THE ITEKMISTOH HEKA1D, gEJUggTOK, OBBCKUr. !» .i ' - J ■ ..J Looking För Location. OREGON STATE NEWS OF GENERAL INTEREST LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Principal Events of the Week Take Vacation. Expecting to spend several weeks Assembled for Information at the coast and around Bellingham, of Our Readers. Washington, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. H. L. Stone and son of Banka. Oregon, are In I|crmiston looking for a location. Mr. Stone haa placed , three children in the Adventist I school here. , , Skars E sjsym cat To enjoy a thing exclusively Ig com aaonly So exclude yourself from the Implements true enjoyment of it.--Thoreau. iVow Alemite-equipped A M U U W IT IO R V O V like motor-can «M O O T WITH A King Among Herefords West left last Saturday for a vaca- The new bridge over the Umpqua t,on- river at Scottsburg was opened to — ~~ traffic October 10. looks Over Project. Fifty-five million chlnook salmon c - Schamell of Lind, Washing eggs will be hatched in Oregon thia ton" wu" here Saturday looking over year, reports the state fish commis- ^he Project with the Idea of settling. sion. - T e n can't afford to experiment with ammunition on a dock hunt. Yon want shells that yon ’ know are right becanse ducks are a mighty hard test of a shell’s ability to deliver results. ------------ The registration at Albany college Return From Vacation, Y e a want a shell that w ill de­ will show about 30 more students than Mr- a,1ds Shell w ill do. has asked the county court to include tlavelinB about, Come in and get yonr supply la its budget next year *1000 for pub­ of these shells. There are licity purposes. School Superintendent Here. many other items here in which T. 11. Gaitlier of ba Grande and J. Attorney General Van Winkle will yon w ill be interested. conduct through the state game com- A' ' eaKer. county school superin- Cne el the prominent sires of America, "Belmont Hartland", Grand mlssion an investigation of the Celllo n'ndent. were in Hermiston Sunday, Champion 1923 Pacific International. Herbert Chandler, Baker, Oregon, owner and Ralph Freeman, herdsman. fishing situation. To improve the distribution of gas Car Makes Trip. With the winning of the Grand Hay and Grain Show; Oregon Fish Dr. A. O. Roenicks made a suc- the Northwest Cities Gas company is Championship award at the 1925 and Game Commission Wild bite ccesful trip to Portland and back in Pacific International, Herbert Exhibit (Including miniature flab spending *16,000 In Pendleton laying his "Rolls-About" car last week-end. Chandler upheld the best traditions hatchery In full operation); Junior new feeder, mains. of the Chandler name. George Agricultural activities in the new Cooa Bay shipping of lumber and Chandler, father of Herbert, form­ J. C. Penney Hall; and world-re­ logs for September shows a gain over W am*n In Corvallis. er owner end operator of the nowned Horae Show offering Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner were the previous month. The export foot­ famous Hereford establishment at seven evening and three afternoon in Corvallis over the week end. age was 7,734,619 feet. Baker, Oregon, was known as the programs, featuring spectacular "Grand Old Man” of the livestock Six-Horse Team driving contests The widening of the John Day high­ Industry in the West. Hereforda each evening. Total premiums for way between Vale and Jamieson has Attend Seattle Game. Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse, Mrs. from the Chandler farm will be ex the Exposition will aggregate *100, been about completed by a state high­ jW. W. Felthouse and son Billy were" hlhited at the lilth Annual Pacific 000.00. way department crew. Tuesday, October 29th has bees International bivestock Exposition, in f'eattle last week-end to see the Earl H. Bryant, 73, was killed when football game between the Univer­ Portland, Oregon, October 26- designated “Governors' Day”. Gov an old house at Orenco which he was s it y of Washington and the Unlver- ernor Patterson of Oregon anil November 2. Among the outstanding events Governor Baldridge of Idaho expect tearing down under contract, col­ islty of Southern California. They announced for the 1929 Exposltiou to attend, as also do other Gov­ lapsed and crushed him. I returned Monday. ore: Pure Bred bivestock Show; ernors of neighboring states. The The Hotel Central, a large three- Dairy, Manufacturers’ and band Hon. S. F. Tolmie, Prime Minister story frame building and lanumark of Dr. H. C. Curry, the Seattle Eye­ Products Shows; Shcop Show; of British Columbia la also expect­ "Central Point, is being torn down to sight Specialist, who has made pro American National Fox Show; Na­ ed to attend accompanied by a make room (or a modern structure. icssional visits to Hermiston for ten tional Wool Show; Industrial Ex number of hia official staff. All leading transportation ltnea position; Boys' and Girls’ Clnb The liberation of 4C7.000 seven-inch years, and Is known for good optical Work Exhibits; Oregon Poultry In thia territory offer reduced trout has been made by the state work at reasonable prices, will again CONFECTI0NERY and Tet S.ock Show; Northwest to the Exposition. game commission in the Deschutes be at Hotel Hermiston Friday, Octo­ T g . T 1 1 L . « and tributaries, from the Oak Springs ber 25, for one day. Eyes Examined, hatchery. Glasses Ground and Fitted.