THE HBBMlSTOir
OP Dobbin
W A L T E R M . P IE R C E G IVES
O horse, yon are a wonderful thing;
no button* to push, no borna to bonk;
you start yourself, no dutch to Blip;
no spark to miss, no gears to strip;
no license-buying every year, with
plates to screw on front and rear; no
gas bills climbing up eacb day, steal
ing tbe joy of mot’rtng aw ay; no speed
cop* chugging In your rear, yelling
summons In your ear.
Tour Inner
tubes are all O. K. and, bless your
heart, they stay that way; your spark
plugs never miss and fuss, the way
they do In some old bus. Your frame
is good for many a mile; your body
never changes style. Your wnnts are
few and easy met; you’ve something
on the auto y e t—American Forests
and Forest Life.
Stock Exchange Seat* Lower.
England Proposes to Ban Submarine*.
Blackpool, England.—Great Britain
New York.—A New York stock ex
proposed complete abolition of subma change membership was sold tor $470,-
W alter M. Pierce, ex-governor of rine! in consulting with Francs re 000. This 1* a drop of $5000 from th *
Oregon and present Democratic can garding further naval armament lim preceding sale and $10,000 from th *
dldate for representative from
the itation, Lord Coshendun, acting for record high price.
second district, was the principal eign secretary, revealed In an address
I speaker at an open meeting held In
here on th* Anglo-French naval ac Former Chief of American Legion Dio*
the auditorium In Hermiston Wednes cord. However, aa France would agree
Cleveland, O. — Brigadier-General
day evening, October 31. Mr. Pierce only to limitation of the larger ocean John R. McQuigg, national commander
confined his discussion principally to going underwater vessels, this was ao- of the American Legion In 1921, died
the situation and problems confront ceptad by Britain.
at his home here. H e had oeen ill
Ing the farmer.
a year.
The Hermiston address was the
first of a series of appearances which
— T R Y T H E H E R A L D W A N T ADS—
Mr. Pierce w ill
make throughout
U m atilla county during
the
next
week. On Thursday, November 1, he
w ill be In Echo, Umapine, Freewater
NO TIC E
and M ilton. Friday the schedule calls
Notice
la
hereby
given
tNat
the
M ayor and City Council of th e C ity of
for addresses at Weston, Athena, Hel
Hermiston, U m atilla County, Oregon, w ill meet at the City Council Cham
lx, Adams and Pilot Rock.
A meet
ing at the court house In Pendleton ber« in said City, Wednesday. November 21, 1928, at 8 o’clock P. M.,
at 7:46 Monday evening w ill conclude for the purpose of reviewing the follow ing estim ate* and budget for the
year 1929, at which tlm « and place the follow ing estimates and budget
his campaign.
may be discussed w ith the Levying Board.
The total amount of money needed by said city for the year 1929 1* esti
Ue C irle
mated In th« following Budget:
Bessie spent ten cents of her own
C IT Y OF H E R M IS T O N B U D G ET
money to take her brother to see a
picture show. “Mamma,” said she,
E S T IM A T E D E X P E 1 tiTTURES
"couldn’t I take baby Jackie with me
ITE M S —
next time I go?”
Salaries L ib rarian ................................. $ 310.00
“Why, what do yon want to take an
Salaries, Janitor ..................................
4 r».0tr
eight-months-old baby to a motion pic
Miscellaneous ..........................................
10
ture for?” inquired her mother.
“Well,” said Bessie defensively. “If
I've got to take him sometime, I'd
Total ......................................................_
1500.00
rather take him now before he gets Interest on W arrants
100.00
big and expensive."
Street Improvement (Special)
500.00
Street Fund
500.00
G E N E R A I. F U N D :
Salary C ity Recorder...........................
6f
Salary City Treasurer
160.00
Salary City Attorney
120 00
Turkeys, year old, .12 lbs. up No. 1
Salary City Police
1300.00
birds, live............................ 28 it» 30c
Salary City H ealth Officer
120.00
Turkeys, year old 12 lbs. up. No. 1
L ib rary Expense
165.00
birds, dressed ... ......
