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Newspaper Page TextTHE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. 123.80 Beall Pipe * Tank Corp. 51.16 Poor Farm ___________ Adding Mach. Co., do------------------------ 8.37 50.00 Published every Thursday at Hermis- W. J. Clark, Sheriff. Court 5.09 State Ind. Ace. Comm., do ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by 1.30 Dr. H. J. Flowers, do........ House ..... . ........ .... ....... 50.00 Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring, 15.21 Dr. J. A. Best. do............ L. G. Frasier. Offices ------ - 50.00 Publishers, Ceo. Ferguson Motor Co.. 10.50 Watkins' Pharmacy, do .... Sheriff ................ ............... J. J. Chisholm A Co. Ine. Entered an Second Class Matter 90.00 60.00 Gladys Goad, do ...------------- Court House -------------- December, 1906, Umatilla County, 51.98 Mrs. Allee Powers, Poor — 8.00 Mary Houser, do ------------- Oregon. 57.60 Mrs. Clara White, do ------ 2.00 Eleanor Arkell, do ---------- 24.75 Dr. H. M. Massey, do ----- _ 2.00 Wayne Reville, do ............ Subscription Rates: P E. Goad. Sheriff & Jail 124.55 Koeppens, Jail ............... — 11.39 One Tear---------------------------- ---- Kilham’s Stationery Co., 19.20 Troy Laundry, Jail ............ School Notes. 225.00 Marvin Evans, Emerg....... Six Months .76 Sheriff ........................... 5.50 Senior dance will be given Satur- 21.75 Roy Hawes, Emerg. ............ 10.00 Three Months--------------------- .50 day night. March 30. Music, will be Larson Ptg. Co., do ............ J. Hartman Long, Recorder Olive M. Whitlock, Co. furnished by Nate's Jazz band. 1.50 & Assessor ....................... 11.89 Nurse _____ ,...............----- Teachers' Institute will be held in Pac. Stationery A Ptg. Co., 5.00 Dr. J. A. Best, Insane------- Boardman Friday, March 29th. 3.29 Recorder ... ........... ....... Dr. H. J. Kavanaugh, In The local P. T. A. will hold the ON 6.94 West Coast Ptg. Co., do __ _ sane ------------------------- 15.00 regular meeting Thursday, March 22.40 Guy Cook, Clr. Court ------- 4.00 28. School exhibits will be on dis- C. E. Royer. Assessor .____ W Specialty Co. Comm. State Ind. play and every one is urged to at- H. 6.50 School Su pt.............. ......... Sheriff -----............. .......... 34.35 tend. 85.30 Northern Pacific Railway I. A. Yeager, School Supt. following teachers were re- The “GILDED LILY” AT OASIS 99.67 Co., General Road...... lected for the coming school year: Bentley-Graham Ins. Agt., 60.00 Court House ................ M. V. Witty, do__ 2........... 7.00 Edwin Ingles, superintendent; Miss FULL OF GAIETY. 43.10 Ringle Bros., do _____ ..__ 100.00 Clara Ruff, high school; Theron An- Funk & McLean, do .......... 2.75 Funk & McLean, do .......... 75.00 derson, 7 th and 8th grades. Miss Cillanders A Burroughs, do 6.00 Geo. Ferguson Motor Co., do A reporter who likes to sit on a Lovedy Burkholder, 5th and 6th Independent City Scaveng 3.00 Otis Jordan, do ........... ... 150.00 er. do ........................... park bench, take off his shoes and grades; Miss Mary Harney. 1st and Lovinger Disinfectant Co., Mrs. Alberta Dooley, do__ 26.44 eat popcorn is in love with Claud 2nd grades. 8.00 H. C. ........... do ... ................... 2.00 Dunn, do . ..........____ ette Colbert. An English lord who Manuel F r i e d 1 y, Court Pendleton Water Commis lets her think he is merely an idle House A Poor Farm _ >0.00 sion, do ....................... 3.25 young man looking for a job is in 5.90 Harry B. Waggoner, do...... 1846.21 L. J. McAtee. Court House love with her, too. The making up McKee's Furniture Co., do 1.50 Andrews Equipment Serv., of her mind makes the picture, "The W. C. McKinney Ins. Agt., do ......... ....... 