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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, AUGUST 29. 1935 PAGE THREE THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. 36.88 north and south in Block 12 in the Oscar Beck, do ....... 10.40 Portland-Pendleton Motor 10.00 M. Hartman Long, Sheriff .. Nels Carlstrom, do -------------- 19.18 Subdivision of Lot “B”; that por 3.02 John Sylvester, do . 10.30 Freight, do ---------- ------- 12.50 The Texas Co., do --------- — Mahlon Haworth, do_____ 98.24 tion of the alley running east and 1.42 H. M. Bennett, do . 15.00 R. E. Goad, Sheriff & Jail .. 137.09 Railway Express Agency, do Bertha Owen, do ___ --------- 66.14 west in Block 11 in the Subdivision J. M. Jones, do ....... 18.10 Robertson Heavy Hardware 10.00 Art Burnside, Sheriff ------ Charlottie George, do........ 6.51 of Lot “B” lying west of the north 11.40 S. L. Carson, Jr., do 3.45 Co., do .............................. 7.00 Richfield OH Co., do -------- M. M. Burnap, do ---------...... 2.05 and south line between the south 11.63 Wm. Klk, do ......... 13.50 Rogers & Goodman, do ...... 6.00 L. G. Frazier, Offices -------- Paul Lawyer................ ------- 2.05 east corner of Lot 11 and the north- 11.00 W. O. Whitsett, do 1.73 Smith & Blanchett, do ........ 12.50 Jack Allen Supply, Sheriff .. CLAIMS ALLOWED BY THE Charles Weaver, do ....... . 19.18 east corner of Lot 22, all in said 68.65 Ralph Bond, do .... 75.60 Shell Oil Co., do ............. Gladys Goad, do -------------- - 15.00 Margaret Heintz, do _____ 18.15 Block 11, and that the 2nd day of COUNTY COURT AT THE AUGUST 35.31 Robt. Pierce, do — 54.45 Standard Oil Co., do---------- 15.00 Mary Houser, do ------- ------ Leonora Lightfoot, do ____ October, 1935. at 8:00 o’clock P. M.. 18.00 State Ind. Acc. Comm., do .. 232.76 1935 TERM EXCEPT CERTAIN Mrs. Jack Baker, do __ _... 10.00 Wayne Reville, do ............... in the Council Chamber in the Pub 9.25 NOTICE OF STREET AND Texas Co., do---------------- — CLAIMS ALLOWED BY STATUTE: Mrs. James Overturf, do 12.50 Western Union, Co. Court, lic Library in Hermiston, Oregon, is 4.38 Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co., 10.00 Sheriff & Clerk ---------- Mrs. Mary Yarbrough, do _ the time and place fixed by said or ALLEY VACATION. 1.18 Alex Thompson, Poor ........ » 12.50 Mrs. Margaret Charlton, do Freewater, do ............ 10.00 Bushong & Co., Clerk & dinance for the hearing of any and 74.38 Taylor Hardware Co., do .... B. D. Smith, Emerg............. 24.00 Mrs. Olevia Charlton, do .... 123.04 15.00 Emerg............................... ----- all objections to the vacating of the 25.00 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Mrs. J. C. Brewer, Poor...... 5.00 Elvira A. Ashton, do .......... Mrs. Sophia Totus, do ........ 7.50 West Coast Printing & 5.85 5.00 Mrs. Hilda Bent, do............. William Corporan, do.......... You will take notice that the City above described portions of streets Binding, Clerk ................. 119.86 Thomas & Peterson, do ___ 20.00 3.58 Council of the City of Hermiston, and alleys. 7.60 Mary Brown, do ....... .........._ Olive Whitlock, do ............... 16.00 Union Pac. Stages., do ___ 15.00 Sunset Press, Inc., Clerk .— Dated this 29th day of August. 49.97 Umatilla County, Oregon, on the J. T. Arneson Printing Co., 5.75 Union Oil Co., do .................. 12.50 Freewater Times, Clerk ...... Mrs. George Fiedler, do .... 14.55 21st day of August, 1935, duly 1935. Van Petten Lumber Co., do Sheriff________ _________ 15.25 Mrs. J. C. Brewer, do .........- 15.00 J. T. Arneson Co., Recorder CHARLES TAYLOR, 9.92 passed an ordinance initiating the 15.94 C. C. Morse, do ..... .............. State Ind. Acc. Comm., Poor 14.50 Valey Hardware Co., do .... 