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combination of wet pavement, high wife; Monroe M. Glaspey and Minta NOTICE TO CREDITORS speed, and a ear with one headlight V. Glaspey, his wife; The National In the County Court of the State of only, results too often In an acci Pig Co., a corporation; H. R. Waldo Oregon for Umatilla County. dent Motorists are urged to lend Ia the and Mrs. H, R. Waldo, his wife; and Matter of the Estate their cooperation In this campaign A. H. York, were defendants, for the of by keeping both headlights In proper William Kennedy, Deceased. sum of 84000, together with interest working order.” Notice ia hereby given that the un thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per dersigned haa been appolned execu annum from the 8th day of Febru trix of the laat will and testament ary, 1928, until paid, and for the fur ♦ ♦ f William Kennedy, deceased, and ther sum of 8300 as attorneys fees FOR SAUB— Priced for quick sala— * LOCAL NEWS ITEMS ♦ tas qualified as the law directs. All and for plaintiff’s costs and disburse 1* acre* on Hermiston Are. persons having claims against said ments in this suit, taxed at *55.25, Laird. 8-tfc (state are required to present same which said decree and judgment and POR RAUB— Plano. Price reasonable. Dr. Prime’s Parents Here. to me at the office of W. J. Warner, order of sale have been duly docketed Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Prime are vis Addreaa Box SI, Boardman, Ore. my attorney. In Hermiston, Oregon, and enrolled In the otflc« of the clerk 8-Stp iting for a few days at the home of with proper vouchers, within six of said court, and in and by which their ^son. Dr. F. V. Prime. They said judgment, decree and order of FOR SAUB—Ford truck ekeep; 1926 came here from Salem Wednesday months from the date hereof. sale It was directed that the herein Dated this 24th day of October, Ford touring completely overhaul morning. after described real property In Uma 1929. ed; rebuilt trailer; Overland tllla County, Oregon, together with MARGARET KENNEDY, the tenements, hereditaments and ap coupe. We wreck ’em and sell the At Mumma Home. 8-5tc Executrix. purtenances thereto belonging or in parts. Hermiston Auto Wrecking Mrs. Will Wyrick of Pendleton, House, B. F. Pierson, owner. was at the Mamma home last Sat anywise appertaining, and also all of 8-tfc urday. She wap attending the meet the estate, right and interest of said lng of the county P. T. A. Council. NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALT. defendants in and to the same, be sold FOR SALB—Blectrlc Deerlng-Mc by the Sheriff of Umatilla County, UNDER EXECUTION Cormlck separator, used 10 months Does Some Work. Oregon, to satisfy said Judgment and 1110. V. B. Belts, on Waghorn Marshall H. W. Kelley, city chlef-of-police, costs. ‘ place. >-2tp repaired the broken handle on the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that THEREFORE. I will, on the 23rd FOR SALE— One latest Improved door of the Herald office last Wed by virtue of an execution Issued out day of November, 1929, at the hour of the Circuit Court of the State of of two o’clock in the afternoon of phonograph In oak cabinet. Also nesday. Oregon for Umatilla County to me said day, at the front door of the •0 high class double records, 120 directed and delivered upon a Judg court house In the City of Pendleton selections. All as good as new. From Umatilla. Ursel Hiatt of Umatilla was a Her ment and decree and order of sale Umatilla County, Oregon, sell all the Name your own price. For dem miston visitor Tuesday. Ursel is the endered In said court on the 14th right, title and interest which the onstration, see J. S. West, Hermis day of October, 1929, In favor of I. L. said defendants Frank J. Auseon and tonsorlal artist In that city. ton, Oregon. Patterson, as Governor of the State Eva M. Auseon, his wife, or either of Fishing. of Oregon, Hal Hoss, as Secretary of them had on the 21st day of Janu FOR SALE— One young team of State of said State, and Thomas B. ary, 1922, or since then have acquir mares, yearling colt, and one set In Hospital. Mrs. Frank Finley of Butter creek Kay, as State Treasurer of said ¡State ed or now have. In and to the follow of harness for *125; two McCbr- mlck mowers, one sulky rake, two is In the hospital. She will probably composing a board of commissioners ing described premises situated In for the sale of State lands of said Umatilla County, State of Oregon, to- buck rakes, one dane stacker, and be there four or five days more. State, and for the Investment of wlt; other small machinery. Terms If funds arising therefrom, under the desired. Roy Haddox, Hermiston, Mrs. H. E. H itt Leaves. The South Half of the Southwest Mrs. H. E. Hitt left Thursday name and style of "STATE LAND Oregon. 