1.62 Glided Lily,” in which Miss Colbert 60.00 do .. .............. ........... .... J. T. Arneson. do _____ ... 2.00 Fred MacMurray and Ray Milland Oregon Lumber Yard, do .. 11.55 Ahlberg Bearing Co., do .... 26.66 keep things In an uproar to the last Claims allowed by the County Pac. Power A Light Co., do 83.73 Air Reduction Sales Co., do 12.50 fadeout. It’s at the Oasis Sunday and Court at the March. 1935, term, ex- Pac. Power A Light Co., Automotive Garage A Meh. Monday. cept certain claims allowed by sta- Court House A Poor Farm 36.80 Shop, do ................-_____ 6.85 tute: Pendleton Abstract Co., Alaska Junk Co., do ............ 8.51 Court House ................. 60.0° Associated Oil Co., do ........ F. E. Faigen, Poor ........... 3 45.00 95.20 6.25 Austin Western Road Meh. f BOARDMAN NEWS 1 Mrs. H. A. Sprague, do ....... 6.00 J. C. Penney Co., do .......... Smythe-Barthel Co., do ..... Inland Empire Waterway 7.85 By RACHEL J. BARLOW Co., do ................................ 12.90 5oo.no Tavlor Hardware Co., Court Assn.. Emergency ........ Auto Clearing House, do__ 4.50 House A Poor Farm ___ Theron Anderson. Mrs. Warner, Ferndale Obuch, Treasurer 21.00 2.0? Ballou & Wright, do ____ 68.00 Thews Ryder, Court Olive M. Whitlock. Poor ... Miss Lovedy Burkholder and Mrs. 6.00 H. G. Beck lus, do _______ 4.00 298.00 House Burkholder were business visitors in Hilda Bent, do .................... 4.73 Braden Bell Tractor Co., Walla Walla Saturday. Eleanor Arkell, Clerk ........ 7.20 Mrs. Frank Ransom, Poor 15.00 do ............... ..________ 20.21 C. W. Calver, do ................ 5.Of C. J. Breier Co., do ______ 4.50 Dottie Swaggart, do .......... 1.26 Mr. and Mrs. Z. J. Gillespie moved Mrs. Frank Wahner, do .... Pendleton Water Commis 20.00 Brutschers Garage, do ____ 1.50 to the old Mefford ranch on the west 5.00 Mrs. Anna Baker, do .......... sion, Court House ...... 18.60 George Caldwell, do ______ 48.00 end of the project last Sunday. Mr. 15.00 Mrs. Rachel Wheeler, do .. Olive M. Whitlock. Co. W. J. Clarke, do __ _____ _ 45.17 Gillespie bought this place some time Nurse ............................... 4.00 Collier Motor Co., do ____ 36.72 A. R. Marlow, do ............ - 13.10 ago. 26.30 Florence Pearson, do .......... 10.00 Consolidated Freight Lines Olive M. Whitlock. Poor .... J. F. Barlow was a business visi 15.00 East Oregonian, Offices ... 466.53 James Matlock, do .............. do ................. ................. ..... 4.80 tor In Heppner last Saturday. 13.50 Dennis Motor Co., do .......... 130.20 Hermiston Herald, County Mrs. Emma Miller, do ........ Norval Shannon Is working on the Court .................................. 84.70 Mrs. Cecelia Johnson, do .. 30.00 Ebrei & Temple, do ............ 6.40 tie gang which is located at Castle Western Union, Co. Court, 15.00 Feenaughty Mach. Co., do.. W. A. Dorier, do ................. 11.67 Rock at the present time. Sheriff & Emergency . 31.50 Ernest Price, do ................ 10.00 Foster Motor Co., do ........._ 30.22 The Dillabough family received W H. Blackler, Justice 20.00 Freewater Times, do .......... Pearl M. Dyer, do .............. 22.50 many gifts at the community fire 11.00 Funk & McLean, do ............ Court ........................ . 10.00 Anna Tunken, do ...... ......... 75.00 shower which was given them last 20.00 J. T. Arneson Ptg. Co., Of- Charles Grant, do .............. W. I. Gadwa, do ................ 1.50 5.00 General Petroleum Corp., do 1203.80 Wm. S. Smith, do .............. Mr« W S. Banks, do .......... 10.00 General Tool Company, do 59.01 Berta Beckman, do ............ 