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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON PAGE TWO that no attempt by American ships to run a blockade by a fleet of the punitive alliance would be supported by the American government: that laws against enlistment of Ameri can citizens for foreign military ser vice would be rigidly enforced the ag ressor but not against against its enemies." That policy would effectually prevent export of munitions and war material to the aggressor. The Roosevelt policy brings some thing definite before the confer ence, where heretofore there has been only words, and removes the fear held by each nation for its safety in the absence of any pledge of general defense against an ag gressor. Mr. Davis moves “to make disar mament permanent and progressive by accepting a permanent commis sion to supervise execution of the terms by all nations. Uhe Germistan Geralù Published every Thursday at Hermis ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring, Publishers. Entered as Second Class Matter December, 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon. Subscription Rates; One Year ......... Six Months .......................... Three Months ........ $1.00 .75 .50 E Dl ******** IRRIGON NEWS A Life's Goal. The death of C. D. Porter brings before us more forceably the thought of how quickly and how quietly a life can be snuffed out, and its stay here on earth ended, Mr. Porter passed on quietly while sitting in a chair at his desk. Mr. Porter was a man who had no confidante so far as is known. He kept his past strictly to himself and has never disclosed the name or ad dress of any relative. He was a man. who at the age of 83 years, still re tained a keen, active mind, indicat ing that he had received a fairly good education and had come from a fine family. Still lie was alone, not among strangers, because everyone knew his as "Old Man Porter,” but a man without intimate iriends. Such a life would imply that freedom of choice in human conduci was In accord with the purposes of God in creating the universe. Some live within themselves and attain no definite goal others attain be- cause they contribute to the well being of mankind. Man has been endowed with the capacity of say- ing “yes” or "No.” He should not judge an artist by what he has done, hut by the purpose he had in doing it. A Concise Policy. The policy of the United States in pledging Itself never to Interfere with international action to deal with n menace of war, once the ag gressor has been satisfactorily iden tified by the powers was a stroke of logic on the part of President Roose velt. This policy was announced by Norman H. Davis. the president's representative at the International disarmament conference in Geneva. The way to disarmament should he cleared by this momentous decla ration of American policy. The declaration means "that the United States would not exercise its right to trade with the guilty nation: By Mrs. W. C. Isom Ben Howard from Milton-Freewa ter visited Mrs. Bessie Wilson Wed nesday. Barbara Berry of Umatilla spent the week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McCoy. Bert Butler of Gibon, Ore., is vi siting friends in this vicinity. Roy Minnick attended the Odd Fellows convention in Pendleton Wednesday. The ladies of the Home Econo mics club gave a birthday surprise I arty at the J. Smith home Thurs day. honoring Mrs. Clara Smith on her 79th birthday. Many beautiful ifts were presented to Mrs. Smith and a delicious lunch was served The guests were Mrs. Frank Brace. Isom, Mrs. Vern Jones. W. Houghten, Mrs. Roscoe 1rs. A. Villiams, Mrs. O. Coryell, Mrs. El oy Lamoreaux and Mrs. Lamoreaux >f Goble, Ore.. Mrs. Jess Oliver, Mrs. W. Leicht, Mrs. Fred Markham, Mrs. Harry Smith, Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. Frank Fredrickson. Mrs. Clair Caldwell and Mrs. George Haskell. A very pleasant social afternoon was spent. Mr. and Mrs. George Haskell were dinner guests of Mrs. Fred Mark ham Thursday. Mrs. Alice Brown and Mrs. Gri- ler of Condon visited their (laugh ter and son, Mr. and Mrs. Grider. Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isom were Pen dleton visitors Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright mo tored to Pendleton Thursday. Mrs. Marshal Markham and child ren of Pendleton visited their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. McCoy last week. Mr. Markham motored down Sunday and spent the day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brace and family motored to The Dalles Fri day for a few days visit with rela tives. Their daughter Florine will remain at The Dalles for a three weeks visit Miss Billy Markham ac- rom‘ pnie • them. THURSDAY, MAY 25. 