The Hermiston herald., March 31, 1932, Page 3, Image 3

THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
PAGE THREE
WANT AOS
Every Automobile
on the street is a
Minimum Charge 15c
or
1 Cent a Word
USED CAR
FOR SALS
W h y N ot
Own
One
MALOTT SEPARATOR FOR SALE
w ith m otor. Iow a se p a ra to r No.
103. In q u ire W . G. W ebber.
29-4tp
H AV E A
o perated
from »2
R. C. A.
NUMBER OF BATTERY
R adios (or sale. P riced
to $5 each. Also several
and o th e r speakers. P au l
•
1930— Model A F ord T udor
»350
29-tfc 1929-—Model A Special
M ille r .
. »250
R o ad ster
1928-—Model A F ord T u d o r ..... »275
1926-—Model T P ick u p .......... • » 75
100-ACRE RANCH FOR R EN T — All
. » 90
blue g rass and a lfa lfa p a stu re i r ­ 1927-—Model T Coupe .......
rig ated from B row nell d itch . J. 1927— C h evrolet T ru ck .......... . » 50
(A nd Speed T ran sm issio n )
W. M essner. H erm isto n , Oregon.
29-2tc 1927— G rah am B ro th ers G-Boy
T ru ck ................................ »275
W A NTED — 4 GOOD COWS.
I. N.
FORD—
Model T T ru ck ........... » 6 0
H artsook, R t. 2, H erm isto n 3 1 -ltp
MISCELLANEOUS
ROHRMAN
MOTOR CO.
O FFICE SPACE FOR R E N T — Mod­
ern conveniences. In q u ire H erald
office.
B u rk 's for
B arg ain s.
On th e W est
YOUR
— Adv
S id e .
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER
FU RN ISH ED OR U NFU RN ISH ED
hoi.scs for re n t. H. E. H anby.
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Go to B u rk ’s for B arg ain s— Now. ’>
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STANFIELD NEWS ITEMS
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H IG H EST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
Mrs. Geo. B aars of O regon C ity Is
horses, c a ttle , hogs, an d sheep. a g u est a t th e hom e of h er fa th e r,
H uston B ro th ers, The D alles. 25-tfc J. D. W allace.
T he Jam es K irb y fam ily a re m ov­
STOLEN — A NUM BER OF A RTI-
in g to th e H e a th farm east of tow n.
cles from my hom estead n ear B u t­
M embers of th e S tu d y club sp en t
te r Creek. P a rty is know n. To avoid
an enjo y ab le a ftern o o n T h u rsd ay a t
a rre s t, re tu rn im m ediately. B uff
th e hom e of Mrs. E . A. H oosier.
S tocker, Echo, Oregon.
31-2tp
Mrs. J. M. R ich ard s read a p ap er on
DAY OLD CHICKS HATCHED AT “ Irish M usic,” p re s e n tin g th e su b ­
H erm iston.
L eghorns,
R e d s , je c t from th e tim e of th e h a rp in
Rocks.
Get o u r prices.
See our p ag an Ire la n d dow n to th e c o u n try
chicks.
Y our p atro n ag e ap p recia­ fiddle, an d p resen t-d ay m usic. Mrs.
ted. P o u lts, T u rk ey eggs an d cus­ E. A. H oosier, who h as a p leasin g
tom h a tc h in g .
“ V ig o rb llt” H a tc h ­ soprano voice, san g sev eral Irish
ery, H erm iston, Oregon.
' 26-tfc songs. G uests for th e a ftern o o n w ere
Mrs. Geo. B a a rs and Miss L en n a
W E BUY AND SELL EARLY AND W ald.
la te seed potatoes. F red K lu g Co.,
Miss C a th e rin e Cooper, who teach
108 U nion avenue, P o rtla n d , O re­ es a t M arshlfeld, sp e n t E a ste r v aca­
gon.
27-tfc tio n w ith h e r p aren ts, Mr. an d Mrs.
—D u r h a m r N .C .r m a n y - m ile s ~ f r o m S. R. Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. H a rle R ogers w ere
he sea, is one of th e s ta te ’s larg est
.orts of e n try , custom receip ts doub- in P o rtla n d la s t w eek.
Mrs. C. C ardw ell of Spokane, is a
ing in 1930.
