m * E. Martin, hueband and
**<•.’ Stanfield National Farm
Loan Association, a eorpora-
over tlon; Carl Cashion and Mrs.
fall.
Curl Cashion, his wife, if any;
the
The Bank of dtanNeld, a nor­
and
poratlon, and R. L. Elliott,
tom-
Deputy
Superintendent
of
Ion,
Banka. In charge of the liqul-
)ing
datlon of the Bank of Btan-
Ive-
field, a corporation. Insolvent;
an
and RUla Conklin, Executrix
bast W ill of Peter Conklin,
be-
deceased,
'ere
Defendants.
The
SUMMONS
lng
Equity No. 4435
ace
To Carl Cashion and Mrs. Carl
lng Cashion, his wife, the above named
to defendants:
one
IN THE NAM E of the State of
Oregon, you are hereby requir-
Ine ed to appear and answer the
ar- complaint filed against you in the
lv- above entitled court and In the above
lng entitled cause within four weeks
he- from the date of the first publica-
m- tion of this summons and if you fail
les to so appear and answer, for want
tin thereof the plaintiff w ill apply to
al- the above entitled court for the re­
ar- lief prayed tor and demanded In its
ny complaint on file in the above en-
up titled matter, to wit:
For judgment and decree against
the above named defendants George
H. Martin, the same person as G. H.
tE Martin, and Emma E. Martin, hus­
band and wife, and tha defendant
Is- Stanfield National Farm Loan Aaso- ,
ly elation, a corporation and each of ,
be them for the saum of *66.00 with In- ,
11- terest thereon at the rate of 8 per ,
n- cent per annum from the 22nd day of ,
e- August, 1926; and the further sum t
of *90.00
together with
interest \
j- thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per t
r- annum since the 22nd day of Feb- ,
>t ruary, 1927, until paid; and the fur- j
>r|ther sum of *90.00 with interest r
•el thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per r
i-1 annum from the 22nd day of Aug-
olust, 1927, until paid and the fur- b
i-lth e r sum of *2616.76 with Interest t]
el thereon at the rate af 5 per cent A
I per annum from the 22nd day of e(
I August, 1927, until paid and the fur- t]
k lth e r sum of *94.00 with interest r(
I thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per re
I annum from the 5th day of October, f(
1 1926, until paid and the further sum m
H o f *27.35 with interest thereon at jj
-Ith e rate of 8 per cent per annum gc
d from the 9th day of August, 1927, V)
-I until paid and the further sum of
'1*490.46, with interest thereon at the
. I rate of 8 per cent per annum from
I the 23rd day of August, 1927. until
I paid and the further sum of *151.65
I with interest thereon at the rate of
I 8 per cent per annum from the 24th
I day of June, 1927, until paid and _
I the further sum of *8.00 with inter-
lest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent
I per annum from the 25th day of May In
1 1927, until paid and the further sum w
I of *17.50 with interest thereon at
I the rate of 8 per cent per annum
I from the 30th day of August, 1927, un
I until paid and the further sum of =
1*260.00 as attorneys fees in thia suit
and for p laintiff’s costs and dis- *
I bursementa In this suit and that the *
sum of *150.00 as stock In plaintiff’s *
bank, held in trust by said bank for
the defendant Stanfield National
Farm Loan Association, a corpora-
' tion, be cancelled and that the pro-
YOU WANT
ceeds thereof be applied toward the *
CALL 25-J
satisfaction of p laintiff’s judgment *
and decree and for a decree declar- *
COUNTRY HAULS SOLICITEl
lng said sums to be first and prior ♦
liens upon the real property herein- ♦
after described, under and by virtue ♦
w ill annexed, In the above entitled
estate ha, filed his final report with
the clerk of the above entitled court,
and that the judge thereof has de­
signated Monday, December 19, 1927,
at 16 o’clock in the forenoon, ag the
time, and the county court room in
the county courthouse at Pendleton, I
Umatilla County, Oregon, as the
place, when and where hearing shall
be had thereon. A ll persons interest­
ed are notified to then and there
appear and show cause. If any they
have, why the prayer of the report
should be granted, the administrat­
or discharged and his bondsmen ex-
honorated.
Dated at Hsrmiston, Oregon, this
7th day of November, 1927.
F. B. Swayze,
Administrator with will annexed.
10-6tc
iME
Entered a* second otase matter
Dewmber, 190«, at the postoffles at
Hermiston. Umatilla County, Oregon.
A lot of funny thin
The Pilot Rock turkey
eently thought they w<
competitive bids on th
and then found that on
pany was represented w
time to receive bids.
The first Armistice Day was nine
years ago. Pray, what has become
of all the years since then.
