The Hermiston herald., August 21, 1924, Image 4

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School Supplies
A complete stock of supplies
will be here by the time school
opens. > You kids that are of
school age, step in on the
first day of school and get
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H E R M I8 T O N > H O U 1 E
*nme period there wee smut dockage
equal to 317,107 bushels of wheat
valued nt 9117,130.25. making a
total toes of the two, equal to wheat
of
9229.327.60. With the sack lors
I T b » A k e a t ÜM Ctt» u d
added to these figures there fg a
total loea of 9393.522.90 for*the 'full
crop year.
-?St d'
W J. Warner waa in Pendleton
For the four crop years, 1921 to
Saturday on legal busineee.
1924 inclusive, the lose on poor
Jack Harmon, who ha» been con­ sacks, dockage and smut totaled
fined to hie home on account of 9940,312.32, and to this sum must
sickneee. Is recovering and is able also be added freight. Insurance in­
terest, storage, cleaning and hand­
to be out again.
ling chargee.
The way to stop these great losses
J. Lee Parker and Jack Biggs
returned from Marshileld Thursday. is to clean the wheat on the farm,
.Mrs. Biggs and children who have preferably at the thresher, with a
been visiting around ■ Portland and portable disc cleaner, or with any
vicinity, returned with them. Leo KOOd cleaner- at the granary This
Hurley who motored down w th remove8 ‘he dockage for feed on the
Biggs and Parker to Marshfield came ' farm- "»creases the market value of
back as far as Portland and then th* Kra,n’ Provides clean wheat for
sowing and saves freight charges.
continued on to Seattle.
LOCAL AND PI
■ BREVITIES
The British Co-operative Union Is
F. H. Blake of Portland, was in
town Thursday looking after hl8 In­ , one of the world’s b'g cooperative
terests here. Mr. Blake owns 120 successes. This organization has
a membership of 4,680,(23 people,
acres on the project.
heads of families, who are actual
D. L. Clark, of Walla Walla, was members of the Union, and in 1923
in Hermiston Monday looking over the organ zatIon did the trememdous
the project with a v ew of locating business of 3711,330,000. The U. S.
has nearly 700,000 farmer members
In this section.
of 43 farmer controlled associat’ons
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Spooner, of maketlng tobacco, cotton, grain and
Ashville, New York, and H. M rice. One grain marketing associa­
, Spooner and w fe, of Pendleton, were tion reports 63,000 members.
Sunday visitors at the M. B. Whit­
Ford used cars. Prices right.
ford home. Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
48-6tc
Spooner left Tuesday morning for Kellogg & Schimke.
their home in New York.
F. C. McKenz'e and family re­
turned
the first part of the week
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kingsley, who
have been visiting in Hermiston for from a vacation spent at Wallowa
the past few days, returned Wednes­ Lake.
Otto C. Pierce
K I N G S L E Y ’S
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O F Q U A L IT Y A N D • E R V I C I "
Legal Blanks at The Herald Office
day to their home in Vernonia.
Earl Mitchell and wife have re­
Mrs. Claude Upham returned from turned from their vacation.
Portland Tuesday afternoon where
ANNOUNCEMENT
she had spent some time visiting
I wish to announce to the ladies
friends.
that I have opened a ha'r marcelling
George Patterson and family left parlor in my home across the street
the first part of the week for a from the Catholic church.
Mrs. J. B. Moll.
vacation that will be spent in Port­
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land and the coost.
TAKEN UP NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that I have
Mrs. H. J. Belscamper was a pas­
senger on the auto bus Wednesday taken up and kept for about six days
at Leroy Sullivan ranch, one and one
for Pendleton.
half miles southwest of Hermiston,
William Hoffman, an ex-resident the following described animal:
One gelding, sorrel, white face,
, ef Hermiston, but at present locat­
ed at Walla Walla, was a visitor in branded with circle on left shoulder,
weight about 900.
this city the f rst of the week.
Said animal will be sold, unless
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Thomas left for redeemed, at public auction to the
Portland Thursday after spending a highest bidder for cash in hand on
few days here looking over their the 8th day of September, 1924, at
the above described ranch at 10:30
ranch property east of to#n.
o’clock.