10.00 Gordon & Finkbeiner Co., Mart Cash, do .......... ........... 7.50 do ........................................ 44.27 8.00 Gray A Wright, do ............ Ftta Harris, do ................... 139.77 5.00 Hamley A Co., do .............. Florence Loney, do .....___ 29.00 10.00 Sarah Millner, do .............. J. E. Haseltine A Co., do.. 42.86 James Ownes. do ............ 10.00 Hawkinson Tread Service Nels Carlstrom, do .............. 10.00 do .................................... 12.40 12.50 Howard Cooper Corp., do .. Mahlon Haworth, do .......... 82.04 Bertha Owen, do ................ 15.00 Jack Allen Supply, do ........ 151.62 10.00 John A. Roeblings Sons Co. Charlottie George, do ........ M. M. Burnap, do ....... ....... do .............................. ......... 7.00 29.99 Paul Lawyer, do .................. 6.00 Guy H. Johnson Co., do .... 422.87 Charles Weaver, do ............ 10.00 Kilham Stationery Co., do 7.53 15.00 Glen Long, do ..................... Margaret Heintz, do .......... 17.90 Mrs. Alice Hedges, do ....... 10.00 M. Hartman Long, do ........ 1.50 Robert Resler. do .............. 5.00 Mack Int. Motor Truck Leonora Lightfoot, do ..... Corp., do ........................... 15.00 1.54 Thos. C. Reed, do .............. 10.00 Milton Hardware Co., do .... 10.40 Mrs. James Overturf, do .... 12.50 Moll's Service Station, do .. 40.90 Mrs. Mary Yarbrough, do .. 10.00 Montgomery Ward A Co., do 13.69 Mrs. Margaret Charlton, do 10.00 Murphy Paint Co., do ........ 2.10 Mrs. Olevia Charlton, do .... 15.00 McClintock A Simpson, do.. 1.50 Elvira A. Ashton, do .......... 7.50 McKee Furniture Co., do.... 8.50 Franz Stlauch, do .............. 10.00 J. E. Olinger A Sons, do.... 123.85 Mrs. Bent, do ....................... 10.00 Olsen A King, do ..... .......... 68.10 J. N. York, do ..................... 15.00 Oregon Lumber Tard, do.... 16.95 Mary Brown, do ....... ------- 15.00 Oregon Motor Service, do.. 27.87 Mrs. George Fiedler, do .... 12.50 Pac. Power A Light Co., do 18.93 Mrs. J. C. Brewer, do ........ 10.00 Pac. Mach. A Tool Steel C. C. Morse, do ................... 10.00 Co., do ............................... Mary Hudson, do ......... 7.50 Pendleton Body Works, do 3.50 Peter N. Schneider, do...... 10.00 Pendleton Iron Works, do.. 13.35 Hulda Myers, do ................ 10.00 Pendleton Tire Shop, do .... 13.37 Stanley E. Allen, do .......... 2.00 Penland Brothers, do ____ 16.23 15.00 Peterson Brothers, do ____ Mrs. W. S. Banks, do .......... 3.20 H. C. Casteel, do ................ 10.00 Portland Pendleton Motor I—(..... m—aux.__ 7.25 Fgt., do ............................... Dr. T. M. Birkbeck, do ..... 5.83 3.50 Pure Iron Culvert A Mfg. C. J. Breler Co., do ............ Co., do ............................... 193.06 Hilda Bent, do .................... 3.08 Carnes Bros. Mercantile Co , Robertson Heavy Hardware Co., do ....... ........ ........... do .................................. 10.00 14.03 H. J. Flower, M. D.. do ..... 49.00 Mrs. E. E. Sause, do ......... 2.80 Gentry Motor Co., do ....... 2.23 Shell Oil Co., do ................ 31.01 Glenn's Pharmacy, do ........ 8.45 Smith A Blanchett, do ..... 10.32 Good Samaritan Hospital, Standard Oil Co., do .......... 22.42 do ............... .......... ......... 90.00 State Ind. Acc. Comm., do 159.78 Taylor Hardware Co., do .... Green A Jackson Drug Co., 58.83 do ................................. 8.00 The Texas .. Co., do .............. 7.20 8.18 Thews A Ryder, do ............ Glenn's Pharmacy, do ....... 3.05 Hermiston Drug Co., do ...... 6.49 Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co., do 3.95 Union Oil Co., do ................ M. D. Kaser A Son, do ..... 