The Hermiston herald., June 17, 1926, Image 2

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ceeding la the Circuit Court ot the week* from the first publication of
State ot Oregon for Umatilla County this summons and you will take not­
Published «very Thursday at Her. for the purpose of having a Judicial ice that if you fall to appear and
Biston, Umatilla County, Oregon by examination and Judgment of the answer or plead within that time
Joseph 8. Harvey, editor and man- Court as to the regularity and legal­ that the plaintiff for want thereof
ity of the proceedings in connection will apply to the above entitled
with the election for the authoriza­ Court for the relief prayed 'for in its
Bntersd ad aseond class matter tion of a contract with the United complaint herein towlt: For judg-
Deeember, 1901, at the poetofflce at States under the provisions of ment and decree against the detend-
A ct
of
Congress
o f ant Ernest Stricker, a bachelor, and
Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. t h e
December S, 1924, known as "the ' Stanfield National Farm Loan Asso-
Subscription Kate*
Fact Finders' Act" and as to the ! elation, a corporation and against
One T e a r ......... ........................... »2.00 validity of said contract, and the each of them for the sum of »65.00
Six Months ............................... »1.00 Honorable Gilbert W. Phelps, Judge ¡with interest thereon at the rate of
of said Court, has entered an order'eight per cent per annum from the
(Payable in Advance)
therein setting Tuesday, the 13th ¡10th day of January, 192$ and the
day of July, 1926 at the hour of 10 ¡further sum of »1923.96 with in- i
CONCENTRATES AND
o’clock A. M. as the time and the terest thereon at the rate of 5 1-2;
*
SPECIALTIES
¡Circuit Court room in the Court' P«r cent per annum since the 10th
House at Pendleton. Umatilla County,! day of January, 1926 and for any sura
Several reasons exist why the rest Oregon ag lbe pjace jor hearing said , or sums paid by plaintiff for de­
of Oregon and the northwest as
linquent taxes due and owing on the
petition.
whole are Justified in keeping an
This notice is issued pursuant to land hereinafter described, together
eye on the Umatilla project to see an order oi the abovte entitled Court w,‘h Interest thereon at the rate of
some steady, substantial growth.
made and entered on the 7th day of eight per cent per annum from the
There will be available for settle- j une_ 1926, and said notice shall be date of such payment and for the
ment his fall additional land com-
Upun aj| parties In Interest further sum of »6.50 with Interest
prising several thousand acres that
publication thereof for at least thereon at the rate of eight p er'
will receive water stored in .McKay once a weeic for thltee succte&tve i cent per annum from the 31st day of
reservoir. The delivery of water Is W(iegg in the Hermtoton Herald a March, 1926 and for the further sum
to start in the spring of 1927.
newspaper of general circulation pub- °f »150 attorneys fees and for plain-)
New Irrigable land with an ade- jfs|led in Hermiston. Umatilla County, tiff’s costs and disbursements in this
quate water right, an excellent cl,_; Oregon and the first publication : »«*t, less the sumof »100 stock sub­
mate with plenty of sunshine and a thereof ghaI1 be made )n the lggue of scrlption; and for a further decree
long growing season Is an Induce- Bal(1 newgpaper <iated June 10th, 1926 that the mortgage in plaintiff’s
ment, but the land in itself is not and the last publication thereof J complaint described, which said
all of the inducement.
shall be made In the Issue of saidjmortgage was recorded in the office
... A program that Is still in the mak­ newspaper dated July 1st, 1926.
j of the County Recorder of Umatilla
ing has been evolved by the farmers
Dated at Pendleton, Oregon, this! County. State of Oregon, on the 20th
now operating on the old project 7th day of June, 1926.
¡day of July, 1922 in Book 76 of the!
that will be worth a lot of money
R. T. BROWN, j Mortgage Records of said County at
to new settlers. The following of Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Page 260 thereof, be foreclosed and
the program can readily mean the
State of Oregon for Umatilla, tf>at the premises therein described
difference between achieving success
County.
40-4tc to-wit:
or meeting failure.
