THE HEBMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
I w ill receive a Rem ington award cer
tificate th is month. Harold wrote
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' 31 words a m inute and Edward 35
Published every Thursday at Herm iston, U m atilla County, Oregon, by J. (words or the same length of time.
M. Biggs, Editor and Manager.
She ijermtetnu iieralö
said report should not he approved,
the adm inistrator discharged, his
bondsmen exhonorated and the estate
closed.
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Dated th is 28th day of November,
1928.
Entered »s Second Class Matter December, 1906, at the postoffice at Her
Jane Harris left the fifth grade to
ROBERT O. HORNING,
miston, Umatilla County, Oregon.
go to school in Cold Springs.
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Administrator.
YESTERDAY
and
Subscription S ate,
One Year ....
Six Months
»2.00
THE SAME CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
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County Court of the State of Oregon
for the County of U m atilla, having
been appointed adm inistrator w ith the
w ill annexed, of the E state of Luc
ills C. Colman, Deceased, and having
qualified as such;
N otice Is Hereby Clven to all per
sons having claim s against said Ee
tate to present them , with the pro
per vouchers, w ithin six months iron
the date of th is notice to said Ad
m inlstrator at his office at Room 24
Slangier Building, Pendleton, Orc
<pn.
Dated November 22, 1928.
C. Z. RANDALL,
Administrator, w ith the W ill Annex
ed. of the E state of Lucius C. Col
man, Deceased.
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NORTHWEST’S GAIN
The United States senate has passed the Boulder Dam
bill at a cost of $165,000,000. It has approved the bill
without the provision forbidding its construction unless
there is a contract for the sale of power. It has acted
without waiting for the several states to settle their argu
ments which are directly affected by the water storage,
reclamation and hydro-electric features of the project...
The Boulder Dam is a victory for the West, and it ap
pears that the senate no longer intends the west to be
treated as a distant province deprived of its needed de
velopments, nor can it be inferred that the senate approv
ed this costly enterprise as a favor to the southwest. The
arguments that passed the Boulder Dam bill are the argu
ments that will construct the less costly and as necessary
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Umatilla Rapids project for the Northwest as well as
other major projects that are under way, in as much as Notice is hereby given that thi
has been appointed ad
the Boulder Dam b C > most difficult and costly of a.i. undersigned
mlnistrator of the estate of Ernes
With tho leadership hat Oregon has at Washington, Stricker, deceased, in the Count;
D. C., wo f>ouid façl a ..imilar confidence and expect a Court in the State of Oregon, fo
suniirr vi iicarion in an ouncing the victory of the U m atilla County. A ll persons bavin
U irrtu b P- i f i ” . It c o r" ires favorably with the Bould- claim s against the said estate an
hereby required to present sucl
ri dam in povr?, flood control and reclamation, with claims
duly verfled. and w ith prope
the added d . ig-uon from the Snake river to the ocean; vouchers attached, to the undersign
also the Boulder Dam cost of construction amounts to ed at the office of Raley, Raley
$165,000,000, as compared to the proposed cost of $45,- Warner, In the First N ational Banl
Building, In Pendleton, Oregon, with
000,000 for the Umatilla Rapids project.
In six months from date of th is not
If power can be generated at Boulder Dam at a cost Ice, the same being dated and publish
of 3 1-2 to 4 mills per killcwatt hour, and be sold at a ed the first time this etn day ol
profit, Umatilla Rapids power, generated at a cost of 1,2 December, 1928.
mills a kilowatt hour, could be sold more cheaply and
thos . J- keatxno .
at a more profitable figure than Boulder Dam. Then Administrator of the estate of Ernesi
Stricker, deceased.
why the delay on the Umatilla Rapids Project? ........... Raley.
Raley & W arner, A. S. Coole;
We are informed that the most tender portions of meat
are found where muscles are used the most, particularly
the loin cut. If this is correct, the man that coined the
expression “tough as a pig’s nose” must have been a vege
tarian.
—
tornoy, C. Z. Randall, at Room 24
(stan gier Building, Pendleton, Oregon
This is the time of year when everyone keeps his nose
November 22, 1928.
out of other people’s business—for it is well guarded with
T- B- gurdane .
a handkerchief.
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’ j Administrator of fhe Estate of Cora
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SCHOOL NOTES
Etta Gurdane, Deceased.
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Many of the grades are putting on EC TIC E OF HEARING UPON FINAI
individual perform, m es in their
REPORT
room s Friday in celeb ratio n of C liru t In the County Court of the State of
ra- s-
A|Merry
OUR BAKERY GOODS
NORTON’ RED AND WHITE
CHAIN STORE
Christmas
—and—
HUELY'S CASH GROCERY
Echo Bakery
. ECHO, OREGON
Black & White Garage
Say V iolet R ay
ERING IN
Oregon for Umatilla County.
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| In the Matter o f the E state
.
Beverley Blelman has enrolled In
the sixth grade.
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of
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F rcst ha’ returned to school Edgar A. Sm ith, Deceased.
