The Hermiston herald., April 25, 1929, Image 2

THE HEBMISTOB BEBXuü*
Mr. an d Vira. Jim M cElroy m otored
I to P o rtla n d A pril 16.
íílfe ®rrmtetnn perätä
Z^RAgSTON, ORBO QM«
Mr. and Mrs. W ill Rodda and fa m -1
ily m ade a business trip to P endleton
Saturday.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS
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P ubliah e'’ very T h u rsd ay a t H erm isto n . U m atilla C ounty, O ragon, by J .
R alph S tu rg eas m ade a tiusin
! trip to W alla W alla last week.
M Biggs. E d ito r and M anager.
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E n tered »s Second C lass M atter D ecem ber, 1906, a t th e poatofflce a t H er­
Mr and Mrs. Chas. B. O ral have
m iston U m atilla C ounty, Oregon.
been v is itin g a t th e hom e of th e ir
d a u g h te r Mrs. M. T. M alott. They
Subscription Rates
left for H ep p n er M onday in connect-
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« .0 0 i ion w ith his w ork as d is tric t sealer.
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Six M onths
T h eir hom e is in La G rande.
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O. K. M udgc com bined business
w ith p leasu re w hen he m otored to
P en d leto n F rid a y evening.
la n d g ra n d d a u g h te r L eah, Mrs. J. H.
| DeMoas and B illy Jack so n m otored to ) j,ji p ord s.
P endleton S atu rd ay evening wbeB
w hen i B ielm an Motor» re p o rt th e sale of
L eah and B illy took p a rt in th e ora-1 th e follow ing F ord c a rs: A tru c k to
to rlc a l co n test betw een U m atilla and j j . p . H a rra h , a coupe to C. E. Kel-
M orrow county. They re p o rt th a t iey, 4-door ;edan to J. S. R ichard».
U m atilla county won all th e gold i coupe to E lla M. D avis of Pendle-
m edala.
I ton, and a iHiaineea coupe to G. E.
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I G reathouse of S tanfield.
Miss Lois Jackson, d a u g h e r of Mr.
an d Mrs. E. L. Jackson. Is now steno- Former Resident Here.
Ben Jo ry , one tim e resid en t of H er­
g ra h e r w ith th e S ecu rity S avings
& T ru s t Co., of P o rtla n d . She took m iston an d p ro m in en t in rodeo and
Miss V irg in ia M organ of P o rtla n d up h e r new d u ties M arch 1 an d In­ round-up circles, w as th ro u g h tow n
a g u est a t th e hom e of Mr. and c id e n ta lly received a su b s ta n tia l in ­ Monday an d stopped fo r a sh o rt tim e.
crease over h e r form er salary .
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YES
There is a great deal of talk about the need of law en­
forcement and respect for laws. Civilization cannot be!
maintained without general observance of the restrictions is
society has created to protect itself.
RalPh sturge»».
Oregon City Publisher Here.
But something equally important, and less considered, Mrs. R alph S ttirg ess w ill be hos­ O ur gcnla! Mr. ---------
S ites w ould give noi
E dw ard E. B rodie, p u b lish er of the
is that there is also a crying need for laws worthy of res­ tess to th e g irls 4-11 sew in g club n ex t clues to w rite on, so we can only r e - ! M orning E n te rp rise a t O regon City
p o rt th a t he did his u su al shopping an d form er m in ister from th e U nited
S atu rd ay , A p ril 27.
pect,
in H erm isto n W ednesday of last s ta te s to Slam , w as a v isito r a t the
A tremendous percentage of persons now in prison are
w eek.
: H erald office M onday aftern o o o n . Mr.
there because of crimes that 25 years ago were not illegal. Mrs. C h ester H a rris, son D ayton -----
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Brodie w as a t one tim e p resid en t of
The life and liberty of the American citizen is hemmed in
th e Oregon S ta te E d ito ria l associa­
by legal structures.
tion.
Law-making bodies have gone on orgies of legislation, j P R O M P T , R E L I A B L E F O R D S E R V I C E
In Hospital.