B elgium , w ith 660 persons to th e g u est a t th e hom e of h e r uncle, Ed
q u a re m ile, has th e d en sest fiopll- B row n.
T he b rid g e crew h as arriv ed In
atio n of any E u ro p ean co u n try .
Business and Professional Cards
HERMISTON
HERMISTON
DR. A. E. MARBLE
O regon M utual
Chiropractor
Office: Two doors west postoffice
Office hours, 10 to 12; 1:30 to •.
Phone 481 - Hermiston, Or.
VINEYARD LODGE
No. 206 I. O. O. F . m eets each
M onday evening in Odd F ello w s’
trait. V isitin g m em bers co rd ially
in v ited
W . R. L o n g h o rn , S ecretar.
W a lte r Mead, N. G.
FIRE INSURANCE CO.
McMinnville, Oregon
Is Your Fire Insurance
About to Expire?
T h en See
R. C. TODD
H erm isto n , O regon
T. K. Johnson
Physician and Surgeon
W. L. Morgan, D. M. D.
now associated with
Dr. F. V. Prime
G eneral D e n tistry
X -R ay an d D iagnosis
ink B ldg.
P ho n e C onnections
S unday and E v en in g s by
A p p o in tm en t
Alfred W. Christopherson
Office, Telephone Building
Hermiston, Oregon
Office Phone, 1023 House 1912
MARKHAM
Beauty Shop
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
PHONE 521
Physician and Surgeon
□fHce P hone 733. Res. P h o n e 712
O ffice: F ir s t N atio n al B an k B ldg
Hermiston Beauty Shoppe
D u a rt P e rm a n e n t W aves
PENDLETON
DR. DALE ROTHWELL
OPTOMOTRIST
T h e b est glasses a t a reaso n ab le
$2.95 and $5.00
cost.—OPTICAL REPAIRING
F in g e r W aves — 50c an d 75c
L ate A pp o in tm en ts by Phone.
P h o n e 141
Over W ool w o rth ’s— P hone 1286
P en d leto n , O regon
WE-
W. J. W ARNER
Attomey-at-Law
Hermiston - Oregon
Specialize in Good Furni­
ture at Lowest Possible
Prices
Hermiston Post No. 37
Free Delivery
to your door.
M eets firs t an d th ird
(T hursday. L egion A uxtl-
)iary m eets second an d
fo u rth T h u rad ay .
Legion Hall-
-rrr
■ i t .................
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i u w r
WMF p - Q U A L IT Y
couoT
P R IC E $ M i » '
P f H O L f TON O P t C C M
S tan field to re p a ir th e dam age done
by th e recen t h ig h w ater. A new
fo rty foot sp an w ill be added.
An ev en in g of d e lig h tfu l e n te r­
ta in m e n t w as provided by th e L a­
dies Aid a t th e ch u rch W ednesday
n ig h t. M em bers of th e o rg an izatio n
p resen ted a n u n u su a lly novel p lay ­
le t e n title d , "W ay s an d a W ay ” u n ­
der th e d irectio n of Mrs. J. M. R ich ­
ards. T he cast inclu d ed “ C hicken
D in n er and Food S ale,” Mrs. E. A.
H oosier; ‘‘B azaar,” Mrs. W. W . Kel-
ty ; " E n te rta in m e n t," Miss H elen
F red rick so n ;
“S ilver T ea,” Miss
L en n a W ald :
"R u m m ag e S ale,”
Mrs. J. M. R ich ard s; “ S o licito r,”
Mrs. H. L. H ed rick ; “ P ro p o rtio n ate
G iv in g ," Mrs. S. R. Cooper an d th e
" R re s id e n t," Mrs. F. A. B aker. O th ­
er co n trib u tio n s to th e pro g ram
w ere vio lin n u m b er by B illie P e n ­
ney, F red d y W aid an d E sth e r F red ­
rick so n ; a re a d in g “H ey, M a!” by
W ayne K elty ; p leasin g vocal n u m ­
bers by Miss Rose H oosier an d Mrs.
E. A. H oosier; an d p iano solos and
d u ets by M arjo rie Cooper an d V iv­
ian C ro n ter.
A fter th e pro g ram ail re tire d to
th e ch u rch b asem en t w here th e first
ev en t w as th e a u c tio n in g of th e
com m unity nam e q u ilt w ith Supt.
