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THE HEBMIST OK HEBALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. reeds from the sale thereof be ap- LABOR CONDITIONS IN VAR1 IOUS PARTS OF THE STATE 1 piled to the satisfaction of plaintiffs 1 Judgment In the amounts aforesaid, Following is a report according to and for such other relief as equity Published every Thur*d»y at Her districts or localities of seasonal em jin the matter may require. miston, trinatili» County, Oregon by 1 This summons is served upon you ployment conditions In Oregon: Joseph 8. Harrey, editor and man Portland—here is still a large sur by publication thereof pursuant to ager. plus of unemployed in this locality, 1 the order of the Hon, James Alger NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION however the seasonal work which Entered as second elasn matter Department of the Interior, U. 8. Fee, Judge of the above entitled Land Office at he Dalles, Oregon, court, duly made and entered on the has tsarted will lessen this surplu December, 1906, at the peetofflee at April 11, 1928. 130th day of April, 1928, directing to some extent. Present Indications Hermiston, Umatilla ¿ m aty, Oregon. Notice Is hereby given that John that publication herein be made once are that we will have a surplus of E. Mason, of Hermiston, Oregon, who a week for a period of four wteks help on hand throughout the entire Subscription Rates on Jan. 29, 1924, made Homestead consecutively in the Hermiston Her- season. «1.0« Entry under Act Jun. 6, 1912, No.-aid, of Hermiston, Oregon, and that Salem—The local supply of labor One Tear ...........- .......... ........ fl.O# • 024549, for NW*4 Section 20, Town-! the first publication herein is made is sufficient to fill all present de 8 » Months-------- -------------- ship 4 North, Range 29 East Wil- pursuant to said order on th« 10th mands. When the fruit is ripe we expect to need some outside help as “To thine own self be true, and it »««Idlan ha. filed notice of day of May. 1928 we always do. intention to make final three year I Raley, Raley & Warner, must follow as the night the day, Eugene— The supply of labor Proof, to establish claim to the land A. 8. Cooley, thou canst not then be false to any equals the demand and all local labor above described, before W. J. War John F. Kilkenny, is well employed. Present indica ner, United States Commissioner, at J. B. Ryan, Hermiston, Oregon, on the 31st day jattorneys for Plaintiff, Postoffice tions are that there will be a short age of labor when all construction U OF 0. AND 0. A. C. LIST WORK of May, 1928. 0FFFERED BY THE SCHOOLS Claimant names as witnesses: ' 36-5tc projects get ln operation that are planned as hay and harvest comes Jacob L. Stork, Hermiston, Oregon; University of Oregon, Eugene, June James G. Pearson, of Hermiston, on. We have a good many trans- 7-Prospectlve students lanning to at Oregon; Franklin Mason, of Hermis NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE iets registering at times. tend one of the higher Institutions ton, Oregon, and Charles E. Lewis, UNDER EXECUTION McMinnville—We have a surplus of learning maintained by the state ol Stanfield, Oregon. Notice is hereby given that by vir of help in all lines of work and ex of Oregon in now see at a glance J. W. DONNELLY, Register, tue of an execution issued out of the pect this surplus to exist throughout lest »hat work Is offered at both Circuit Court of the State of Oregon the season. h, V liveri y of Oregon and Oregon for Umatilla County to me directed Forest Grove— All local help s em \t.rlf 'Ural ecileg^ by the catalogs IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE and delivered upon a Judgment and ployed and the present Indications STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA i-.uod by 'he i" for this year. Ac- decree and order of sale rendered In are that we will have enough help TILLA COUNTY . <>rdlug te a re ■ent ruling of the The Federal Land Bank of Spo- « id court on the 5th day of May, to handle all future work. When ber curricula this ln- higher honró ot kane a corporation,, Plaintiff, vs. 1 »28. In favor of The Federal Land ries are rip,3 then all available help to: marión U pri ited In the front of ib* cátalo, for ch Institution, and NettU Louellen Dugas, a widow. de-jBank of Spokane, a corporation, will be employed. Corvallis- -We have a small trans it appeara n tbtf nlveralty of Oregon vise« of Edgar Gillespie Smith, deceas against Bank of Stanfield, a corpora- ed; Stanfield National Farm Loan, “ on; and Stanfield National Farm ient surplus but local help pretty led. catelog Ju Loan Association, a corporation, in Announ< •Ulen) of both schools In- Association, a corporation; and Jean the suit therein pending wherein the well employed. Anette Welker, unmarried, Defend ioo I s and depart- ti Ice te wb Gresham—All local labor Is well said the Federal Land Bank of Spo nieu * xraiit d 1 ree», and which of ants. kane, a corporation, was plaintiff employed at present but will need a Summons. the dtprtment« e “service depart- and the said Hattie O'Grady, being good many berry pickers soon. Equity No. 4545. •tenia” with co es offered only as Hood River— Derry picking Is just To Nettie Louellen Dugas, a wid the same person as Harriet O’Grady «tippbmtu ary t j other departments. and Harrietta O'Grady, a widow; begun and the present indications are At th«. •'•¡•»et-•ty of Oregon de- ow, devisee of Edgar Gillespie Smith, gre-na are gri.nted