36 to 40c
Street Lights
1210.00
Turkeys, ’28 hatch 12 lbs. up. No. 1
F ire Department
300.00
birds, live ......... .......... 31 to 33c
Miscellaneous
480.00
Turkeys, ’28 hatch., 12 lbs. up, No. 1
ADDRESS IN H E R M IS TO N
Joseph N. Scott
— FOR—
JOINT REPRESENTATIVE
22nd D IS T R IC T
U M A T IL L A A N D MORROW COUNTIES
Candidate for Re-Election
For State B uilden
They who preach patience to the
peoples as the sole remedy for the 111*
by which they are oppressed, or who
while they admit the necessity of a
contest, would yet leave the Initiative
to be taken by their rulers, do not, to
my thinking, understand the state of
things coming upon us. . . .
It is
not enough to precipitate a monarchy
Into a gulf; the gulf must be closed
up, and a durable edifice erected on
Its site.—From "Faith and the Fu
ture,” by MazzInL
DEM O CR ATIC T IC K E T
(Paid Adv.)
Bounties From Ore. Rivers
When Paeteurization Fail»
The value of the pasteurization
process as applied to milk has been
questioned from time to time and It
is undoubtedly true that for one rea
son or another, the operation does not
always seem to be entirely satisfac
tory In the results. Somewhat recent
ly It has been discovered that milk
'left uncooled between milking and
pasteurization for a period of about
four hours contains a large percent
age of organisms that resist the pas
teurizing process, while milk cooled
and held to below 60 degrees Fahren
heit until It reaches the pasteurizer
contains relatively few of these heat-
. resisting organisms.
Oregon rivors offer unsurpassed scenic beauty, the zest of sport
and the challenge of adventure.
For our practical well-being, Oregon rivers give us food and game
fish.
BU T IN M O DERN C IV IL IZ A T IO N F IS H A R E T H E LEAST
OF T H E R IV E R ’S G IFTS.
PRODUCE Wanted
FRO M T H E 7 R IV E R S COME
W A T E R FOR M IN IN G
W A T E R FOR IR R IG A T IO N
W A T E R FOR M A N U F A C T U R E
W A T E R FOR L U M B E R IN G
W A T E R FOR C O M M U N ITIE S
H Y D R O -E L E C T R IC PO W ER.
Vote NO
X
X
X
X
Sun Doge
“Sun dogs" are mock suns, appear
ing In the form of a bright light near
the sun, usually tinged with the pris
matic colors and sometimes having a
luminous train. Two or more are
generally seen at the same time In
connection with solar halos. They are
popularly called “sun dogs” because
they are attendent on or followers of
the sun. They are really optical Illu
sions and are known scientifically as
"parhelia." The Images are due to
the prismatic reflection of the rays of
light through Ice crystals formed in
the upper atmosphere.
309
311
313
315
Shall We Tie Up
Four Great Rivers
The aim of the water and fish bills
is to prohibit the use of w ater from
the DESCHUTES, M cK E N Z IE , U M P
QUA and ROGUE rivers and their
tributaries for "any purpose whatso
ever,” except fish propogatlon, cover
ing one-fourth of the state and one-
h a lf the undeveloped w ater power.
T H E S E BILLS STONP D E V E L O P M E N T A N D PROGRESS.
VOTE NO
League in Opposition to W ater and Fish Bills.
Eugene, Oregon
J. E. Shelton, Pres.,
(Paid Adv.)
N e a rly a T raged y
H l* absent-mindedness had got him
Into such an unfortunate mlz-up that
he resolved to end It all. He care
fully stuffed the keyhole, the wludow
cracks, and then threw himself upon
tbs bed.
Next morning, when he did not ap
pear for breakfast, they went upstair*
and smashed the door. They found
him snoring. He bad forgotten to
turn on the gasi
— R EA D T H B W A N T ADR—
Christmas
Cards
New Stock
1 he Herald
birds, dressed .................. 37 to 41c
Capons, No .1 birds, live, 6 lbs. up,
lly e ...................................... so to 3 »
Capons, No. 1 birds, live, 6 lbs. up,
dressed ................................ 36 to 38c
Hens, heavy col., live ____ 26 to 26c
Hens, Med., live,...................... ........ 20c
Hens, light, live.................. 16 to 17c
Geese, young live, live .... 19 to 22c
Ducks, young Pekin, live.... 20 to 23c
Lambs, fancy lig h t ............. 20 to 22c
Be e f .........................According to Grade
Hogs,.top blockers ............. 13 to 14c
Veal, fancy top ................................ jg c
Veal, med. and Heavy........ 15 to 17c
The above is the trend of the market.
