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THURSDAY. A P R IL 7. l i l t THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, Every Automobile on the street is a Minimum Charge 15c or 1 Cent a Word FOR SALI MALOTT SEPARA TO R 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 USED CAR W h y Not Own One H AV E A o p erated from $2 R. C. A. M iller. NUM BER OF BATTERY R adios for sale. P riced to 15 each. Also several »350 an d o th e r speak ers. P au l 1930— Model A F ord T udor 29-tfc 1929— Model A Special R o ad ster ........................... »250 MISCELLANEOUS 1928-—Model A F ord T u d o r .... »275 1926— Model T P ick u p ........... » 75 O FFIC E SPACE FOR R E N T — Mod » 90 e rn conveniences. In q u ire H erald 1927— Model T Coupe ........ . office. 1927— C h ev ro let T ru ck ........... » 50 (A nd Speed T ran sm issio n ) ltu rk 's for B arg ain s. On th e W est Side. — Adv. 1 J2 7 — G rah am B ro th ers G-Boy T ru c k ................................ »275 ONE JE R S E Y COW FOR SALE FORD— Model T T ru ck ........... » 50 w ith h e ife r calf. Geo. Sale. 32—tp Go to B u rk ’s for B a rg a in s— Now. — Adv. H IG H EST CASH PRICES PA ID FOR horses, c a ttle , hogs, an d sheep. H uston B ro th ers, The D alles. 26-tfc RO HHM AN MOTOR CO. YOUR AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER STOLEN — A NUM BER OF ARTI- cles front my hom estead n e a r B u t m id n ig h t. N o th in g w as saved from te r Creek. P a rty is know n. To avoid th e house and Mrs. P a rk e r and six a rre s t, re tu rn im m ed iately . B uff c h ild ren b arley escaped in ju ry . S tocker. Echo, O regon. 31-2tp M arion H u tch iso n and- fam ily DAY OLD CHICKS HATCHED AT sp en t th e week end v is itin g w ith H erm iston. -L e g h o rn s , R e d s , Mr. H u tch iso n 's sister, Mrs. R o b erts Rocks. G et o u r prices. See o ur before g o in g on to L ew iston, Idaho. chicks. Y our p atro n ag e a p p recia Mrs. Joe Udey and F lorence w ere ted . P oults, T urkey eggs an d cus g u ests a t th e M. L. W atson home tom h a tc h in g . " V ig o rb ilt” H a tc h Tuesday. ery, H erm iston, Oregon. 26-tfc Mr. and Mrs. Gus L in d er w ere v isito rs a t th e Joe Udey hom e la te S unday aftern o o n . ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ < L. W. Lenz an d M artin , took a ♦ ❖ <• COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES ♦ tru c k load of p otatoes to P en d leto n <• <• Monday. Mr. an d Mrs. Bill T u ck er, w ho <• ❖ ❖ <• Mrs. E ste r G a rd in e r of U m atilla b o u g h t an d have been liv in g on p a rt sp e n t T uesday v is itin g h e r p aren ts, of th e old W. W. F elth o u se ran ch , Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Bloom, a fte r re have moved to P en d leto n w h ere th ey tu r n in g from a tw o w eek’s v isit in w ill be w ith Mrs. T u ck er’s d a u g h te r. Mr. an d Mrs. Jo e Udey and Flor? S e a ttle . Mr. and Mrs. C rocker an d fam ily ence w ere v isito rs a t th e O. A. W ells a n d H elen U pham of S pray, Or., hom e S u n d ay aftern o o n . sp e n t S a tu rd a y w ith Miss U pham 's Mrs. Geo. Beddow has been con p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. U pham . fin ed to h is hom e due to illness. Mr. an d Mrs. Lon D otson have Mr. and Mrs. C rocker drove on to M ilton th a t ev en in g an d re tu rn e d moved back on th e ir ran ch . T hey S unday, ta k in g Miss U pham back to have been in P en d leto n a il w in te r an d are in te n d in g to go in to th e S p ray w ith them . T he home of D an P a rk e r w as de d a iry business in sm all scale. Miss E d ith M ikesell an d Mr. Ca- stro y ed by fire M onday n ig h t ab o u t ble of P ilo t Rock sp en t Sunday at th e W. A. M ikesell home. L a u ra Sykes w as a week end v isit or a t th e Jo h n M ansfield home. Mrs. O. O. F elt house w as a visito r a t th e C. A. K eller hom e Monday. Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n M ansfield w ere d in n e r g u ests a t th e B. E. Sykes hom e S unday. T he m o th er of Mrs. O. A. W ells is a g u est a t th e W ells home th is week, a rriv in g from LosAngeles, C alifo rn ia, w here she has been all w in ter. H er son. D ale, w ill come to C olum bia as soon as school is out. MrB. L. H am m er w as hostess for a sew in g clu b W ednesday. F rid ay , A pril 8. w ill be clean-up day a t th e C olum bia p ark . T he well is to be fixed an d trees p runed. A lu n ch w ill be served a t noon. Mrs. Geo. S tag g s w as a v isito r in P en d leto n an d W eston th is week. Mr. T u ttle an d fam ily, who has been liv in g on th e H. J. S tillin g s place, moved across from U m atilla on th e W ash in g to n side. The c h ild re n w ill go to th e U m atilla school. Ja c k H arp h as re n te d th e place. W m. L u ttre ll w as a business v is it o r a t th e Jo e Udey farm T uesday. "CHARLIE CHAN'S CHANCE TO BE FEATURED AT OASIS A m y stery m elodram a, "C h arlie C h an ’s C h an ce,” w ith W arn er Oland a g a in in th e role of th e C hinese de tectiv e, w ill be th e fe a tu re for S u n day an d M onday a t th e Oasis. Love in te re st in th e p ic tu re is supplied by M arian *NIxon an d A lex an d er K irk land, w ho w as seen last in " S u r re n d e r.” O th ers in th e cast are H. B. W a rn e r, L in d a W atk in s, Jam es K irkw ood an d R alph M organ. The sto ry d e ta ils th e new est a d v e n tu res of C h arlie C han, th is tim e in a New Y ork S e ttin g , w here he fin d s h im self stu d y in g th e police m ethods of th a t city. A m y sterio u s m u rd er is com m it ted, an d S co tlan d Y ard D etectives com bine e ffo rts w ith th e m etro p o li ta n police, b u t th ey a re u n ab le to solve th e b a fflin g crim e. C harlie C han, by v irtu e of h is su p erio r w is dom and his keen a n a ly tic a l m ind, discovers im p o rta n t clues, recon- i s t r u r t s tho crim e, and, a fte r a series of th r illin g experiences and many I narrow escapes, u n ta n g le s th e en- ii-.matical sk ein . The- m urder is fin- j :lly re v e lle d in a d ram atic clim ax. Candidates File For Primary (C o n tin u ed from page One) jffice of ju s tic e of th e peace a t Mil- ton, and J. W . P e rk in s, also rep u b lican, h a s filed for th e office of cou ntable or th a t city. ' S tate F ilin g Large. T he office of the se c retary of d ate a t Salem T uesday was kept usy from e a rly m o rn in g u n til the ilin g tim e expired a t 5:00 o’clock in th e evening, according to pres.- reports, R. It. B u tlo r, rep u b lican represen tattv e in congress from the 2nd Ore gon d is tric t, w as th o u g h t to have been w ith o u t opposition in Ills own p arty , th en T uesday J. M. R ichards of S tan field filed to co n test him . E ig h t can d id a tes, five republicans and th re e dem ocrats, have filed for the office of U nited S tates senator. The re p u b lican a sp ira n ts are F red erick S teiw er, in cu m b en t: A lfred E. C lark, R obert G ordon D uncan, Rob e rt N. S tan field and K enneth H a r lan. All a re re sid e n ts of P ortland The d em ocratic can d id ates are M ar shall N-. Dona. P o rtlan d newspapet m an E lto n W atk in s, atto rn ey , and W alter B. GleSson. F o u r rep u b lican s and two detno- •rnts w ill go in to th e prim ary elec tion for th e office of rep resen tativ i in congress for th e 1st congressiona1 d is tric t. T he rep u b lican candidates include