W. W. K elty as au ctio n eer. Mrs. C.
D. C onnor was h ig h b idder. Each
person w hose nam e was inclu d ed in
th e q u ilt paid a penney per le tte r.
T h e rem ain d er of th e evening
was sp en t in a social w ay h onoring
Mr. an d Mrs. M. R. L ing on th e » te
of th e ir 5 7 th w edding an n iv ersary .
Miss B lanche T horsen an d h er
frien d Miss B ry a n t sp en t th e ir E as­
te r v acatio n a t th e S. T h o rsen home
on th e Meadows.
Jam es C. H oskins is b u ild in g a
b arn on th e place to w hich he has
recen tly moved.
T. F erg u sen has p u rch ased laud
n ear
M ilto n -F reew ater an d
w ill
move h is fam ily th ere a t once.
A no-host d in n e r p a rty w as held
a t th e T. A. O’G rady home at H e r­
m iston S u n d ay even in g in observ­
ance of th e sev e n tie th b irth d a y of
Mrs. O 'G rady’s fa th e r, T hom as L.
S tew art. Covers w ere laid for Mr.
an d Mrs. M. Refvem , Mr. an d Mrs.
M. C. B arag er, Mr. an d Mrs. Chas.
H oggard, Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Cooper,
Mrs. an d Mrs. J. S. B u rn h am , Mr.
an d Mrs. J. M. R ich ard s, P a tric ia
R ich ard s, Lee U ettets, Mr. an d Mrs.
T. A. O’G rady, an d Mr. an d Mrs.
Thos. S te w a rt.
S tan field D. E. S. m em bers w ill
hold an Inform al d in n e r p a rty a t
H otel S tan field th is ev en in g h o n o r­
in g G rand C onductress, Mona H au ­
ser of Saiem . Mrs. H au ser w ill hold
a school of In s tru c tio n In H erm is­
ton for th e O.E.S. m em bers in the
E ch o -H erm isto n d is tric t.
M em bers
from S tan field in a tte n d a n c e
w ill
be Miss E lv a P e rry , Mrs. M. Refvem .
C. M. McCall, Mr. an d Mrs. F ran k
Sloan an d Mrs. F lo ren ce B. Connor.
Miss H elen C onnor sp e n t th e
w eek end In P o rtla n d as a gu est at
th e F red H ale home.
Mrs. U. G. S h ip ley of M lram Is
v is itin g a t th e C. D. C onnor and C.
D unn hom es, b ein g called h ere by
th e serio u s illn ess of h e r m other,
Mrs. D unn.
Mr. an d Mrs. Geo. H ill of Pasco
a re v is itin g a t th e C. D unn home.
w ritte n by Mrs. A gnes H ills. Severe!
o n e-m in u te plays were presented by
g ra n g e m em bers.
M ike R ow ell san g a solo “ T hree
I.eaves of S h am ro ck .”
A dding
m uch to the evening's
pleasu re w ere th e violin solos played
by E s th e r F red rick so n , w ith H elen
F red rick so n a t th e piano.
W illiam
F red rick so n
d elighted
the au d ien c e w ith several accordian
solos.
E nsem ble num bers, violin
piano an d acco rd ian . w ere well re ­
ceived.
T he P o lly a n n a club m et a t the
Miles B a ra g e r hom e W ednesday a f­
tern o o n w ith Mrs. B arag er and Mrs.
T hom as O 'G rady as hostesses. In
o rd er to add m ore spice to th e m eet­
ing th e m em bers cam e costum ed to
re p re se n t gypsies, school girls, old
fashioned ladies.
F ra n c is D uyck m otored to P o rt­
land F rid a y an d re tu rn e d Sunday.,
b rin g in g Mrs. Duyck and little
la u g h te r w ith him . They w ill live
on th e S u n rise ran ch , w hich place
Mr. D uyck h as recen tly leased.
