The Hermiston herald., April 28, 1927, Image 2

and disbursements In thia suit which entitled suit within six weeks from ■ ■■■■
Mra. Harry Erwin and eon Rob­
Ice Truck Purchaoed
said deeree and judgment and nrder the first publication of this gnmmons.
Oran
O.
Felthouse
recently
pur-
ert ot Mayville, North Debate, cam«
And you will take notlee that If
a new Graham two ton truck of sale have bean duly docketed and
Friday to make their homarheZe.
you fall to appear add answer or
enrolled
in
the
offiee
o
f
t
h
e
clerk
at
which
he
will
use
in
delivering
ice
Mrs.
H.
Winthera
and
daUghtar
Published every Thnreday at Het.
plead within that time J. 8. Burn­
miston, Umatilla County, Oregon by June, of Dupont, Wn„ are making this tear. The truck has dual tires 3ald court, and In and by which said ham, the plaintiff, will for want
Judgment
and
decree
and
order
of
sale
behind
and
can
be
driven
at
a
speed
an
extended
visit
at
the
home
of
her
Jeeeph 8. Harvey, editor end men­
A T T E N T IO N
of 30 m tks an hour. An ice box It waa directed that the hereinafter thereof apply to the above entitled
brother, M. N. Jenkins.
age*,
Court
for
the
relief
prayed
for
In
hie
described
real
property
In
Umatilla
Mr. and Mrs. James Burwlck and body is being made for the chassis
complaint herein, to-wlt: That the
non Jlmnile made a business trip to and will be mounted when delivery County, Oregon, together with the
HOG an d
P O U L T R Y
ae second elaaa matter Portland Monday.
is made about May 1 Extension of tenements, hereditaments and ap­ claim or claims of each of the defend­
ants
in
the
above
entitled
suit
In
and
_____■ber, l$06, at the poetofftee at
Mrs. D. C. Mahoney was hostess the territory served by the Meadow­ purtenances thereunto belonging or
R A IS E R S
■ermtnton. Umatilla County, Oregon. at a one o’clock luncheon given In brook Ice to Include Boardman, Ir­ In any wise appertaining and also to the following described real prop­
erty,
to-wlt:
all
of
the
estate,
right
and
interest
honor of the 500 club. Mrs. H. Cris­ rigon, Umatilla and Stanfield, as well
The east half pf the west half of
8nbacription Ratea
man received the grand prise. The as Hermiston, made necessary the of said defendants In and to the same
Section 30. and the east half of
be
sold
by
the
sheriff
of
Umatilla
purchase
of
the
truck,
Mr.
Felthouse
guests were Kkfdanues Springer,
On. Year --------------- ------------ » W
the northwest quarter of Section
County, Oregon, to satisfy said Judg­
Ryser, Knudsen, Hanson, Sturgill, stated.
Six Month. .— ---------------------- |1.0 0
31.
ment
*"d
all
costa.
Crisman, Robertsn, J. Tucker. The
DAIRY SPECIAL IS VISITED
Also a strip of land containing
Now. therefore, I w ill on the 30th
guests from Pendleton were Mrs.
7 1-2 acres more or leas, situate
day
of
April,
1927,
at
the
hour
of
2
Fred
Peters,
Mrs.
C.
E.
Williamson
(Continued
From
Page
One)
Manufactured by the
IT'S BETTES NOW
in the east half of the southwest
o’clock
in
the
afternoon
of
said
day,
and Mrs. C. U Howard. A very
quarter of Section 31 described
YAKIMA CITY CREAMERY
labor. The speaker cited the record at the front door of the court bouse
The time was. Just a little while good time was had by all.
as follows:
in
the
city
of
Pendleton,
Umatilla
ago, when the application of oil on
Mr„
riurM
><ai„
_
...
of
two
other
farms,
one
with
a
small
Mrs. Nora Ward spent the first of
Yakima, Washington
Commencing at the center stake
herd of cows on which the labor in­ County, Oregon, sell all of the right,
the macadam highway caused much tbe wt<,k visiting relatives in
of
said
Section
31,
being
the
north­
come was >19 ptr acre, and another title and Interest which the said
agitation on the part of motoi Ists (;rande.