9-tfc Quarter of Section 2, Township 4 BOARD,” against Frank J. Auseon morning for Portland. North Range 28. E. W. M. FOR SALE— Apples. Delllcious culls, and Eva M. Auseon, his wife. J. A. together with the tenements, hered 75 cents. Bring your box. F. M. Campbell and Amelia Campbell, his Away For Week-End. itaments and appurtenances thereto Outwits. 8-tfc Fred Barker was In Portland over wife, and The National Pig Company, belonging or in any wise appertain corporation, In the suit therein the week-end on a pleasure trip. ing; and also all of the right, es pending wherein the said I. L. Patter FOR warm OR TRADE— One four- tate, title and interest of said defend son, as Governor of the State of Ore horse potato digger. 8. L. Carson. Old Neighbors Meet. ants In and to the same; said lands Mrs. Tom Leggett of North Battle- gon, Hal Hoss, as Secretary of State to be sold at public auction to the 46-tfc ford, Saskatchewan, Canada, was a of said State, and Thomas B. Kay, as highest bidder for cash in hand, the FOR SALE—Plano, Mrs. M. A. Len- guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. State Treasurer of said State, com proceeds of sale to be applied In satis 6-4tp W. J. Kennings last week. Mrs. Leg posing a board of Commissioners for hart. faction of said execution and all costs. gett was a neighbor of Kennings the sale of State lands of said State, Dated this 15th day of October, when they lived in Canada and this and for the Investment of funds aris 1929. MISCELLANEOUS is the first time they have seen one ing therefrom, under the name and TOM B. GURDANB, another In the past 18 years. Mrs. style of "STATE LAND BOARD,” Is WANTED— Clean cotton rags at the Leggett has two slaters living In the plaintiff, and the said Frank J. Aus Sheriff of Umatilla County, Oregon. States and has been visiting them for eon and Eva M. Auseon, his wife; J. (7-6tc) Herald office. A. Campbell and Amelia Camp{>ell, his the past two months. FOR TRADE— 640 egg Master In cubator, for hens. O. O. Smith. Man Here. 8-8 tp Newspaper Arne G. Rae, field secretary for LET ME FIGURE with you on your work. PLASTERING, CEMENT WORK. M. M. Shockey, Hermis ton. 8-tfc FOR RENT — Five room modern house, furnished. H. E. Hanby. C-tfc the Oregon State Editorial associa tion, stopped at the Herald office Monday while on his way to La Grande. Mr. Rae’s headquarters are at the School of Journalism at the University of Oregon. GEORGE JENKINS HOME AGAIN George Jenkins, assistant county FOR SALE OR RENT— 4 1-2 acres with two houses on; strictly mod agent, returned Monday from his trip Salt Lake City, Utah, where he at ern. For terms apply to J. D. Waghorn. 7-tfc tended the turkey grading school sponsored by the United States gov INSURANCE— Fire, Life, Auto— "In- ernment. Mr. Jenkins found the trip aure In sure insurance.” J. M. unusually instructive, and also, was Blgga. able to make an investigation of some of the largest poultry and turkey Hand Store. — Forniture and Hardware, Harness, ranches near Salt Lake. Wagons. SATURDAY Hermiston Irrigation District. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an election w ill be held within the Hermiston Irrigation District at the office of W. J. Warner, Tjcretary, on Main Street In the City of Her miston, Umatilla County, Oregon on Tuesday, the 12th day of November, 1929 for the purpose of electing one director to serve for two years and one director to serve for tnree years. The pells will be open from 8 o’clock A. M. until 5 o’clocx P. M. of said day. W. J. WARNER, 9-2te Secretary. HOSS STARTS WAR AGAINST Raad The Herald Want Ada. Call Again We are well pleased and are here to please. New Stock of Blankets. Men’s Hats, Underwear, Men’s Dress and Work Pants, Shoes. Robes, Quilts. Etc. Golden Bantam Corn - 97c FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Secretary Ask» Motorists to Help By Keeping Headlights In Order. Salem, Oregon, October 1-Hazards of night driving will be considerably lessened during the coming winter months If Secretary of State Hal E. Hoee Is sneceeeful in his plans to eliminate the “one-eyed” automobile, or cars with only one head light, from Oregon highways. “There is no excuse for so many care operating with only one head light,” says Mr. Hoss, “and I am determined to see conditions improv ed over what they have been. I expect son to issue general instruct ions to the state traffic petrol to wage relentleee war against the "one- eyed” automobiles, end will ask all sheriffs, town marshalls end other officers to cooperate. If re- indiento that It will be nec« eery to take violators Into eourt, in addition to giving warnings, I will Issue orders to that effect. Hereto fore violators have gotten off with warnings, hut I believe the offee ter!««« enough to justify a fine. A in I of these »hell». There ere many other item» here in which you w ill be A. 0 . 20c 96c .... 11c $1.32 $3.00 $1.50 10c MINCE MEAT, Per Pound.................