In the college ot deceased, and Jean Anette Welker, Bank of Stanfield, a corporation; that there will he a shortge of help literature science and th arts, in the unmarried, the above named defend Stanfield National Farm Loan Asso if the weather turns hot. ciation, a corporation; A. A ftsdue . -<«1. ui.d in the following ants: La Grande— There is a surplus of IN THE NAME OF THE STATE Schramm, Superintendent of Banks help on hand especially noticeable in professional schools: architecture for the State of Oregon; R. L. El and allied arts, business administra OF OREGON Deputy Superintendent of the lumber industry. Present indi You are hereby required to appear liott, tion, Journalism, law, medicine, music 3anks for the State of Oregon; L. cations are for a future surplus ow physical education, sociology and and answer the complaint filed ing mainly to continuous flow of Portland school of social work. De against you in the above entitled M. Travis, Inc., a corporation; and notorists through the country, many Peter Repplinger, were defendants, gree granting departments of the col court and cause within four weeks seekig work. There are probably 250 lege of liberal arts include biology from the date of the first publica for the sum of $123.50, together with people out of work, 20 per cent local Interest thereon at the rate of 8 per and Its divisions, chemistry, econom tion of this summons, and if you fail tnd 80 per cent transient. ics, English, geology, Germanic lang- to so appear und answer, for want ent per annum since the 25th day of May, 1927 until paid; and the Medford— All local help Is employ thereof the plaintiff will apply to uoges, Greek, history, Latin, mathe matics, military science, philosophy, said court for the relief prayed for further sum of $123.50, together ed and there is no indication of any physics, political science, psyhology, and demanded In its complaint on with interest thereon at the rate of surplus at present. file in the above etltled matter, to- 8 per cent per annum since the 25 th Romance languages, Marshfield—A fairly good balance day of November, 1927, until paid; The unverslty hag one service de wlt: being maintained at present, the sur and the further sum of $3,334.07, For personal Judgment and decree partment plainly specified as such. plus being of common labor. There This Is household arts, of which the against the defendant Stanfield together with interest thereon at the ire about 100 people out of employ rat6 of 5 % per cent per annum,, catalog says, "No major work and National Farm Loan A s s o c i a t e a ment, 30 pet: cent local residents and no professional training is given in corporation, for the sum of $13''.Ob, since the 25th day of November, 70 per cent transients. thlg department and no degrees are'with Interest thereon at the rat? of 1927, until paid; and the further granted. ,8 per cent per annum since the l"tL sum of $628.58, together with In T H E M ARKETS The agricultural college, according ¡day of October, 1927; and the further terest thereon at) the rate of 8 per Portland to its statements, grants degrees In sum of $130.00 with Interest there- cent per annum since the 21st day Wheat—B. B. tluestem, hard white, tha school of grlculturs, department j on at the rate of 8 per cent per an- of December, 1927 until paid and the of chemical engineering, school of'num since the 13th day of April, further sum of $112.20, together $1.53; soft white, western white, $1.44; commerce, school of engineering and 1928; and the further sum of $3,- with Interest thereon at the n t e of hard winter, northern spring, western mschanical arts, school of forestry, 476.07, with Interest thereon st the 8 per cent per annum since the 21st red, $1.34. Hay — Alfalfa. $190 19.50; valley school of home economics, depart- rate of 5\4 per cent per annum since day of March, 1928, until paid; and msnt of military science end tactics, the 13th day of April, 1928; and the further sum of $23.00, together timothy, $13@19.50; eastern Oregon school of mines, school of pharmacy, the further sum of $151.32, with with Interest thereon at the rate of timothy, $21 @21.50. 8 per cent per annum since the 14th Butterfat—44© 46c. and school of vocational education. Interest thereon at the rate of 8 per day of December, 1927, until paid; Eggs—Rauch, £2©26c. The agricultural college announce- cent per annum since the 5th day less the sum of $190.00, credited on Cattle—-St eers, good, $11012. ments lists the "school of basic arts of Octobr, 1926; and the further account of stock In the Stanfield and sciences and other departments” sum of $212.35, with Interest there- National Farm Loan Association, a Hogs—Medium to choice, $8.500 and says of this classification. "In on at the rate of 8 per cent per an- corporation, and the further sum of 9.50. Lamhs—Good to choice, $12.60013. these departments no major work Is num since the 8th day of October, $300.00, a8 and for attorney's fees, Seattle. offered and no degrees granted." 