TUE HEBMISTO» HETULlì,
>N, OREGOH.
Ü. S. EXPERTS LEAD WAR ÖH
FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE
milk production corn
FAIL WITH BETTI* COWS
The National
Swimming Suit
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Pierce
KINGSLEY’S Inc.
H e r m is to a 'a H o u s e o f Q u a lity
Yield of Lea* Thai lOOFwoda of
Fat For Cow Fay* Owner IS
Cent* an Hour for labor
Dairy herds In Oregon that produce
less than KO pounds of fat In one
year give the owner only IS cents
per hour for his labor after other
expenses are paid. This conclusion
was reached after c three year sur
vey was made of Oregon dairy farms
hy the extension service. Cows pro
ducing more than 280 pounds in
one year paid the owner 43 cents
per hour for his labor. Systematic
milk records are kept by moe suc
cessful dairymen of Oregon. These
records show up he low producers
which may be disposed of.
a n d S e r v ic e
Dairy herds of fewer than 10
cows have an excessive labor over
head expense per cow, according to
a thret-year survey of Oregon dairy
herds recently completed by the ex
tension service. This charge per
cow decreased as the size of the
herd Increased. Smaller herds do
not produce enough to warrant as
much care In handling the product
as larger herds. Consequently a
povrer quality Is produced by the
n ajorlty of m u : nerds.
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C' p yr!« h t 1922. Jnmtr.t
Few Cows, Heavy Cost
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Fermanen Pasture Valuable
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
■ BREVITIES b
Legal Blanks at The Herald Office
Occurences o f Inherent G!can«d Here
tuid There A bout the City and
Neighborhood
Tin. Sheet metal work and Plumb-
klg Call 7«3. I. E. Putman. 11-tfc.
Don’t forget the Baccalaureate ad.
diets at the M. E. church Sunday
morning.
Permanent pastures are becoming
more necessary to Oregon dairymen
this year than usual, according to
Dr. C. W. Lawson, chief of dairy
departent bureau of animal husband
ry, Washington, D. C. Cows that
run on pasture require less high
priced feeds, while labor and infec
tious diseases are better prevented
and controlled where cows have the
liberty of a pasture. Seed mixtures
for the different sections of Oregon
will be recommended by the farm
crops department of the college.
No ¡crvlies at tl e M. E. church
S v day evening. Members and their
Oregon Is far behind its usual
tri' nds are requested to worship rainfall, in fact nearly all states
with the Free Methodists.
west of the Rocky mountains are
below the average amount of raln-
Mrs. L. Kelly has gone to La fall. Eastern Oregon in thus far
Grande for tht summer.
short of needed rain and forest fires
are breaking early records. In the
Mis. Wm. Sharr, spent Sunday In Blue mountains there Is very little
;. la Walla.
snow, so stockmen report, and the
Irrigated sections are uneasy about
Miss Mabel Brown, of Portland, their water supply.
Is spending a week in Hermiston re.
newing old acquaintances.
Seventy students of the school of
WE WILL HAVE A FEW
FIR STACKER POLES AND A
STOCK OF DERRICK LUMBER
IN THIS WEEK
forestry at Oregon Agricultural col
Mr .and Mrs. Alexnpder, of Pen lege are spending 10 days on Salmon
dleton. spent several days at the creek above Oakridge In the Cascade
Dodd residence.
national forest, where they are taking
up practical field work I d the way of
Miss Eldora Kingsley, of Port cruising, logging, engineering and con
land, was present'- at the annual struction of logging railways.
Junior Prom.
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IF YOU EXPECT TO BUILD
A STACKER THIS YEAR IT
R O U N O T R IP
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ar
on
F ares
IN E F F E C T
D A IL Y B E T W E E N
MAY 2 2
AND
S E C T .
