THE HEBMISTOK HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
Stye IjrrmiBtun ìjeralò
earn report should not be approved,
the adm inistrator discharged, h is
The toucher hail told the children to
«|>cali nt ilieu fai her and mother as bondamen exhonorated an^ the estate
their (lan-nts, and not as daddy and closed.
Dated this 29th day of November,
nniile*r o n e day she asked the class,
“Now whul relation are your father 1928.
mid niulhei to you?*'
ROBERT O. HORNING,
A Hide girl replied: "1 know, my 13-Stc
Adm inistrator.
tuilici la M illed to me by marriage
Knew the Relationship
Published every Thursday at Hermiston, Um atilla County, Oregon, by J.
M. B iggs. Editor and Manager.
Entered a8 Second Class Matter December, 1906, at the postoffice at Her-
mlston, Umatilla County, Oregon.
Subscription Sates
One Year .................................................................................................................. $2.00
'T il my mother by homage."
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THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
INDUSTRIES MINUS FACILITIES
STATE OF OREGON FOR
UMATILI
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waaii. A COUNTY
The shipment of three full carloads of tu rkeys from in the matter of the E state of
Hermiston last week brought rather forcibly to mind the J acob L- 8tork- deceased.
otice to creditors.
fact that the Hermiston project is developing an indus- N N otice
is hereby given that the
^ « .P ^ P O rtio n S . Another feet was also call- undersigned
unuers.gned has
ha« been
been appointed
appointed b3
by
e a to the attention of those who observed the process of the abovq entitled court administra
shipping—the inadequate warehousing facilities for the tor °f th«> above entitled estate, and
proper handling of the birds.
¡that he ha» qualified as the law dir-
In all probability, future shipments will be of even ect8, A”. per8On8 hav,nK claims
greater size With this condition facilities must be i n - j X * £ X t o ml .T ^ o r n “
creased, or the shipping point for the turkeys of this and of my attorney s. a Loweii. Despam
the surrounding communities will no longer be at Her- Block- Pendleton, Oregon, within six
miston but some nearby town where adequate facilities ,nonlhg from th' date hereof, with
proper vouchers.
are available. This loss to Hermiston can be a v o id e d ,/"
^
Dated this 12 day of December,
and will be, if Hermistonians arouse themselves to the 192«.
realization of just what this industry means to the com-'
ROBERT F. THOMPSON,
15-5tc
munity and town.
Administrator
The amount received in actual cash for the turkeys
shipped last week is doubly significant when it is regard- IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
in the light of the fact that turkeys have been grown on STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
- the project commercially but two or three years. Those
county of umatula
three carloads of birds, comprising only one pool of the in the Matter of the Estate
season, yielded to the gorwers something over $25,000
°l
in cash. This tu rkey proposition, we must keep in mind, LllciU8 0. coiman, Deceased,
represents only one of the several industries which project Not,ce to cred,,or8-
farmers are developing on an extensive scale. Poultry The Ul,der8|£"ed’ by order of th<
raising, the production of commercial eggs v eg etab les!,"T . CS , ; ' “ ’. S " S X
and innumeiable other things are to be considered in the been appointed adm inistrator with the
general survey.
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■ of - the E - state of Luc
will
annexed,
Would a cold storage plant in this community be a worth ius C. Colman, Deceased, and having
while project? We believe it would, and we likewise qualified as such;
is Hereby Given to all per
have a faint suspicion that construction of such a plant, sons N otice
having claim s against said Es
either by local or outside capital, will offsett any possi tate to present them, with the pro
bility of Hermiston losing out as a major shipping point per vouchers, w ithin six months fron
the date of th is notice to said Ad
for turkeys and other produce.
NEWS AND MORE NEWS
m lnistrator at his office at Room 24
Stangler Building, Pendleton, Ore
gun.
Dated November 22, 1928.
C. Z. RANDALL.
Administrator, w ith the W ill A nnex
ed, of the E state of Lucius C. Col
man. Deceased.
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Murders, accidents, fires, divorces, scandals, marriages,
banquets, robberies, booze parties, joy rides, police
courts, collisions, elections, bandits, bullets, romances,
alimony, beauty contests, street brawls, movie contracts,
hurricanes, shipwrecks, inventions, distinguished guests,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
prize fights, dance marathons, flag pole sitters, execu Notice is hereby given that the
tions, duels, earthquakes, non-stop flights, air raids and undersigned has been appointed ad
m lnistrator of the estate of Erneet
floods.