THURSDAY, MARCH »1. 1»SZ
Alice P ia tt was chosen as the
ty p ical telephone w orker of the C hi­
cago b ran ch of th e W estern E lec­
tric Com pany.
and w hereby it was decreed th a t
th a t c e rta in m o rtg ag e dated th e
24th day of D ecem ber, 1920, exe­
UMATILLA NEWS ITEMS
cuted by T hom as H. H addox and E t ­
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W hen h er fa th e r died Amy C ham ­ ta Belle H addox to p la in tiff upon
b
erlin
of S an Francisco, took over th e follow ing described real proper­
Mr. an d Mrs. C linton H arvey and
seven
g
ra d in g co n tra c ts fo r his firm . ty, to -w it:
ch ild re n M innie E llen and G eorge j
The W est o n e-h alf of th e
hav e moved in to th e L am bert home. 1
Mr. and Mrs. H arvey w ere form er Statement of Ownership, Manage­
N orthw est q u a rte r of th e S o u th ­
re sid e n ts of U m atilla but tw o years i
w est q u a rte r of Section 27, Twp.
ment, Circulation, etc., Required
ago h av in g moved to P o rtlan d .
5 N o rth . Rg. 29 E.W .M. in U m a­
Miss Ju d y Pope Bpent tile E a ste r } by the Act of Congress of August
tilla C ounty, Oregon, show n and
v acatio n a t th e home of h er p are n ts
24,
1912
d esignated on th e m aps of th e
in C orvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. W allace E. M ahoney Of th e H erm iston H erald, published
U m atilla P ro ject of th e U nited
an d d a u g h te r P atsy A nne of P en- j Meekly a t H erm iston, U m atilla coun­
S la te s R eclam ation Service as
dleton visited a t th e home Of Mrs. ty, O regon, for O ctober 1, 1931.
U nit “ C” in th e S outhw est q u a r­
M ahoney’s p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. J.
B efore me, a n o ta ry public in and
te r of S ection 27,
B. S pringer.
L orine Lash visited a t th e home ' for th e S ta te and county aforesaid, w hich m o rtg ag e w as recorded on the
appeared
P a u lin e
M.
of h e r m other, Mrs. A lbert K ennedy, personally
17th day of F eb ru ary , 1921, a t page
in S e a ttle over th e E a ste r holidays. ; Stoop, w ho h av in g been duly sw orn
Mrs. Jam es B yrnes re tu rn e d hom e , according to th e law , depose and says i 168 of Book 73 of th e records of
m ortgages iu th e office of th e C oun­
F rid ay from a sh o rt v isit w ith rela- j
th a t she is ed ito r of th e H erm iston
tiv e s in W alla W alla, W ash.
ty R ecorder of U m atilla C ounty,
H
erald,
an
d
th
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t
th
e
follow
ing
is,
to
Mrs. A nne T am m al of S eattle is
Oregon, should be foreclosed, and
v is itin g a t th e home of h er p aren ts, ! th e best of h e r know ledge an d belief, the said real p ro p erty sold by th e
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. S tephens.
a tr u e sta te m e n t of the ow nership,
W. A. Conlon w as a W alla W alla m anagem ent (an d if a daily paper, S h eriff of U m atilla C ounty, Oregon,
to satisfy said ju d g em en t and all
v isito r Sunday.
Mrs. A. W. B yrnes and grandson th e c irc u la tio n ), etc., of th e afo re­ costs; th erefo re, I w ill on S atu rd ay ,
said
p
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licatio
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for
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te
show
n
E rv in of T ouchet, W ash., w ere week |
April 2, 1932, a t tw o o’clock in th e
end v isito rs a t th e hom e of Mrs. ! in th e above caption, required by the
aftern
o o n of th a t day, a t th e fro n t
Act of A ugust 24, 1912, em bodied in
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< B y rn es’ son, Jam es Byrnes.
D orothy M attie« has gone to Section 413, P ostal R egulations, door of th e C ounty C ourt house In
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< B anks, Ore., w here she w ill m ake
• P endleton, U m atilla C ounty, Oregon,
p rin te d on th e reverse of th is form ,
sell all th e rig h t, title , in te re st and
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PINE CITY NEWS
< h er home w ith h e r g ran d m o th er.
Mrs. E ugene S m ith of Lyle, W ash, to-w it:
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and
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all persons claim in g and to claim
te r, Miss S arah Rix.
of th e p u b lish er, ed ito r, m an ag in g
Miss B e rth a W alls of H erm iston
by, th ro u g h , o r u n d e r them , or any
Tom T u ck er w as a S unday v is it­ editor, and business m anagers are:
is w o rk in g for Mrs. W. D. N eill.
of them , ha t on th e 24th day of
o r in P o rtla n d w ith h is wife w ho is ‘
P u b lish ers, P a u lin e M. Stoop and
H erm an Y oung and G eneva were very ill.