15
D e n v e r........ $ 64. 0
C le v e la n d .. $103.56
T ra n to . . . lCd.75
O m aha . . . . 6Z..-4
K a m a « C it y 67.0%)
F -? t» b u rc fo . 114.75
W líb ln q to n 136.5J
St. L o u t« .. 76.S0
P h il’o e io h ia 1S3.S2
C h ica n o . . . 81.01
FJ e w Y o r k .. 142.40
D e tr o it . . . . 100.62
ü ü â to a . . . . 142.50
C in c in n a ti.. 1C1.C0
C o rre s p o n d in g fa re s to o th e r Im p o r ta n t
ce n te rs . F in a l r e tu r n l i m i t O c t i , , , . r 31,
1924. L ib e r a l s to p - o v e r p riv ile g e s c o lu g
a n d re tu r n in g .
A. s id e t r i p t o Y e llo w s to n e a t s m a ll
a d d itio n a l c o s t w il l a i l o rd lu e o xpcrie a ce
o f a lif e tim e .
C a ll us b y p h o r." a n d le t u s m a k e a ll
y o u r a rra n g e m e n ts . I t costs n o m o re
a n d w il l sa ve y o u r v a lu a b le lim e .
This Is Dr. U. G. Houck of the Tnlted States Bureau of Animal
Industry, (left) who has keen placed by Secretary Wallace In complete
command of the light being effectively waged on the foot and mouth
disease outbreak la California, and G. IL Hecke, director Department o(
Agriculture, State of California, who Is assisting Dr. Houck in qulrkly
and permanently stamping out the epidemic.
F. C. Woughter Agt.
Hermiston, Ore.
SACRAMENTO. CALIF.—The full the disease through shipment of
force of the United States govern fruits, vegetables or dairy products
ment has been brought Into play from the great non-infected areas
effectively against the foot and of California. We know of no In
stance where the disease has been
mouth disease In California. The carried by such shipments.” Dr.
disease has been confined to cer Houck said.
tain limited districts In the state
Complete confidence in the men
and the work of stamping tt out is ¡n the field was expressed by Dr. J.
proceeding rigorously under the R. Mohler, chief of the bureau of
direction of Dr. U. O. Houck, per-i animal industry, United States de-
sonal representative of Secretary partment of agriculture, in a mes
Wallace, department of agriculture, sage he has just sent to Dr. Houck
who has complete control of the and the local federal inspectors.
combined federal and state forces.
“We have in California,” he said,
"Every method justified by our “the best equipped force of inspec
past experience and by scientific tors that was ever assembled on a
study is being used to prevent any foot and mouth detail.
possibility of spread of the disease
"Our methods are not experi
and to wipe It out so thoroughly mental, but have been weighed in
that there will be no chance of its the balance of practical experience
recurrence.” said Dr. Houck.
and have always produced the de
“There is no danger of spread pf sired result»."
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WM. McMVumr
General hasaccger Agent
Portland, Oregon
in Hermiston, Umatilla County, Ore
gon, as located in the SEI4 Section
Ten, Tp. 4 N. R. 28 E. W. M.
And that said mortgage be de
creed to be a first and second lien
respectively on said real property
and that the rights of both defend
ants in and to said premises be sold
and the proceeds from the sale ap
plied as provided by law and for
such other and further relief as to
the Court may seem Just and equit
able.
This summons is published pur.
suant to the order of Hon. G. W.
Phelps, Judge of the above entitled
Court duly made and entered on the
5th day of May, 1924, directing that
publication hereof be made once a
week for a period of six weeks, and
the first publication heroof Is made
pursuant to said order on the 8th
lay of May, 1924.
W. J. WARNER.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
75-7t
Postoffice Address:
He-mlston, Ore.
ORDINANCE No. 114
An ordinance providing for the
m a k in g
of
an improvement
WOULD BE WELL TO ENGAGE
’if that portion of Huri.urt avenue
THE MATERIAL NOW
in the City of Hermiston lying be-j
‘ween the property line at First St.
ind the property line at Fourth St. !
