-operative marketing. We wish to commend the signers of the cream pool. They are stick ing tight 100 per cent. Co-operate and insure better prices — stick together or get etuck. Hermiston Creamery Co. — READ THE WANT ADS— F ord M otor C ompany We Have Anticipated