D ecember, )9 2 0 , or since th e n have,
Mr. and Mrs. W a lte r B u llard of A lfred Q uiring, H erm iston, Oregon. or now have, in and to th e above
ju stn ess v isito rs in Echo S atu rd ay .
H
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Mrs. F red Lee, d au g h er Evelyn,
described real p ro p e rty and every
U m atilla Sunday.
ton, Oregon.
m d son, R aym ond, a tten d ed th e
Jim m ie Peek of A vlington w as a j Shop forem an, A lfred Q uiring, part th ereo f, a t public au ctio n to
v isito r a t th e E rn e st Peck hom e j
¡how in H erm isto n Sunday n ig h t.
the h ig h est bidder, fo r cash In h and,
H erm iston, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. R ay A pplegate and T h u rsd ay evening.
the proceeds of such sale to be ao-
Miss Velma B u n tin w as a v isito r ! B usiness M anagers, P a u lin e M. plled in sa tisfa c tio n of said execu­
c h ild ren W an d a, and Mava w ent to
In E cho F riday.
Stoop and A lfred Q uiring, H erm is­
H eppner S a tu rd a y w here W anda
tion and a ll costs.
K en n eth P lagem an was n v isito r > ton, Oregon.
p a rtic ip a te d in th e spelling contest. a t th e hom e of Miss V elm a B untin
D ated th is 1st day of March, 1932.
2. T h a t th e ow ners a re : (G ive
Miss W ilm a M cCarty w ho has S a tu rd a y and Sunday.
T. B. CURDANE,
nam
es
and
addresses
of
individuals
Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st Peck m otor­
been a tte n d in g th e Oregon S tate
S h eriff of U m atilla
ow ners, or, if a co rp o ratio n , ad d res­
ed to A rlin g to n Sunday.
college cam e hom e T h u rsd ay to
C ounty, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. E rn e st Peck an d Ber ses of stockholders ow ning or hold
spend th e F a s te r vacation. She r e ­ nice B yrnes m otored to P endleton
By G race Jackson,
ing 1 per cen t or more of the to tal
on business S atu rd ay .
tu rn ed to school Sunday.
D eputy.
am
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t
of
stock)
E
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R
ichardson.
B6 Mr. and Mrs. G eorge C ram ar
Mrs. Lucy O 'B rien and d a u g h te r
(M
arch
3—
M
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31)
P
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llas,
O
regon;
P
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M.
Stoop
Isab ella w ere business visitors in of P en d leto n w ere v isito rs at th e
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Clark m d A lfred Q uiring, H erm iston, Ore.
lle p p u e r S a tu rd ay .
S a tu rd a y and Sunday.
3. T h a t th e know n bondholders,
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. W a tten b u rg er,
M innie E llen and George H arvey m ortgagees and o th e r se c u rity hold-
Dick C arlson, E arl W atten b u rg er. hav e enrolled in the F resh m an class.
Mr. a n d Mrs. W endell I.ew elyn ’l-s o w n in g or ho ld in g 1 per cent of
and C harley Lee atten d ed th e show
m otored to P en d leto n on business ’o tal am o u n t of bonds, m ortgages,
iu IIerm i3ton S un d ay n ig h t.
T o u r ■ B u s in e s s
S atu rd ay .
>r o th e r se cu rities a re : H. J. Sim ­
O. F. B artholom ew a tte n d e d the
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bowen o f H er­ oons, Fossil, O regon; and th e J. S.
m iston w ere v isito rs a t th e hom e of
danee a t E cho S aturday.
H arvey E state. Long B each, C alif.
R esidents of th e A lpine com m un­ Mrs. B ow en's niece, Mrs. W a lte r
S ubscribed and sw orn to before
C
aldw
ell,
S
unday.
ity gave Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Neili
Mrs. Jam es B yrnes left M onday me th is 1st day of A pril, 1932.
a v a rie ty show er a t th e ir home W ed­ ev en in g to v isit relativ es in W alla
W. J. W A RN ER.
nesday evening, Marcli 23. Those Walla.