-
east corner of the southwest quar­
For Sale
.due to the fact that the smeary o il' Tbe Umatilla Supreme Forest hay farm on which the labor Income defendants, or either of them, had
ter of said Section 31: thence run­
therein on the 7th day of November,
got on fenders and bodies of cars woodman Circle held their regular was only eight dollars per acre.
by
ning south along the east boundary
The outlook for dairying Is excel- 1922, or since then have acquired or
and resulted In big cleaning bills and ln(et|„ g ia8t Thursday night at the
line
of
said
southwest
quarter
of
now
have
In
and
to
the
following
des­
some Inconvenience.
! Community hall. Mrs. Bessie Rhe- tent, according to the opinion ex
said Section 31, 18 rods; thence
As the maintenance division of berg, state manager, and Mia« Viola pressed by Ivan II. Loughary, north- crlbed premises situated In Umatilla
running
northwesterly In a stralgh^
County,
state
of
Oregon,
to-wit:
west
representative
of
the
American
the state highway department h a s; Palac|o of Columbia Orove No. 2 of
line
80
rods to a point 13 rods
The northeast quarter of the north­
gone along on the oiling Job some i portiand, were guests. Special work Jersey Cattle club.Butter in storage
south of and from the north bound­
HERMISTON, OREGON
west quarter of section 22, town­
real improvements in the manner of I for tbe good of the lodge was taken now Is only one third the volume that
ary line of said southwest quarter
ship 5, north of range 28. east of
applying the coat ot oil have be n 1|p and tben refreshraents were serv- was in storage a year ago, he said,
of said Section 31; thence running
and dairy cattle have not been Increas­
Willamette meridian, containing
worked, and ollng now means a | fc<1 and a 8OCiai time was enjoyed,
north in a straight line IS rode to
40 acre« in Umatilla County
minimum of g rlii for users of th e . The Umatm a baseball team played ing in numbers recently in proportion
the said north boundary line of
highway.
Holdman here Sunday. Umatilla to the growth in population. The mar­ together with the tenements, hered­
said southwest quarter of said Sec­
And another point never to forget
by a
of 9 to g. The Uma- ket for cows is excellent, California itaments and appurtenances there­
tion 31; thence running east along
and
Arizona
requiring
large
num­
ls that the motorists, even while tj„ a battery waa f . Hanson and
to belonging or in any wise apper­
said north boundary line of said
grumbling about fresh oil. admit that Duckworth. Holdman ' battery was bers. High priced land In southern taining and ail of the right, estate,
southwest quarter ot said Section
the finished oiled macadam mak<* i Alfred Montgomery and Dale Tuck- California represents too much of an title and interest of said defendants
31 to the point of beginning.
about the best surface for driving er The groun(i8 were covered with investment for It to be used In rais­ in and to the same, said lands to be
All in township four (4 ) north of
ing young stock, so dairy men run sold at public auction to the highest
that has yet been invented.
[enthusiastic fans.
range twenty-nine (2 9 ), east of
----------------------- —
Miss Rltamae Martin and Miss many head on small placeB and buy bidder for cash In hand, the proceeds
the Willamette meredian, in Um­
California husbands now have the Edna Oould were hostesses at a din- cows that are producing.
of said sale to be applied to the sat­
atilla County, State of Oregon,
Cows shuld be of good type and isfaction of said execution and all
----------
right to seek alimony.
That's the ner and card party Friday evening
together with all the tenements, he>-
ELECTRIC PLANTS
stuff— equal rights for all
at the Harry Grammar home. The their production should be recorded, costs.
redltaments and appurtenances there­
Dated this 24th day of March,
entire senior class was entertained preferably through the work done
to
belonging,
be
determined
In
this
Did you .make an 'effort to give at a six o’clock dinner and a number in a regularly conducted testing as­ 1927.
suit and that the plaintiff be declar­
your premises a renewed appearance of
g[ others
olnelB were
WBle Invited
...
