The Hermiston herald., May 05, 1917, Image 8

THE
This is the Season to
WEAR THE BLUE
MISTON
HERALD,
ROAD BOND BILL
CROWS IN FAVOR
Cains
Support
When
Kahki Pants and Coats
Straw Hats, Summer
Underwear
OREGON.
EARLY GARDEN
Now is the time to begin work on that early spring garden and why not make
this work a pleasure by using the latest improved garden tools? We have in stock
It Is
Shown Taxes Will Lit
Be Increase!
Iron Age and Planet Junior Seeders and Cultivators
We have the
Overalls and Jackets
HERMISTON,
As soon as the general public under
stands that the extra tax on automo­
biles will pay for the hard-surfacing
of the highways In the proposed trunk
Unes over the state, friends for the
good roads movement inccease. The
title of the bill gave it a black eye as
soon as it appeared, The word "bond"
scared them stiff, It is now being
understood that the road money that
has been available in the different
road districts is not interfered with
under the proponed plan, but is paid
out of the Increased assessment on
automobiles. The bond issue then be-
cornea simply the state loaning Its
credit to get the good roads now, and
let tbe extra auto tax pay for them as
they are being used. The proposition
is growing in favor as it is under-
stood.—Hubbard Enterprise.
GOOD ROAD POINTERS
in all sizes; also the hand planters. Look over your outfit and make a list of the
new tools that will be needed for this season and then come and look over our
stock and let us give you prices. You will be surprised to know how little is the
additional cost of having new and up to date tools.
We now have on display our Heavy Farm Machinery, Manure Spreaders, Spring
and Spike Tooth Harrows, Plows, etc., and you are invited to look them over
whether ready to buy now or later.
Oregon Hardware & Implement Company
terlocutory decree.
SUMMONS.
Portland building code suspended to
(2) Upon the payment so ascertained
allow car shops to be erected by Twohy In tbe Circuit Court of the State of Ore­ and determined by the court, the plaintiff
gon. for the County of Umatilla.
Bros.
will deliver to the defendant, or to such
Umatilla Farm Lands Company, a Cor­ person or persons as be shall designate, a
poration, Plaintiff, vs. C. R. McDowell good and sufficient deed of the aforesaid
and J. A. Hoff, Defendants.
property, In accordance with the contract.
To C. R. McDowell and J. A. Hoff, De
(3) That In the event of the failure
fendants
:
The (road) bond issue, should it be
of the defendant to make said payments
IN
THE
NAME
OF
THE
STATE
OF
voted, will be taken care of by the
within the time so fixed by this court, a
OREGON, you are hereby commanded to final decree be entered herein
barring
quarter-mill state road tax and auto­
appear and answer the complaint filed and foreclosing the defendant and all par­
Under the plan submitted in the against you In the above enttled cause on
mobile licenses. Both must be paid
ties
claiming
through
or
under
him,
of all
whether the bonds carry or not. To us road bonding bill, the farmer has or before the 9th day of June, 1917, right and equity In and to said real prop­
everything
to
gain
and
nothing
to
which
Is
six
weeks
after
the
28th
day
of
it seems the bond issue should be fa­
erty, and cancelling and annulling the
lose. According to a compilation by April, 1917, the date rot the first pub­ said contract.
vored by all.—Hermiston Herald.
lication
of
this
summons,
and
if
you
fall
(4) For such other and further relief
the State Tax Commission, agricul­
to ao appear and answer the plaintiff will as the court may deem just In the prem-
"The attitude of the State Highway ture in Oregon pays on approximately apply to tbe court for the relief prayed ises, beetdes tbe costs and disbursements
Commission in reference to the distri­ 26 per cent of the total taxable prop for In Its complaint, towlt : the foreclos­ of this suit.
bution of the *6,000,000 state bond is- erty, timber and lumbering on 19 per ure of that certain contract dated the
This summons Is published by order of
21st day of June, 1910, between the Max­
aue will be to show no undue prefer­ cent, city and towns on 41 per cent well Land and Irrigation Co., a corpora­ the Honorable Gilbert W. Phelps, judge of
the
above entitled court, and said order
ence to any particular section of the and public utilities on 14 per cent tion. and C. R. McDowell, and wherein and
was made and dated the 25th
day of
atate over another,” comments the Designated as they are to meet the whereby the said Maxwell Land and Irri­ April, 1917, and tbe date of the flrat pub-
requirements
of
the
state
as
a
whole,
gation
Company
did
agree
to
convey
to
Roseburg Review. "It is their inten­
lication of this summons Is the 28th day
tion to co-operate with all the counties these main through arteries will be said C. R. McDowell the northweet quar­ of April, 1917.
ter (NW 1-4) of the northwest quarter
built
from
city
limits
to
city
limits,
CHAS. J. SWINDELLS,
throughout the state, not with a few,
(NW 1-4) of the southeast quarter (SE
Attorney for Plaintiff.
as many have been led to believe the cities alone having authority ovei 1-4) of Section One (1), Township Four 826 N. W. Bank Bldg., Portland, Oregon.