Apparently nothing is too tyrannical or too absurd to place
Mrs. Gus. T ones of U m atilla Is in
on the staute books. Instead of well-ordered scientific!
the H erm isto n h o sp ital w here she is
legal code such as was contemplated by the fathers of this!
receiv in g m edical tre a tm e n t.
We Have Installed
country, we have thousands of petty, conflicting ordi­
nances whose enforcement is hopelessly befooged by miles |
NOTICE OF HEARING UPON FINAL
REPORT.
of red tape and bureaucracy.
New Alamite High
In the County Court of the State of
It is no wonder that many self-respecting Americans
Oregon for Umatilla County.
are beginning to look with cynical eyes on all laws. Des­
potic and illogical laws breed comtempt for legislation.
In th e M atter of th e E sta te
Pressure Grease Gun
of
Constitutional rights are disregarded by law-makers.
I H a rry M. S traw , Deceased.
Personal liberty is becoming little more than a pleasant |
, NOTICE IS H ER E B Y GIVEN th a t
echo from the past. Millions of good Americans are j
th e u n d ersig n ed e x ecu trix of th e last
—3400 POUNDS OF PRESSURE—
technically criminals.
1 w ill an d te sta m e n t of H a rry M
There are hopeful signs that this modern “there ought!
¡S traw , deceased, has filed h e r fin al
THIS GUARANTEES A COMPLETE
rep o rt w ith the C lerk of th e above
to be a law” age of government will pass. No law can sur- j
e n title d C onurt, and th a t th e Ju d g e
LUBRICATION IN ALL BEARINGS.
vive the contempt of great bodies of people. As a nation
of said C ourt h as d esig n ated S a tu r­
we would do well to uphold our constitutional rights in­
NOTHING BUT GENUINE
day, th e 2 5 th day of May, 1929 a t
stead of permitting them to be smothered by bureaucracy:
2 o’clock in the a ftern o o n as the
ALAMITE GREASE USED.
and paternalism which destroy liberty and kill private j
tim e, and th e roem s of th e above en­
title d C ourt in the C ounty C ourt
initiative a n ’ enterprise. The majority of our people are|
H ouse in P en d leto n , U m a tilla C ounty,
well disposed and honest and not such morons as the poli­
O regon as th e place w hen a n d w here
ticians seem to believe.
h e a rin g Is to be had th ereo n .
All
What’s the matter with our Southern States? First they
impeach a governor in Oklahoma, then Governor Ma Fer­
guson in Texas, then another Oklahoma governor, and
now they’re trying to do the same thing to Governor Long
of Louisiana. Wonder if it ever occurred to them to look
into their governors a little before they elect them?
persons in te re ste d a re h ereby n o ti­
fied to th e n and th e r e a p p ear and
show cause. If any th e y h av e ,w hy
said re p o rt should n o t be approved,
th e ex ecu trix discharged a n d th e es­
t a t e closed.
D ated th is 2 5 th d ay of A pril, 1929.
PE A R L A. STRAW ,
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R IELMAN M O TORS
Who says this is not a “hoggish” country? For the six
months ending April 1, 11,627,710 hogs were shipped to
just seven of the big markets in the central west. Figure
out for yourself how much pig meat you eat.
AUTHORIZED LINCOLN, FORD, F0RDS0N DEALERS
I STANDARD
ETHYL
GASOLINE
Insanity: A modernized legal plea whereby, if you use
it to clear yourself of a petty offense you go to jail; and if
you plead it to acquit yourself of murder you get a movie
contract.
One of the principal troubles in cultivating a garden, is
that the boys fail to classify it as one of the outdoor sports.
A GREAT NEW GASOLINE
Many women are going on the lecture platform, while
many more deliver addresses to their husbands.
ETHYL
A PREMIUM MOTOR FUEL
One redeeming feature of the short skirt era, men do
not walk with their heads down, they are looking up.
STANDARD
BREAD AND MILK
T h e m arria g e of N orm an L. P en-
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FOR THE CHILDREN
<• Mrs. M. T. M ato tt, C o rrespondent ❖ ! P ennock is th e son of Mr. an d Mrs.
K. B. P ennock, pioneers of M inne-
liahn. W e ex ten d c o n g ra tu latio n s.