10.00 ' & Assessor ...................... City Recorder. 3.75 proposition to vacate that portion of E. B. Casteel, Envelopes, Of M. V. Witty, do...............___ 10.00 Shafer Auto Repair, Recor Peter N. Schneider, do ...... (August 29-September 2«) 2.00 Ridgeway Street in the City of Her fices, .............. 114.02 .......... 1.25 R. J. Wheeler, do ................. 10.00 der ................................... Hulda ..... Myers, do ........... __ 14.85 miston. Oregon, which lies between Road Fund, Sheriff, Court 23.40 Walt's Welding Wks., do .. 15.00 Betty Courter. Recorder .— Mrs. A. R. Carpenter, do .... 5.20 the east line of Lot 11 in Block 11 House, Poor, Watermas Gordon York, do ................. 12.00 Columbia Security & Inv. Mrs. Senorah Baldwin, do .. 17.73 of the Subdivision of Lot “B”, ex 2,210.38 William Corporan. do ........ ter, Co. Nurse ............ 15.00 65.00 Pac. Telephone Co., do ___ Co., Treasurer ............ — tended northerly, and the east line 14.00 D. K. Necely, do ....... ......... Mrs. Etna Wilson, Poor .... 12.00 John L. Moyer, General 10.00 Bettye F. DeHart, Treas. .. 5.00 William Westerfelt, do ...... Margaret Hamphill, do ___ 72.99 of Lots 8, 9, 10. 11 and 12 of the 8.50 C. H. Field, Treas. —....... Road Payroll .............. 11.25 Wesley Derrick, do ______ 30.00 Andrew J. Sample, do ........ 10.00 O. F. Steele, Assessor ........ 3.60 S. Fullerton, do .................... 117.32 Subdivision of Lot "B”, extended 46.80 Alex Thompson, do ............ Velma English, Emerg. ___ 22.50 J. A. Yeager, School Supt. .. 39.78 C. O. Pederson, do ........ ...... 105.38 northerly: that portion of Second 25.00 Mrs. Ruby Perkins, do........ Frank Sams, Poor _______ 10.00 W. I. Gadwa, Court House 2.25 Hans Lensch, do ................. 108.53 Street East which lies between the SMALL Dorothy W. Bell, Treas___ 27.00 Bazil Hudson, do ................. 98.55 south line of Ridgeway Street and 6.50 Guy H. Johnson Co., Co. H. Piersol, do ........................ the south line of the alley running Jessie D. Thomson, Co. 114.57 10.00 H. Irvine, do ........................ Anna Watson, do ................. 82.95 House & Poor Farm .... Nurse ________ 34.55 __________ 32.67 east and west in Block 11 in the Samuel M. Simmons, do .... 10.00 W. H. Crary, Court House .. 29.68 Dan Clemans. do ................. THE HERMISTON HERALD Umatilla Co. Court, Trus 64.21 Subdivision of Lot “B”, extended 10.00 J. L. Vaughan, Court House J. G. Cochran, do ................. 7.50 Joe Picard, do ............... ...... tee, Ed Pell, Poor__ 30.00 W. S. Maxon, do ........... .. 20.00 Glllanders & Burroughs, Leo Clarke, do ---------------- 110 57 westerly; all of the alley running Ed Hodgen, Poor ................. 50.00 Harley J. Newcomb, do ___ 56.37 20.00 7.54 Ivan Dunning, do ----------.... Court House ................ ..... Nina Sloan, Emerg................ 45.90 W. L. Mathews, do ............. 37,53 15.00 Jones-Kay Co., Court House 2.50 Curtis Carpenter, do .......... Dorothy Depew, do ............ 53.10 Alonzo Ghent, do ................. 64.51 10.00 Independent City Scaven Lawrence Shockley, do ...... George Lynn, do .... ............ 49.50 L. M. Savage, do ....... ..___ 66.36 15.00 3.00 E. H. Hargett, do ------------- ger, do ............................ Margaret Hemphill, Poor .. 10.00 W. M. Nelson, do ................. 10.00 Safeway Store No. 109, do .. 5.31 W. F. Brown, do ------------- 149.69 Mrs. Frank Ransom, do .... 15.00 James Still, do ................. . 49.69 20.00 Pacific Power & Light Co., Stella M. Brown, do —-...... Dottie Swaggart, do ............. 10.00 Mary A. Hudson, do............. 99.69 69.75 80.75 Frank Taylor, do ------------- do ...................................... Mrs. Anna Baker, do.......... 5.00 C. L. Galladay, do ............... 