The North Half of the North­
The program calls for producing;
east Quarter of the Northwest
NOTICE
OF
SHERIFFS
SALE
UN­
specialty crops suited to the soil and
Quarter and the Southwest Quar­
DER EXECUTION
climate for which there is a broad i
ter of the Northeast Quarter of
market with a keen demand. It also
Notice is hereby given that by vir­
the Northwest Quarter of Sec­
Includes the producing of concen­ tue of an execution Issued out of
tion Nine, all in Township Four,
trates. In both of these pursuits the Circuit Court of the State of
- •••— •» «»xaw vs -MW WWW u v n u u iv ia i p u o iu io v»a IUO OCOtJ UI'VOUIC u m a i lULOf
North of Range Twenty-nine,
N atio n al E x p o sitio n , o p e n in g in P h ila d e lp h ia J u n e 1 to c e le b r a te 150 y e a r s
local farmers are proving their abil­ Oregon for Umatilla County to me
East of the Willamette Merid­
of A m e ric a n In d e p e n d e n c e . T h e E x p o s itio n will c o n tin u e to D e c e m b e r 1.
ity, and the capacity of the project directed and delivered upon a Judg­
ian, including a certain water
D an S m ith , th e a r t i s t , h a s sy m b o liz e d th e e p o ch in h is to r y w h ic h th e to llin g
to produce them.
ment and decree and order of sale
right represented by 26.67 shares
of th e L ib e rty B ell in I n d e p e n d e n c e H e ll, J u ly 4, 1776, m a r k e d an d h a s
Dairy cowH are found on every rendered in said court on the 12th
d e p ic te d th e g ro w th o f th e U n ite d S t a t e s fro m th e o r ig in a l t h i r t e e n s ta te d ,
of the capital stock of the Fur­
hand, and some of the best blood in day of May, 1928, in favor of Doris
r e p r e s e n te d by th e t h i r t e e n s t a r s w h ic h e m e r g e fro m th e m o u th of th e
nish Ditch Company, excepting
dairy breeds is to be found here. W. Bailey, against Trace L, Baker
L ib e rty B ell.
right of way of United States Re­
A movement is under way to start and Nellie J. Baker, his wife, In the
clamation Service Feed Canal
a cow tenting association which will suit therein pending wherein the said
over and acroBs said premises,
back pedigrees with production rec­ Doris W. Bailey is plaintiff and the
all situated In Umatilla County,
ords. By the aid of the dairy cow, said Trace L. Baker and Nellie J.
State of Oregon, be sold
project farmers are getting away
Baker, his wife are defendants for the'and that the proceeds from the sale
from the idea of selling hay, a bulky,
sum of 91650 with interest thereon, thereof be applied to the payment o f (
ftleight-eatlng crop, and subntltut-
. . . . . .
.
. |0 t the rate of 8 per cent per annum plaintiff's Judgment in the amounts
ng
ere or u ir an cream,
g froln the 12th day of February, 1925, aforesaid and for a further decree,
priced concentrates,
I ; until
.......................
paid and for the further sum forever barring and foreclosing all I 1
The asparagus acreage is grow in g^ , , 200 attorngyg feeg and for
of the defendants In the above en­
more rapidly than was ever dream­ tiff’s costs and disbursements taxed
titled suit of any and all right, title
ed of, even a few short months since. at »47.35, which said decree and
claim or interest in and to the
Early potatoes, shipments of which judgment and order of sale have been
premises In said mortgage and here­
have already started, have a pros­ duly docketed and enrolled In the
inabove described; and for such
pect of returning gross yields of
office of the clerk of said Court, and other relief that equity in the mat­
close to »200 per acre. The berry In and by which said judgment, de­
ter may require.
crops hahVe left a neat margin for cree and order of sale it was direct­
This summons Is published pursu­
growers.
ed that the hereinafter described real ant to the order of the Honorable Gil­
One of the biggest potential property In Umatilla County, Oregon,
bert W. Phelps, Judge of the above
sources of wealth to the project, now together with the tenements, heredi­
entitled Court, duly made and enter­
well started, Is the poultry business.
taments and appurtenances thereto ed on the 10th day of May, 1926
The other day two successful poultry
belonging or In anywise appertaining directing that publication herein be!