W illis C. H awley, incum b en t; E m m ett H ow ard. E ugene: Janies W. M ott, Salem , and Charles C. H ulet, Albany. H ulet, the first of the re p u b lican s to file, was u n til recently m a ste r of th e Oregon state grange. M utt is s ta te corporation com m issioner. The dem o cratic can d id ates are H arvey G. S ta rk w e a th e r, M ilw aukie end W illiam A. D elzell, Salem. Del zell w as th e dem ocratic nominee a g a in st H a w le y at th e general elec tion tw o y ears ago. b u t was defeated by a p p ro x im ately 8000 votes. T h ere are tw o republican and two dem ocratic c a n d id a te s for the office of re p re se n ta tiv e in congress for the 2nd co n g ressio n al d is tric t. T he rep u b lican s a re R obert R. B utler, The D alles, in cu m b en t, and J. M. R ich ard s of S ta n fie ld . The dem ocratic candidate; a te F ran cis V. G allow ay Coming Again! SAVE YOUR EYES D r. C u rry THE OLD RELIABLE OPTOMETRIST of Seattle HERMISTON HERMISTON DR. A . E. MARBLE O regon M utual Chiropractor O ffice: Two doors w est p ostotfice Office hours, 10 to 12; 1 :3 0 to 8. P hone 481 - H erm isto n , Or. VINEYARD LODGE No. 206 I. O. O. F . m eets each M onday ever.ing in Odd F ello w s’ tr a il. V isitin g m em bers co rd ially Invited W. R. L o n g h o rn , S ecretar. W a lte r Mead, N. G. FIRE INSURANCE CO. McMinnville, Oregon Is Y our F ire In su ran ce A bout to E x p ire? T h en See now associated w ith Dr. F. V. Prime G eneral D e n tistry X -R ay a n d D iagnosis an k B ldg. P hone C onnections S unday an d E v en in g s by A p p o in tm en t Alfred W. Christopherson HERMISTON HOTEL Saturday, April 0 Keep them R E P A IR E D BOWMAN SHOE SHOP for one day EYES EXAMINED GLASSES GROUND AND FITTED REDUCED PR IC ES R. C. TODD H erm isto n , Oregon SATURDAY ONLY T. K. Johnson W. L. Morgan, D. M. D. W ho has m ade P rofessional v isits to HERMISTON fo r years w ill ag a in be at th e P hysician and Surgeon Office, T elephone B u ild in g H erm isto n , Oregon O ffice P hone, 1023 H ouse 1012 MARKHAM Beauty Shop HERALD Subscription Offer ALL WORK GUARANTEED PHONE 521 » to w » * Physician and Surgeon □fHce P hone 733. Ree. P h o n e 712 O ffice: F ir s t N atio n al B ank B ldg Hermiston Beauty Shoppe D u a rt P e rm a n e n t W aves $2.95 and $5.00 FIN G E R W AVES — 50c L ate A p p o in tm en ts by P hone. P h o n e 141 W. J. W ARNER PENDLETON DR. DALE R0THW ELL OPTOMOTRIST T he best glasses a t a reaso n ab le cost.— OPTICAL REPA IR IN G O ver W o o lw o rth ’s— P hone 1286 P en d leto n , Oregon WE 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 f ir s t a n d th ird T h u rs d a y . L egion A uxil ia r y m eets second and fo u rth T h u rsd ay . L egion H all. . . , i . i , » » »»»»■»■»■ H » P * Q U A L IT Y * " ' P B I C f $ M F F T C q n o t F TOM OP t COM* A Discount of 7 5 c on a ll n ew subscriptions and 5Oe on a ll ren ew als w i l l be given S a tu rd a y O nly. OREGON of T he D alles an d W alter M. Pierce of LaG rande. H al E. Hoss, incum bent, and Geo. A. P alm iter of M ilw aukie a rc th e rep u b lican can d id ates for secretary of state. Roy 11. W isecarver of Mc M innville has filed for th e dem o c ra tic n o m ination. P alm iter served as m aster of th e Oregon sta te g ran g e for several years. R ufus C. H olm an, incum bent, was assured of opposition in both th e pri tnary and g en eral election w hen J. W. M aloney, p ro m in en t P endleton b an k er, filed his declaratio n for the dem ocratic nom ination. M ilto n S cherping. p rom inent P o rtlan d busi ness m an. w ill oppose H olm an at th e republican p rim ary election. Two rep u b lican candidates, I. II. V anw inkle, in cum bent, and E a rl C. B