- ......................... 3 POUNDS OF COFFEE ............................................... NEW CROP ORCHARD RUN PRUNES, Per Pound 8 POUNDS WALLA WALLA LARD 10 POUNDS WALLA WALIA BACON 5 POUNDS LOAF CHEESE............................... BANANAS. Per Pound ......... - ................ R0ENICKE, D. M. D. associated with F. V. PRIME, D. M. D. General Dentistry X-Ray and Diagnosis Bank Building Phone Connections Sundays and Evenings by apelnt- ment. ALFRED W. CHRISTOPHERSON Physician and Surgeon Office Phone 733. Ree. Phons T18 Office in First National Rank Bldg. h s. M c K e n z ie , m . d - Eye. Ear- Nose and Throat Office: 1-2-3 Inland Empire Bldg. Pendleton. Oregon WE NEED EGGS— 40 CENTS PER DOZEN; PULLETS, 35C. B U R N H A M ’S W. 3. W ARNZB Attorney-at-Law Hermiston ill Orego« GENERAL MERCHANDISE HERMISTON, OREGON PAY C A SH AND PAY DR. A. E. MARBLE Chiropractor I Treat both Acute and Chronle Dis eases. Office: Two doors west of postoffics Phone 481 Office Hours. 10 to 12; 1:30 to I . Hermiston, Oregon. LESS STOP! L O O K ! L IS T E N ! HERMISTON BARBER SHOP AND BEAUTY PARLOR Mr. and Mrs. Shaar, Prop. Phone 481 PRANN FUNERAL SERVICE I pay State Meat Dealers’ License, am required to keep my shop and slaughter house so tha it will pass state inspection at all times. T elephone 801 Night or Daay CHAPEL, FUNERAL COACH AND SANITARY PREPARATION ROOM Ambulance Service Hermiston Avenue WHEN YOU BUY MEAT HERE YOU CAN BE SURE THAT IT IS CLEAN AND HANDLED IN A SANITARY WAY. Why buy meat out of a dirty peddler’s wagon. The peddler violates the state law. I APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE My Motto: “Quality andService” ; J. L. VAUGHANS HERMISTON MEAT MARKET A. W. TURNBLAD PHONE 411 2 208 East Court S t J ANY AND J ■ 3 Everthing Electrical ■ I Tomatoes - . . COLUMBIA GOAGE AUTO Î 97c 9 CANS FOR........................................ Matches . . . 35c ........................ - - - - 21c Phone 521 W e Deliver FORD 13 Plate Batteries _ FREIGHT LINE i DAILY SERVICE | Between Portland, Pendleton and Way Points • t * Phone 139 Pendleton, Ore. K !■■■* ■ Rates from Hermiston to Portland £ on local commodities: ■ ■ Eggs, 40c per case, cases re- turned free- Coops Chickens, $2 per coop, coops returned free. Veal and Hogs, $1.01 per 100 Potatoes 40c per hundred pounds Honey 40c hundred pounds : > * * ■ : » LEAVE HERMISTON FOR PORTLAND, 6 P. M. ■ — For other information see— ■ Local Agenta-Phone 852 Less Allowance on Old Battery 50 Cents HUNTERS CAFE Meals Served, Cooked as at Home THE MOST FOR THE LEAST HERMISTON, OREGON * PHONE 571 R IELMAN M OTORS AUTHORIZED LINCOLN, FORD, F0RD6ON DEALERS TRY OUR SUNDAY DINNERS Lunch Counters, Table» and Bcotr.a C. W. Jenkins, Prop. Hermiston, Oregon It will urprls« you how much we can save you during the year on your shoe bill. All we ask is that you bring your shoos to us for repairing in ample time so ws can do a good Job. A Full Line Of SHOE OILS BOWMAN SHOE SHOP ■ ALTON HCOKFR, U. S. MARINE, Hermiston Creamery Co. : $8.50 | FOR YOU 8 CAN8 FOR.......................... ........... HURLY GASH GROCERY ONE-EYED, COCK-EYED CARS PROFESSIONAL CARDS - 97c 3 POUNDS FOR ................................. You want a shell that w ill de liver a killing pattern at s long range. That it just exactly what Peters High Velocity Shell w ill do. Complete line of Footwear. .We have a lot of New Things for the Babies— Bonnets, Bath *■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ < CANS FOR....................................... Rice Yon want shells that you ore right becaase daeks mighty hard tost of a ability to deliver results. HERMISTON POST NO. 87 Meets first and third Thurn- Iday. Legion Auxiliary mast« second and fourth Thursday. Legion Hall. . We have New Goods arriving daily. MONDAY String Beans 2 PACKAGES FOR hunl. knots are a •belTa VINEYARD LODGE NR. 199. L O. O. F. meets each Monday evening tn Odd j Fellows’ hall. Visiting members eor- I dtally invited. I V/. R. Longhorn, Secretary. Gwynn Hughes, N. G. THANK YO U - 11-tie ELECTION NOTICE »8 -SPECIALS- LODGE DIRECTORY GRANTED DIPLOMA FOR WORK Washington, I). C„ October 31— ! (Special to the Herald)-By combin ing his military duties with a spec ial course of study, Alton M. Hook- |er, of Hermiston, Oregon, has been awarded a diploma of proficiency in the farm crops course taught by the Marine Corps Institute of Washing to n , D. C. He also received a letter from Major General Nelvllle. com mander of the marine corps, prais ing his work as a student. Hooker, who is now stationed with the 4th Regiment of U. 8. Marinas tn Shanghai, China, Joined ths sea soldiers at Seattle, Washington, tn 1926. Prior to his enlistment he made his home with his father, H*nry A. Hoolqer. rural route 1, Hermiston. The Institute gives free instruct ions to marines, preparing its stu dent» tor civilian occupations.