The new town of Crane to have a
through opponents to the bond Issue. city streets. The Highway Commis­ (4) north of Range twenty-eight (28) E.
Date of first publication April 28, 1917.
bank.
Date of last publication June 9. 1917.
Douglas County should not lag a mo­ sion has announced that, where any W. M., contanlng ten (10) acres more or
less, according to government survey. In
of
the
main
roads
to
be
improved
Coos county dairies are to be re- ment until some action is taken where-
Umatilla County, Oregon, such convey­
A column opeo for the exchange of | plenished with 850,000 worth of cows.
by our road Interests will be mater­ pass through the smaller towns and ance to be made upon the payment of cer­
SUMMONS.
recipas, to which all are asked to feel
ially benefited by the proposed bond villages and the street is not already tain moneys stated and set forth In said
Springfield has a new industry—re-
improved, the Commission will hard- contract, which said contract and said In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore­
Issue."
free to contribute. Recipes printed building sewing machines.
gon for the County of Umatilla.
surface that portion of the road in­ lands have been assigned and conveyed to
Umatilla Farm Lands Co., a Corporation,
under this head are all tried and in
de
plaintiff and are more particularly
cluded
within
the
limits
of
such
towns
Canyon City—Ash stos mines at Mt.
Plaintiff, vs. W. W. Nicholas, Defend­
"Will it not be far better to seh
many instances bave been request d.
and villages without additional cost scribed In a complaint In this suit, and
ant.
V ruon i esume operations.
these proposed bonds and begin our
also the foreclosure of that certain con-
to, such communities. When improved tract dated the 21st day of June. 1910, To W. W. Nicholas. defendant :
BROWN SUGAR CREAM PIE
Eugene -Stare
armory road work by a common-sense system these main lines will serve not only between the Maxwell Land and Irrigation
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
than to dribble it out in small sums
Mrs. T. H. Gaither
plans comp eted and bids being taken.
the agricultural districts through Company, a corporation, and C. R. Mc- OREGON, you are hereby commanded to
from year to year and in the end ac­
complaint tiled
Dowell, and wherein and whereby the said appear and answer the
1 cup brown sugar.
Lakeside will vota on 15,000 school complish nothing?” Inquires the Hood which they pass,, but will also serve Maxwell Land and Irrigation Company did against you in the above entitled cause on
centers of population—the principal
1 tablespoon butter.
agree to convey to said C. R. McDowell the or before the 9th day ot June, 1917, whien
bond issue.
River Glacier.
market places. They will be market northeast quarter (NE 1-4) of the south­ is six weeks atter the 28th day of April,
2 tablespoon - milk
State public utility commission fixes
roads as well as through state roads east quarter (SE 1-4) of the northeast 1917, the date for tbe first publication or
Cook until waxy
It la time Oregon was getting out of —not luxuries.
quarter (NE 1-4) of Section One (1), this summons and If you fall to so ap­
value of physical properties of Pacific
the mud, comments the Tillamook
Yolks of 3 eggs.
Township Four (4) North of Range Twen­ pear and answer, tbe plaintiff will apply
Telephone Co. at $10,963,802 as basis
ty eight (28) E. W. M., containing ten to the court for the relief preyed for In its
Herald.
California and Washington
I heaping tablespoon flour.
All
for rate making.
are agreed that Oregon needs (10) acres more or less, according, to complaint, to-wit : the foreclosure of that
have both made large appropriations
2 cups oi milk.
survey, In Umatilla County, certain contract dated the 28th day oi
Independence has put one over in for good roads during the past few good roads. The only material dif- government
Oregon, such conveyance to be made upon stay, 1910, between the Maxwell Laud and
M X smooth and add to first part.
ference
cf
opinion
is
as
to
the
method
-ecuring the erection of a beet sugar years, while Oregon has stood etili.
