The Hermiston herald., August 02, 1928, Image 2

THE HEBMISTOH HBflXLD, HERMISTON. OREGON.
QHp^tratfltmi ^rralh
Production of Malt Drops Off.
Washington, D. C.—Whether or not
Publlahed «very Thursday at Her­ less beer Is being drunk, the United
miston, Umatilla County, Oregon by States production of malt—important
Joeeph 8. Harvey, editor and man brewing material—is falling rapidly,
according eto the commerce depart
ager.
ment. The census of manufacturers
Entered an aeeond elaaa matter discloses a decrease of nearly IS pet
December, 190«, at the postoffice at -ent in value of malt produced in 1927,
Hermiston, Umatilla d)unty, Oregon. compared with 1925.
to the premises hereinafter describ­ and to the following described pre­
with interest thereon at the rate of
ed, and for a further decree herein mises situated in Umatilla County,
8 per cent per annum since the 13th
foreclosing plaintiff’s mortgage on State of Oiegon, to-wit;
day of April, 1928, until paid; and
the premises hereinafter described,
The Northeast Quarter of the
the further sum of «3,476.07, togeth­
and directing that the real property
Northeast Quarter of Section
er with interest thereon at the rate
therein ana hereinafter described, to-
Twenty-four, in Township Two
paid; and the further sum of »36.00
wit:
North of Range Thirty; the
together with interest thereon at the
Southwest Quarter of the South­
South Half of the Southwest
rate of 8 per cent per annum since
west Quarter of the Southeast
Quarter of Section Eighteen; the
the 4th day of April, 1928, until
Quarter of Section 28 in Tp.
North Half of the Northwest
paid, less the sum of «200.00 stock FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY AND
North Range 29, B. W. M. situated
Quarter; the Southeast Quarter
subscription In Stanfield National
in Umatilla County, State of Ore­
THE MARKETS
of the Northwest Quarter and
Farm Loan Association, a corpora­ USE MODERN MAHCINERY AND
Subscription Rates
gon
Portland
the Northeast Quarter of the
tion;
and the further sum of »250.00, THE BEST OF MATERIALS.
One Tear ............... ....................«3.0«
Wheat — Big Bend bluestem, hard together with all of the tenements,
Southwest Quarter of Section
as and for the fees of attorneys for
Biz Moatha......................... __ .... «1.09
white, 11.38; soft white and western hereditaments and appurtenances
Nineteen, all ln Township Two,
plaintiff, and the further sum of
white, «1.28; hard winter and western thereunto belonging or ln any wise
YOU ARE ASSURED OF THE
North of Range Thirty-one, all
«50.45, costs and disbursements In
appertaining be sold In the manner
red, «1.18'4; northern spring, «1.18.
being East of the Willamette
this
suit,
which
said
decree
and
judg­
“To thine own self be true, and it
BEST OF SERVICE IN OUR
Hay — Alfalfa »16.60@17; valley provided by law for the sale of real
Meridian
must follow as the night the day, timothy »17.5O@18; eastern Oregon property under foreclosure under 1 together
with the tenements, hered- ment and order of sale have been SHOP.
thou caust not then be false to any timothy, «21@21.50.
exacution to be issued o„ said ju d g-! ¡laments a n d appurtenances thereto duly duly docketed and enrolled in
man.”
Butterfat—47 @ 48c.
ment and decree, and that the pro- j belonging or in any wise appertcln- the office of the clerk of said court,
Eggs—Ranch, 25@29c.
ceeds from the sale thereof be a p -|ing; and also all of the right estate, and In and by which said judgment,
For those who would like to be
Plied to the satisfaction of plaintiff’s title and interest ot said defendants decree and order of sale it was di­
Cattle—Steers, good. »11.25@12.
president It might be well to bear in
judgment ln the amounts aforesaid, | ln and to the same; said lands to be rected that the hereinafter described
Hogs—Medium to choice, »9@12.
mind the sorrow of Mr. Hoover In not
Lambs — Good to choice, »1O.75& and for such other relief as equity sold at public auction to the highest real property ln Umatilla County, Or­
being able to spend a few hours fish­ «12.26.
in the matter may require.
(bidder for cash fn hand_ the proceeds egon, together with the tenements,
ing In Oregon without having the
Seattle.
This summon« is served upon you!of sale to be applied ln satisfaction hereditaments and appuitenances
sport ruined by photographers. The
thereto belonging or in any wise ap- j
Wheat—Soft white, western white by publication thereof pursuant to ¡of said execution and all costs,
nominee for president is of Quaker «1.2«; hard winter, western red, north the order of the Honorable I. M
pertaining,
and also all of the estate,
Dated this 12th day of July, 1928
stock, but we'll bet he said some­ ern spring, «1.1«; bluestem, «1.39.
right and Interest of said defendants
Schannep, Judge of the County Court)
R. T. Cookingham, Sheriff of
thing stronger than "doggone" when
in and to the same, be sold by the
Hay — Alfalfa, »24; timothy, »30; of the State or Oregon for Umatilla ! Umatilla County, Oregon. 45-5tc.
sheriff of Umatilla County,' Oregon,
he finally had to give up hie quest P. 8.. «24.