12.50 37.59 Koeppen's, do ....................... 3.75 Van Petten Lumber Co., do 700.21 Munselle-Keith, do ............ 50.00 Walt's Welding Works, do 5.50 10.00 R. J. Wheeler, do .............. Mt. St. Joseph’s Home, do 3.26 15.00 Wiggins Company Inc., do.. G. L. McBee, do ............... .. 15.00 Dr. H. S. McKenzie, do ...... 36.25 Worthington Pump A Mchy. Corp, do ........................... The Pendleton Drug Co., do 52.69 3.90 50.00 Pac. Telephone Co., do ...... A. W Prann. do .............. - 25.72 24.00 Tommy Bond, General Road Mrs. Mattie Pratt, do ....... 5.00 Payroll ................................ 104.32 Milton Drug Co., do ............ 12.50 Chet Bracher, do ................ Shields Fruit Co , do .......... 5.98 L. C. Alford, do .................. Rulon Smith Distributing 124.72 100.00 Max Manning, do _______ Agent, do ..................... 5.98 St. Anthony's Hospital, do.. 660.05 Chas. Williams. do 110.24 3.76 Chas. Pederson, do O. F. Steele. Assessor ........ 89.28 T here is no way to compare the Ford V-8 with any other rar The Swedish Hospital, poor 123.50 Al Warnock, do 108.95 because there is no other car like it. 18.03 Mrs. Von Hiatt. do Tallman A Co., do .............. 20.00 L. G. Fullerton, do Tallman Drug Co.. Walla 103.76 The Ford enables yon to step up into the fine-ear class in per- 41.00 lohn Eichner, do ........... . Walla, do ......................... 64.08 29.50 Nell Devore, do ............ . Mrs. Susie Upcraft, do ....... formance, beauty, comfort and safety. But there ia no stepping 89.72 J. L. Eldridge, Poor Farm.. 266.15 Al Beard, do ..................... 113.97 np in price. That ia kept down by Ford low-profit policies and 30.09 lohn Barnes, do _____ J. C. Penney Co., do ............ 69.21 H. Exum, do ...... _____ ! 3.96 Taylor Hardware Co., do. .. 63.32 unique manufacturing methods. These are as different as the H. Piersol, do .................. 12.05 Pendleton Drug Co., do — 75.38 ear itself. • J. M. Spencer, Watermaster 168.63 Joe Picard, do ________ 74.01 72.40 E. H. Hargett, do _____ Ed Nunn, Watermaster .... 75.03 It takes eight cylinders to give the modem performance you 3.50 K. McKown, do __ __ _ Mrs Edith M. Clark, Health 76.40 7.25 A. L. Warnock, do ........ Dr. C. W Thomas. Health 74.82 need these days. The Ford ia powered by a V-8 — the finest type of 1.25 Roy Lieh lyter. do .......... Dr. W. H. McKinney, do.... 152.35 eight-cylinder engine. You have to pay more than $2000 for that 47.00 Norris West, do .............. West Pubi Co.. Law Lib. 123.77 Chas. Reimann, do ........ 51.94 bi any other car. 12.50 Carl Barton, do .............. Law Lib.................... ........ . 19.45 H. M. Bennett, do . ........ The American Law Bk. Co.. 100.07 Wm. Parrish, do ............ Law Lib. ............................ 3.08 g FORD MOTOR COMPANY D. Fullerton, do ..._...... W. C. Hopson. Fruit Insp..... 137.8 88.11 Cliff McDonald, do ........ 76.83 i Chas. B. Oral. Sealer of 35.66 Ralph Moody, do ........... 53.13 Weight ........................ — C. H. Wheeler, do ____ 56.75 Hartman Abstract Co.. Em C. Hutson, do ......... ___ 54.46 erg. ....................... ........ 40.07 | 47.85 W A. Bryant, do ______ E B. Casteel, Emerg........... 10.00 E L. Stephens, do ___ 54.64 I Mrs. Hilda Bent. Poor....... John Barton, do ______ Carl Chambers, Indigent 2.74 74.80 j Soldiers ................. ......... . 242.54 Otis Jordan, do ._______ ...... 11 46 James Dabney, do Olive M. Whitlock, poor .... 11 00 R. J. Wheeler, do ____ 124.70 C. C. Proebstel. Emerg. ...... L. Greishaber, do ...... C. C Proebstel. Dist. Attor 71.12 | ney .. ........... . 5.28 Walter Hauswirth, do ... 17.62 H. H. Hinderman, do .._ Hilda Bent. Poor ........... . 