(he payment of certain moneys stated and irrigation Company and W. W. Nicholas,
Put in double boiler atirring constant­
The bonding bill which will come up of financing the movement—direct tax­ set forth in said contract, which said and wherein and wherevy the said Max
ly until thick, then let cook about 15 factory at that place bv the Utah- for consideration in June is an eco­ ation or bonds based on a revenue contract and said lands have been assign well Land and 1 rigation Company did
Idaho Sugar Co Over 1600 acres of
already provided by law. The fact ed and conveyed to plaintiff and are more agree to convey to said W. W. Nicholas
minutes.
Remove from fire, add
nomic business proposition.
that taxes are already burdensome is particularly described in a complaint In all that part of the south half (S 1-2) of
vanilla and put in baked crust, whites sugar beets will be planted this year.
I the northwest quarter (NW 1-4) of the
the
very best argument for issuing this suit, and the further relief.
Pacific
Telephone
and
Telegraph
Co.
The annual license on all automo­
of eggs on top. Brown in oven, This
(1) That the amount due the plaintiff southeast quarter (SE 1-4) ot Section One
bonds.
The
combined
revenue
from
will train a signal corps for help to biles has been doubled. The fees from
under the terms of these contracts be as­ I (1), Township Four (4) North of Range
makes one large pie.
an increased auto license and the certained, and that the defendants be re­ twenty eight (28) E. W. M., lying east of
he United States army in the event of this source will be adequate to pay the
the U. S. R. S. Pipe Line "M” containing
PINEAPPLE PIE
Interest and the principal of the $6,- existing state road tax will pay the quired to pay the amounts so fixed, with 90 6-10 acres more or less, according to
interest and costs, and all sums expended
interest
and
retire
at
maturity
the
000,000 road bonds. Automobile own-
the government survey, in Umatilla Coun-
Mrs. T. H. Gaither
The Dalles to have » new fireproof era are willing to pay the increased li­ bonds proposed in the good roads bill. for taxes and special assessments. to­ I ty, Oregon, such conveyance to be made
gether with interest thereon, and a rea­
One nint can of grated pin apple
The
people
will
vote
on
this
bond
bill
hospital.
cense but ask that the money raised
sonable attorney's fee ; all within a time upon the payment ot certain moneys stated
and ita weight In sugar and one-fourth
at the special election June 4th.
to be fixed by the court In Its Interlocu­ aud eet forth in said contract which said
Grants Pa-s — Simmons-Logau mine therefrom shall be spent In road con­
contract and said lauds have been assign­
of weight in butter. Cream butter and
tory decree.
struction.
Why
not?
They
are
going
made cleanup of 824,199
(2) Upon the payment so ascertained ed and conveyed to plaintiff and are
sugar together, four eggs (beaten
SUMMONS.
more particularly described In a com­
to pay the bill. And it will not be
and determined by the court, the paintiff
The Industrial Welfare commission
separately ), one cup of sweet cream,
necessary to raise general taxes, either. In the Circuit Court of he State of Ore­ will deliver to the defendant, or to auch plaint in this suit, and the further relief :
(1) That the amount due the plain­
gon. for tbe County of Umatilla.
add a pinch of salt
Add pineapple will consider allosing Oregon cancer- Vote for the bonds.
persons or person as they shall designate,
Umatilla Farm Landa Company, a Cor­ a good and sufficient Ceed of the afore­ tiff under the terms ot this contract be
ies to op-rate on same basis as Califor­
last. Bake with one crust and frost.
poration, Plaintiff, va. Michael Gerdes said property. In accordance
with said ascertained, and tbat tbe defendant be re­
nia canneries of fruits end vegetables
From a series of Investigations, the
quired to pay the amounts so fixed, with
and George Hays, Defendants.
contracts.
saterest and costs, aud all sums expended
(3) That in the event of the failure of for
Condon voted 115 to 1 in favor of th U. 8. Department of Agriculture has To Michael Gerdes and George Hays, De
taxes and special assessments, togeth­
fendants
:
found
that,
following
the
Improvement
the
defendants
to
make
said
payments
state high«»; bond issue.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF within the time so fixed by this court, a er with interest thereon, and a reasonable
of the main market roads, the increase OREGON,
be
you are hereby commanded to final decree be entered herein barring and attorney's tee ; all within a time
Euge e has raised $50,000 for a flax In the selling price of tillable farm
rixed by the court In Its interlocutory de­
appear and anawer the complaint filed
scutchiog mi U The company exiect lands served by the roads has amount­ against you In the above entitled cause foreclosing th defendants, and each there­ cree.
of, and all parties claiming through or un­
(2) Upon the payment so ascertained
to pay farmers $20 a ton for straw and ed to from one to three times the total on or before tbe 9th day of June, 1917, der them, or either thereof, of all rights
which
is
atx
weeks
after
the
28th
day
of
and equity in and to the said real prop­ and determined by the court, tbe plaintiff
the soil will grow a too aod a half to coat of the improvements.