deceased, in the County
The a b t ’’e i" g e tc ro :. ’y and solicitously offered to aii Stricker,
Court in the S tate of Oregon, for
who long p t a r.cw.ier p 'n er. Let him who would have Umatilla County. All persons having
the Heiald be s.xh a pap; r, clip the above list and at the claim s against the said estate are
first h npc; ag anyways ..ear approximating such news, hereby required to present such
phone 51. O”> eacord .nought it is advised that the volun claim s duly verfied, and w ith propei
vouchers attached, to the undersign
teer news gati. rer not wait for the unexpected and im- ed
at the office of Raley, Raley &
irobable but lust call us up when Aunt Jemima drops in Warner,
in the F irst National Bank
or her annual three months’ visit, or cousin Charlie leaves Building, In Pendleton, Oregon, w ith
for a little trip to the city.
in six months from date of this not
i
The editor of the Morning Astorian knew his stuff when
he sent a box of Dellmoor cranberries grown on the Clat
sop plains to the editor.. They blend well with our tur
keys. We would like to return a Hermiston fatted bird,
but we need more advertising in the east
Neckties—-Neckties—Neckties—Neckties—Yes, dad al
ways gets it in the neck at Christmas time.
Big profits in - liquor
market. Headline. The man who
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goes I nome at 3 ~ A. M. catches the racket—the undertaker
the profit.
ice, the same being dated and publish
ed the first time this 6th day of
December, 1928.
THOS. J. KEATING.
Administrator o f the estate of Ernest
Stricker, deceased.
Raley. Raley & Warner, A. S. Cooley
and John F. K ilkenny, Attorneys
for Administrator,
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IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THT
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF U M A T TT.T.A
In the Matter of the E state
of
Cora E tta Gurdane, Deceased.
Now all together, Let’s knock the knock out of the Notice to Creditors.
knockers.
The Undersigned, by Order of the
County Court of the State of Oregon,
'or the County of Um atilla, having
Buy Christmas seals and help fight tuberculosis.
been appointed Administrator of the
Estate o f Cora Etta Gurdane. Deceas
fore Thanks g iv ln - and was a suc- ed and having qualified as such:
vesa. We put on the plays m ostly by
Notice Is Hereby Given to all per
ourselves. The two dramatic clubs sons having claim s against said Es
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practiced nearly every day at noon tate to present them w ith the
Irene and B etty Challis are now and recesses anil took very little of proper vouchers, w ithin six months
pupils In the second grade.
school time. Mr. Warner would go from the date o f this n stice to said
around w atching one club and then Administrator at the office of his at
The first grade is goin g to have a another. We were a little over tw oH om ey, C, Z, R andall, at Room 24,
Crlstma« program in their room on weeks In g ettin g the program ready iStangler B uilding, Pendleton, Oregon
Thursday, December 20, at 2 o ’clock. to put on
Dated November 22, 1928.
We want to thank the people very
T. B. GURDANE,
The high arliool rarnlval has been much for their abandonee amt the|A dm inistrator of the E state of Cora
extra ino-iey they g ive us for the F'tta Gurdane. Deceased
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postponed until after Christmas,
candy.
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The boys andh girls high school
By Vivian Kane NOTICE OF HEARING UPON FINAL
basketball teams Intenj to play the
-
REPORT
town teams Friday evening.
LEAGUE MEETING
In the County Court of the State of
We postponed our League meet in; ,
®reR°n for Umatilla County,
The sixth grad« •» studying how to until the first Friday in th is month. "
P
" ° f ,h e Es‘ate
make telegrams.
he off her» gave wriUeu reports t J L
.
®f „ ~
e h a t they have been doing
T|J Ed^ r A-
The sixth grade Is g ettin g ready hoys ehose basketball as their next!
?
* *’ hereby
that the
for Christmas and It m aking wood W
M gnu
ana *be
the girls
girls are
are undecided.
undecided
undersigned adm inistrator of the
t«nw
toys.
We have starte a hig co n llsst be tate of Edgar A. Smith, deceaaed. has
filed his --------
final ,ne
report-w
tween the Crimsons and Grays
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t ie rs ith the Clerk
The eighth grade Is going to start now have a double sta ff of officers 7 tb \ “ boVe e n ,liled Cbur‘ •" « th8t
playing basketball during t h , noou in d are racing to see which does the ^ 7 ' .
'M"'’ C° ',T‘ b”
hour next week.
most and best work
'*d Sa‘"rday, the 2>th day of Deeent-
By Eunice W oughter., *” r'
1 " 'lo ck In the after
noon as the time, and the rooms of
WRATZWAT
T he S e v e n th
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J. G lea rso n . manager of the Black House at Pendleton. Umatilla County
Vol. I
Hermiston. Dee. 13
No. 6 and W hite garage, states that h l, lly - Oregon, as the place when and where
vis motor oil sales Is shout 90 per-hearing Is to be had thereon.
All
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