MATERIALLY YOURS,
Cane Mousses for Stock
We have a few barrels of cane by grading and surfacing the same
Marshall Newport, of Portland,
TUM-A-LUM LUMPER CO.
with gravel or crushed rock, and as
was present at the annual Junior molasses for stock feed arid will sell
R. A. BR0WNS0N, MGR.
at a reduction. In shipping from sessing the cost of said improvement
pro a Saturday.
Portland this would cost >11.50 per o the land specially tor.siitted
barrel,
Hermiston. Our price Is hereby, and for other purposes.
At a pretty to.i ; t the home of Mrai.
The City of Hermiston does ordain
$9.00.
C.
S. McNaught Co, 37-2c
F. V, Prime on Friday afternoon
as follows:
Mrs. F. D. Callahan was presented
Sac. 1. That that portion of
Notice to Whom It May Concern
with a mahogany boudoir lamp by
.Hurlburt Avo. in said city lying be
Schoo Dlst. No. 8 will receive seal,
the mothers of the children who
tween the property line at First St.
riatxrd recently at the Community cd bids on 2 bua lines known as the
and the property line at Fourth St.
club.
south route nnd the north route.
be improved by grading and surfac
The board will let the contract
ing the same with gravel orjbruih-
Miss Clarn Hall and her mother the lowest respinsihle bidder and ed rock according to plans ar.d spec.
t)
ey
reserve
the
right
to
reject
cue
returned from Athena Friday morn
Iflcations of such Improvement here I
or all bids. Bids to he in clerk’
ing.
tofore made by the City Engineer
hands by noon, May 20, 1924. For
and filed In the office of the City J
’I■•. n d Mrs. Hammer and daugh. full Information and changes sfe or Recorder, at a probable cost of
ri A1 >ha and Mary Jane motored v.rlte the clei ic of District NNc.g.
12616.00.
Carl H. Shaw, Clerk.
to Wal'.a Walla Saturday,
Sec. 2. That each lot, piece or
parcel of land having a frontage up. T
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THF
m that portion of Hurlburt Ave. so
Miss Rcta Fox. of Milton, Is visit,
STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA
Improved shall be assessed for the
ing nt the home of L. Hammer.
TILLA COUNTY
total cost and expense of the lm- 1
Sappers’ Inc., a corparation,
nrovement just In front of it and
The Baptist Aid will hold a cook
Plaintiff,
3
extending to the center
B said
loud sale at Sappers’ store Satur
vs.
street.
1
day afternoon. May 17.
It. H. Roblnett and Elsie Rob-
Sec. 3. That each of Local Ini- j a
Inett, his wife,
prorement Districts numbers 2 to 9
I nt est shades In Ladies’ Silk Hoa.
Defendants. '
Inclusive, heretofore created, shall he a
lery, >1.00 end >1.50 per pair. Mrs.
Summons. Equity No. 3880.
divided into four subdivsons of equal
Eh,ma Johnson, second house east
To H. H. Roblnett, one of the width and numbered 1, 2. 3 and 4
o f Catholic church.
36-ltc
above named defendants,
-espectlvely. commencing at the cross
S a v e
T im a
S is t h e
In the name of the State of Ore. section of said Hurlburt Avenue,
Mrt and Mrs. Vernon Loomis, of
Poitlctid, a reient bride and groom, eon. You are hereby required to ap and one-fourth of the total cost and
weie heie last week on a visit to pear and answer the complaint filed expense of Improving each cross sec ■
Y oh can handle hay from meadow to s t ; k
d build Mr Loomis’ mother. Mrs. Frank agslnst you In the above entitled tion included within Local irr.jrc—.
your sta wi 'tout any hard v/i rk pitthktjj t i tltHC“"“— Fow
suit within six weeks from the date ment District No. 1. heretofore creat-,
1er,
la b o r — i.- ; .
1 ■
of the first publication of this sum ed, shall be assessed against each
Mr .and Mrs. John Ascluin of mons. And you will take notice Local Improvement District abutt.
JO H N DEE!