Seven season athletic tickets were
sold by the high school student body
to business houses in Hermiston.
W hat’s wrong with the other 30?
TURKEYS IN POOL HERE
TO BE SOLD IN DECEMBER
November
Shipment
Cancelled
Advice From Manager That
Volume Is Too Small
The November shipment of turkeys
from Hermiston by the Idaho Turkey
Growers association has been cancell­
ed, along with shipments from other
parts of the etate. according to a de-,
clslon made by mutual agreement be
tween Mrs. C. G. Brink, general man­
ager of Boise, and local growers.
Growers were notified of the new
plan Saturday by G. II. Jenkins, as­
sistant county agent.
The volume of fattened birds that
are ready for the Thanksgiving mar-1
ket Is so small all over the northwest I
that a final check of the numbers I
available disclosed that shipments I
could not be made except on the I
basis of paying local freight ratet I
on part carloade. This would Increase I
expenses above the half a cent a I
pound called for In the contract.
I
Iledmond could ship part of a cat I
load of prime birds, and local grow-1
ers also have • shipment that could I
go, but In view of the added expens* I
entailed ln handling the smaller vol I
ume, It wa, considered wiser to put I
everything ln the December pool I
when local blrde w ill be available ir I
carload lots. Baker and other East J
ern Oregon turkey districts are fol I
lowing the same plan of action ar I
Redmond and Hermiston, Mr. Jen-1
kins said.
j
Late hatching last spring tg the 1 1
chief factor In the late maturity of |
birds.
Local flocks
being fed I
heavily now to get tha turkey« ln -
prime condtlon for th« December I I
market.
i
F. A. Baker wa, here from Stan
field Tuesday.
POPULAR WOMAN WES
(Continued From Page One)
The high school w ill have inter-
cholastlc debates. Each class Is to
ave two teams, negative and affirm-
tlve. The Junior, are to debate the
enlors, and the sophomores, the
reehmen. The winner, w ill debate
or the finals.
In 1919 Mr, and Mns. Glasgow
moved to Irrigon. Her ability as r
leader caused her to have a leading
part In many phases of community
work, and the attractive home on
the Columbia will be remembered by
a host of friend, for the hospitality
that itg owners extended.
Burtol was in the beautiful nev
Masonic cemetery (Acacia) in Seat
tie under the auspices of Myrth
Miss Adrean Crockett, fourth grade
Chapter, Order of Eastern Star. No
48 of Seattle, assisted by Umatilli 1 ’acher. was absent from school last
Chapter. 107, O. E. S„ of Umatilla j uesday on account of illness.
of which Mrs. wa, a past matron.
Next Friday, November 11, ,
All funeral arrangements w rr* li
dice day. the kl-th sehool team
day football with Athena on
ocal grounds at 2 o’clock.
SESSION OF P. T. A. IS
INTERESTING TO CROWI
I ne county council of the Parent
Teachers asoclatlon met here last
Saturday In the assembly room of On
high school building. About 4o dele
gates were present at the meeting
which opened at 10 a. m. with Mrs
Howard Drew of Pendleton, preaiden
of the council. In the chair. The pro
grant a , announced was followed, ex
cept in the case of R. N. Mueller wb<
could not be present. His place wa
filled by W L. Haram who played
a violin sola
After the morning session luncheon
was nerved to shout 16 In the Hole
Hermlatoa. An outstanding taatun
of the afternoon was a particnlarh
In terästi ng talk by Mrs. Brodie of thi
University ef Oregon M , “ Problem«
of Nutrition.” The talk was lllus
traied with slides
The next meeting of the council!
" ill be hold ln Fyndleton nyxt spring I
Emma E. Martin, husband and wife;
Stanfield National Farm Loan Asso­
ciation, a corporation; Carl Cashion
and Mrs. Carl Cashion, his wife, if
any; The Bank of Stanfield, a cor­
poration, and R. L. Elliott, Deputy
Superintendent of Banks, ln charge
of the Liquidation of The Bank of
Stanfield, a corporation. Insolvent;
and R llla Conklin. Executrix Last
W ill of Peter Conklin, deceased, be
decreed subsequent In time and In­
The high school play. " It Ha|
ferior in right to plaintlfrs • said
id in June,’’ proved a great su<
mortgage and that the court further
>oth on the part of the actors
enter a decree foreclosing plain­
he coach. Mis, Allrc McCollum
tiff’s raid mortgage and directing
eipts were *73, The money wl
that the real property therein and
teed In helping pay expenses in
hereinafter described, to-wlt:
etios.