W e w ant poultry of all kinds; the
price on turkeys w ill not be any high
er this year than last and a good
chance of a lower m arket a* there are
more birds. Ship me your poultry.
Nelson Produce Co.
Wholesale Commission Merchants
161 F ro n t St., Portland, Oregon
T otal ..... .......................... .
W ATER FUND:
Salary Superintendent
Labor Miscellaneous
Power Electric
New Pipe Payments
Interest on Bonds
Miscellaneous
4395.00
1500.00
200.00
1400.00
800.00
1500.00
100.00
T otal ......................
Grand Total ...................
Estimated Receipts:
W ater System
Lioenses, fees, fines
5500.00
$11495.00
6500.00
160.00
5650.00
Amount Necessary by Taxation
5845.00
W e the undersigned Chairman and Secretary of the Budget Committee
of the C ity of Hermiston, thereby certify th at the foregoing Is correct as
made by said Budget Committee.
B. S. K IN G S L E Y , Chairman.
(8 -2 tc )
W . L. H A M M , Cecretary.
ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET
CITY OF HERMISTON
fe-;
Budget Allowance
Expenditures for Three Fiscal Year*
next preceding tjie Last Year.
4«
ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 14
Thia original estimate Is made In compliance w ith seotlon 231-A of the school laws of 1S21 and show* in
parallel column* the u n it cost* of the several services, materials ana supplies for the three fiscal years next
preceding the current year, the detail expenditures for the last one of said three preceding fiscal years and
ihs budget allowances and expenditures for six months of the current year.
( “Six months of the current
year” means six months of the last school year.)
E X P E N D IT U R E S
ITEM
Expenditure and
Budget Allowance
for 8 mo. of
L ast Behool Year
R« Urna ted
E xpendi
tures for
thooniuihfr
8e bool Year
PERSONAL S E R V IC E ;
1. Superintendent ............................ t...
2. Principals .................................
•
1................................................... .
7-at 1125 .........................................
5. Teachers, 1......................... ..
4. J a n ito rs .................................... „
6. Clerk and bond.......................
T otal— Personal Services* .... ...
M A T E R IA L S A N D SUPPLIES :
1. F urnitu re (desks, etc) .........
2. Supplies (chalk, e tc )......... .
6. Janitor's supplies ................ ..
7. Fuel ................................... .........
8. L ig h t .............. ................ ...........
9. W ater ............ „ ..........................
10. Postage and statloneory .............
T otal— M aterial and Supplies .............
M A IN T E N A N C E and R E P A IR S :
Buildings and grounds......................
Buildings and grounds......................
T o ta l— Maintenance and Repairs...
IN D E B TE D N E S S :
1. Bonded and interest thereon.......
2. W arran t and Interest thereon...
Total— Indebtedness .............................. .
TR A N SPO R TA TIO N OF PU P IL S :
$1200.00
1350.00
7875.00
7876.00
945.00
840.00
150.00
12360.00
300.00
300.00
700.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
1600.00
(
50J5.00
340.00
75.00
160.00
230.00
318.00
76.00
79.00
100.00
85.00
45.00
690.00
87.00
96.00
1598.00
176.00
173.00
220.00
2780.00
4000.00
6780.00
1780.00
1780.00
1600.00
260.00
1780.00
46.50
3110.00
The following is a fu ll and complete
classified summary of
Indebted***
of the C ity o f Hermiston:
Outstanding W a te r B o n d * ___ ____ _
Outstanding W a r r a n t * _____ _____ _
Outstanding W arran ts Street ta p .....
Outstanding W a rra n t* H u rlb u rt Ave.
Outstanding W arran ts Gladys Ave.__
1136.20
2401.31
•
110.00
300.00
800.00
23840.00
1610.71
>00.00
1800.00
300.00
74.00
T o ta l— Miscellaneous .......................
