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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1», 1931 WANT ADS FOR SALI FOR SALE-—H ard w are, Stoves, F u r n itu re and M attresses. H ern iisto u Second H and Store. 10-tfc MELOTTE SEPARATOR FOR SALE w ith m otor. Iowa se p e ra to r No. 103. In q u ire W. G. W ebber. 24-2tc FOR SALE OR TRADE— MY RANCH for a tow n residence. M. W. Bloom, H erm iston, Oregon. 2 2 -ltc FORD3ON TRACTOR W IT H GOVER- n o r for sale. W ill ta k e tra d e for ra ttle . R. G. S aylor, Echo, Ore. 24-2tp FOR SALE— ONE FOUR YEAR OLD reg istered m ilk in g S h o rth o rn Bull, $100. B. P. R and, Irrig o n , Oregon. 22-6tc FORD PICKUP. ONE OF T H E LATE Models. Good shape. Low m ileage. R o h rm an M otor Com pany. 24-tfc CHEVROLET 5 COUPE, 1929. $400 R ohrm an M otor Company. 25tfc LONG RYE STRAW FOR COVER- in g for sale. J. W. H am m an , H e r m iston, Oregon. 25-2tp MISCELLANEOUS LOST — DISK W H E E L AND T IR E fo r In te rn a tio n a l tru c k . J. Dell, C hristley. 24-2tc THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON W riter Show* Franklin ❖ Firm Believer in God > How Benjamin Franklin, “errone ♦ ously supposed by man to be an ath eist,” called the attention o f th e Constitutional convention to the fact th at small progress had been made a fte r four or five weeks because “w e have not hitherto once thought of humbly applying to the F ath er of Light to illumine our understandings,” Is pointed out by Representative Jam es M. Beck, form er solicitor gen eral of the United States, in his stan d ard work on “The Constitution of th e United States, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.” Mr Beck quotes Franklin as asking his colleagues in the convention, “Do we Imagine th at we no longer need his assistance?" And Franklin pronounced this conviction; “T hat God governs In the affairs of men. And If a spar row cannot fall to the ground w ith out his notice, is It prpbable th at an empire can rise w ithout his aid?” Franklin urged th at “henceforth prayers Imploring the assistance of heaven, and its blessings on our de liberations, be held in this assembly every morning, before we proceed to business.” An “Impious” speech by Alexander Hamilton Is also referred to by Mr. Beck, on the authority o f Jonathan Dayton, the youngest member of the convention. He records th at Hamilton “was confidently of opinion th at they were competent to tran sact the busi ness which had been intrusted to, th eir care—th at they were equal to every exigency which might occur, and con cluded by saying, th at therefore he did not see the necessity of calling in for eign aid.” W ashington' fixed his eye on Hamilton with a m ixture of su r prise and indignation while he uttered th is im pertinent and impious speech. —W ashington Star. m other, Mrs. T hom pson, Monday a f of “ The S poilers,” com ing PINE CITY NEWS PAGE THREE to the w ill be th e n in th county to tak e p a rt to give every d airy m an in th e county ♦ ternoon. Caéis th e a tre Sunday and M onday, in th is series of broadcasts over the an o p p o rtu n ity to have b is h erd te s t ♦ O regon S ta te college sta tio n . Mr. an d Mrs. Dan L indsey made j und in w hich G ary Cooper sta rs. ed. <• a b i'tineaa tr ip to P endleton last F r i The m ine took Its nam e, as all ST. H ELEN S — F arm e rs of Scap !o th ers d u rin g those h isto ric days. day. Washington Featured by KOAC poose, w ho have been successfully Mr. and Mrs. Dee N eill made a M arion F in ch had th e m isfo rtu n e of g e ttin g h is h an d h u rt ra th e r b ad business tr ip to H erm iston F riday. Mr. Key. N elil a tten d ed the Wool- ly in th e h ay chopper F rid ay . C h ar grow ers m eetin g a t H eppner Friday. ley B artholom ew took him to H ep p n er to Dr. M cM urdo w ho bandaged THEATRE NOTES his arm . He is g e ttin g along nicely now. A g rip p in g sto ry of love, sacrifice Mr. an d Mrs. C harles M orehead and heroism in th e w ilds of Morocco, visited in P en d leto n S unday w ith w ith fo u r m em bers of th e fam ous Mrs. M orehead’s sis te r and fam ily, F oreign L egion an d an a llu rin g wom an spy as th e p rin cip al ch aracters— Mr. an d Mrs. Sam Bowm an. such as ‘‘R enegades,.’ Fox m ovietone T he P in e C ity sen io rs re tu rn e d p roduction w hich brings new th rills from C orvallis S unday evening. They an d ex citem en t to o u r patrons when rep o rted h a v in g a v ery enjoyable It opens a t th e O asis th e a tre Friday tim e. and S atu rd ay . Mr. an d Mrs. Lou W a tte n b u rg e r I W a rn e r ' B ax ter sheds his h a b ili m ade a tr ip to Jo h n Day S atu rd ay to m ents of a border b a n d it for those of v isit th e ir d a u g h te r, Mrs. R eid Bu- a F ren ch soldier in th e leading role seick, an d re tu rn e d to th e ir B u tte r and fa s c in a tin g M yrna Loy as the w om an. A close ad a p ta tio n of A ndre Creek hom e Sunday. A rm an d y ’s re a listic novel, “Les René The P in e C ity S u n d ay school w as g a ts ,” th e p ic tu re is th e firs t talkie well a tte n d e d S unday. P in e City of th e L egion, an d presen ts vividly is now ah ead in th e co n test. E v ery t i e han d icap s and dangers endured one come to h elp u s w in. n th e R iff cam paigns. V ictor Flem - ng, w ho re c en tly made “ Common Mr. an d Mrs. H erm an Y oung and t l a y ,” d irected th is equally graphic fam ily, A leta an d L en n a N eill m ade production. a little tr ip u p in th e m o u n tain s Sunday. T hey re p o rte d th a t th ey A replica of th e fam ous Six Above d id n ’t see v ery m uch snow . n in e , one of th e rich est claim s in Mrs. B artholom ew , Mr. an d Mrs. A nvil C reek d u rin g the days of the M arion F in ch and ch ild ren v isited gald ru sh to Nome. A laska, w as b u ilt a t th e hom e of Mrs. B artholom ew 's t y P a ra m o u n t fo r its ta lk in g edition ' h rough fact th a t it was th e six th claim above th e discovery claim , or pioneering claim up th e creek from the discovery claim becam e know n as .One Above, th e next w as Two Above, i etc. The claim s below discovery w ere ■o described. In th e Rex Beach sto ry . “T he S poilers,” th e fam ous m ine Is re fe r red to as th e Midas, and so it is c all ed In P a ra m o u n t’s p ictu re. The d u plicate of th e M idas p roperty was constructed in B ig T u ju n g a canyon, f i r b ark in th e m o u n tain s from H ol lywood. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ BROADCASTS «VER K0AC ASTORIA — More progress w as made to w ard erad icatio n of in fe c t ious ab o rtio n of c a ttle in Clatsop county d u rin g 1930 th a n in any o th er co u n ty in th e sta te , says C ounty agent E. W. McM indes. P lan s are now u n d er way by w hich it is hoped grow ing sm all acreages of flax fo r th e past sev eral years, a re consider ing th e e stab lish m en t of re ttin g an d scu tch in g p lan ts. G row ers have also reported to C ounty A gent George Nelson th e ir In ten tio n of seeding some 700 ad d itio n a l acres to the crop thiB yeur. KLAMATH FALLS— T ria l of Lad- uk a lfa lfa w ill be m ade in K lam ath co u n ty again th is year w ith seed ob tain ed th ro u g h th e office of C ounty A gent C. A. H enderson. T his v ariety has been tried o u t by a n u m b er of Oregon co u n ty ag e n ts and It Is be lieved th a t It w ill be of considerable value in e a stern Oregon, as it is w in te r hardy and d ro u th re s ista n t. Two tria ls w ere p u t o u t in K lam ath coun ty In 1930 a n d re su lts w ere q u ite satisfacto ry . EU G EN E — R ecent observation of a d em o n stratio n tr ia l of A u strian W int r Field peas and common vetch •is cover crops in th e o rch ard of ’•'rank B unner show ed th a t chick eed h-’ d p ra c tic a lly stopped the row th of th e vetch, t u t th a t the aas “ ere o u tg ro w in g ih e weed, re ports O. S. F le tc h e r, county agent. HERMISTON PENDLETON VINEYARD LODGE I Gifts for All Occasions j No. 206 1. O. O. F. m eets each Monday eve. tng tri Odd F ellow s’ n a n . V isitin g m em bers cordially in zited W. R. L onghorn. Secrotar. R alp h S hafer, N. G. FRED H. BROWN Jeweler "G eorge W ash in g to n ," by Dr. E. V. V aughn, asooclate professor of h isto ry, w ill be th e to p ic of the “ A m eri can H isto ry in Song and S to ry ,” F r i day, F e b ru ary 20. T his series is p re sen ted u n d er th e auspices of th e C or vallis c h a p te r of th e D. A. R , and concerns events and people associa ted w ith early h isto ry of th e U ni ted S tatess