The Northeast Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter of Section Ten
Monrce Sw arnrr t ho broke his lag
(1 0 ). Township Four (4 ) North. |
rew weeks ago rclurned to sc hoc
Range Twenty-sine (29) East of
'onday.
the Willamette Meridian, also
Beginning at the Quarter Sec­
The boys’ and girls’ glee club nr ’
tion corner between Sections Ten
•me of the members of the student
(1 0 ) end Eleven (11) In Town­
ody not members of the clubs nr:
ship Four (4 ) North. Range Twen­
tanning to put on a vaudeville In
ty-nine (2 9 ) East of the W illam ­
he first part of December. The pro-
ette Meridian, and running thence
ta m
will be under the direction of
South 570 feet, more or less to the
Ulas Ruth Seyler, and some good en
Northeasterly Boundary line of the
ertainment is promised.
right of way of the Furnish ditch;
thence along the Northeasterly
N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THI
boundary line of the right at way
of said Furnish ditch as follows, to j
STATE OF OREGON FOR
UMATILIA COUNTY
w it: Sonth t l degrees 37 minnteai
The FeQeral Land Bank of
Rest 167 feet. South 40 degree«
Spokane, a corporation.
02 minutes Bost 111 feet; South
63 degree« 15 minute« East 161
feet. South 87 degree, 60 minute«
East 101 feet: South 50 degree, 1
19 minutes East 6* fast, North *9
Robert O. Horning
Guardian of the Person and Es­
tate of Betty Pearl Smith, a Minor
Equipment
Is none too good for
SHOE RETAIRING
We have just installed a new
M cKay
Stapler
With which we put on soles
with fine wire. Ho nails, no thread
Work is done same day it is re­
ceived.
Return paro;l post prepaid.
Pendleton Shoe
Shop
643 Main Street
PENDLETON, OREGON
best advantage. Come in ami let
ua demonstrate complete aervice
th a t we render.
Leave your car
and we will give it the very best of
attention, or, we'll do the job
while you wait. D on’t ta k e
ch a n c e s on h a p h a z a rd sej-.iee.
Let us be responsible for the prop­
er servicing cf your car.
SERVICE
STATIO N
F R A N K U IT T L k
P R O P B ItT O R
_ Hermiston
Hospital
W. J. Warner,
Administrator
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In The County Court of the State oi
.
Oregon for Umatilla County
In the matter of the Estate
Maternity Cases our Specialty
OUR MOTTO:
FAIRNESS AND SERVICE
Come and see us about our new
and reasonable rates. Graduate
nurse in attendance at all times.
TELEPHONE 881
Roble B. Parsons, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the un­
dersigned has been appointed admin­
istrator of the estate of Roble B.
Parsons, deceased, and ha, qualified
as the law directs. A ll peron8 hav­
ing claims against sold estate arc
required to present the same to me
at my office in Hermiston, Oregon,
with proper vouchers, within six
SERVICE
Hermiston
Transfer
ANYTHING
anywhere
ANYTIME
T. H. Gaither
TRANSPER AND DRAY
TELEPHONE 81
NOTICE OF GUARDIAN’S SATE
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF TH E
8TATE OF OREGON FOR UM­
ATILLA COUNTY
r In the Matter of the Guardianship
the Person and Estate of Betty
Pearl Smith, a Minor.
READ THE WANT ADS
Has Your Comt
Subscription
E xpired?
fai
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned a« guardian of the per­
son and estate of Betty Pearl Smith,
a minor, and pursuant to an order of
the above entitled Court made and
entered on the 20th day of Adgust.
1927, w ill sell for cash In hand In
one parcel at private sale upon sealed
bids at the office of my attorney. W.
Warner, la Hermiston, Oregon, ell
the following described lands located
in Umatilla County, Oregon, and all
belonging to said estate, as follows:
Lots 11 -end 11 in Block 16 in the
Now open in the room formerly
Town of Hermiston, Oregon, as platt­
occupied
by the White Tailor
ed la the N E U SBU Sec. 19. Tp. 4N.
A*
W. M.. and that said guard­
ian w ill receive bids for said lend
— We Uw—
from and after Monday, the Jlet day
of November, 192/, and w ill s«ll said;
land to the higheet bidder for cash,
provided said bid Is satisfactory to
th« Judge of the shove entitled
Court.
T h i, notice to published four eon-]
aecutlve weeks In the Hermiston Her ] in all our repair work and guar­
*M , a a«wnpapur of general ci re u la- 1 1
antee our material« and workman­
tion published weekly |„ Hermiston, ship.
Umatilla Onuaty, Oregon, and by
OUT OF TOWN WORK
Ptmtiag the same notice in three pub­
lic piece« ia said County and State.
ALSO SOLICITED
*■ the manner and form on b y :
law provided.
Dated thia 99th day of October. 1
BO W M AN
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