G R A N D T O T A L .................... ........
23310.00
250.00
500.00
8T.00
Total— Insurance .............................
M ISCELLANEO US:
$ 600.0011200.00
72.00
115.00
105.00
250.00
210.00
177.01
3
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a
o
•3 g u “
L IB R A R Y :
Salaries L ib ra rian ..... .... .....
Salaries Janito r .......................
Miscellaneous —........................
Total .......................................
IN T E R E S T ON W A R R A N T S :
Street Improvement (S p l.) ..
Street F u n d ................................
GENERAL FUND :
Salary C ity Recorder ...............
Salary City Treasurer ............
Salary C ity A ttorney ............
Salary City Police ....... ...........
Salary C ity H ealth O fficer ...
Street lights ........................................
F ire Department ______ ________
Micellaneous .......................... .... .....
Total .............. ..... _
.... .............
W ATER FUND:
Salary S u p e rin te n d e n t__ ........__
Labor M iscellaneous...... ___ ...........
Power Electrie ..................................
New Pipe Payments __ _____ _____
Interest on Bonds _____________
Miscellaneous________ - . . _________
T o t a l_____ ____ ______ __________
Grand T o t a l___________ __ ______
E S T IM A T E D R E C E IP T S :
W ater System ______________ _____
License Fees and Fine*.___ ____ ___
Amount Necessary by Taxation ____
«*»
22355.00
u
s i
i a 5 3
« £ ►
»
rearlv
1350.00
7875.00
6085.00 945.00
340.00 650.00
75.00 150.00
12200.00
1
j h
Exp'nditure Bod. Allow.
d,toU
781.00
Total— Transportation of Pupils
IN S U R A N C E :
Detailed Ex-
pendituret for
Allow-
$ .600.00
«1
Estimated Expendi
ture* for ensuing
year.
Expenditure« for I Fletei r ex
n ex t precedine laet eekeel rr.
------------
Expen-
dltuie
In detail
IT E M S
166.35
D o t a l ___ .....—
I, R. A. Brown son. do hereby certify that the above estimate of expenditures for the year 1928-1929
prepared by me and that the expenditure* and budget allowances for six months of the current year ang the
expenditures for the three flees! ynxrs next preceding the current year
shown above hav* been com *11-
ed from the record* In my charge nng are true and correct copies thereof.
>-2te
R . A, BROWNSON. District Clerk.
t
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360.00
40.00
200.00
180.00 180.00
20.00 20.00
124.55 100.00
124.55 300.00
60.00
750.00
165.55 275.00
600.00
100.0
500.00
500.00
600.00
100.00
940.00
1300.00
120.00
>60.00
41.00
1500.00
200.00
1400.00
800.00
1500.00
100.00
780.00
618.45
517.70
867.30
1289.05
6650.00
6660.00
4017.11
810.00
190.00
690.00
900.00
750.00
1620.00
83.63
617.75
1409.50
900.00
2735.34
735.00
1560.00
285.06
166.29
3317.81 3250.00 7646.56
6771.26 7750.00 12037.20 5931.65
5500.00
11100.00
'i
764.15
300.00 300.00 600.00
49.98 50.00 100.00
70.00 120.00 240.00
616.00 650.00 1283.97
60.00 60.00 120.00
412.15 480.00 914.89
176.31 100.00 349.36
121.36 290.00 265.16
1970.35 3126.00 3873.40 4290.10
300.00
480.00
$500.00
150.00
360.00
40.00
199.63
599.63
6125.11
is. !
’.U
I T H '!
$35000.00
660.15
1460.01
5*1 .0 0
2711.00
n
. I
|3 0 « « 4 . IB
I. C. W . Kellogg, do hereby certify th a t th * shove estimât« of expenditure« f r the year 1020. bndm t
allowances for the firs t six month of current year and expenditure* for the three flacal
year* next pre-
ceding the current year and summary of indebtedness aa shown above, have been compiler from th * record*
In my charge and to tba bant of my knowledge are true and correct.
C. W . KELLOGG. City Recorder, H «rm l*toa, Oregon.