5.48 10.00 Pendleton Insurance Agt., W. H. Catlett, do ............ — Florence Pearson, do ........... 10.00 Colin Butcher, do ....... .......... 114.32 15.00 60.00 Al Warnock, do .................... do ...................................... James Matlock, do............... 15.00 Sam Birdsell, do ................. 104.77 10.00 Electric Serv. Co., do ........ 14.75 Al Moody, do ............. ............ Mrs. Emma Miller, do ........ 13.50 Mary LaMar, do ................... 72.00 10.00 W. J. Clarke, do .................... 4.18 L. McIntyre, do --------------- Mrs. Cecelia Johnson, do .. 30.00 W C. Hopson, Fruit Inspec 56.34 Chas. Reimann, do ..v------ 21.20 Bruce Shangel, do ................. W. A. Dozier, do ................. 15.00 tor .................... .............. Otis Jordan, do ------------ — 113.48 158.83 National Re-employment Ernest Price, do .................. 10.00 A. C. McIntyre, Justice Ct. .. 75.23 6.72 100.00 John Barton, do............. ...... NOW IN EFFECT Serv., Poor ................... Pearl M. Dyer, do...... ......... 20.00 Pendleton Water Commis 3.08 A. L. Beck, do ....... -.......— 10.00 Dr. George Smith, do ........ Charlee Grant, do ........... . 20.00 98.49 sion. Court House _.... 50.75 Cliff Myrick, do ................... 10.00 Wm. S. Smith, do ..._...... . 5.00 Ed Nunn. Watermaster ...... 193.83 Mt. St. Joseph’s Home, do .. 5.00 Elmer Plucker, do ............... 110.24 Berta Beckman, do ............. 10.00 J. M. Spencer, Watermaster 189.93 Dr. H. J. Flower, do .......... 26.12 L. G. Fullerton, do ............. 129.45 J. C. Penney, do .................... Mrs. W. S. Banks, do ........ 10.00 East Oregonian. Offices .... 81.25 Pendleton Drug Co., do ...... 80.43 Von Hiatt, do ....... ...... ........ 131.25 Mart Cash, do ...................... 7.50 Arrive CHICAGO 8:50 a-m. 5.48 10.00 Clark Sturtevant, do .........>. 137.77 Dr. W. Martin Marbut, do .. Etta Harris, do..................... 8.00 Hermiston Herald, County F. B. Hayes, do .................... “ A Triumph in Train Comfort” Court, Clerk ....... .............. 5.00 20.65 Dr. A. B. Adkisson, do ...... Florence Loney, do ....... . 10.00 68.77 48.00 Kenneth Groves, do ............. Miss Mattie Pratt, do ........ Air-conditioned Coaches, latest type Tour Sarah Millner, do ................. 10.00 Larsen's Printing Co., Offi 35.88 4.25 L. Shearinghousen, do ......... ces ................................... James Owens,’ do ................. 24.97 Tallman & Co., do ............. .. ist and Standard Sleepers, Diner, Obser 20.00 17.94 E. Beard, do .......................... 12.00 Dr. H. S. McKenzie, do ...... 20.93 vation-lounge car. Barber, Valet, Bath. Burke Hayes, do .................. Glenn’s Phamacy, Poor 94.59 E. S. Fox, do ........................ Radio, soda fountain. Porter service and 8.29 & Poor Farm ................. NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING. 96.96 Folsom’s, Poor & OAP ........ 100.00 H. Magruder, do .................. free pillows In Coaches. 10.96 SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 14 R. Kelley, do ........................ Walla Walla Sanitarium, 37.24 59.00 John Henry, do...................... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of School District No. Poor ................................. 21.92 Sam Barnes, do ................ .. 11.77 State Ind. Acc. Comm., do .. 12 ° Umatilla County, State of Oregon, that a school meeting of the said Arrive CHICAGO 9:25 p.m. 86.72 Fullerton, do .................. 30.00 D. district will be held at the school house on the 21st day of September, 1935, Mrs. W. S. Banks, do ........ 91.84 McDonald, do_______ Air-conditioned Coaches and Standard 50.00 Cliff at 3:00 o’clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of discussing the budget Munselle-Keith, do ............ 