— adv. Between 35 and 40 active workers from bane. Douglas, Josephine and ¡File Aparatus May Be Added. Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by The board for school district num­ Jackson counties were present, in­ THE TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. Phone 331. cluding regular health workers and ber 14 la asking for estimates on fire escapes, with the Idea .of putting volunteers. No. 6 Vol. 1 Hermiston, Oregon, October 17, 1929 Representatives of four counties one on the study hall of the high school. The board also plans to put gathered in Medford to attend the tu­ Special AnnonUucement Editorial berculosis seal Institute held for the lire hose on each floor of the build­ We are prepared to furnish pre­ purpose of outlining u program io he ing. complying vlth the recommen- .Education will really increase your pared roofing and composition shin­ (iations made by the state fire mar­ followed this winter. "arnlug capacity, unless you become gles i t prices equal to, and in some shall. Clare C. bee, on his visit here an educator. Farmers In the Mount bald district, iawt August. cases less, than those quoted by the Klamath county, huve filed with the Manager, Editor. mall order houses. Tor two weeks, from October 28 to district ntlorney complaints that hunt­ We give you the advantage of— — TAL— ers arc molesting their cattle and HeaHfc Report. 1. Getting the roofing when you For the v cek ond'ug October 5, .-ovember 9. inclusive, we will allow With the World Series over ever otherwise trespassing. the following report of diseases In 7ou ten cents cedit for every Victoi one ran now settle down to work, want It. Portland postoffice receipts rose the (oi ct.v vriiR sent io the school* Record yon bring to our store. We 2. Privilege of returning unused except for occasional football games 6.87 per cent In September over Sep­ In Umctilla county there were three portions. will accept all your old Victor Rec­ that conic along. tember of last year, the postoffiee de­ cnsc.i of diptheria, two of Influ 3. The very best of materials. ord", regardless of age, size or type — TAL— . partment announces, with a total for enzn, one of peumonia and one of 4. The guarantee of a reliable man We will give you new Victor Records the month of *250,000. ufacturer. chicken pox. A glassed in porch will really add —Any selection yon choose— in ex 5. Prices as low as the lowest. Many deer perished during and fol­ change for your old ones. With you; an extra room to the house for the In other words— lowing the big forest fire west of From Southern California. winter. Plans and costs will be old records, therefore, you can build PRICE, QUALITY, SERVICE. Camas valley recently. Woodsmen A. R. Winston, manager of the ¡•p a credit with us that will pay gladly given. — TAL— have seen many carcasses of deer Gkr.ggs-Safewny chain stores of ’’or a new selection of Victor Rec­ — TAL,— W. B. Beasley Is making some lra- burned during the fire. Fouthern California, arrived In Her­ ords of your choice, without the ex­ You know we have quite a library porvements on his house. The Cottage Grove Golf club baa miston Thursday morning to visit penditure of a penny on your part. — TAL— of plans for all kinds of buildings. filed articles of incorporation, com­ his fnther-ln-law, Mr. U. Edwards L. C. Dyer Is Improving hie home THE ONLY CONDITIONS Come in and look them over, there Mr. Bllnstnn is also a brother-in-law pleting the organisation of a group by putting in some windows and might be Just what you want. that startod two years ago to lay plana of the "enfeebled'’ war veteran, J. ARF THESE: French doors. 17. I allyburton, who farms In the for a modern golf course. — TAL— — TAL— 1. All records ret trned must be Vic­ The Consumers' Gas corporation ol , Columbia district. The modern girl may break her We are offering a prize ot *3.00 tor Records. California has asked the city of Kla ! word but she certainly sticks by her In merchandise to the person finding math Falls for a franchise to operate Visits Mrs. McKenzie. compacts. 