ronaugh of P o rtla n d , have filed for ju stice of th e sta te suprem e co u rt, position No. 2, now held by H en ry J. Bean. C andidates for th is nosition o th e r th a n Ju stic e bean are Iohn McCulloch, P o rtlan d ; Jam es T. B rand, M arshfield, and Roy R. H ew itt of Salem . T hree can d id a tes have filed for justice of the s ta te suprem e co u rt m sition No. 3. T hese include Loyal M. G raham . F o rest Grove; J. O. B ailey, P o rtla n d , and George M. 3row n, incum bent. Jam es W. C raw ford and H. M. rom ilson, both of P o rtlan d , have filed for c irc u it judge of th e M ult nom ah county c irc u it court, d e p a rt m ent No. 2. DISCUSSION ON CANNING GIVEN 3E F0R E CLUB BY MRS. BARLOW. PAGE FIV P Ious to learn about th e cooperative e n te rp rlst in H erm iston and all are w atch in g its g ro w th and fin al o u t put. 3FC0ND ALL-OUTDOOR PRODUCED PICTURE least provocation. N ora Lane fits gracefully in to th e p a rt of a young widow and is helped in h er screen w ork by tw o ch arm in g children. The scenic beauty of southern A rizona form s tho se ttin g for the picture, w hich wag film ed en tirely out-of-doors. The m ost p o p u lar role W arn er B ax ter ever had and one w hich won him th e aw ard of the Academy of M otion P ic tu re A rts was th a t of "Cisco K id” in th a t w estern classic, "In Old A rizona.” T he soft-spoken, dare-devil Caballero, w ho w as the m odern R obin Hood of th e border In th e form er tale, re tu rn s for F rid ay and S a tu rd ay to th e Oasis screen u n d er th e title "Cisco K id,” an d a c cording to reports, B ax ter ag ain has scored a decided h it. E dm und Lowe, rem em bered as th e sw ag g erin g ro m antic arm y serg ean t, is ag ain th e “ K id's” enem y and th e tw o tak e up th e ir activ itie s w here they left off in “ In Old A rizona.” The lines th a t fall to these tw o excellent acto rs a re loaded w ith m eaning and e n riched by th e c o n tra stin g dialects of the soft-tongued Mexican b andit and th e d apper serg e a n t from Noo Yoik. Mr. B axter, as " th e Cisco K id.” to whom "d a n g e r m akes th e wine ta ste sw eeter,” is followed th ro u g h o u t by tw o fa ith fu l bandits, while Mr. Lowe, as S erg ean t Mickey Dunt d irects his tw o buddies front a near ; by fort. , C o nchlta M ontenegro playa an a r I tistic bit ns a cafe dancer, her to n gue rip p lin g Into S panish at the i One of th e h ig h lig h ts of the F arm B ureau A uxiliary m eeting F riday it C olum bia club bouse, w as a very n stru c tiv e talk given by Mrs. lia r- low, on th e in s tru c tio n s received w hen she a tte n d e d th e can n in g school a t C orvallis in F eb ru ary . She explained th e h a n d lin g of vegetables p re p arato ry to can n in g , and th e ! cause of ptom aine poisoning. F o l low ing th is a re p o rt on th e a n n u al clean-up day fo r Colum bia park w as given and th e d a te set for F riday. A pril 8. T he ladies of the au x iliary w ill serve a free lunch a t noon. L a te r a m otion was m ade th a t the re sig n a tio n of Mrs. J. II. Reid lie ta en front th e ta b le and discussed. Mrs. Reid had p u t in Iter resig n atio n as p resid en t of th e club due to poor I h e a lth and it w as voted th a t she re m ain in office w ith Mrs. Blum as j issista n t. Il was rep o rted th a t Mrs. K eller, who u n d erw en t an operation in Ma zo B ro th ers h o sp ital, recently, wa3 ! ■ecovering favorably and hoped to : :e hom e ag ain soon. A com m ittee in s i s t i n g of Mrs. B. Jones, Mrs F rench, and Mrs. W ells conducted i p leasan t social h o u r follow ing the lose of th e business session. C om m ittee for th e n ext program A pril 15th w ill be composed