57.44 Ralph Moody, do ________ Sleepers. 1 night to Salt Lake City, Den 50.00 C. tor the fiscal school year, beginning June 17, 1935, and ending June 18, Dr. J. A. Best, do ................. «9.20 Wheeler, do _____ _ 22.40 W. H. 1936, herein set forth, and to vote on the proposition of - levying a district J. C. Penney Co., do ........... ver. 2 nights to Kansas City, Omaha, Chi 61.65 A. Bryant, do ........... ----- 3.45 C. Hutson, do ........................ Montgomery Ward & Co., do «9.20 cago. Convenient local schedules. Porter 2.65 Tommy Bond, do ........... ----- Hotel Hermiston, do ............. BUDGET 118.89 service and free pillows in Coaches. H. A. Pankow, do ............... 3.69 Chas. Williams, do ...... ......... 99.92 St. Anthony's Hospital, do .. 348.85 E. L. Stephens, do ............. ESTIMATED RECEIPTS 123.45 J. L. Eldridge, Poor Farm 80.78 1. Balance on hand at the beginning of the fiscal Eichner, do ........ —. Supt..................................... . 289.08 John 124.69 R. J. Wheeler, do ----- ............ school year (third Monday in June) for which Pendleton Drug Co., Poor 107.08 NEW LOW-PRICED MEALS for Coach and this budget is made ...................... :..................... $ 7,164.38 Farm ............................... 11.85 Lyle Potter, do .................... 2. To be received from the County School Fund .... 88.58 Neil Devore, do ..... ............... 2,600.00 Tourist Car passengers on the PORTLAND ROSE The Taylor Hardware Co., To be received from the Elementary School Fund 109.46 3,269.00 Poor Farm .................... .45 L. Greishaber, do ............... Breakfast 25c Luncheon 30c Dinner 35c To be received from the State Irreducible 2.05 J. L. Vaughan, Poor Farm 24.22 R. H. Stockard, do ............. School Fund ............................................................. 429.00 J. C. Penney Co., Poor Farm 8.96 H. Exum, do ........................ 114.51 S. To be received from the Non-High School Dis Oregon Lumber Yard, do .. 26.00 Percy Sweet, do .................... 113.25 For information and -reservations cell on trict for Rent ............. ............................................. 1,350.00 1.60 John Barnes, do ................. Pendleton Baking Co., Jail 54:51 LOCAL AGENT To be received from tuition for pupils below J. C. Penney Co., do _____ 8.93 A. L. Warnick, do ............... «9.21 high school .................................................. 3,000.00 Domestic Laundry, do ____ 2.03 Roy Lichlyter, do ................. 158.19 7. TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS »17,803.38 Penland Bros., Election .... 9.00 Eino Pekkola, do ................. 166.99 3.50 M. L. McClurg, do ............... 133.13 Edith M. Clark. Health ___ ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES 7.00 H. E. Faires, do .................... Dr. C. W. Thomas, do ____ 66.48 Dr. W. H. McKinney, do _... 1.25 K. L. Ransom, do ............... 6.51 I. GENERAL CONTROL Dr. Martin Marbut, do ___ 1.25 A. J. Sturtevant, do .......... 36.88 1. Clerk ................................................................... » 125.00 Dr. J. A. Best, do ________ 30.00 2. Legal Service (Clerk's Bond) ...................... 100.00 Carl Chambers, Indigent TOTAL GENERAL CONTROL ...... » 225.00 Soldiers _____________ 234.53 M. Clarke Webb. Sealer of • INSTRUCTION—TEACHING Weights ........................... 31.09 Oregon Lumber Yard, Em 1. Principal ........... .............................................. 800.00 ergency .......................... 6.35 2. Teachers, 7 at »90, ..................................... 5,670.00 TTY 42.00 Willis Lecklider, Poor ....... - 3, Teachers. 1 at »95......... .................................. 855.00 4. Supplies .............................. ......................... 