growers from the Willamette valley
and also all of the estate, right and made once a week for a period of six
candidly admitted that the Umatilla
interest of said defendants In and to weeks consecutively In the Hermis­
project haa natural conditions that the same, be sold by the Sheriff ot
ton Herald and the first publication
make It a more favorable place for
Umatilla County, Oregon, to satisfy herein Is made pursuant to said order
growing chickens and producing eggs
said judgment and all costa.
on the 13th day of May, 1926.
than the valley. Experts who know
J. B. RYAN,
Therefore,
I
will,
on
the
28th
day
the whole northwest end the south­
Postoffice address, Spokane, Wash­
of
June,
1928,
at
the
hour
ot
two
west have stated that there Is not
ington.
a district that has more favorable o’clock in the afternoon of said day,
at
the
front
door
ot
the
courthouse
RALEY,
RALEY & STEIWER AND
conditions of climate and soil than
H. J. WARNER, Postoffice ad­
ate offered by the project. Local In the City of Pendleton, Umatilla
dress, Pendleton, Oregon.
people realize these facts and are County, Oregon, sell all the right,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
executing plans calculated to mako' title and Interest which the said de­ (36-7tc)
this district one of the really big, fendants or either of them had on
Important egg centers of the west. the 12th day of February, 1925, or
PRONUNCIAI ION AID
The development under way and since then have acquired or now have
In
and
to
the
following
diescrlbed
the character of the farmers who
are bringing about the changes coup premises situated In Umatilla County,
led with the advantages of plenty of State of Oiegon, ta-Wit:
The Southeast Quarter of Section
aunshlne, ample water supplies, and
20 and the North Halt of the
a productive soli, promise vast
Southwest
Quarter and the
changes.
Southeast Quarter of the South­
The Umatilla project will bear
west Quarter of Section 20 and the
M ilto n R . M o sk o w , tw e lv e -y e a r-o ld S a n F ra n c is c o sc h o o lb o y w h o sin c e
watching.
th e ag e of liv e h a s p a t te r n e d h is life a f t e r t h a t o f A b ra h a m L in c o ln , a s p ire s
Northeast Quarter of Section 29
I t o o c c u p y th e W h ite H o u s e so m e d a y a s h is h e r o did. H e h a s b e e n nom i-
and the Southeast Quarter of
FARM REMINDERS
' r a t e d a s a c a n d id a te f o r th e A m e ric a n Y o u th A w a rd e s ta b lis h e d by th e direc-
the Northwest Quarter of Section
tu rs of th e S e s q u i-C e n te n n la l I n t e r n a t i o n a l E x p o s itio n , h eld in P h ila d e lp h ia
29 and the Northeast Quarter
fro m J u n o 1 to D ece m b e r 1 in c e le b r a tio n o f 150 y e a rs of A m e ric a n In d e p e n ­
While some Oregon dairymen feed
ot the Southwest Quarter of Sec­
d en ce. U n d e r th e p la n o f th e A m e ric a n Y o u th A w a rd a n d th e A m e ric a n
■mall quantities of silage Io young
tion 29 and the North Halt of
T e a c h e r A w a rd , e a c h s t a te w ill se le c t a boy a u d a g ir l a n d a w o m an te a c h e r
calves with success, ssys the Ore­
! w ho b est r e p r e s e n t A m e ric a n Id eals, a n d th e y w ill be g iv e n t r ip s to P h ila ­
the southeast Quarter of Sec­
gon experiment station. It Is gen­
d e lp h ia a n d to W a s h in g to n , w h e re th e y w ill re c e iv e m e d a ls fro m P re s id e n t
tion 29 and the Southwest Quar­
erally considered better to en­
C oolidge.
ter of the Northwiest Quarter ot
courage the eating of more dry
Section 28, all In Township 8,
roughage by withholding the silage.
South Range 31, B. W. M. con­
This develops capacity and serves
taining approximately 840 acres
as further Insurance ngatnst scours.