R. T. Cooklngham,
to spend ¿he - sociation, Mr. Loughary said.
The hog production of Oregon Sheriff of Umaitlla County, Oregon. ed to be owner in fee simple of the
during elean-up week. Some didn’t . ;(!Ven| ng, Those present were: Louise
real property hereinbefore described
30-5tc.
It isn’t too late now.
' Rickard. Ann Homer. Esther Pike, should be about doubled it the Btate
as being now owned and In the pos­
Naomi Burns, Agnes Kendler, Mar- is to fill its own pork requirements.
session of the plaintiff and that the
We sympathise deeply with the ton Springer, Velna Bray, Euglene H. A. Lindgren, extension specialist
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
title
to said real property be quieted
thousands driven from their homes Burns, Lora Gossett, Dora Reeves. in animal husbandry told the crowd. Department of the Interior, U. S.
in plaintiff and that the defendants,
Last
year
Oregon
raised
225,000
liogp
In the Mississippi valley because of Miss Corrigan and Gean Clarke, Al­
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon. and each of them, be decreed to have
floods and suggrst as a remedy that beit Meg, William Harney, Grant and bought 130,000 from middle
April 6. 1927
n0 interest or estate therein and that
they move to Hermiston where floods Walsh, Wallace Mahoney, Melvin western states. He did not recom­
Notice is hereby given that Nell they, and each of them, be forever
mend
hog
raising
as
a
major
opera
Jenkins, Leland Gould, Morris Pot
are unknown.
M. Parker, formerly Nell M. Isaac­ barred from asserting any right, es­
ter, Walter Bullard, Francis Peck, tion under conditions prevailing son, deserted wife of Clyde C. Isaac­ tate, lien or interest in or to said
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION
The Increase In asparagus ship­ Francis Stephens, Earl Cherry, Frank here but said that dairy men could son, of Hermiston, Oregon, who on property or any part thereof, and for
ments since the weather got warm, Clarkf, Louis Kendall and Paul safely figure on keeping one pig for July 6, 1923, made homestead entry such other relief as may be meet and
following closely after that freeze Walsh. Mrs. Marian Martin, Mrs. F. each milk cow to consume skim under Act Dec. 29, 1916, No. 024459
just io the premises.
we had. I'cmlnds us of the quotation. James. Mrs. Harry Grammer and Mrs milk and to take care of other waste for lots 3, 4. E H SW14, N H SE%,
This summons is published pursu­
products on th., farm.
"If winter comes, can spring be far Charles Gould were matrons.
SWH SE’4 . Sec. 31, T. 6 N„ R. 31 ant to the order of the Honorable
Dairy
cattle
that
ade
sold
for
behind.”
Apparently
in
1927,
E., and lots 1, 2, SH N E H . SE H , Gilbert W. Phelps, Judge of the a-
slhughteii In the Portland market Section 6, Township 5 North, Range
spring got lost somewhere in the UMATILLA GRADES TAKE
ire increasing In numbers each year 31 East W illamette Meridian, has bove entitled Court, duly made and
shuffle, and winter yielded to sum­
in ten d on the 22nd day of March,
SECTIONAL TRACK MEET ind may be expected to Increase ae
filed notice of intention to make 1927, directing that publication here­
mer.
lalrylng grows, George F. Pierson, final proof, to establish claim to the
in be made once a week for a period
♦
- <• 1 Hermiston S cond and Stanfield president of the North Portland
land above described, before Register, if six weeks consecutively In the Her-
itock yards said. Last year 32,000 United States Land Office, The
Third in Contest Staged
niston Herald, a newspaper publish­
head of dairy cattle were slaughtered Dalles, Oregon, on the 24th day of
Phone 443
'd in Hermiston, Umatilla County,
for
meat
in
Portland.
He
suggested
Here Saturday.
May, 1927.