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Com
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ission
expires
F
rid
a
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aftern
o
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Miss
Dyer
gave
a tte n d in g w ere Mrs. Ira C lary and
O ctober 1, 1933.)
ch ild ren , Mrs. Dan Lindsey, Miss h e r th ird and fo u rth grade d a s s e i a
su rp ris e tre a su re p a rty w hich was
G ertru d e T ichenor, Mrs. Neil Me! held on th e school law n.
NOW AVAILABLE AT T H E
v ille, Mrs. G lenn S hearer, Mr. Eb-
Miss G ilb ert presen ted each one
Sheriff’s
Sale.
-ion, Mr. D ale B undy, Mrs. Moore. of h er pupils in th e first and second
g rad e w ith an E a ste r ..basket filled
A udry, N aom i and Jo h n Moore.
NOTICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN th a t,
Portland, Oregon.
Miss L ila B arthblom ew w en t to w ith eggs an d a bu n n y on F riday u n d er and by v irtu e of a w rit of ex­
m orning.
I
G endleton S a tu rd a y w here Bhe a t­
The senior class had a m eeting ecution issued o u t of th e C ircu it
tended th e m eeting of th e D au g h ters T h u rsd ay a ftern o o n and d efin itely C ourt of th e S ta te of Oregon in and
decided on th e ir color, m otto and for th e C ounty of U m atilla, u n d er
j f Job.
The colors a re green and the seal thereof, nnd to mo directed
Mr. and Mrs. B url W a tte n b u rg e r flow er.
gold. T he m otto 1 r : "W nrw W orks
atte n d e d th e show a t H erm iston W onders,” and th e flow er is Rwee' m d delivered upon a ju d g em en t and
Sunday n ig h t.
Pea. G rades ra n very close in select decree ren d ered and en tered In said
th e
v a lid ic to ria n .
B err.ice C ourt on th e 29th day of F eb ru ary ,
Mrs. Ollie N eill and d a u g h te rs in g
Gleta and L en n a w ent to H eppner B yrnes received 96 11-27 an d M ild­ 1932, in fav o r of R. O. H aw ks as
'a tu rd a y , L enna was In th e spel- red C arroll 96 1-31, m ak in g M ildred p la in tiff, and a g a in s t T hom as II.
C arroll S a lu to rian . T he class n ig h t
'in g co n test and O leta spoke in the p ro g ram h as been chosen: Class H addox and E tta B elie H addox, and
igh school d eclam atory contest Song, H ester B u rc h e tt;
H istory, The F irs t N atio n al B ank of H erm is­
P ro p h et, B ernice ton, as d efen d an ts, w hereby th e
a tu rd a y n ig h t a t th e hom e of Mr. B lanche P ik e ;
W ash in g to n a t 12th S tre e t
;nd Mrs. B url Coxen an d re tu rn e d B yrnes; W ill, Cecil T ipple; Poem. p la in tiff did recover a personal de­
Lyle B row n. C om m encem ent n ig h t
ALSO
ROOMS W ITHOUT BATH
home Sunday- m orning.
Devee w ill give " T h e Advice to J u n ­ cree a g a in s t th e d efe n d a n ts T hom as
GOOD GARAGE NEARBY
T he Misses Opal and S h irley J a r- io rs,” and M ildred C arro ll w ill p re ­ II. H addox an d E tta Belle H addox
— F o r P e rm a n e n t G uests —
mon sp en t th e ir sp rin g v acatio n at se n t the g ift from th e Seniors to the for th e sum of »1500.00 w ith In­
W e H ave Rooms As Low As
te re st thereon a t th e ra te of 7% per
he hom e of th e ir p a re n ts. Miss stu d e n t body.
S atu rd ay aftern o o n th e little folks
ieyers of H illsboro, Mrs. Z iegle of of the S unday School class w ere e n ­ an n u m from th e 24th day of Ju n e, I $ 3 .0 0 week, $ 2 0 .0 0 mo.
N ew berg and Miss F ra z e r of A lbany te rta in e d w ith r n E a ste r p a rty at 1927, and th e f u r th e r sum of »150.-
School Notes.