2.50 Alexander Thompson, do .... 400.00 5. Textbooks ...................................... .............. .. State Ind. Acc. Comm., She 500.00 riff .................................... 26.51 TOTAL INSTRUCTION—TEACHING .. 8,225.00 E. B. Casteel, Postage, Offi- 10.00 m. OPERATION OF PLANT Dr. J. A. Best. Health ........ 45.00 1. Janitor’s Salary ............................................... 900.00 25.00 John Bradburn. Poor .......... 2. Janitor’s Supplies ...... 300.00 Jessie Thomson, do ............. 30.00 3. Fuel .................................... ................................ 550.00 Clive S. Cheshire, Co. Court 8.90 4. Light and Power ............................................. 200.00 13.95 J. O. Hales, do ...................... 5. Water ................... ...... ...................................... 150.00 10.75 TOTAL EXPENSE OF OPERATION .... 2,100.00 Wm. R. Meiners, do ............. 80.00 Frank Sams, poor ............. 82.80 Pac. Tel & Tel. Co., Offices • IT. MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR 16.00 R. E. Goad. Sheriff, Poor . 1. Furniture and Equipment ........................... 400.00 Fancho Stubblefield, Gener 2. Building and Grounds . 500.00 al Road ............................... 181.76 TOTAL MAINTENANCE & REPAIR _ 900.00 18.10 P. W. Beamer, do ................. 12.75 Auto Clearing House, do .... T. AUXILIARY AGENCIES Adams Garage, do ............... 15.60 1. Library Books ................. ;...... ....................... 25.00 Austin Western Road Mchy. 2. Health: Co., do .............. -........ 301.65 a. Personal Service .................................... 50.00 92.32 Braden Bell Tractor Co., do b. Supplies ................................................... 15.00 Sam Bittner, do _________ 7.00 3. Transportation: City Meat Market, Athena, a. Personal Service ................ ................... 2,700.00 .70 do __________________ 2,790.00 R. R. Chanman, do ______ TOTAL AUXILIARY AGENCIES ........... 2.25 94.95 W. J. Claire, do _________ VI. FIXED CHARGES Clover Leaf Dairy & Mar 1. Insurance .......................................................... 600.00 ket, do _____________ 92.71 600.00 Consolidated Lines, do ___ TOTAL FIXED CHARGES ...................... 15.99 767.55 Dennis Motor Co., do ____ vn. DEBT SERVICE Dessler Brothers, do _____ 4.35 3.70 1,000.00 Ebrei & Temple, do ______ 1. Principal on Bonds ........................................ 75.00 900.00 Funk * McLean, do ______ 2. Interest on Bonds .................... 20.74 1,900.00 Foster Motor Co., do ___.... TOTAL DEBT SERVICE 4.10 6,000.00 L. G. Frazier, do ............ -.. VIII. EMERGENCY - 34.74 Feenaughty Mach. Co., do .. SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES Goodyear Market, do ........... 141.02 Gray * Wright, do ............. 121.84 » ! 225.00 TOTAL General Control .......... 6.25 Mrs. Tom Gibson, do .......... 8,225.00 TOTAL Instruction—Teacing .............. ....................... General Petroleum Corp., do 1.860.65 2,100.00 TOTAL Expense of Operation -................................... 4.08 Gentry Motor Co., do ........ 900.00 TOTAL Maintenance and Repair ............................... 3.00 Lisle Gray, do ...................... 2,790.00 TOTAL Auxiliary Agencies ......................... -,............. 8.00 W. I. Gadwa, do ................. «00.00 TOTAL Fixed Charges ..................... »............... 4.00 Mrs. Ada Harder, do .......... 1,900.00 TOTAL Debt Service ................ .............. ...................... 3.00 Hettick Motors, do ............. 6,000.00 TOTAL Emergency ......................................................... 4.00 »22,740.00 J. G. Hldman. do ................. TOTAL Estimated Expenditures for Year .. 3.75 Ben Hunt, do ........................ 