Oregon, and the first publication
PENDLETON
that more fat on dairy animals
Claimant names as witnesses:
Mrs. D. R. Brownell is visiting
Umatilla grade school athletef makes them more acceptable to the Wren Myers, of Stanfield, Oregon, herein is made pursuant to said order
in the 31st day of March, 1927.
friends and relatives In Spokane. nosed out Hermiston boys In the sec­ market.
Fannie Myers, of Stanfield Oregon.
Raley, Raley & Warner and
^Washington. She is expected home tional track and field meet held here
He also decried the lack of Interest Everett Parker, of Hermiston, Ore­
John F. Kilkenny.
Saturday. The meet was closely In pork production and urged farmers gon, Everett L. Yeager, of Umatilla,
the first part of the week.
Dr. Morris of University of O.e untested in the various events, only to keep a sow where there is much Oregon.
Attorneys for plaintiff. Postoffice
gon will give the commencement ad- ¿our points separating the wlnnere milk available.
The eiitryman, Clyde C. Isaacson, address, Pendleton, Oregon. 30-7tc.
dt ess at* Umatilla high school ’Thurs­ and the runners-up.
P. M. Brandt, head of the dairy­ is notified that, by submission of
Umatilla
points.
-------- Her ing department at the college tol I of said proof, his former wife, Nell M.
day, May 26.
umui.i.c, boys won
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• - ■
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bunten and i n,8ton 69 gtanfleld 46. Columbia some of the principal requirements Parker, formerly Nell M. Isaacson,
Mrs. Charles Bennett motored t o ! .¡g, Minnehaha 9 and Cold Springs 1 for success in dairy farming. He
seeks to obtain patent In her own
Pilot Rock Saturday. Miss Arthel Following are the point winners In was followed by J. D. Mickle, state name.
Bun ten, return !<1 with them to spend the events.
dairy and food commissioner who
J. W, DONNELLY, Register
the week end at homo.
Boys, A Class—
pointed to the agricultural comeback
Mr. and Mrs. Flank James enter­
25 yard dash— Leo Haddox, Colum­ that has been staged by farmers on
tain'd Hurry Grammer, Mr and Mrs. bia, first; Leonard Connor, Stanfield, irrigat'd lamia 1n southern ItT.hio IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
8TATE OF OREGON FOR
Vivian Martin and daughter Anna­ Becond.
where dairying has grown by leapr,
Base ball— Roy Dahlman, Her­ and bounds. He urged the develop­
belle and Charles Gould and sons Le­
UMATILLA COUNTY
land and Floyd at dinner Friday miston, first; Bruce Murray. Uma­ ment of dairying for the Hermiston
tilla, second; Gordon Blessing, Her­ country as one ot the best means of J. S. Burnham, Plaintiff
evening.
SUMMONS
The Umatilla high school base ball miston, third.
making the farm profitable.
Equity No. 3416
team played Echo Friday at Echo.
Broad Jump— Gordon Blessing.
The train consisting of seven
It was an excellent game and all the Hermiston, second; Le0 Haddox, Col­ loaches In addition to the exhibition
ye.
boys were playing well. The score umbia, second; Antons Furrer. Her­ tar, carried the following personnel: F. B. Swayze as administrator of
was 16 to 2 In favor of Umatilla.
miston, third.
•
Union Pacific System: C. C. Glg- the estate of Susan A. White, de­
Mrs. D. C. Mahoney entertained
ceased ;Elmer W hite and Jane Doe
ioux ; O. C. Martin, assistant General
Clara B—
at bridge Friday afternoon, Mrs. Mc­
50 yard dash— Albert McDermott. passenger agent; J. C. Cumming, gen- White, hta wife; William White,
Kenzie receiving the grand prize. Htanfleld, first; Sammy Nudo. Stan­ »ral baggage agent; Dan E. Clark, also known as W ill W hite and
Those present were: Mrs. C. Bennett, field, second; J. Lucas, Columbia, .ivestock agent; J, I. Purdy, travel­ Jane Doe White’, his wife; Fred
Mrs. E. Tucker, Mrs. R. Paulu. Mrs third.