TU!
mook,
were Hermiston visitors that If you fall to appear and ans Ing upon or adjacent thereto as fol
“ ’ ’" P a in S w e e p P a V s a*
time. lows: 40 per cent of the total cost
the first part of the week. Mr wer the complaint within
. said
________
sers
As, min Is sheriff of Tillamook ,be Plaintiff, for want thereof, will and expense of said one-quarter of
£
tht» P n N c-D sin Ewcep '
cross
section
a g ln s t1
b u ilt
■ u i t ,
While here he visited the "PP’y to the above entitled Court said
1
of
real <’ay’s work. Th< handle lart
lor. I I O O. F. lodge of which h e , ,or ,hp relief prayed for In plsln- ' n b d 1 v I s 1 o n Number
tiff’s complaint filed hereln, to- gild Local Improvement District, 25
qttfertitics o f hey evsi’y
is .-tate grnnd master.
wit: for a Judgment and decree per cent of said total cost and ex
i-fiafinlty m a ti-ia ls used, 'fee
uCni ne
against
defendants H. H. Roblnett pense of said one-quarter of said
' long leaf yell nv pine.
Jark Biggs returned Wednesday
and
Elsie
Roblnett. his wife for the cross section against subdivision No.
from the Willamette valley.
Dnin Stacker* have spiinr sy rete
sum of >400.00 with Interest there- 3 of said Local Improvement District
double A fra, I k s , loi cashi
m at the rate of >j»er cent per an 20 per cent of said total costs and
Dr. Illsley to Return Juno 1
JOHrt
Ufi:
tension sills, and o sr e*
num from Fehruary 1, 1923 and the expense of said one-quarter of said
OF HA/ TCCLS
Kansas City Mo.. May 11. 1924 further sum of >85.00 attorn.y’a fee cross section against subdivision No.
T hey pl«ce th e ha
Mower a
Mr. Raymond Crowder,
bn plaintiff’s first cause of suit, 3 of said Local Improvement District,
■tack, m alting the cent«
B u lk y , el Jo - d eU r««; c r j
Editor Hermiston Herald
• » w p raLfl.
and
the sum of >44.32 wtth inter, and 15 per cent of said total cost
v id i P air
CtaekoTB, »¿rtaus
My Dear Sir Altho I am In the city eet thereon at th . rate of 10 per and expense of said one quarter of
IU j loaders.
Jt, le».
d r;
railed the "llenrt of Amerlra” 1 cent per annum from January J, aaid cross section against subdivis
Pistar, on,.
baler.
must confess my heart Is out of tune 1921. and the sum of >111.31 wtth ion No. 4 of said Local Improvement
here me for the went. Most of tt* Interest thereon at the rate of 10 District.
p» ole here have heard of our state per rent per annum from January
8«c. 4. That the City Recorder
as the state for wonderful scenery ", 1924, and th . further sum of be, and he hereby Is, Instructed to
t o - and highways, and speak of the Col.
>25 00 attmney’s fee. upon plaln- fftve notice by publication for once
JT the
t i m h ia river drive.
•Iffs second rails, of suit and for a week for three consecutive weeks
I will have finished my regu plaintiff’s costs and disbursements In the Hermiston Herald inviting
lar course In medicine and surgery In this suit and for the expensM of proponls for making said Improve-
n Kansas City and special work In Ihe foreclosure and aal. of th . pro- . ™*n*-
< hl ago clinks, so that I will be perty described in the rnmpjatnt
Pase^ th . Council this 7th day
home hy June 1.
herein: and for a decree foreclosing of May, 1*34.
Kindly make the announcement to plaintiff*, two mortgages and or- ’
Attegl: C. W Kellogg, Recorder
i dering to he sold th . foHowthg d«u * Approved hy the Mayor thia 7th
Yours truly.
« rtbed premises, to-wfi: Lot nMa- day of Mgy, J » 3 4 .
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R C Todd, M.yor.
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— but let us help you save money.
A good impremion nt the beginning
Is the secret of much success. House
wives who desire to serve dinners
that are beyond criticism, should al
ways come here* for anything they
want In the Hne of meats.
CITY MEAT MARKET
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