and Oregon. On F riday, F eb ru ary 27. Mrs. Jam es G. W ulker, Jr., reg en t of th e P o rtlan d ch ap te r, w ill speak on "P ilg rim a g e to P ly m outh R ock,” an d Mrs. J. T h o rn b u rn Ross, form er reg en t of M ultnom ah c h ap te r, w ill tell ab o u t “ Some of Our G reat G reat G randm am as.” <• 1 B I B B a B I S B B S E B S a E B B S « 5 WITH FARMERS AROUND £ THE STATE a JBaBBBBBBBBBaflBaBBBD Piano Feature on Air “ P iano Moods” is th e title of a b rief m usical fe a tu re broadcast over KOAC nt 2 o'clock each T uesday a f ternoon by Ja n e E lk in s of P rin ev ille, a s tu d e n t of m usic a t Oregon S tate college. The p ro g ram consists of lig h t classics and fa m ilia r ballards. Malheur County to Broadcast M alheur county w ill go on th e air over KOAC T h u rsd ay evening, F e b ru a ry 19, a t 7 :3 0 o’clock, w ith a “ K now Y e a r C ounty" program . T his CALSOMINING AND P A P E R HANG- in g done. Tom Jen sen , H erm isto n , Oregon. 25-2tp T race M ass Production FOR R EN T — 4-ROOM FU RN ISH ED house. P rice $12.5o per m o n th . F. F. K n err. P hone 15-W . 24-tfc FOR TRADE — BUICK CLOSED-IN to u rin g , fo r good m ilk cow. F k F. K n err, P hone 15-W . 24-tfe Go to B urk's for B arg ain s— Now. —Adv. FOR R EN T — CITY CAMP GROUND. F ive cabins, tw o g arag es, com m u n ity k itch en , ho t and cold w ater. W rite or phone E u g en e H anby, IPer- m iston. P hone 25-M. 23-tfc HIGHEST CASH prices paid for live stock We w ill be in H erm isto n every w eek. D rop us a card if you have an y stock to sell. H usto n ¿4 B en n ett Co. Inc., T he D alles, Oregon. Box 327. 31-tfe B u rk ’s B ig Buyh S till on-—Adv. «.i T H E H ’.R A L D O FFICE— C arbon paper, ty p e w rite r ribbons, in k pads and ru b b e r stam ps. ITotiee For Publication S erial No. 023786 U. S. D e p artm en t of In te rio r, U. S. L and office a t T he D alles, Oregon, J a n u a r y 15, 1931. N otice is h ereb y g iven t h a t G ay lord M. M adison of E cho, Oregon, w ho, on A pril 20, 1917, m ade D esert L and E n try 023786 (L a G rande 01 5137) for th e S E U , Sec. 30, T. 3 N o rth , R. 28 E a st, W. M„ h a s filed n otice of in te n tio n to com plete the pu rchase of said lan d u n d e r th e p ro visions of th e A ct of M arch 4. 1929. A ny an d all persons c laim in g a d versely th e above described lan d or d e sirin g for a n y reason to o b ject to th e com pletion of th e p u rch ase and fin a l e n try th e re o f by th e a p p lic a tio n , should file th e ir a ffid a v its of p ro te st in d u p licate in th is office d u rin g th e 30-day period of p u b lica tio n im m ediately follo w in g th e first p rin te d issue of th is notice, o th e r w ise the ap p licatio n m ay be allow ed. W. A. W ilk in so n , A ctin g R eg ister. (J a n . 22-Feb. 29) to W isest o f M onarchs Do you sometimes wonder how it ever happened th at clothes became standardized? Why is it, for in stance, th at when you are looking for your wife or flnncee, or any other cer tain specified woman, amongst a crowd in a departm ent store, or hotel lobby, or a t the station, and you feel sure you can recognize her anywhere by a glimpse of her hat, you become hope lessly confused over the bevy of hats around you, every one of which you would sw ear was the very identical h at your fair lady was accustomed to w ear? H ere’s how it came about. Solomon, th a t intrepid husband of a thousand women, was out walking one fine spring day with a certain favored wife of his, one of the cuddly, teasing, coax ing variety, with such a vivid person ality th at he could even remember her name. When they read ied the business sec tion, and were strolling past a milli nery sliop, the petite one went into raptures over a little beige felt hat on display in the window. “Oh, I must have th a t darling hat, Solly dear. Isn’t It adorable?” And she gave his arm an affectionate squeeze. ‘‘You’ll buy it fo r me, won’t yon, dearie? All the neighbors will envy me. Ju st imagine how stunning it will look! I wa-a-nt i t ” Of course they bought the hat and the little favored wife wore it home. The next morning a disheveled, downcast, pitiable wreck of a once- powerful man, who looked as though he had had a thousand stormy inter views, hobbled into the millinery shop, holding In his trem bling hands a tiny beige felt hat, and thundered, “I w ant to place an order for 999 hats exactly like this one.” And so it wns th a t mass production had its beginning.