Dated at Hermiston on this 21st
We wish to thank Mr. Will Rhodes
day
of Aiigust, 1924.
for a box of mighty f'ne Elberta
S'gned Leroy Sullivan
peaches that he brought th thiB of­
w « a>
WE WILL HAVE A CAR OF BOX
FACTORY WOOD SOME TIME THIS
MONTH. IF YOU WANT SOME OF
THIS WOOD PLACE YOUR ORDER
WITH US NOW. WE EXPECT THIS
CAR TO BE SOLD BY THE TIME IT
ARRIVES.
MATERIALLY YOURS,
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
R. A. Brownson, Mgr.
Two Cars Collide on 8treet.
▲ car bearing a Missouri license
and driven by A. Trammel, collided
with another car driven by M. Jones
of Umatilla, Tuesday, in front of
Kellogg A Sch I mice's garage. Both
cars were damaged. The case was
heard Wednesday in Justice Todd’s
court and Trammel was fined one
dollar and costs.
$50 for
Painting
W. W. Felt house and fam’ly, Dave,
Mlttlesdorf, Harold Waterman. Mar­
garet Neary, Lucils Sullivan and Cur­
tis Simons and wife are spending an
outing at Wallow« lake.
$500 for
Repairing
Y o UTELL’ EM
A 1000 per cen t Investm ent
T h a t’s th e w ay to look a t painting—as an investm ent, not
an expense. Look around you a t th e houses going to rack
and ruin. W hat is doing it? T h e weather. There is only
one defense against weather and that is fa in t. B u t paint,
like weather, is o f m any k ircc. Beware of the fair weather
paint. I t does n o t p io te c ,, it on ly deceives. Buy a paint
that has proved its staying power.
SWP (Sherwin-Williams House
Paint, Prepared) has a fifty-year
recowl. Its ingredients are what
experience bas proved to l>e most
Q n e
rcà so n
efficient in protecting property. It
puts an armor between your
buildings and the elements and
also adds beauty and clcanün,--
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W ONDERLAND
E very A m erican should sh a re In th e Inspiration
of Its tow ering peaks. leaping geysers, grow ling
grottos, boiling cauldrons, in the m idst of whieh
are m agnificent hotels, ch arm in g co ttag e villages,
300 miles of m atch less boulevards and all th e
com forts of home.
Send fo r o u r booklet. It tells th a th rilling sto ry
of n a tu re ’s w onderland. O ur
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T h e U N IV E R S IT Y of O R E G O N
co ntains:.
TH R O U G H S L E E P IN G
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T h e College of L iterature, Science
and th e A r ts w ith 22 departm ents.
O perated DAILY d u rin g the season
T he professional schools o f A rc h i­
tectu re and A llied A r t s —Business
A d m in istratio n —Ed uc; . , G i ad-
u a te S tu d y — J o u r n a l s
Low -
M ed icin e— M i - P h
;cal E du­
c atio n -S o cio lo g y —Ex tc i i ¿on
Portland and West Yellowstone
b e tw e e n
b y th e
U nion P acific S ysten T
L et our re p re sen tativ es explain th e v arious to u rs
which enal le visitors to see th e Yellowstone at
m inim um cnett also quote fares, p rep are your
itin era ry and m ake your reservations. Call on
fo r a catalogue or an# information
fice and presented to the Editor
F. C. W0UGHTER, Agent,
Write The Registrar, UniOereit# o f
SUMMONS
Tuesday. They were of the best
Hermiston, Oregon
Oregon, Eugene, Oregon
quality and the flavor was excel­ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
or address
lent.
STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA­
The 49 th Year Opens September 25,1924
W . McMURRAY
G eneral P assen g er Agent.
TILLA COUNTY
P o rtlan d , Oregon
Henry Griffin, P la n tiff, vs. Rose
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p Mary Griffin, Defendant.
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STATE MARKET AGENT
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A press dispatch to the dally pear and answer the complaint f l ­
newspapers this month, from Yak ed aga’nst you In the above entitled
Ima, stated that M. McCallum, of suit within six weeks from the first
Glasgow, Scotland, representing the publication of this summons and
Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Soc­ you will take notice that If you fail
i a o n o a a a e e a a O a a | iety, had been making a study of to answer or to plead here,
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the marketing system of apples In In
within
said
time,
the
the Yakima valley, and he declared plaintiff, for want thereof will ap­
that If his society could buy apples ply to the above ent’tled court for
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direct from the growers of tho dis­ the relief prayed for In plaintiff's
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trict a much larger distrlbut on In complaint fle d In said cause, to-
Scotland would result, and a much wlt: for a decree of divorce d's
larger demand for Pacific coast ap­ solving the bonds of matrimony
O ur finishing d e p a rt­
ples would develop. Mr. McCallum now and heretofore existing between
m
ent, through u p -to -u .tr
staled that tho society had a mem­ the plaintiff and defendant and for
bership of 700,000 members, spend­ an absolute decree of divorce in
methods and equipm ent
ing 21.000.000 pounds sterling an­ favor of plaintiff and against the
and
expert handling, c:.:i
nually within the organ zation.