The Sixth arade h a . . r h . ,
’ * * 8 ''d “ h*K
a b ie"c t'l Nubee is hereby given that the
in e sixth grade has a l hrlstmas hue was out on account of Illness.
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undersigned adm inistrator of th e es
tree in their room and members of
tate of Edgnr A. Smith, deceased, hat
the class are mnklug calendar* Ulus , School w ill be closed from Friday, filed
his final report w ith the Clerk
b a tin g scenes In Bethlehem.
I December 21. until January 2. for .if the above entitled Court and »hat
the Christmas holidays.
' the Judge of said Court has désignât
Superintendent Cherry
reports
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ed Saturday, the 29th day of Decern
that there are more ahsences from
E ,ch of ,h e R,rl* »" »he high school ber. 1928 at 2 o'clock In the after
school than there has been any tim e * « ' » < eloae I» making a Christ mas noon as the time, and the rooms o!
In the last four yssrs. In flu en is Is pr*” *n‘ <«» her mother.
the above entitled Court In the Court
keeping most of the students at home. '
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¡House at Pendleton, U m atilla County
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j There w ill be a Christinas program Oregon, as the place when and where
Miss Donovan was forced to le a v e 1’ 1 th<> Co*"n,bia «whool houai " rid ay,, hearing la to be had thereon.
All
her classes Tuesday on account of an , Ce‘nbcr 2 1'
persons Interested are hereby noti-
atfack of Influenza.
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i ( o tge n
there appear and
Harold Face and Edmund Kiafceishow qtuse. if any they l)avp, why
THE
OLD BUS AND
GIVE IT A REAL TREAT
WITH
REAL GAS.
DROP IN AND GET
YOUR CALENDAR
Hermiston Service Station
FRANK LITTLE
W ith a hom e w ell
lighted and your tree
safely w ired
we wish you
A Merry
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THI
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF UMATILLA
. The town team of oc.d fellows getting drubbed by the la,e t0 Pr£8ent them with the
high school lads and the ladies in turn drubbing the girls !'roper vourhers' within six months
ibolLi; T ’l’iCi0"8ly Hke mon age fastcr than woracn- How
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Featuring
and John F. K ilkenny, Attorney!
for Administrator.
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In the Matter of the Estate
of
Can you imagine anything more embarrassing than to Cora Etta Gurdane,
Deceased.
have your grocer catch you paying cash for your gaso Notice to Creditors.
line.
The Undersigned, by Order of thi
y.
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ItJounty Court of the State of Oregon
I t won t be long now until we find out how much our for the County of Um atilla, havint
friends think of US.
;been appointed Administrator of thi
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i Estate o f Cora Etta Gurdane, Deceas-
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,
ed and having qualified as such;
Popular salutation, “Pretty cold,” o r, . . r c vfllS
iSll t J u l y .
Notice is Hereby Given to all per
! sons having claims against said Es-
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we take pleasure
in wishing you all
' | In the matter of the Estate of
The Christmas season brings with it a wealth of tradi- 1 acob u stork- deceased-
tion, age old, of practices handed down from generation, JJSS ^ ^ ‘¿ " g iv e n that the
to generation, of customs, quaint and time-worn. The! u n d esig n ed has been appointed by
origin of Christmas itself, dating back to the birth of the I the above entitled court adminiatra
Christ child over a thousand years ago, suggests the last- tor of the
entitled estate, and
ing qualities of age. The Christmas season lends itself ithat he haa qualined “ the Iaw dlr
admirable to the perpetuation of tradition Customs pec- ¿ ¿ V L ’X t ? a r ^ X t e ? 1™
uliar to the family, to the community, or the nation, find present the same to me at the office
themselves carefully nutured by fathers, by sons, through ° f my attorney S. A. Lowell, Despaln
the centuries, their significance never being lost in the rush Ijlock’ Pendleton, Oregon, w ithin six
from the date hereof, with
of time, their perpetuation sought not through motives of months
vouchers.
necessity and duty, but through the sheer joy and pleas proper
Dated this 12 day of December
ure and love that such perpetuation affords.
1928.
ROBERT F. THOMPSON,
Christmas is delightfully old fashioned, but possesses
Administrator
the superlative intelligence characteristic of long years 15-5tc
of experience to aid it in catching up with every genera
tion. No matter how astounding the progress of man may IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THF
be from year to year, the spirit of Christmas will not lose
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
its own peculiar significance.
Outwardly, perhaps, Christmas has changed. Modern
COUNTY OF UMATILLA
ity marks the celebrations which now are held. But the In the Matter of the E state
of
spirit of Christmas is the same indefinable spirit that has
Lucius C. Colman, Deceased.
‘permeated the lives of people since that first Christ N otice to creditors.
mas in Bethlehem over nineteen hundred years ago.
The ‘Undersigned, by order of tb<
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TODAY
»l.oo IN THE COUNTY C0UKT OF THE
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STATE OF OREGON FOR
UMATILLA COUNTY
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