—K ansas City Star. ♦ ■ « - t v T “ '■*' • "*■• Alfred W. Christopherson Physician and Surgeon Cf'-'ce P hone 733. Res. P hone 712 O ffice: F irs t N atio n al B ank Bldg I.-e' smith t nd Keymaker ■ 125 IV. A lia St. P hone 380 ; WE Specialize in Good Furai- ture at Lowest Possible Prices Free Delivery to your door. W M t«.’ QUAL|YV<‘«oPRICES H F F T fuRHlT¡i£-EC0. W. J. WARNER Attorney-at-Law Hermiston - Oregon Radio* Hermiston Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor Mr. and Mrs. Shaar, Prop. H erm iston - - - P hone 461 O regon Motors Fixtures ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY Appliances Electrical Contracting lAAAAÁÁAAAÁÁf PRANN FUNERAL SERVICE “ A n y th in g E le c tric a l” T elephone 801 N ig h t or Day 627 Main St. P hone 978 P endleton Chapel Funeral Coach and Sanitary Preparation Room T. K. Johnson Quality Printing Why go out of town when you can get Quality Printing at the same identical cost right here at home. Before you give out that next print ing job you have in mind, get our estimate - - Be convinced that you can buy Quality Printing from us at the same price. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Umatilla County In th e M atter of th e E sta te of W illiam K ennedy, Deceased. NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IVEN th a t th e un d ersig n ed E x ecu trix of th e L ast W ill a n d 'T e s ta m e n t of W illiam K ennedy, deceased, has filed her F in a l R eport w ith th e C lerk of th e above e n title d C o u rt, an d th a t th e Ju d g e of said C o u rt has d esig n ated S a tu rd a y , th e 28th day of F eb ru ary , 1931. a t 2 o’clock In th e aftern o o n as th e tim e, an d th e room s of th e above e n title d C ourt in th e C ounty j C o u rt H ouse in P en d leto n , U m atilla C ounty, Oregon, as th e place w h e n . and w here h e a rin g is to be had th ereo n . All persons In terested are h ereby n o tified to th e n an d th e re j a p p ear and show cause, if a n y th e y . have, w hy said re p o rt sh o u ld n o t be ( approved, th e E x e c u trix d isch arg ed and th e e sta te closed. D ated th is 2 9 th d ay of J a n u a ry ,] 1931. Executrix. (Jan. 29-Feh. 2«) Dr. F. V. Prims A m bulance Service - H erm iston A v 1 Notice of Hearing U ponFinal Report MARGARET KENNEDY, now associated w ith C en eral D entistry X -R ay an d D iagnosis Sank Bldg. P hone C onnections S unday an d E venings by A p pointm ent Mrs Mary E. Hcndersrn, widow of the laic Senator John B. Henderson oi Missouri, has offered her mag nificent mansion on Meridian Hill, Washington, to the Government as a permanent “Junior White House tor the Vice-President to live in. The house has ib-H- rooms and cost $300,000. It will take a special Act of Congress to accept the g ift P endleton, Ore. , ¡FRANCIS A. WALMAN Radio Repairing W. L. Morgan, D. M. D. . a t ‘ 817 }M ain S tre e t Physician and Surgeon Office, T elephone B uilding H erm iston. Oregon Office P hone. 1023 House 1012 DR. A. E. MARBLE Chiropractor O ffice: Two doors w est poetoffice Office hours, 10 Io 12: 1 :3 0 to 6 j P hone 481 - H erm iston, Or. MARKHAM Beauty Shop ALL WORK GUARANTEED PHONE 521 ► ► Ray Conger of the Illinois Athletic Club, who won the 1.000-vard race at the Newark A. C. mert. defea: ng the champion of Eur-pc, D r Fa''! Martin C L O T H IN G Florsheim Shoes HYATT & BRAWN Men's V/ear Specialists L. M. LA DOW & CO. ¡Uphol8ti i. ru and M attress Milkers N o v .lty an l Ilu ffle j C u rta in s 504 M ain S tre e t P hone 529 P endleton. O recon PENDLETON ► H. S. McKenzie, M. D. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat > J Office: 1-2-3 Inland E m pire Bldg. P en d leto n , Oregon Hermiston Herald ; J*ck Allen Supply Co. AUTO PARTS SPORT GOODS I « Phone Four Hundred W. M. RAKESTRAW Watchmaker and Jewelry 627 Main Street Pendleton, Oregon -NEWTON PAINLESS DEMISTS Dr. H. A. N ew ton, Mgr. X-Ray Work Hecolite Plates Muin and W ebb P endleton FOR SALE 500 RED PULLETS A rrango for sp rin g custo h atch in g . HALEY’ HATCHERY FREEWATER, OREGON