defendant.
help
you get the kind o f
This Is a matter that should be
Thla summons is published pursu­
worth considering, not only with ap­ ant to an order of the Honorable
pictures you want.
ple growers, but with producers of Gilbert W. Phelps, Judge of the
other export products.
Organiza. above entitled Court duly made and
T o u se a sk
‘\pres-
tlons should take over the functions entered on the 2nd day of July,
of the m ddl j men. Cooperation 1924, directing that publication be
sion :
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could deliver apples and other pro­ made herein once a week for a per­
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producers, lowering the price and Herm'ston Herald, and the first pub.
Increasing consumption. The worst lteatlon hereof Is made pursuant to
MITCHELL DRUG COMPANY
enemy of the farmer and of co-oper­ said order thls 10th day of July.
Phone 101
Hermiston, Ore.
ative marketing Is the farmer who 1924.
Y O U Tfcn ' em
w 11 not cooperate. He Is the joy-
W J. WARNER.
ilder and the holdback of the move
ADVERTISE YOUR POULTRY
Attorney for Plaintiff.
ment and becomes an active factor P. O. Address, Hermiston, Oregon.
IN THESE COLUMNS
and aid to the speculator In his 44-7tc
i
With the regular season for iuminer goods about half gone, we
fight against the producer.
are going to offer reductions o f from 18 to 28 per cent for the
balance of the summer on the following items:
L*«t year the farmers of four
spring wheal states hauled 11.800.-
1 Electric Fan, Regular $5.00, Special $4.00.
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000 bushels of dockage to market
TO THE
1 Electric Fan, Regular $6.10, Srecial $8.00.
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with their wheat, states the U. S.
1 Thermalwan Jar, Regular $ 5.50. Special $4.68.
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department of agriculture, 3675,-
(This item is a wonder in camping out)
(000 waa pad for threshing this
Oil Stoves at 15 to 25 per cent off.
dockage; 3800,000 In , freight waa
Refrigerators at 20 per cent off.
paid on it by w«ed seeds lowering
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joj Juiqi agj W )
r) Regular | 14 qq
Ike grade and by losing the feed
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Coleman Camp Stove (a wonder $7.78, Special $4.90.
value of this dockage. The state
The freedom of the seas has noth­
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Shoulder Spray Pump. Regulapotato bugs)
grain inapectlon department of Port—
ing on the freedom of the beaches.
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Gerden Hose and Lawn Mowers, 15 per cent off.
for comfort and rest and health and the
land, gives out these startin g 1:
I Garden Wheel Cultivator with extra tools, from $8.80 to $8.90
simple life, all in pleasing variations at
figures: For the crop year of
(A real bargain at full price)
There ii ‘nothing” aere 4 licioni
HOBTB BEACH, CLATSOP BE4CRES,
1923-34 for the district of Portland,
Farm Implements at Specai Frier, and terms for
of
than a
TILLAMOOK
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there were 1.433.0(4 bad order grain
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sacka. aaseesed at three centa each, »
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p w a x ' to the t e f e N -v tk w ra t*
GOOD ROAST
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE DOLLAR SAVTNG8 AT
vA*evon Outdoors and they w
ill tell
te ll you
you they
th a w hnk» a*«ww
totaling 943.961 93. There were
will
377,916 re-sacks at eight cents each j
ticket via
Buy your MEAT here and you can
totaling 933.333 33. or a total loss
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he cure you are getting j u t exact­
of 961.196.30, largely due to negll- (
ly what you wnnt.
genre by the growers in not having
d* r tu *
’ h">u»h t h e b s h ia M s »fre e Gorge.
good sacks at ahpplag point.
For the same crop year there was
F. C. Woughleir. Agent,
shipped to the Portland ports foul
Hermiston. Oregon.
dockage equal to 143.343 bushel« of
McMurray, Gcal. :
wheat, value at 76 eeqts per bushel,
totaling 9120.09T.3f, During the
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COMMERCIAL PRINTING
OF ALL KINDS
We Sell Them
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