0. P. HOLLENBECK, Mgr.
th e C om um nlty C hurch nnd because 00 a tto rn e y 's fees, and th e costs
also re tu rn e d home w ith them .
and
d
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rsem
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ts
taxed
a
t
»38.90,
of
th
e
absence
of
Miss
Pope,
Louise
T he Ju n io r-S e n io r play
"A nd
Miss E lsie S train sp en t la st week
B yrnes and A nnie W u rs te r w ere in
M ary D id,” w ill be p resen ted in th e end w ith Neva Neill.
ch arg e of th e p a rty . T h ere w ere 45
h ig h school a u d ito riu m F rid ay , eve­
■ w - w w w w w w w ■« « « V V 1
Mr. and Mrs. B url W a tte n b u rg e r little folks p resen t and several moth
n in g , A p ril 9 th . I t is a com edy in made a business trip to P en d leto n ers. B efore leav in g each w as p re ­
A DOLLAR S W O R T H
sented w ith an E a ste r b u n n y and
th re e acts.
S aturday.
several
E
a
ste
r
eggs.
Dr. B ibbs of A lbany college ad-
W . D. N eill and ch ild re n , Jasp er
C lip this coupon ami m a il it w ith $1 fo r a aix w e e k i’ t r ia l m b t e r if lim to
E a rly S unday m o rn in g m e n d e rs
ressed h ig h school s tu d e n ts W ed n es­ M eyers, B erth a W alls, L. D. N eill,
of the church, C h ristia n E ndeavor,
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
day aftern o o n .
and A lina N eill a tten d ed th e fu n eral and S unday School co n gregated at
Published br T h « C h i ; ru n Seme« P oblishinu S ociiiv
A ssista n t C o unty A gent, G arn et of Mrs. H um p h rey ’s in
H eppner th e church and w en t in cars to th e
Boston. Mr .«acli isrtts, U 8. A
D. B est h as been o rg a n iz in g 4-H S unday afternoon. They also a tte n d ­ h ill, w here th e re w as a sh o rt f u n
In I t you w ill find the daily Rood r w» o? the world from it» 800 special writer»,
as well an departm ents devoted to
jnaen 1 and children's interest», sport«, music,
R ise p ra y e r service.
T hen b re a k ­
clubs. B oth calf an d p ig clu b s have ed ch u rch Sunday m o rning.
finance, education, radio, etc.
You will be »lad to welcome into your h o m e » o
fa s t w as served.
T h ere w ere 42 1
fM flcsa an advocate of peace and -ro h lb Lion. And d o n 't miss Snub», o u r do »,
been org an ized w ith S tan ley G reen
Ed D itty w as an E a ste r S unday m em bers present.
and th » Sundial end the other feature».
as leader.
d in n e r g u est a t th e Ja rm o n home
T he S unday school E a ste r p ro ­
T h « C hristian S ciìnc » M onitor . Back Bay Station. Boston. Mass
T he new ly o rganized h ig h school
Please send me a six week»' tr. I subscription. 1 enclose cne do.Iar ($1).
Mrs. J. S. Moore. A udry, N aomi, gram was given S unday m orning
b aseb all team w ill p lay H erm isto n and Jo h n Moore a tten d ed th e decla­ a t th e re g u la r S u n d ay school hour.
( N a m , p ler.u p rin t)
F rid a y In th e firs t of a series of m ato ry co n test a t H ep p n er S a tu r­ A snecial o ffe rin g w as taken.
Mrs. P ete C astric w as a visitor
seven scheduled gam es.
day evening. Also th e dan ee a t Lex­ at th e U m atilla schools M onday
in g to n la te r in the evening.
Mrs. C astric tlld of th e “ Poppy Con­
(Too L a te F o r L ast W eek.)
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te s t," held by th e L adies A uxiliary.
E x-G overnor W a lte r M. P ierce CHARLFS PCGEFS LAYS PLANS
Mr. and Mrs. f e o . C ram ar <f P e n ­
..▲ .▲ . a ▲ - a - a -4
d leto n w ere w eek end g uests at th e
was callin g upon
his dem o cratic TO DEVELOP PICTURE CAREER.
hom
e
of
Mr.
an
d
Mrs.
F
ra
n
k
C
lark.
frien d s in S ta n fie ld fo r th e purpose
H ollyw ood press r e p o r ts ’ quote
Miss C lara C o rrig an , high
of se c u rin g s ig n a tu re s on his nom i­
.
.
com m ercial te a c h e r, is very hi •»»
C harles “ Buddy R ogers as say in g . (hp 1)()nifJ
Mr an() Mrs. H a rry
n a tin g p etitio n .