County, duly made and entered on
to satisfy said judgment and all costs.
for fish.
Butterfat—48c.
the 19th day of July, 1928, direct­
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
Therefore, I will, on the 11th day
Eggs—Ranch, 23@28c.
ing that publication herein be made
of August, 1928, at the hour of two
UNDER EXECUTION
Hermiston had one of the three
Cattle—Prime steers, «11.25® 12.10. once a week for a period of four
livestock clubs in the county ln 1927
Hogs—Prime, «12.06@12.95.
weeks consecutively in the Hermiston
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that o’clock in the afternoon of said day,
that received a certificate of merit
Lambs—Choice, «11.25@12.25.
Herald of Hermiston, Oregon, and by virtue of an execution issued out at the front door of the courthouse
showing that its work was 100 per
Spokane.
that the first publication hereln Is
5V4 Per cent per annum since the In the City of Pendleton, Umatilla
cent completed. The local calf club
Hogg — Good, and choice, »11.25@ made pursuant to said order on tile 13th day of April, 1928, until paid; County, Oregon, sell all the rig h t,1
won this honor for the community, 11.36.
26th day of July, 1928.
jand the further sum of »151.32, to- title and interest which the said de­
aad It deserves the thanks of all of
Cattle—Steers, good, »10.50@ll.00.
RALEY, RALEY & WARNER. ■ «ether with interest thereon at the fendants or either of them had on the
Your needs in everything
us. bet’s have some more records
A. S. COOLEY and
rate of 8 per cent per annum since 13th day of April, 1918, or since then
have
acquired
or
now
have,
in
and
th at is necessary to com­
like this for 1928.
JOHN F. KILKENNY,
’he 5th day of October, 1926, until
Irish Filer Raised to Colonel’s Rank
to the following described premises
Dublin.—Major James Fitzmaurice, Postoffice address. Pendleton, Oregon Paid ; and the further sum of «212.35 situated in Umatilla County, State
plete your golf outfit.
J. B. RYAN,
¡together with interest thereon at the
For some reason Pendleton folks member of the crew of the transat
of Oçegon, to-wlt:
seem to think we have the hottest lantic plane Bremen, has been pro­ Postoffice address, Spokane, Wash ’’a«e of 8 per cent per annum since
The Southeast Quarter of the
ington. -
the 8th day of October, 1927, until
climate In the county. The records moted to the rank of colonel in the
Northeast Quarter of Section
Attorneys
for
the
Plaintiff.
I
of
the
circuit
court
of
the
State
of
In the recent hot wave should dis­ Free State air service.
Five in Township Three North
(47-6tc)
Oregon
for
Umatilla
County
to
me
pel that Idea. We cordially invite
of Range Twenty-nine East of
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¡directed and delivered upon a judg-
Pendleon folks down to enjoy our
Noted Lumberman Dies.
the
Willamette Meridian, subject
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE ment and decree and order of sale ren
cooler weather.
Minneapolis, Minn.—Thomas Bai
to the reservations in that cer­
UNDER
EXECUTION
|
dered
*n
8aid
court
on
the
2nd
day
low Walker, 88, millionaire lumber
tain warranty deed recorded in
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ° f Ju‘y’ 1928, in faVOr ° f The Feder’
Book 73 of Deeds, page 365, Re­
One of those indlviduls that is al­ man, philanthropist and art collector, by virtue of an execution ¡¿sued out
La"d Baak ° f Spokane’ a corP°r-
cords of Umatilla County, Ore­
ways doting on comparative figures died here.
of the Circuit Court of the State ol
on’ aea'nst Stanfield National
gon, to which reference is here­
informed us the other day that each
Oregon for Umatilla County to m e' Tarm Loan A8*°ciatl° “- a corpora-
by made
carload of butter produced represents
the 8Ult theretn pending
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE directed and delivered upon a judg tio“’
the consumption ot to carloads of
together
with the tenements, hered­
ment and decree and order of sale ren ' herein thr said The Federal Land
STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA­
alfalfa hay, or its equivalent In
itaments and appurtenances thereto
dered
in
said
court
on
the
2nd
day
of
Bank
°
f
spokane>
a
corporation,
is
TILLA COUNTY.
roughage. In other words two-
belonging or in any wise appertain
July, 1928, in favor of the Federal plaintiff and the said Nettie Lou-
thirds of a trainload of hay can be
The Federal Land Bank of Spo­ Land Bank of Spokane, a corporation, ellen Dugas, a widow, Devisee of Ed­ ing; and also all of the right, estate,
condensed Into one carload If thc hay kane, a corporation. Plaintiff,
title and interest of said defendants
against Gilbert H. Collins and Hazel gar Gillespie Smith, deceased; Stan­
is used to produce a manufactured
in and to the same; said lands to be
field
National
Farm
Loan
Associa­
vs.
product. Still he insists On selling Florence B. Connor as Administratrix Collins, husband and wife; John H. tion, a corporation; and Jean Anette sold at public auction to the highest
Com« tr.