14.96 Oscar Beck, do ................. E B Casteel. Offices Pos F. H. ...... McDowen, do ___ 48.64 i tage ............. 27.00 ............ 47.72 Pac Tel. A Tel. Co . Offices 105.15 B. Langley, do----- —___ 126.69 18.25 C. Graham, do -________ Art Burnside. Sheriff . ....... John Henry, do............... Domestic Laundry, Sheriff. 21.56 H. Magruder, do ...... ...... Poor A Jail ...... —.... ------- 99.72 f Remington Rand Inc., Clerk Obe fermiston Serali Saturday evening in the gymnasium. Supper was served just after the slower and the remaining part of the evening was spent in dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Barlow and Chloe were Hermiston visitors last Saturday. Noel Klitz spent the week end with his parents in Boardman. He has been working with the tie gang at Munley. The electric light lines extending south from Boardman have been re paired. Several items were stolen from the community church last Thursday night. Entrance was gained thru the basement door. BUI Harrington lost his chickens the same night and local officers say. after investigation that both robberies were done by the same person. Finger prints were tak en but no arrests have been made. The Ladies Aid Missionary meet ing was held at the home of Mrs. Warner last Wednesday. Officers were elected for the coming year. Mrs. Root was reelected as presi- dent. Mrs. Thomas, vice president, and Lois Messenger secretary-treas urer. Hans Nelson of Clifton, Ore., visi ted last week with friends in Board man. Mrs Faler, M. S. Skoubo and Hans Nelson were Hermiston and Pendle ton visitors Saturday. Arthur Allen is taking over the milk route In town which has been operated by W. A. Strobel. Mrs. Nick Faler was hostess at a lovely dinner party Wednesday even ing given in honor of Hans Nelson’s birthday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. I. Skoubo and Edward and Ralph, Hans Nelson, Mrs. Kunze and Frank and Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Bates, Mr. and Mrs. D. Ransier, R. Wasmer and Bill Harrington. The high school will give a dance Saturday night, March 30. Naie’s jase band will furnish the music. Mr. and Mrs. lynn Ranny went to Portland Friday and returned home Sunday afternoon. The Boardman and Umatilla Christian Endeavor societies ex changed leaders for Sunday's meet ing. Mary Thomas was the leader from Boardman going to Umatilla, accompanied by Janet Gorham. Mrs. Bernice Bremer, society president of Umatilla, was leader in Boardman. She was accompanied to Boardman by Mrs. Conley. The Commercial Club held Its reg- "lar meeting at the school house Monday evening. March 25. The ti nal discussion of wording to be plzeed on the sign board v vili he made at the next regular meeting. April 8th. The second and fourth Mondays are regular meeting nights. Ray Barlow brought his wife and young son home from The Dalles Tuesday, Mr». J. R Johnson, moth- er of Mrs. Barlow, accompanied them home and expects to remain for some time. THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1221. ' Burroughs DON’T FORGET YOU CAN BANK HERE No matter how far you live from Hermiston—you can Our bank-by-maii service brings the bank as close as your mail box. i Let us explain the service to you. DEPOSITS INSURED UNDER THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT IN SURANCE PLAN. County Court FORD V8 FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Hermiston Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profita Over 250,000. F. A. SWAYZE, President A. H NORTON, Cashier E. C. Gentry, do ................. L. McIntyre, do ---------------- F. M. Henson, do ................. Al Moody, do ------------- Chas. Hiatt, do ..................... Eino Pekkola, do ................. Frank Taylor, do ............... Percy Sweet, do ................... Von Hiatt, do ..................... Marvin Bennett, do ............ Pearley Smith, do .............. Cliff Myrick, do ................... John Barton, do _________ J. H. Wheeler, do ............... Steve Eorich, do ________ W. F. Brown, do ................. 42.22 120.25 79.16 65.13 68.64 154.88 99.72 86.98 90.27 15.67 32.90 99.72 3.43 31.52 2.74 14.97 NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that A. S. Cooley as administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Lewis L. Higgins, deceased, has filed his final account in said estate in the County Court of the State of Oregon for Umatilla County, and said court has fixed Monday, the 1st day of April, 1935, at 2:00 o’clock p. m. of said day, as the time for hearing of objections to said final account and the settlement thereof. On or before said day any person in terested in said estate may file ob jections to said final account, or to any item thereof, and contest the same. Dated February 28, 1935. A. S. COOLEY, Administrator with the Will Annexed. (Feb. 28—March 28) Rohrman Motor Co. R. ALEXANDER, Vice-Presiden D. M. DEETEA, Asst. Cashier Sailing’s NEW DEAL ppe Beauty ECHO, OREGON Lunches - er Si op COME IN AND SEE US SOMETIME. Pains In Back Mrs. Sarah L Wal- uest of 2032 N. W. Up- aur St, Portland, Ore., said: “I couldn’t steep at night and I used to have headaches and pains across my back. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription helped me from the first and after I had used three bottles I felt fine in every wav.” All druggists. New size, tablets 50 cts., liquid $1.00. Large size, tabs, or liquid, $1.35. Write Dr. Pierce’s Clinic, Buffalo, N. Y. SUREL1V CHICKS MAKE BLUE MOUNTAIN SEED POTATOES IRISH COBBLERS, EARLIEST OF ALL, WHITE GOLD, NETTED GEMS. Prices upon application. ERNEST T. FREEPONS Routs 1 CHAMPIONS! START YOUR CHICKS ON SURE- LIVE STARTER MASH AND FARM TESTED BABY CHICK SCRATCH. Walla Walla, Wn. Insured Carriers Phone 63 GREGORY TRUCK SERVICE Live Stock Hauling to Portland Rate: 50c Per 100 Stanfield — — Oregon Spring Seeds AVAILABLE HERE. BEARDLESS BARLEY BALD BARLEY BEARDED BARLEY SPRING RYE SPRING OATS ALFALFA SEED and VETCH Ellis Feed Store PHONE 69W HERMISTON In A Class By Itself Let us prove all the things we say! Ask for a demonstration. still bank here at the FIRST NATIONAL safely and conveniently. UPON SERIOUS REFLECTION! Have you had your lawn mower sharpened and your gar den tools put in shape for all spring work? IF NOT—BRING THEM IN! We are giving a Special Offer During March—Bring your work in early. KNERR’S Repair Shop KIDNAPED DY “COLD GERMS” He seemed a different person in winter. He lost his sunny summer disposition. Constant "colds” kid naped his vitality, and made him irritable. And all so needlessly. Today, in vitamin A, science has developed a powerful weapon against the common cold. This magic food element helps keep “colds” from getting s foothold in your body. MCKESSON’s V itamin CONCEN- TRATE TABLETS of Coo LIVER O il contain an abundant supply of this valiant vitamin, together with “sun shine” vitamin D. And they are the only vitamin concentrate tableta thatfurnisn theimportant minerals, calcium and phosphorus. Each tablet brings you all the vitamins in one teaspoonful of U.S. P. X. (revised 1934) Cod Liver Oil. Six tablets daily will help your body to brush aside cold germs and gain new strength and vitality. At all good drug M c stores. for each bottle of 100 K esson $1 ’ s V itamin CONCENTRATE TABLETS. FLOYD KNERR, Prop. Phone 15-W Hermiston HERMISTON DRUG Co. Hermiston, Oregon