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HERALD,
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THURSDAY,
OJUEGOA.
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Dog Man'» Bert Friend
Throughout the Age«
I t o Àraba bave a legend that when
Adam waa expelled from paradise a
dog pushed hls cold nose Into his
hands and followed at hla heels as he
wandered away. Ever since then the
deg has been man's most faithful and
understanding friend. Whole libraries
have been written about the worth and
work of dogs—from Argns and Orbe-
ras of the classica down to Roswal,
the hero of Scott's “Talisman," Jack
London’s Buck, Alexander Woolcott’s
Verdun Belle, Albert Payson Terhune's
Runnybank collies, the wonderful hus
kies of Peary, MacMillan and Byrd,
and “Bob, Son of Battle." There's a
book for yon I And life, which liter
ature reflects. Is full of the beautiful
friendship of dogs—the dogs that are
faithful to death, the dogs that never
deceive nor desert you, the dogs that
always comfort and understand. Who
first recognised the home-coming
Ulysses?—Philadelphia Record.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE
UNDER EXECUTION
1 NO TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that
by virtue of an execution Issued out
of the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for U m atilla County to me
directed and delivered upon a judg
ment and decree and order of sale
E v id e n tly T h o u g h t H e
vT
rendered In said Court on the 19tb
day of September, 1230, In favor of
M ig h t Be C a lle d U p o n
tbs Federal Land Bank of 8pokane,
This story about Joseph H. Choate,
a corporation against Agnes M. Hills
says Sir James Crichton-Browne, was
told him by Sir John Lavery, famous
and L. M. H ills, wife and husband. In
painter:
the suit therein pending wherein the
During Choate’s stny In London as
said The Federal Land Bank of Spo
American ambassador he was Invited
kane, a corporation. Is p la in tiff and
to the Savage dnh and agreed to come
the said Agnes M. H ills, and L. M
on the express stipulation that he was
H ills, w ife and husband, J. E. Maso:
not to be called on to make a speech.
and Stanfield N ational Farm Loai
That waa agreed to. However, when
Association, a corporation, are defend
speech time came, there were such
ants, for the aum of *2 8 .0 * w ith In
vociferous demands for Choate that
tercst at the rate of 8 per cent pe
he was obliged to yield, delivering an
eloquent and witty oration.
annum from the 2nd day of August
1929; and the sum of 828.00 w ltl
I t so happened that at that time
Lavery was painting the portrait of
interest at the rate of 8 per cent per
Choate's daughter, who gnve hlin a
annum from the 2nd day of Febru
sitting the morning after the dinner.
ary,
1129; and the aum of >28.Of
He congratulated her warmly on her
w ith Interest at the rate of 8 pe’
father’s speech, on which she said:
cent per annum from the 2nd day o
“Yes, I thought It would he good,
August, 1929, and the sum of |2 8 .0 (
for he spent two whole days In pre
w ith Interest at the rate of 8 per cent
paring It.“—Kansas City Stnr.
per annum from the 2nd day of Feb
A h n o f P ioneers W a s
Destruction of Forest ruary, 1930; and the sum of >719.67
T am erlans’, Tomb
Our
forefathers
thought not so much with Interest at the rate of 8 per cen
Among the relics of Tartar rule In
of
the
utilisation
as of tbs destruc per annum, from the 2nd day of Feb
Turkestan, the tomb of Tamerlane,
ruary, 1930; and tho sum of 839.80
whose top Is shaped like a giant acorn. tion of the forests. They wasted to
■4;'.
Is the most conspicuous and best pre get rid of them. For two centuries with interest at the rate of 8 per
little
progress
was
made
to
thia
strug
cent
per
annum
from
the
16th
day
o
served. The mausoleum Is covered
with mosaic, the beauty and crafts gle with tha aH-encompaastog forest. October, 1829; and the sum of 881.6)
manship of which hns never been sur The total forest velums was almost as w ith Interest at the rate of 8 pe
passed. Tamerlane built the tomb for groat a hundred years ago aa It was cent per annum from the 22nd da;
himself Io 1400-1404. Over the sar when tha Cavaliers of Virginia and of March, 1930, and the sum
the Puritans of Massachusetts were
cophagus of this man who conquered
first awed by the dark and mysterious >113.03, w ith Interest at the rate
all of Asia Is the Inscription, “Tills
woods which, so far as they knew, 8 per cent per annum from the 13tl
is the resting plnce of the Illustrious
■’
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and Merciful Monarch; the Most Great stretched continuously to the Pacific, day qf July. 1930; and the sum o
thousands of miles to tbs west Tbs >15.00 as abstract charges, and th
Sultan; the Most Mighty Warrior,
Em ir Tlmour Kurgan, Conqueror of only extensive cleared trass wars on farther aum of >100 attorney’s fees
“Oregon cannot affo rd a new class of uncontrolled tax-spending
all the Earth." Modest sort of a fel the Atlantic seaboard. Tbs old-time and the fu rth er aum of >24.80 cost
water-power driven sawmill bad mads
low I
hut little headway against th * Incred and disbursements in this suit, let
political bodies, operating tax-exem pt property in a hazardous
ible vastness of the forests and their the sum of 840.00 stock in p la ln llf.