of Mrs yle T ilden, Mrs. Bodkin, Mrs. Jo h n P axton, and Mrs. D unning. H erald W a n t Ads Pay. U bc them . Rocm & Bath $1.55 NOW AVAILABLE AT T H E Washington Hotel Portland, Oregon. CLASS "A " FIR EPRO O F W ash in g to n a t 12th S treet ALSO ROOMS W ITHOUT BATH GOOD GARAGE NEARBY For P erm an en t G uests — We H ave Rooms As Low As $ 6 .0 0 week, $ 2 0 .0 0 mo. 0. P. HOLLENBECK, Mgr. ANNOUNCEMENT! J a c k ’s B row n Befrby Shop W ill Open A p r il 9 tli. NEXT DOOR T O M A C M A R R ’S Sandwiches - P astry O pen Late A ll Show and Dance Nights. COOPERATIVE CANNERY AND LAUNDRY ARE IMPROVED One of the new up-and-com ing e n terp rises of H erm isto n is th e Co operative L au n d ry and C annery w hich is u n d er new m anagem ent th is year and is looking fo rw ard to i very successful season. T he lau n d ry now has five elec tric w ashing m achines w hich tak e care of th e la u n d ry for n early 150 fam ilies w ho live in H erm iston and on th e project. A t p resent th e fifth m achine is used as an e x tra b u t the m anagem ent hopes to have a n o th e r <et of tubs in stalled w hich w ill e n able all five m achines to ru n tho till ten h o u r sh ift. T he cannery, too, is being m ore ■omnletcly equipped to h an d le the aw products w hich w ill soon begin to come in. A num ber of im prove m ents have been m ade in th e c a n nery w hich includes p a in tin g and refin ish in g . T h ere is now an a u to m atic control on th e r e ta r t w hich zvll! hold pressure more accu rately . \ second exhaust box, w ith lids for both, w ill save tim e d u rin g th e ex h a u st period. T he cannery w ill soon have th e ch an g e p a rts for the copper w hich w ill enable p a tro n s to use No. 2 cans as well as th e No. 2% size. in fo rm atio n w as gained by th e m anager and bin wife when th ey a t tended th e c a n n in g school given a t O regon .State college th e la tte r p a rt of Ja n u a ry and th e first week lit F eb ru ary , w itere th e com m ercial can n eries and th e sm aller type c a n neries presented th e ir problem s w hich w ere solved by specialists. D em onstrations of the m echanical p a rts were h andled l»y specialists from th e A m erican Can com pany, d u rin g th e course. L ectures on fit h c a n n in g w ere given by Dr. C lough from S eattle. F ru it and vegetable can n in g w as d em o n strated by men from th e college u n d er th e lead e r sh ip of Prof. T hom as O nsdorff, w ho h as ch arg e of th e h o rtic u ltu re pro d u cts d e p a rtm e n t a t O.S.C. A lto g eth er th e course was in stru c tiv e and beneficial and th e manage.- 'a n d his wife, w ill be in th e can n ery ! to assist p a tro n s th is c a n n in g sea- son. They a re anxious to help in every way possible. ! T he d iffe re n t college professor*, th e re p resen tativ es from th e A m eri can Can com pany, and o th e rs w ho a tte n d e d th e school, w ere all anx- ECONOMY! Our Bakery Goods are not only of the B E S T QUALITY but are obtainable at a p r i c e any ! housewife may include in her economy budget. D oughnuts Parker House R olls Citiamon R olls All included in a 20'-' Reduction. You cannot afford to be without them. F IT S TH E E C O N O M Y B U D G E T H erm iston B akery . J,1 J11111— . I J ” 1. ■' ........... ' - ..... ■- ' .............. [______LI Headquarters for Eastern Oregon people P O R T L A O R G G O W hen in Portland be kind to yourself and your pocketbook . . . stop at "ih c Multnomah." There is nothing "high hat" about "The Multnomah." It's just a big, fine, homelike, hospitable hotel with sur prisingly low rates and popular priced restaurants. Absolutely Fourth snd Pine RATE S FR O M Fireproof $ 2 W IT H BATH