12.43 J. E. Haseltine A Co., do .. RECAPITULATION 4.63 Howard Cooper Corp., do .... 1.20 Inland Merc. Co., do ............. Total Estimated Expenditures for the year .... $22,740.00 Bob Crosby, wort I renowned rotine champion will greet "‘endleton Kounl-p visitors with his 117.08 Jack Allen Supply, do ........ 17,803.38 Leas Total Estimated Receipts for the year .... familiar smile V. hen the stagecoaches race and the broncs piteli and 2,000 Indians yell at Pendleton 49.8a Kilham Stationery Co., do .. AMOUNT to be Raised by District Tax .... 4,936.62 September 12, 13 and 14. 3.75 Glen Long, do ........................ Moll’s Service Station, do .. 19.38 On September 12. 13 and 11 will be held Friday morning. Sep Northern Pacific railroads and the TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS OF DISTRICT 64.30 L. J. McAtee, do ................. l’end et n. Oregon, will present tember l.ih. Tiia spectacular United Air I. nes. 12.60 Motor Inn Auto Repair, do 1. Bonded Debt, including negotiable warrants .. »18.000.00 its 26th annual Round ! p, th P ant will depict transportation Plenty of rooms have been lined • 2.25 Milton Box Co., do ............... ». Amount of Endorsed Warrants Outstanding ... None "Epic Drama of the West”. acthida used in the days of the up this year In hotels and modern Mack International Motor TOTAL Indebtedness of District ..... _... »18,000.00 Cowboys from Western Stater, coiered wagon, the stage coach homes to accommodate the thous 53.55 Corp., do . ................ .......... Canada and Mexico will compele and the pony express. Dated this 21st day of August. 1935. Newport Construction Co., ands of visitors who will pour Into 250.00 for world's championships tn rid- Each night beginning with Wed- do ..... ...... ...................... ... SIGNED: 4.00 Nelson Sign Co., do ........ ----- R. A. BROWNSON. ing vicious broncos, bulldogging ncoday, September 11th. "Happy Pendleton at Kound-Up time. 1.50 New's Radiator Shop, do_ District Clerk. e and roping long-horn steers and Canyon” stages its famous pageant Room reservations may be made 66.26 Oregon Motor Service, do .... • F. B. SWAYZE. riding relay and pony express depicting the coming of the white in advance through the Pendleton Chairman. Board of Directors. Oregon Lumber Yard, do .. 181.65 Normal races. man to the Northwest. After the Round-Up Association. Olsen King. Ine., do _____ 3.60 Over two thousand Indians from show the spectators mingle with prices prevail at Pendleton during Approved by Budget Committee on the 21st day of August, 1935. Oregon State Highway tbe various tribee In the Pacifie Indiana and cowboys in the old Round-Up week and Round-Up 25.20 Com., do ............................ SIGNED: Northwest will participate in tbe frontier town dance ball end bleacher and grandstand seats are GEO. STROHM. Oregon State Motor Assoc., Secretary. Budget Committee. daily parades and events. No gamble with "bucks'* which can be priced very low this year, about do -------------------- -------- Pac. Power & Light Co., do A. W. PRANN. other western exhibition rivals tbe spent at tbe bar or tor dancing. one-bait the customary prices of Penland Brothers, do.......... Chairman. Budget Committee. Pendleton Round-Up for Indian a few years ago; yet the Round- All made lead to Pendleton, J. H. Pierce, do ................... participation, color and pageantry. right on tbe old Oregon Trail, and Up Is expected to eclipse the exhi- Published the 29th of August and 5th of September, 1935. J. C. Penney Co., do............. The “Westward He!” parade served by the Union Pacific and bitions of former years. R. A. BROWNSON. District Clerk. Pendleton Body Wks., do .. County Court JOB TWO FAST TRAINS DAILY The PORTLAND ROSE The PACIFIC LIMITED UNION Pendleton Round-Up Opens Sept. 12 ", 18