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p a re n ts of a baby boy horn M onday I >«»•»* H*ss for Mrs. M cPherson, m other
evening, April 22 a t Echo.
of Mrs. C. M. Jackson.
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One of the most healthful and most enjoyed foods
for the children—Hermiston Bread and Milk. It
comprises a rich collection of desired food elements
that go far toward keep ing your children healthy.
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O TL C O U F A M T
NOTICE IS H ER E B Y G IVEN, th a t
u n d e r an d by v litu e of a w rit of exe­
cution, issued o u t of th e C ircu it
C ourt o f th e S ta te of O regon, for
U m atilla C ounty, u n d e r th e h an d of
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THE BOOK I BANK ON
The safe book to bank on at all times is a bank
book. It is your pleasure when everything is going
smoothly. It is your true friendd in time of need,
ever ready to come to your assistance when you
really need help.
First National Bank
* of H erm iston
C a p ita l, S urplus an d U nd ivid ed P ro fits O v e r > 5 0 ,0 0 0
F. B. Swayze, Pres.
R. Alexander, Vice-President
A. H. Norton, Cashier
Mullins’ Confectionery and Barber
Shop
PAUL HOWE, BARBER
WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN'S HAIRCUTTING A SPECIALTY
GIVE US A TRIAL
WE ARE HERE TO STAY
C IG A R S ,
TO BA CCO S,
C O N F E C T IO N E R Y
BASE BALL GOODS
Fishing Tackle
Golf Outfits
Hitt’s Confectionery
HERMISTON
th e clerk and th e seal th e re o f and to
day of May, 1927 and th e f u r th e r sum
of $12.46 tax es and »75 reasonable
a tto rn e y s fees, costs and disb u rse­
m ents tax ed a t »46.60 and w hereby
it w as decreed th a t a c e rta in m o rt­
gage executed by A lb ert H. L aird to
p la in tiff on th e 6th day of N ovem­
ber, 1926, an d recorded a t page 97
of Book 85 of th e R ecord of M ort­
gages of U m a tilla C ounty, Oregon, be
foreclosed and th e p ro p erty th erein
described, to -w it: T he N o rth east
Q u a rte r of Section 20, In T ow nship
F our N o rth of R ange T w n ty -n ln e, E.
W. M., c o n ta in in g 160 acres, should
be sold, «and th e proceeds applied to
day of M arch, 1929, in favor of D
L. Jo h n so n a n d a g a in s t A lb ert H
L aird a n d ---------- L aird , h is w ife, and
A rchie A. L aird , an d w hereby p lain ­
tiff did recover Judgm ent a g a in s t said
A lb ert H. L a ird for th e sum of »450
w ith in te re s t th ereo n a t th e ' ra te of
10 per c e n t p er an n u m from the 6th
me d irected and delivered upon a
Judgm ent and decree ren d e re d and
en te re d in said c o u rt on th e 23rd
th e p aym ent and sa tisfa c tio n of said
ju d g m e n t an d costs an d d isb u rse­
m en ts pf sale, and th a t p la in tiff's
recovery Is lim ited to th e am o u n t for
w hich said p ro p erty Is sold.
Now, th erefo re, I w ill on th e 4th
day of May, 1929, a t th e h o u r of 2:15
o'clock In th e aftern o o n of said day,
a t th e w est door of th e C ounty C ourt
house in th e City of P en d leto n , U m a­
tilla C ounty, S ta te of Oregon, sell all
th e rig h t, title , In te re st and esta te
w hich said A lb ert H. L aird, ----------
L aird , h is w ife, and A rchie A. L aird ,
o r any of them and all In tereet, w hich
an y person, claim in g by, th ro u g h or
u n d e r th em h ad on th e 23rd day of
M arch, 1929, or have since acquired
th e re in , o r now hav e in o r to th e
above described re a l esta te an d every
p a rt th ereo f, a t public au ctio n to th e
h ig h e s t and b est bidder th ereo f for
cash in h and.
TOM B. GURDANE.
S h eriff of U m atilla C ounty, S ta te of
Oregon.
By V ayne M. G urdane, D eputy.
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