ing freight and passenger ag'_nt; White and Jane Doe White, his
J. Springer, Mrs. F. Clarke. Mrs. E.
Base ball— Gerald Haddox, Colum lames Corbett, assistant auperlnt nd •wife; Gladys Ward Boss and
McKenzie, Mrs. D. C. Brownell, Mrs bla, first; Dan Ford. Umatilla, sec ?nt dining car service; Louis Vonier, Richard Roe Boes, her husband;
Lew Brown-11. Mra. F. Gutwlts and ond; Curtis Meade, Stanfield, third ixhlbit attendant: II. E. Lounsbury, Eva Ward Corse, formerly Eva
Ward and Richard Roe Corse, her
Mrs W. Conlon. At the close of
High Jump— McDermott, Stanfleli general freight agent.
the afternoon a delightful lunch was and Haddox, Columbia, tie; Earl
O. A. C.: P. M. Brandt. F. L. husband; Grace W ^lte; L^lis
served by the hostess
■ Attebury, Stanfield, second.
lallard, N. C. Jamison. B. T. Simms White; Mary White; Clarence
Mrs. H. H. Hanson of Walls Walla I uroad Jump— McDermott, Stan load ^f the department of veterinary Getchell and Jane Doe Getchell,
Is making an extended visit nt th< :| field, first: John Lucas, Columbia, nedlelne; H. A. Lindgren; A. W. his wife; Boneta Getchell, also
home ot her son, Mr. and Mrs. Pres- ieCond; Don Mahoney, Umatilla, Oliver, assistant professor of animal known as Bcnneta Getchell: Mil­
ton Hanson.
tuabandry; J. C. Burtner, college lard White, also known as Millard
hlrd.
F. White and Harriet G. White,
The Umatilla high school made
lews service.
C ClaBs—
twenty-six points at the track mv t
60 yard dash— Simpson Hamrick.
Others on the tour included O. his wife; Owen White, also known
In Hermiston Saturday. Morrl« l'ot | ;ermlston,
first; John Gibson M. Plummer, manager of Pacific ns L. Owen W hite and Lewis O.
ter won first in the fifty jard dealt. | tantlcld, second; Hunt, Columbia, International Llvetoek exposition; White and Jane Doe White, his
one hundred yard dash and the two- i third.
On try Commissioner Mickle; Mr. wife; Lizzie Estes and Richard
twenty. H( won sieond In the four-
Rase ball—Simpson Hamrick, Hsr-
ierson; E. L. Westover. nortl ern Roe Estes, her husband; Roeie
ferty. Eldon Thompson won first In! „¡«ton. first; Glen Murray, Untr :111a, epu.aentatlve of the American Hammer.aleo known as Roeella
the half mile and Everett Gossett ,lCond; Ghnn Moore, Hermiston
uernsey Cattle c ub; Mr. Loughary; Hammer and Richard Roe Ham­
A T .T H E
won second (n the mile.
; third.
T. E. Everley, n irthwest repre.ten- mer, her husband; Nannie Means
The East rn Star social club will! nigh
Jump— Arthur Norquist, 'atlve Holstelrt-i reiaic.n association; and James Means, her husband;
give a card party Friday night. Hermiston, first; Donald DeMoss, L. J. Thomas, mu.iager Mt. Angel James L. Means and Jane Doe
April 29 at the Masonic hall at 8 | ;¡ernilaton, second
oollege dairy; George N. Angell, edi­ Means, his wife; Harriet N. Means;
o’clock.
Broad Jump—Simpson Hamrick. tor Oregon Farmer; Roy Stewart, Dorothy D. Means; a ad Hazel
R. Means, all being the heirs of
Mrs. Claienro Powell Is visiting Hermiston, first:
Robert
Stark Oregon Journal.
Susan A. White, deceased, and
relatives in Portland.
weather. Stanfield, second; John
C OPPOSITE THE COURTHOUSE
rlro ¡11 other persons or parties
Mr. and Mrs. George Batterwood Jtbaou, Stanfield, third.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
u-'I":
;wn
claiming
any
right,
title
made a bualnees trip to Spokane last
D Class—
UNDER KKFXJUTION
FORD TOURING CAR
estate, lien or interest In the real
Wednesday.