¡together with the tenement«, here-
Canning Oregon strawberries Is ■ itltaments and appurtenances there-
easily done If the fru it 1« packed In j ! ? Z , l 0 " * ln5_W
T “
Jars after steaming and washing,! Ing; and also all of the right, es­
»ays the horticultural products de­ ta te . title and Interest of said de­
partment at the college. The fruit fendants In and to the same; said
is covered with a hot syrup made lands to be sold at public auction
June Webster, descendant of the
of six pounds of sugar and four I to the highest bidder for cash In famous lexicographer, Noeh Webster,
,
hand,
the
proceeds
of
sale
to
be
ap-
pounds of water. The lids and rub-
presents a copy of her ancestor's work
her» are placed on the Jar lightly '
’atlsfactlon of eald execution; to the Publicity Department of the
all costs.
| Sesqul-Centenuial International Expo
The Jar is cooked In a washboller of •■■d
“"d *”
C°"U’
Dated this 19th day of May. 1928. »*tlon Association to help them In pro-
boiling water 20 minutes for quartz
u -r n o o r u i n u i u
i nounclng properly the name of the
and 15 mlnutra for pints. After!
.7 ; C<K>KINO_HAM’
bl« events which opens June 1 to cele-
cooking the Jar 1» upended away ; Sheriff of Umatilla County, Oregon, j brate the 150th anniversary of the
from a draft to cool.
37-5te
, signing of the Declaration of Independ-
I race. There are many types of pro-
A strange Ides anmtur a.irv»,.,«'
____
*
____' nuneiatlons heard but there Is Just one
that s^nce
™ THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE proper way Noah says. It Is "Sea
«hat since calves drink a gOOd
good,
STATE OF OREGON FOB
Kwah-cen-ten’-nial’’ with - the .............
accent .....
on
deal of liquid food, water Is not re­
the first syllable of the "f’esqui" and
UMATILLA COUNT.
quired. This 1« a sad mistake says
on the second syllable of the "centen-
O A. C. as good clean water is ueed- The Federal Land Bank of Spokane,, nW."
ed before calves at least three times) a corporation, Plaintiff
,
• day. A calf, a body la more then !
vs.
half water.
Ernest Stricker, a bachelor; Stanfield
National Farm Loan Association, a
IS OUR SPECIALTY
corporation, and Inland Irrigation
NOTICE
HOME
MADE PASTRY
Company
Inc.,
a
corporation.
De­
Notice la hereby given and direct-'
fendants
WE
SERVE
40c LUNCH FROM
ed to ail freeholders, legs! voters
SUMMONS
11:30 TILL 3:00 P. M.
and assessment payers within the
Equity No. 4208.
Weet Extension Irrigation District In
Fried Chicken, home style, 50c
William de Leftwlch Dodge, famous tn
artist, ta his studio at tita
Umatilla and Morrow ('nuntles. Ore­
To Ernest Strieker, the above
Sesqui-CentMintal International Exposition
inds in Philadelphia, where
SHORT ORDERS AT ALL HOUR!
gon and to all persona Interested In “• ”>«* defendant
the l&Oth anniversary ot signing the Declara:.»)
00 of Independence will be
Open 5 :30 to 9 :30.
celebrated from June, to December, ef thia year, gi
Mid district that A. K McFarland.
In the Name of the 8lata of Ore-
giving Instructions to a group
ot young artist« who are creating the "Rainbow City." Mr Dodge is the
C. B. Glasgow and Lwalle Packard, gon: You are hereby required to
color expert for the exposition, and «vary bit
color work doue must bo
directors of said dlstrlet. have by appear and answer the complaint in
approved by hiaz.
petition commenced a special pro- the above entitled suit within a|(
TH E VOICE OF TH E LIBERTY BELL
WE HAVE JUST FINISHED INSTALLING REFRIGERATION MA­
CHINERY AND OTHER EQUIPMENT WHICH INCREASE THE
CAPACITY OF OUR PLANT.
Are You a Dairyman and Not Pat­
ronizing the Hermiston Creamery?
IF SO— WHY NOT START TODAY?
Why ship your cream to some
Central Plant or Trust
Help the Man that Helps You
THE HOME CREAMERY PAYS TA ILS AND HELPS TO BUILD
YOUR TOWN, YOUR SCHOOLS AN 3 YOUR CHURCHES.
HERMISTON CREAMERY CO.
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