DeMoss
and
Phoebe
DeMoss,
hus­
hay in competition that Is becoming of the estate of Charles W. Connor,
Welker, unmarried, are defendants, bidder for cash in hand, the proceeds
band
and
wife;
and
Pendleton
Nat­
renew it n>
increasingly keen.
deceased; Florence B. Connor, a ional Farm Loan Association, a cor­ for the sum of »130.00, together of sale to be applied in satisfaction
time
you
widow; Stanfield National r rm poration, in the suit therein pending with interest thereon at the rate o f i° f said execution and all costs.
Dated this 12th day of July, 1928.
For those individuals who find Loan Association, a corporation; wherein the said The Federal Land 8 per cent per annum since the 13th
in town
their chief delight ln telling in Clyde C. Connor and Mrs. Clyde C.
R. T. Cookingham, Sheriff of
Bank of Spokane, a corporation, is day of October, 1927, until paid; and
mournful numbers how many things Connor, his wife; and Frank L. Con­ plaintiff and the sald Gilbert H. the further sum of «130.00, together
Umatilla County, Oregon. 45-5t.
are wrong with these United States nor and Mrs. Frank L. Ccuinor, his
Collins and Hazel Collins, hus­
of ours we recommend a perusal of wife. Defendants.
band and wife; John II
Katherine Mayo’s "Mother India.”
Moss and Phoebe DeMoss.
SUMMONS. Equity 4574.
band
and wife; Pendleton National
To Clyde C. Connor and Mrs. Clyde
The recent hot wave was herd on C. Connor, his wife, the above named Farm Loan Association, a corpora
dispositions, but a big apiarist told us defendants;
tlon; J. M. Biggs; O. E. Ryder and
that his bees made a new record for
J.
C. Palmer were defendants, for
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
themselves in the matter of storing OF OREGON
the sum of »71.50, together with In
honey during the hot weather.
terest thereon at th
You are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed cent per annum since the 28th day
John Joeeph Tunney Is etill the against you In the above entitled of January, 1927, until paid; and
heavyweight champion of the world court and cause within four weeks the further sum of «71.50. together
A fight ln New York, bitter and vic­ from the date of the first publica- 7*th ,rtere8t thereon at the rate of
ious while it lasted, ended In the 11th tlon of this summons, and If you fall 8 per cent per annum since the 28th
round with the defeat of Tom Heeney, to so appear and answer for w a n t|day ot JuIy’ 1927’ unt11 Pa,d: and
thereof thc plaintiff will apply to said the further sum of «71.50, together
the New Zealand challenger.
August 29 or 30 has been selected court for the relief prayed for and with interest thereon at the rate of
tentatively as date for the official noti demanded In its complaint on file ln 8 per cent per annum since the 28tb
day of January, 1928, until paid;
fication of Senator Joseph T. Robin the above entitled matter, to-wit:
For personal judgment and decree and the further sum of »2,060.92, to­
son that he has been nominated by
the democrats for vice president. The against the above named defendants, gether with interest thereon at the
ceremonies will be held at Little Rock, Florence B. Connor, a widow and rate of 5 % per cent per annum since
Ark.
Stanfield National Farm Loan Asso­ the 28th day of January, 1928. un­
ciation, a corporation, and each of til paid; and the further sum of
them for the sum ot «28, with in­ «20.62, together with interest th»re
United States to Bar Fruit Trees.