100 yard daeh— Kenneth Sher
Contestant« M u t be Present nt 2:00 P. M.
Mrs. J. T. Bullack of Portland Is row, Umatilla, first: Sonny Briggs.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ?rcr *y described In the com-
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Bob Hermiston, second; Victor Addleman. by virtue of an execution issued eu; p!a:.,i herein,
(
Lyle of Pendleton.
Defendants
|
Columbia, third.
of the Circuit Court of the State r,f
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Spencer of
Shot put— Victor Addhman, Col­ ii'eg’on for Umatilla Cour.ty upi n n
To Elmer W hite and Jane Doe
Stanfield spent Thursday at the umbia. first;
Kenneth Sherrow. Judgment and decree and order c White, his wife; William W hite and
home of their son, Ilw Spencer.
Umatilla, second; John Heyden, Stan- saie rendered In said court on the 21s Jane Doe White, his wife; Fred,
CHRYSLER DISTRIBUTORS
Cash Powell, a w ill known rail­ , field, third.
day of March, 1927, In favor of the White and Jane Doe W hite, hla wife;
road man formerly of Umatilla, died I High Jump— Don
non Harrah,
Harran, Her- . late ot Oregon agaim t C. J. Jehu Grace White; Lelie White; Mary
In
... . Portland
-------... last Tuesday and van n, |Rtoni Cecil Tipple, Umatilla, thd j i . and Vera M. Johns, his wife, Un White: Clarenco Getchell and Jane
bui iAd in Pendleton Friday, Those ifor f|rat; John Heyden. Stanfield, I ted States National Bank of La- Doc Getchell. his wife: Boneta Oet-j
CHEVROLET DISTRIBUTORS
STUDEBAKER DISTRIBUTORS
who attended th',- fumral were Mr. third.
-- -
Grande, Oregon, a national banking chell; Owen W hite and Jane Doe
and Mrs. C, F. Knudeen, Mrs. George
Ilroad Jump— Sonny Briggs, Her­ smoelatlon. Ben J. Jory and Lyman White, his wife; L lsile Estes and
llutterwood. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph miston. fl(»t:
Kenneth Sherrow. Q. Rice, as administrator of the es Richard Roe Estes, her husband; Ro->
Jailer
Lew —
Brownell.
— and
---- ------
-------
Umatilla, second; Victor Addhznan late of Cato J. John« 3r„ deceased, sic Hammer and Richard Roe Ham-1
Mtsa Iona Gardiner of Nyssa, Ore., Columbia, third.
for the turn of $2940.00, together rner, her husband, and also all other
..b i ...
l_ la
K
is « making
an extended _ visit
with I
V illa:
with Inlereet thereon at the rate of persons or partise unknown claiming
filends and relatives.
a Clasp—
4 per cent per annum from (he 28th any right, title, estate. Hen or Inter­
Herb Lane Is ep tiding the week
25 yard dash -Jsadosyskt. Colum- day ot November. 1923 until paid est in the real property described In
with his " family
in Spokane
■"...... ........
. b,a> ( |ra, ; Ardella Herley, Stanfield.
AUCTION SPECIALISTS
and for the further sum of $53.86 the complaint herein, the above nazn- j
Mrs. Harry Itodenbangh made a ! M).„n<J. Addleman. Columbia, third. with Interest thereon at the rate o( ed defendants:
OF SPOKANE, WASH
husln
,0 I’en.lletou Satur-i „ aM ba||_ n < ,ra Murray, Umatilla. $ per cent per annum from the 2nd
IN THE NAME OP THE STATE
la Charge
day.
first; Mary Rodda, Minnehaha, aec- day of January. 1$2$, until paid and OF OREOOIt: Too. and each of you.
“GREÖ” HIMSELF AT THE BAT
Mr. and Mra. Harvey Carlyle made
the further eum of $275 00 as attor­ are hereby required to appear and
a business trip to Hermiston Friday.
(Continued on Page Two)
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H. J. CUNNINGHAM
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