2. All records must be unbroken. the mlspelled v o id in this paper Mrs. N. H. Gates of Seattle visited a plant in that city. The company will Send in the word with your name to — TAL— last Friday nt the homo of Mrs. F. C. 3. Z.11 records must be defaced by a expend *76O,UOO on the plant. our office. All the names sent in large X scratched across th* label. bogging operations In Clatsop coun- | Me Kou.’le. Happy Thoughts w ill »»«.mixed and the lucky one ty during the ptfst assessment year John J. Roskob says anyone can draw*" out. See further notice In THAT’S ALL! have resulted In the removal of 790,- C. S. McNauglt Return». the Hermiston Herald. he rich. C. H. McXsugbt returned Wednes­ I 246,000 feet of timber, according to — TAL— Isn’t that rich? Come in! Bring in your old rec­ day from Portland, where he has announcement from the asaeasor's of­ It used to be that Mary was satis­ ords! Choose your favorite now hon­ been since lost Friday. — TAL— fice. fied with a lantb. Now she gets your our stock, and take home-—FREE! — The life of a paper dollar is less goat. Fossil remains of threo-toed hornet a new stock of rilltant Victor music Ecprty Matron Here. — TAL— have been found by local natural his­ Mrs. Carrie Jackson, of Baker, for your Vlctvola or Victor Radio- than a year. Did you ever have one die on your hands? That's all—see you next week. tory students In the Gateway area ot D pittv Grand Matron of Oregon, In­ Elect rola. Jefferson county Just north of Madras. spect'd the local chapter of the This la the first time remains of the Eastern Star at n special meeting S A V E THÇ G R E E N S T A M P S orlgiual horse have been found In the Monday night. Deschutes region, provmus discover­ ies having been confined to the Johu Day country. More than 40 leading makes of farm Im plem ents now come equipped w ith Alemite high pressure lubrication in place o f grease c u p s. T h e same system used on most makes of cars. T h e handy A lem ite Com­ p ressor m akes lubrication easy and sure. Saves repairs. FREE fewcenta to replace a grease cup with an Alem ite fitting. L et u s sh o w y o u h o w it w ill sa v e tim e, labor and money. ALEMITE for Farm Implements Oregon Hardware & Implt. Co. TROY L A U N D R Y PH O NE 1 9 -W KECK BA R BER SH O P H IT T’S T U M -A -L U M TICK LER You can also equip old machines w ith Alemite. It costs only a LATEST BOBBING ' PAY SHAVING C A SH AND PAY s ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ LESS New V icto r R ecord s fo r O ld ! ■ ■ ■ HERMISTON MEAT ■ ■ A. W. TURNBLAD ■ «a PHONE 411 ■ r . ■■■■■■■■■■■ CHAIN Wheat—Big Bend hlucatcm, *1.36; soft white and western white, *1.22; hard winter, northern spring and west- ora red, *1.20. Hay — Alfalfa, »22.507(23 per ton; valley timothy, *19.50©20; eastern Oregon timothy, *2f.6«{j>82; clover, *19; oat hay, »18; oats und vetch. »18. Butterfat—47®52r. Bggs—Ranch, 36©4(c. Cattle—Steers, good, *10®10.50. Hog*—Good to choice, *lo.5ooll. bamba-Good to choke, *10.504« It. Beattie Wit sat—Soft white, western white, *142; hard winter, western red and northern spring, »1.21; blu . tern, »145 Eggs— Ranch, 25if52c. Butterfat—62c. Cattle—Choice steer«, *1,7„l*50. Hugs—Prime light, *11.3*911.5«. bam Its -Choice, *11 ©11.50. Spohanx Cattle—Steer ., good. **.50©lôî» Hogs—Good and chclce, *10.509 *10 50 LatuM Choice. *10010.25. Portland-Pendleton Truck Line CANDY WEEK SPECIAL— Yankee Peanut Brittiä ___ 17c lb. 2 Pkgs. 15c HERMISTON TRANSFER LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE 49c Specials Saturday-Mon. TOMATO SOUP. MONARCH- 1929 Pack ............_ .................. 3 cans 24c FLANNEL SHIRTS. WOOL SOX. BLAZERS AND WARM MUN- SINGWEAR FOR COLD WEATHER. NOW IN. Oct. 19-21 AIBFBS FIAPTS^K And 1 lb. can Log Cabin Syrup. SUGAR, FINE GRANULATED 7 P ounds-................ SERV-US TOMATO SAUCE * Cans 1. R. RICE 7 Pound* C onsult us For Long D istan ce 7 rips Mrs. Claypool will be here Saturday ____________WITH A LINE OF COAT8 AND DRESSES__________ PHONS KINGSLEY’S I RED A WHITE JELL DESSERT 6 Packages ......................... ........ . 49c 49c 49c 49c 49c 171 PENDLETON UMATILLA TRUCK LINE. FRED SCHEER PH O N E 31 ■ S -SPECIAL SALE- HEW CROP No. 1 CALIFORNIA WALNUTS— Per pound •____ __—- 25c STARCH— Calnmet; Gloss or Corn....... MARKET : NORTON’S GROCERY S p ec ia ls Saturday-M onday OCTOBER 19 AND 21 H IR M ttT O N *! H O U O ^ Q U A L IT Y aho e tn v ic r ■ J RED&WHITE S TORFS Hermiston Drug Co. TH E M ARKETS Portland J A roast or steak ent to a size yon wish from the prime beef (well aged) that we carry will provide a meal most appetizing and healthful. If yon do not have time to come shopping—Phone 411. Sere u r RED&WH1ÏE r.J L» i