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The
Federal
Land
Bonk
of
Spokan<
sturdy
and
tenacious
ability
to
repro
M ost Southern C ity
business
enterprise,
a
t
the
risk
of
the
already
burdened
taxpay-
duce
themselvps.
The
forests
of
Mains,
l
corporation,
held
by
said
plalntU
Punta Arenas In south Chile
prised two centuries ago as the source
or the defendant, Stanfield N a tb n e
known ns the most southern city
of huge masts and spars for the king's Farm Loan Association, which sal.'
the world because It Is farther south
ers of the state."
navy, have now their fourth crop of lerree and judgment and order o
than nny other settlement deserving
saw
timber.
to be designated a city. It Is situated
sale have been duty dorketed and en
at about 83 degrees latitude south.
(Statem ent o f 191 Oregon citizen* in o fficial Voters* Pam phlet)
rolled in the office of the Clerk c
Ushunln, port and rapltul of the Ar
said, Court, and in and by which sni
Needle »8 ,00 0 Years O ld
gentine territory of Tlerra del Fuego,
A perfect bone needle, some 28,000 judgment, decree and order of sale I
Is farthor south, being about 8 degrees
years old, to to the Field Mttseuto was directed th at the hereinafter dee
latitude, but It Is little more than a
of Natural History, Chicago. This crlbed reel property to V m a tlli
village compared with Punts Arenas,
needle, mors than three Incbee to County, Oregon, together w ith
th
which has some 20,000 Inhabitants.
length, Is complete and bas es perfect tenements, hereditaments and sppur
There are smaller settlements still
an eye as tf It had been made yes
farther south In Routh America, hut
terday. It was mads by a prehistoric tenances thereto belonging or In any
they are not shown on the averuge
Magdalénien craftsman, according to wlsa appertaining, and also all of tbr
map.—The Pathfinder,
Districts can take over and “assume** defaulted
1 Districts can ba pieced together like
crazy
Henry Field, assistant curator of phys estate, rig ht, and Interest of said de
bonds
o f insolvent irrigation districts, and load
quilt,
out
o
f
patches
o
f
“territory,
contiguous
or
ical anthropology, and It was un fendante in ang to tbs same, be sol
these debts on to other property.
otherwise in one or more counties.
doubtedly used for making clothes out by the Sheriff of U m atilla County
»Jewish Cheese”
of reindeer skins.
Oregon, to satisfy said Judgment ant
According to the Jewish Cookery
Book by Mrs. Esther Levy, “Jewish
The needle was excavated from aa all costa.
2 Districts can “levy taxes upon the taxable prop*
Districts can and must make up a ll losses in
cheese” Is made aa follows: But
ancient rock shelter at Gentles to Ute
T H E R E F O R E , I w ill, on the 26t?
higher taxes, in higher w ater and electric rates,
erty o f such districts," w ith no lim it on the
flve quarts of new milk Into a south of France. It was evldeetly
pan with flve pints of cold and live fashioned with a flint blade and drilled day of October, 1930, at the hour o
or both, w ithout check or lim itation.
amount o f taxes that may be levied.
two o'clock in the afternoon of sal
pints of hot water, a little sugar and by a flint borer.
day, at the front door of the court
as mach rennet ns will bring the whey
3 Districts e*n “issue, sell and assume evidences
F ive directors c*n exercise a ll these autocratic
in 20 minutes; when It comes strike
house In the C ity of Pendleton, Umtt
C arden e f S traw Hats
the skimmer three nr four times down
powers, w ith a ll bars against extravagance and
of indebtedness,” w ith no lim it on the amount or
tills County, Oregon, sell a ll
th
In almost every otber pert of the
and leave It on the curd. In an hour
oppressive burdens removed.
kind of debts to be “ issued" or “assumed.”
rig ht, title and Interest, which th
or two ladlt Into the vat without world Where straw hate are made, the
touching It, and when the vat Is full
process of bleaching to accomplished said defendants or either of that
and the whey has run from It, put a hy the use of chemicals but to Luton, had on the 2nd day of February
weight upon I t — Washington Star.