1927; and for any sun» or sums paid and the further sum of $64.60, costs Wheat—Soft white, western white, Departents are art and rural archl- by plaintiff In payment of the delln- and disbursements, which said decree tecture, bacteriology, botany and quent taxes due and owing on said and Judgment and order of sale has $1.44; bard wiiter, western red, plant pathology, chemistry. English land, subsequent to filing of this been duly docketed and enrolled in northern spring, $1.34; bluestem, dark language and literature, entomology, suit and prior to entry of decree, to- day, at the front door of the court hard winter, $153; dark northern hlatory, mathematics, modern lnng- gether with Interest thereon at the and In and by which said Judgment spring. $1.54. Hay — Alfalfa. $24; timothy. $28; uages, physics, public speaking and rate of 8 per cent per annum from decree and order of sale it was dlr- dramatics »oology, Industrial Jour th date of said payment; and the ected that the hereinafter described P. S„ $21- Butterfat- -46c. nalism, library practice, music and further sum of $36.00, with interest real property In Umatilla County Eggs— Rauch, 13031c. physical education for men and thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per Oregon, together with the tenements, Cattle—Choice steers, $10.75011.75. annum since the 4th day of Apirl, women. Education nnd psychology hereditaments and appurtenances Hogs -Pr me, $1.50 0 9.85. are listed ns service departments un 1928; aud the further sum of $250.00 thereto belonging or in any wise Lambs—Choice $11.50 0 13. der the school of vocational educa attorney fee ln this suit; and for appertaining, and also all of the es Spokane. plaintiff's coat8 and disbursements in tate, right and interest of said de tion. Hogs—Good, ai d choice, $909.10. this suit, and that the sum of $200.00 fendants ln and to the same, be sold Cattle—Steers, good, $10.50011. stock In the plaintiff's bank held in the Sheriff of Umatilla County CALF CLUB AWARDS TO BE trust by the said bank for the de Oregon, to satisfy said judgment and MADE AT STATE FAIR fendant Stanfield National Farm all costa. Loan Association, a corporation, be THEREFORE,, I will, on the 23rd 4-H calf club members will be cancelled and that the proceeds there day of June, 1928, at the hour of much Interested In the special awards of be applied toward the satisfaction two o’clock in the afternoon of said which are to be made at the Oregon of plaintiff's decree, and for a further the office of the clerk of said court, stale fair thia fall, according to decree that the defendants Nettle house ln the City of Pendleton. Uma Louellen Dugas, a widow, devisee of tilla County, Oregon, sell all th e! County Agent Holt at Pendleton. Goveronr I. H. Pattereon, who has Edgar Gillespie Smith, deceased, right, title and interest which th e ' always shown a keen Interest In Stanfield National Farm Ixian Asso said defendants, or either of them, boya' and girls' club work, will award ciation, a corporation, and Jean had on the 25th day of May, 1918, or a yearling bred heifer to the state Anette Welker, unmarried, be fore- since then have acquired or now have,' champion dairy club member . For closed and barred of any and all jin and to the following described the benefit of calf club members ex right, title, claim. Hen or Interest ln prniiseg situated in Umatilla County, hibiting In thia competition, it la and to the premises hereinafter des- Oregon. to-wlt; Th Fouth Half of the Northwest pointed out that the award will be crlhed, and for a further decree Quarter of the Northeast Quarter made on the following basis: Ani herein foreclosing plaintiff's mort and all the land North and West mal exhibited. 25 per cent; herds- gage on tho prem's-s herelnafier of the Furnish Ditch ln th« East manahlp, IS per cent; showmanship, described, and directing that the res' Half of the Southwest Quarter of 25 per cent; record book, 25 per p-eperty therein and hereinafter des THE SHOW WITH A KICK Northeast Quarter of Section cribed, to-wlt: cent. Thirty-four In townhip Four North AND WE DON T MEAN MAYBE The Foutheast Quarter of the Th club member winning the I of Range Twenty-nlne East of the Northeast Quarter of Section Five Governor's award will -chocae the Willamette Meridian, containing ln Township Three North of Range breed. Arrangementa have been — PRESENTING— 37.4 acres more or less Twenty-nine East of the Willam completed whereby each of the state Introducing Sol*. Duo* and Trio* on ette Meridian. SUBJECT to the together with the tenements, hered- cattle cattle breed associations will Violin, unitor, Banjo. Saxophone war- i itamenta and appurtenances thereto reservations In that certain bav« on the fair grounds at Salem a Cornet, Slide Trombone and ranty deed recorded In Book 73 of belonging or In anywise appertaining bred heifer ready to award without Novelty Instrument* Deeds, page 365, Records of Uma- and also all of the right, estate, title delay. Trick Playing and tills County, Oregon, to which re- >nd Interest of said defendants in In addition to the Governor's Imi'ation* ference is hereby made. and to the same; said lands to be sold Special, three purebred heifer calves, valued at $160 each will be awarded together with all of the tenements J at public auction to the highest bid-1 Jazz Band and Orchestra hereditaments and appurtenances ,ler for rash in hand, the proceeds as follows: ABSOLUTELY CLEAN AND Guernsey heifer calf by the Ore thereunto belonging or In any wise.of sale te be applied In satisfaction appertaining be sold In the manner.of said execution and all coats, gon Guernsey Cattle club. LEGITIMATE Dated thia 11th day of May. 1938. Jersey heifer calf by E H. Wise of provided by law for th« sals of real property under foreclosure under j R. T. COOKINGHAM, j Grants Pass. Your Patronage Solicited Holstein heifer calf by Jacob Lus- execution to be Issued on said Judg-. 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