April, 1917. the date for tbe first pnbll erties, and cancelling and annulling the will deliver to the defendant, or to such
Oregon City—Willamette locks and
person or persons as he shall designate, a
c>i ton of th. summons aud If you fail to
canal drained to start $100,000 Im- three tons to the acre.
good and sufficient deed of tbe aforesaid
The construction of hard-surfaced so appear and answer the plaintiff wil said contracts.
(4) For such other and further relief property. In accordance with the contract.
M rshfield Beaver Hill coal mine- roads that will enable the farmer to apply to the court for the relief prayed
provements and as much more by the
as the court may deem just In the prem­
(3) That in tbe event of tbe failure
perate to April 20 under armi ice reach the Columbia River with his for in ita complaint, to-wit ; tbe foreclos- ises. besides the costs and disbursements
P. R L 4 P. Co.
of the defendant to make said payments
nre of that certain contract dated the
w hen the men • x pee adv nce in wa e-
of
this
suit.
grain
and
other
products
will
give
the
Marshfield—Coos Bay will be made
witbin tbe time so fixed by this court, a
28th day of May, 1910, between the Max-
This summons is publsihed by order of
Coos county will g t $362,000 ex* producers of Eastern Oregon the full well Land and Irrigation Company, a cor- the Honorable Gilbert W. Phelps, judge of final decree be entered herein barring and
oil base for fuel supplies by S. P. Co
poratlon,
and
Michael
Gerdes,
and
wherein
foreclosing
the defendant and all parties
p nded on highways under state benefit of water competition In mar­ and whereby the aald Maxwell Land and the above entitled court, and said order claiming through or under said defendant,
keting their products and will ulti-
Huntingtor —Large new garage be- diri ci ion
was
made
and
dated
the
25th
day
of
April,
Irrigation Company did agree to convey
of all right and equity tn and to tbe said
mately bring about a reduction of ex- to said Michaei Gerdes
ing erected here
the Southeast 1917, and the date of the first publication real property, and cancelling and annull­
East Porti nd get a brick factory cessive freight rates that are now in quarter (SE 1-4) of the Northeast quarter of this summons is the 28th day of April, ing the said contract.
CHA8. J. SWINDELLS,
St. John's Review le a of $200,000 and planing mill
effect over the various branch railroad (NE 1-4) of the Northeaat Quarter (NE 1917.
(4) For such other and further relief
Attorney for Plaintiff.
1-4) of Section One (1), Township Four
the court may deem just In the prem-
for new ship u lding plant go ng in.
Wilsonville—3 mile flume completed lines on which the farmer la now de­ (4) North of Range Twenty-eight (28) E. 826 N. W. Bank Bldg., Portland, Oregon, as
Ises, besides the coats and disbursements
pendent
for
transportation.
Date
of
first
publication,
April
28,
W. M., containing ten (10) acres more or
Vale—Fruitland farmers subscribed to bring 30,000,000 feet lumber to river
of this suit
less, according to government survey, in 1917.
This summons Is published by order of
here
$15,000 stock in cannerv
Date of last publication, June 9, 1917.
convey­
The fact that the United States Is at Umatilla County, Oregon, such
the Honorable Gilbert W. Phelps, judge of
tbe above entitled court, and said order
war with a foreign foe only furnishes ance to be mede upon the paymeat of cer­
moneys ststed and set forth in aald
was made and dated the 25th day ot
an additional argument in support of tain
SUMMONS.
contract, which said contract and said
of the first pub-
the good roads bond bill. Improved landa have been assigned and conveyed to In the Circuit Court of tbe State of Ore April, 1917, and the date Is the 28th day
lication of this summons
and serviceable highways are a mili­ plaintiff and are more particularly de-
gon, for the County of Umatilla.
of April, 1917.
tary necessity in time of war. In their scribed tn a complaint In this suit, ano Umatilla Farm Lands Company, a Cor
CHAS. J. SWINDELLS,
the
further
relief:
De
poration.