1933 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Adams were August Linder, Mr. and Mrs. Orvil In the title role, Barrymore builds 0 99991999 9 98 8 48 9 00440444000000* 9 9 *9********** business visitors in Heppner Friday. Knotts and son Wesley. Mrs. Bar- a great merchant structure from an Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Robbins of ham and son Childs, Dale. Charles, humble beginning in a living-stable, Moscow, Idaho, visited with Mr. and and Juanita Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Vai gives his children every advantage Mrs. J. Smith and family Wednes . Knauf, Lottie and Wesley Knauf, his millions can buy, only to have day. The Robbins are old friends of | Mrs. Peak of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. them laugh at his ambitions for the Smiths. J. H. Reid and daughter Barbara. them in the end. Hermiston shoppers from here Childs Barham and his mother The production is lavishly staged Saturday were George Hendricks were visitors at the W. A. Mikesell depicting, with the powerful story .Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Grimm, Mr. and | home Sunday evening. the parallel rise of Chicago from its Mrs. Frank Leicht, Frank Ryder ! Mrs. Peak of Portland is spending ashes. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Browning. Barrymore is supported by a a few days this week visiting her The Irrigon Grange member mother, Mrs. Vai Knauf. notable cast, including Alan Dine- were guests of the Boardman Grange The eighth grade commencement hart, Ninetta Sunderland, Gregory Saturday night. After the regular exercises for Columbia school were Ratoff. George Meeker, Eric Linden session, the Irrigon Grange Lectur held Tuesday evening. Graduates in- Lucien Littlefield and many others. er, Mrs. Minnie MeFarl: nd, presen cluded: tiudcú. Francis Francin Keller, Kelles, Mary Mary Mc- i -- John Cromwell director. ted a very pleasing program. The Gonigle, Bernard Jendrzejewski, rest of the evening was spent in Dorothy Conrad. Opal Stockard, dancing after which lunch was James Stewart, Otha Whitsett, and JACK OAKIE COMING IN served by the Boardman ladies. Harold Buell. The Irrigon baseball team played C. A. Keller and two daughters. “SAILOR BE GOOD” AT OASIS at Boardman Sunday, winning the Rosemary and Francis were visitors A roaring, rollicking, rib-tickling game with a score of 10 to 6. Eleven In Pendleton Friday. comedy of gobs, girls and fighters innings were played. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Norquist and will be unfolded on the screen at The ambitious working man r woman who desires Bob Smith and Clair Caldwel family were visitors at the F. W. the Oasis theatre in a laugh-packed the tar advancement through further education spent Sunday with the home folks Lenz home and the George Leibe salty tale, "Sailor Be Good." A his children the seeing parent who wants to assure a Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bensel and home Wednesday. most worthwhile advantages— -to you all we say " Save splendid comedy cast, headed by daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Bill Ross and son Raymond left Jack Oakie. Vivienne Osborne and for Education." A small amount deposited with us Mrs. Earl Bensel of Hermiston and late Wednesday for The Dalles George E. Stone; a wealth of hilar each week will increase by your consistent adding, daughter, Mrs. Fred Barker and where Mr. Ross put his trucks to ious situations; and dialogue steeped and interest earned'. children from California called on work on the canal repair in belly convulsions make one feel Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom Sunday af- Eugene Hanby accompanied Wes the urge to speed to the nearest re ternoon. ley Smith to the Dalles Monday eve cruiting station to join the Navy Stan D. Atkin and sister Maxene ning when he flew down in his and see the girls. At the Oasis thea of Walla Walla were here a short plane. tre Friday and Saturday. time Sunday. They were enroute A freak chicken was hatched on Oakie has never been seen in to California on a touring trip. the H. J. Stillings ranch which had more laughable form than as Jone- four legs, two in the natural posi sy. smart-alec wise-cracking sailor of Hermiston tion, and the other two projecting with a roving eye for women, and Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $50,000. through the back. The chick lived a penchant for fights. Miss Osborne COLUMBIA NEWS tor only a short time. R. ALEXANDER, Vice-President F. B. SWAYZE. President proves her versatility as Red, water- Agnes Roberts, who has been front girl friend of sailors and Jone- By Florence Udey D. M. DEETER, Asst. Cashier A. H. NORTON, Cashier working in Portland, is spending sy in particular. She is equally ap . Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Hutchison the week with her parents, Mr. and were visitors at the Orin Johnson Mrs. A. Roberts. While here she will pealing here as in her previous dra matic and musical revue roles. home Sunday. attend the graduation exercises. Gertrude Michael makes an ele A farewell and handkerchief Mrs. Joe Udey and daughter Flor gant Kay Whitney. George E. Stone shower will be given by the Farn ence were business visitors in Uma ONE PART BROWN MARE, NOTICE T CREDITORS. Bureau Auxiliary at the club house tilla, Stanfield, and Echo Tuesday. Is above par in his joyous character branded, 12 years old. ization of the fight manager, Mur in Columbia park Friday honor E. J. Allen left Monday for Yaki- Said animals will be sold, unless IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE Ing Mrs. Vai Knauf and Mrs. A ma, Wn. He may go to Canada from phy possessed of a Hebrew accent. redeemed, at public auction to the Max Hoffman. Jr., handles his im STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA- Roberts. there to join his brother. portant roles, as Hartigan, in splen highest bidder for cash in hand on TILLA COUNTY. Jack Dawson left Monday witi Anna and Johnnie Steiner, Wes- did fashion. Others in the cast enact the 10th day of June, 1933, at the George Bancroft for Montana when ley Smith, and Raymond Ross were above described ranch at 1 o’clock their roles sincerely. Mr. Bancroft has an apiary. Jack Pendleton visitors Tuesday. In the Matter of the Estate of P. M. will work for him this summer. Isabell Ross, Deceased. Mrs. Fred Dixon of Portland is Dated at Hermiston on this 20th Mrs. Frank Knapton, who is sell spending a few days visiting with Notice of Hearing Upon Final NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to day of May, 1933. ing her household goods, is staying her parents, Mr. and Mrs, 0. Buell. all persons whom it may concern: Signed. G. G. SMITH. Report. with Mrs. Laura Morris, until she She will attend the commencement (May 25-June 8) That Milton A. Ross has been ap has everything sold. exercises of which class her sister, | pointed executor of the last will and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sommerei Rachel, is a member. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE testament of Isabell Rocs, Deceased TAKEN UP NOTICE. and Pat Sullivan were business vis Fredrick Rankin was an over- STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA All persons having claims against itors in Pasco, Friday. night guest of Bill Lindner Tuesday TILLA COUNTY. Notice is hereby given that I have this are hereby required to present Mr. and Mrs. Ott and daughter of last week. taken up and have kept for about them. In the manner provided by In the matter of the estate of Edna, Mr. and Mrs. John Jendrze Mrs. O. O. Felthouse was a visit six days at my ranch seven miles 'aw, to the said executor at the law jewski, and Mrs. Henry Sommerer or at the C. A. Keller home Tuesday, j Thomas Walter Botkin, deceased. northeast of Hermiston the follow ffice of George R. Lewis In the and daughter Ann. attended the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ing described animals: 20 head of eSpain Building in Pendleton. Ore- commencement exercises in Stan- the undersigned executrix of the cows and steers, bearing similar ’ on. within six months of thte date •SWEEPINGS'' MAKES ROMANCE field Friday evening. brand to C on left hip. f the first publication of this no last will and testament of Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Hutchisor OF HOUSE OF PARDWAY Said animals will be sold, unless ice which is the 25th day of May, Walter Botkin, deceased, has filed and Lois were visitors at the W. A Mikesell home Sunday. A realistic saga of multi-million her final report with the clerk of redeemed, at public auction to the 1933. MILTON .A. ROSS. Executor. A farewell party honoring Mr aire fathers who ruin their children the above enttitled court, and that highest bidder for cash in hand on the 10th day of June, 1933, at the GEORGE R LEWIS, and Mrs. Vai Knauf was given at by too much indulgence and luxury DeSpain Building, their home last week. The Knauf is made in RKO - Radio Pictures’ I the judge of said court has desig above described ranch at 2:00 P. M. nated Saturday, the 3rd day of June, Pendleton, Oregon, family plan to move to Portland “Sweepings", starring Lionel Barry- Dated at Hermiston on this 24th Attorney for Executor. soon. Among those present were: more. 1933, at 2:00 o’clock in the after- day of May, 1933. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh, Mr. and Mrs The film coming to the Oasis the noon as the time, and the rooms of ; C. L. HUNT. (May 25-June 22) Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Christ- atre Sunday and Monday is a screen ley and son Pel. Mr. and Mrs. Cas version of Lester Cohen’s famous the above entitled court in the ! sidy, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mitchell. novel of the same title, and pictures county court house in Pendleton, 09990909909099909009209090000800890000900040009909*% Mary Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Squire the futility of a man's terrific effort Umatilla county, Oregon, as the Thomas. David Arnott, Mr. and Mrs. to give his children everything. place when and where hearing is to be had thereon. All persons inter- ! ested are hereby notified to then and there appear and show cause < > if any they have, why said report ? ; should not be approved, the execu- * J trix discharged and the estate I < » closed. Dated this 4th day of May, 1933. MARTHA V. BOTKIN, Executrix. (May 4-25) EDUCATION FIRST NATIONAL BANK t t (AVE Always the Best in Price & Quality Notice May 15, 1933 of Hearing Upon Final Report. pst se “I fee .C iss SANA Wwoln by my own organization and by others Time and again I am told that I penalize myself by quality. Friendly critics protest our putting into the Ford V-8 what they Friendly P They say such quality is not necessary; call "twenty-year steel and that the public does not know the the public does not-expect it difference anyway. But I know the difference sees is not the car he drives-----he Tknow that the car a man drives the car which the engineer sees. The car which ■all color and attractive comprises beauty of desikorpect"Evadenco that we think so is that they drives accessories. desirable, of course are all found on the Ford V 8 basis of not the tile car. The proper, which is the are not But these are its reliability; all the rest. is the type of engine and the long thought and experiment car the struoture ef.en"tz"s.a?od,"Razsoros“cnb".tuKay"“ovonopmont of comfort. ~ ience car OKATOz"z.aT"”“Ra: »m %s? i.o or enro, vonre. A P. BUto’be .. one we want the basic material of our car to be have never but U la discarded as the day it is bought. Ford dependable 5 X «Ò are .till on the road. It coats more to cars bui - « two items we do not skimp are cost and -.7. 11,9 bohBOsoncet A efont many tnangs goule "eot by the public would mevOFE"RXs."po,a"vCer2n “ I O:caP “tnX? YUMGo“BO"sacnout any nositanoy. " , . , in tv trust our whole thirty years reputation I know what is in it. - trusv vu. with it It is even better than our previous V-8. . It is is larger It 1 zorb,Fuesed,s"G.s"cnaO"ON"I% aavoFt2sodSR."LBozas“i - - car -1 back it up IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA- TILLA COUNTY. In the matter of the estate of Fannie Cotton Todd, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned administrator of the estate of Fannie Cotton Todd, deceased, has filed his final report with the clerk of the above enttitled court, and that the judge of said court has designated Saturday, the 3rd day of June, 1933, at 2:00 o’- clock In the afternoon as the time, and the rooms of the above entitled court tn the County Court House in Pendleton, Umatilla county. Ore- gon, as the place when and where hearing is to be had thereon. All persons interested are hereby noti fied to then and there appear and show cause, if any they have, why said report should not be approved, the administrator discharged, his bondsmen exonerated and the es tate closed. Dated this 4th day of May, 1933. ROBERT Ç. TODD, Administrator. (May 4-25) Peas, Corn and Beans We Will Close Memorial Day Pork & Beans Van Camp - 16-oz. Tin 2 for 11c No. 2 Tins 10c 28% $1.15 CAMPFIRE Marshmallows JIG SAW PUZZLE FREE 20c 16-oz. Package CRYSTAL WHITE MAXWELL HOUSE Granulated Soap COFFEE For Washing Clothes and Dishes Easier. Large 21 lb. o0. Package GUC “Good to the last drop." 1 lb. Vacuum Tin 28c SALT and PEPPER Milk and Honey SHAKERS GRAHAM CRACKERS Stickney & Poors A set of 2 Crystal White Salt and Pepper Shakers, Filled and Ready for Use. “A Sunshine Baker’s Product' Set 9c 2 lb. Caddie 29c NOTICE TO CREDITORS. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA TILLA COUNTY. In the Matter of the Estate of Thomas L. Stewart. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed executrix of the last will and testa ment of Thomas L. Stewart, de ceased. and has qualified as the law directs. All persons having claims against the said estate are required to present the same to me at the office of W. J. Warner, my attor ney. In Hermiston. Oregon, with proper vouchers, within six months from the date hereof. Dated this 25th day of May. 1933. JULIA E. O’GRADY. Executrix. (May 25-June 22) TAKEN UP NOTICE. PEAS SALT Gold Bar Brand . Tender, Sweet Utah Early Garden 2's DIAMOND CRYSTAL “Taste the difference this Flaked Salt makes” Can 16c 2 Packages 1 5c Local Berries and Vegetables OUR VEGETABLES ARE ALWAYS FRESH— WE PAY CASH FOR EGGS! KINGSLEY'S Notice is hereby given that I have taken up and have kept for about 30 days at Messner ranch. 9 miles Southwest of Hermiston, the follow ing described animals: ONE BLUE ROAN MARE, ten years old. $994909999990999999999989400999991919999$9$$9917640