C. M. Ju m p re tu rn e d
T uesday "I do not w ish to desert th e screen j j u j| w here she m akes h er home.
George L a rry of M ilton w as the
from P o rtla n d w here Mrs. Ju m p is p erm an en tly , I hope to m a le tw o or
a p a tie n t in Good S a m a rita n hospi­ th re e p ictu res a year, a fte r I tak e guest of Mtss P earl B u rch ett over
th e week end.
over my new w ork.”
tal.
Mr. and Mrs. C linton H arvey end
W ith th e above th o u g h t in m ind. ch ild ren M innie E llen nnd George
Mr. an d Mrs. W . G. W allace e n ­
te rta in e d w ith a b rid g e d in n e r F ri R ogers h a s been p erfe c tin g plans have rem oved to U m atilla n fte r h a v ­
day even in g . A c h a rm in g St. P a ­ w hereby he m ay co n tin u e to develop ing lived In P o rtla n d for th e r a d
tw o years.
tr ic k ’s Day m otif w as used and cov his p ic tu re career and a t th e sam e
T he high school boys w ill plav
tim
e
c
a
rry
o
u
t
his
idea
of
o
rg
a
n
iz
­
ers w ere laid for Mr. an d Mrs. W il
th e ir first b aseball gam e F riday on
liam K elty, th e Misses M ary S ev art, in g a jazz o rc h e stra for th e a tre fea­ th e local diam ond w llh P ilo t Rock.
hen in Portland be kind to ycvrself
Mr. and Mrs. E d. Peck nnd sm all
M ildred P e reg rin , H elen an d E sth e r tu r e and rad io b ro ad castin g pu rp o ­
and your pocketbook . . . stop at Che
d
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re
v
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in
P
o
rtlan
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.
F red rick so n , Sue S h ep h ard , Roxie ses.
. . . .
,
,
,
Mrs. W endell
Lew clyn
e n te r-
Multnomah." There is nothing "high hat"
R ogers s ta te s th a t his r'.an for or- tg|nef| memberH
..500-
T a lle n t, E velyn S ta rk w e a th e r. In a
about "The Multnomah.
It s just a big,
g
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him
self
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uesday
even-
S tu rd iv a n t an d th e h o st anil hostess.
fine, homelike, hospitable hotel with sur­
C. M. Ju m p h a s ren ted th e R ich ­ as its leader has been delayed on ac j ing.
Mrs. C larence G uerin and ctilld-
prisingly low rates ar.d popular priced
ard s house re c e n tly vacate.I by W. c o u n t of h is recent w ork In p ictu res
In th e la s t few m o n th s he has ' ren w ent to S pokane S a tu rd ay to be
B. W illiam s and w ill b rin g Mrs.
restaurants.
w ith h er m o th er on h er b irth d ay .
¡Ju m p from P o rtla n d as soon as she , been busy w ith the film in g of "T h e
Rev. and Mrs. W. O. M iller moved
can be moved.
! Road to "Reno,”
"W o rk in g G irls I in to the C arlyle hom e W ednesday.
Absolutely
A t th e g ran g e m eetin g
M onday I anil "T h is Reckless A ge.” T his last j Mr. and Mrs. 1). W. Jack so n an l
Fourth and
Fireproof
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Louise
of
P
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w
n ig h t. Tom W ilson an d Mr. T hom as p ictu re fe a tu rin ’ C h arles "B u d d y ’
Pin«
I of H erm isto n w ere given th e ob iig a- ; Rogers. R ichard
B e a n c tt, Peggy ! ing o n to th e ir farm w est of tow n.
Mr. F ra n k lin w ho recen tly moved
Itio n .
S han n o n , C harlie R iig g lis, F ran ces
Th« p ro g ram consisted m ain ly of Dec an d F ran ces f t a r r , Is a fe atu re i onto th e E. R. Ash farm west of
a stu d y of Irish m usic. Mrs. R. O. j «» th e Oasis th e a tre S unday and U m atilla was q u ite seriously injur«- I
B ATH
W IT H
RATES FR O M
w h e n m oving a h a y s ta c k e r . Il fell
Pennty rt'd • po«m "Mt. Hood’’ * Monday,
and (tru c k h is leg. b re a k in g it.
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Rocm & Bath
$1.55
Washington Hotel
Headquarters for Eastern Oregon people
W
$2