Plaintiff,
vs.
Ole
Egge,
Attorney for Plalatiff.
present condition, even the main trunk
(1) That the amount due the plaintiff
fendant.
826
N.
W
Bank
Bldg.. Portland, Oregon.
roads In this state are entirely inade­ under the terms of this contract be as
To Ole Egge, defendant :
Date of first publication April 28. 1917.
quate to meet the situation should the certained, and that the defendants be re-
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Date of last publication June 9, 1917.
Pacific Coast ever be attacked by un- quired to pay the amounts so fixed, with OREGON, you are hereby commanded to
friendly forces. Good roads are not interest end costs, and all sums expended appear and answer the complaint filed
by plaintiff and tbe Maxwell Land and against you In the above entitled cause on
only desirable in time of peace but
Irrigation Company for taxee and special or before the 9th day of June, 1917.
positively
Indispensable when the assessments, together with Intereat there which Is six weeks after the 28th day of
on. and a reasonable attorney’s fee: ail April, 1917, the date for tbe first publica-
within a time to be fixed by the court In tlon of this summons and If you fail to
Ita interlocutory decree.
so appear and answer, tbe plaintiff will
Commentins on the selection of Her­
(21 Upon tbe payment so ascertained
bert Nunn as State Highway Engineer. and determined by the court, the plain apply to the court for the relief prayed
for In its complaint, to-wit :
the fore
R. R Murdock, roadmaster for Coos tiff will deliver to the defendant, or to closure of that certain contract dated the
County, pays the following high trlb such person or persons as they shall dee 28th day of May. 1910. between the Max­
ignnte, a good and sufficient deed of the well Land and Irrigation Co., a corpora­
ate to the qualifications of Mr. Nunn
aforesaid property. In accordance with the tion, and Ole Egge, and
wherein
and
"By executive and technical trainine contract.
whereby tbe said Maxwell Land and irri­
season is now here io ear-
and experience, be ts eaaily the best
(3) That In the event of the failure gation Company did agree to convey to
nest and we are ready to
qualified man In the State of Oregon. of the defendants to make said payments said Ole Egge the Northeast quarter (NE
serve you in any quan­
If not on"he Pacific Coast, for the po- within the time so fixed by this court, a 14) of the Northwest Quarter (NW 1-4»
final decree be entered herein barring and of the Southeast Quarter (SE 1-4) of Mo­
sition which he hss recently been
tity. Try us for your
defendants.
each
appointed to fill. The Commission Is thereof, and all parties claiming through tion One (1), Township Four (4) North
next party.
- bells.
of Range Twenty-eight (28) E. W.
M .
+
ts be complimented upon their choice or under them, or either thereof, of all containing ten (10) acres more or less,
right
and
equity
in
and
to
the
said
real
and the stste upon Its good fortune In
to the
property, and cancelling and
annulling according lu government survey, in Uma
life of
the said contract.
button
be made upon the payment
of
certain
(4)
For such other and farther relief
the cit
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EVERYTHING TO GAIN
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Hermiston, Oregon
Phone 171
EXCHANGE OF RECIPES
INDUSTRIAL NEWS
ITEMS OF THE WEEK
Have
Cream
Them
Our Candies
its w
for i
your
trust-
auto.
engine.
built
with
SAPPER
BROS.
Owners of automobiles will be re­
quired to par the Increased license
fee whether the mad bond bill passes
or not. On the other hand. It the road
bonds are voted at the June election,
a real start will he assured in giving
to the state a system of permanent
highways constructed from a uto mo
bile license fees and without increas
Salem—Oregon hop industry he'ped
by shipments to South Africa.
ises.
besides the roots and disbursements
of this suit.
This summons Is published by order
the Honorable Gilbert W Phelps, judge
the
above entitled
aoms
ana
aald
moneys stated and set forth in said coo
I tract, which said contract and said lands
, have been assigned and conveyed to plain
tiff and are more particularly described
nt ■,
nt
in *
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complaint
a., ther relief:
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in this suit, and the fur-
That the amount due the plaintiff
Our line of box cardies
is unexcelled. Bulk can-
of the same high grade
and purity as the box.
April, 1917.
CHAS J SWINDELLS.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
826 N W Rank Bldg.. Portland. Oregon.
Date of first publication. April 28, 1917
Date of last publication, June », 1917
special
interest
and
costs, and all sums
special
Interest
P. B. SISCEL