England, which boasts of a greet straw
1922, or store then have acquired o
hot Industry, the bats are bleached by
exposure to the sun's rays. A large now have, to and to the followln
London's Finest Sculpture
open apace attached to the factory to deeerlbed premia?» situated In Ume
Many are of the opinion that the filled with regularly planted sticks, and tills County, State of Oregon, to -w lt
finest piece of sculpture In all of Ixm
upon each of tboae a straw hat In tbs
The Northwest Q uarter of the
don'f great collection Is the Quadriga
process of making to placed for a spe
at Hyde Perk comer. This statuary
cified time, during which the whitening
■tor
“T h e people know by bitter experience that no power to create
Is more admired anil commented upon operation takes place to a natural mall
by discerning visitors thnn any other
nor. The bleaching department with
new debt* and levy new taxes ha* ever been le ft untexercised.
similar monument In the English me Ita rows of hats has the appearance
tropolis. The group which was erect of a garden filled with great white
No opportunity to enlarge the public payrolls by political organ
ed In 1011 Is the Inrgest In England
blooms.
v, * ,-
and the cnstlng weighs SS tons. Each
ization, or no chance to rai*e and expend public money, has
of the four horses, which are twice life
A F ee* a t S
Rise, weighs six tons and the winged
ever been neglected.*’
Oliver Goldsmith, before he was
figure of Peace, which tops the group.
Is 14 feet In height
eight years old, had contracted the
habit of scribbling verse on small
aernps of paper, which, to a little
Ideatifiesl
while, he would throw Into the lira.
“A man to easy to read," »»Id Rob A few of these verse», however, were
erts to nobody In particular as he end rescued from the flames and taken to
a few of hla friends lonnged In the hls mother. She reed them with a
window of the club one evening. Just motiler’s delight, and saw at once that
then a street car stopped In front of her eon was a genlns and a peat.
the window end Perkins and hls wife From that time she beset her husband
us the n ext tim e
and sister got off.
with solicitations to give the boy an
You wish any print«
“Which one to hla w l/sF’ some one education suitable to bis talents
Ing.Onrequipment
wanted to know, Nohdy could answer
enables ns to tu rn
until Roberts said: "She to the one
o a t fir s t q u a lity
he didn’t help off the car."
Egyptian blnasasiAeatlen
work—o u r experi
Egypt owed Its scientific advance
ence enables ue to
before other nations to the Nile. Its
Wfcr Sense Stay Single
(P a id A d v.— U tility T axpayer* Committee, H . L. W alth e r, M anager, 206 Sixth Street, P o rtland)
in t e llig e n t ly « id
dead could not be buried la the tones
reproved the lady of the alluvial soil disturbed every year by
yo n In p la n n in g '
house, "you did not come In last night
the flood«. Tomin were hollowed out
your circular, letter
although I let you have the latch key of the hills, until their whole «urfscee
or whatever prinb-
for the pnrpoaa. | don't like that."
were honeycombed hy them. To tide
^ you wish done.
“I know, nmdnin, hut the
their dead over the weeks of the high
thorsto of anto to ho *N*M la
result a you get
S I of Desds, pags SS*. and onbjoet
Routhwsst Quarter ot tne Bontk-
wouldn’t fit end »o I had to go to water, their bodies wars carefully am
belonging
or
In
anywlot
appertain
of M id exocntloa and aU
w
ill
p
ro
ve
t
h
a
t
to
tho
rlghts
acqulrsd
hy
agroo-
wsst
Quarter
of
Rscttoa
Thirty-
my renal n’a"
h» lined and this grew to he a rastom
asoat recordsd In Book 18 of ing; and ntoo oil of tho right, estate,
Doted this 23rd day sf I
four to Township Four
North.
“I t didn't fit? w h ,, ,
M t#
•n tll not only people, (mt * ’ *** fa-
Dosds. pogs «21. roeords of Ussn- title and Intorsot of snlg dsfondonto 1»S*.
Rango Twenty-Bins. Boot of tha
given you the one I naunlly let ■»• vorlfe animals (sapsplally s a l» were
Mlto Couaty. Orsgon, to whl«b rs- In and to the sasso; aatd toads to bo
hnsband have so that be will iu,VB
Wlltoasotto MsridUo.
Umatilla
TOM B. OUBDAMM
‘nt® toWRRlSS,
forsne* to horaby asflo.
sold at public auction to tho highest » « • i f f «< u iM ttu * o s«atr<1
Irak* me when be comes In."
Csusty. Orsgon. snbjoct to th« ro-
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Cooper’s "Lions 'N Tiger» Tf Every-
thing," mentions that “the speed «<
an elephant Is a deceptive thing, aag
it Is a good hoses that eaa keep
abreast of him, once he aallnbors Into
full steam ahead." Jennlson's “Bat
umi History of Animals," state* that
“the usual gait la a walk, but when
frightened they break into aa amble
by which they can cover 10 alios an
hour for a long period." Aa article
' by F. C. 8slous In “The Living Ani
mals of the World," saya as follows:
“That great authority, Mr. Randercoo,
saya that the only pace of tbo Indian
elephant Is the walk, capable of be
ing increased to a fast shuffle of
about IS miles an hoar for vary short
distances.
This description exactly
coincides with my own experience of
the African elephant, except that I
think that animals of tha latter spo-
cles, especially cows and young bulls,
are capable of getting np a pace of at
least 20 miles an beur and keeping n
up for from 100 to 200 yards when
charging." These statements would
Indicate that a charging elephant can
outrun all but the fastest of human
runners.
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