on at the rate of 8 per cent per an
Washington, D. C.—Importation in terest thereon at the rate of 8 per num since the 5th day or October
to the United States of nursery stocks cent per annum since the 17th day 1926, until paid; and the further
of apple, pear, quince and Massaro of July, 1927; and the further sum sum of «29.61, together with inter­
cherry will be prohibited after July of «28.00 with Interest thereon at the
rate of 8 per cent per annum since je8^ «her°on at the rate of 8 per cent
— AT—
1, 1930, uuder a decision of the feu
oral horticultural board approved by the 17th day of January, 1928; and per annunl since the 8th day of Oct-
th0 further sum of «743.22, with in- ob*r’ 1927- until paid; and the fur-
Secretary Jardine. The availability
of American-grown stocks of these terest therein at the rate of 6 per tber sum of »10.00, together with
fruits and the danger from pojdiblt cent per annum since the 17th day inter**« thereon at the rate of 8 pe,
HAVING BOUGHT A BUSINESS AT CHILOQUIN ON THE KLAMATH
entry of new fruit pests with foreign of January. 1928; and the further lent l’er “»num since the 20th day
RESERVATION WE WILL IN THE NEXT 30 DAYS
sum
of
»519.95,
with
Interest
thereon
January,
1928,
until
paid;
less
stocks were given by the board to
¡at the rate of 8 per cent per annum ,ke 8l,ni °f »110.00 stock subscrip-
Justify the exclusion.
slnce the 18th day of June, 1927: ,lon ln ,he Pendleton National Farm
Like Many, Rochetter
and the further sum of «63.03 with j,jOan Association, a corporation, and
Saw Light Too Late interest thereon at the rate of 8 p cr)the further sum of «200.00, as and
À document of considerable htstorlr cent per annum since the 28th day for tke feeB of attorneys for plain-
'end literary Importance was recently of March. 1928; and for any sum n ri,iffi and the further sum of »32.05.
WE ARE GOING TO SACRIFICE EVERYTHING, NEVER IN THE HIS­
sold in Loudon. It Is the originili lei sums paid by plaintiff iff payment ol f"r tllc costs and dsbursementa in thi
TORY OF HERMISTON HAS THERE BEEN OFFERED SUCH AN OP­
ter written by the famous Restoration the delinquent taxes due and owing
T hlch said decree and judg-
PORTUNITY TO SAVE MONEY AS IS OFFERED NOW.
wit, Lord Rochester, on his deailibed on said land, subsequent to filing of ">ent and order of sale have been
recanting his sail past.
this suit and prior to entry of decree, <’«-ly docketed and enrolled ln the
The letter was garbled as a broad together with Interest thereon nt office of th , clerk of said court, and
side after his death, and even Bishop
the rate of 8 per cent per annum ,n “»d by which said Judgment, de-
Burnett, to whom It was addressed,
reproduced It Inaccurately. It Is of slnce the date of said payment: a ad jcree and order of sale it was directed
Interest, therefore, to give his actnal the further sum of «25.00. with In , lha« the hereinafter described real
terest thereon at the rate of 8 pe property in Umatilla County, Ore-
words:
“My most honrd. Dr. Burnett.—My rent per annum since the 1st day of k°n. together with the tenements.
spirit and body do decay eoe eq'Mlly May, 1928: and the further sum ofjhereditaments and appurtenances
together I list I shall writ« you a tester | »100.00 attorneys fees in this s u it.; thereto belonging or in any wise sp­
ns week as I am. In person I begin to end for plaintiff’s eoats and disburse- pertaining, and also all of the estate,
value Churchmen above all men la the luents In this suit, and that the stun right and Interest of said defendant;
world, and you above all the Church of «40.00. stock in the plaintiff’s to and to the same, be sold by the!
IN FACT EVERYTHING IN THIS STORE GOES AT COST. TAKE AD­
men I know. moat. If God he yet
VANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE YOURELF MONEY.
bank
held
In
trust
by
the
sald
bank
Sheriff
of
Umatilla
County.
Oregon,
j
pleased to spare moe longer In this
world I hope In yonr Conversation to for the defendant Stanfield National to satisfy said judgment and all costs.
Therefore, I will, on the 11th day
bee exalted to that degree of piety Farm Loan Association, a corporation
that the world may pee how much 1 be cancelled and that the proceeds of August. 1929, at the hour of two I
abhor what I eoe long Lov'd, and how thereof *>e applied toward the satis- o’clock in the afternoon of said d a y .1
much I glory In repentance In God’r j f*c,,on of plaintiff’s decree; and for at the front door of the courthouse
Service, or els If Hw Lord Clioseth to » further decree that the defendants. ln th , City of Pendleton. Umatilla
pat an end to my Worldly being now Florence B. Connor, a widow and County. Oregon, sell all the right '
,U ‘
’ ° U'd
.Stanfield National Farm Loan Ass,»- title and Interest which the said ded
my deathbed
riatltm, a corporation, be foreclosed fendants or either of them had on
obedient and languishing Rrvant. »a„d barred of any and a„ p|<hu tha „ , h day of Ju)y
Rochester.’’
* ,
j title,, claim, lien or Interest In end then have acquired or now have, in
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C om e
in
and
give our line the
“on ce o v er.”
H IT T
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Subscription
E x p ir e d ?
SAVE YOUR $$$$
Closing Gul
SALE
OEGINNING SATURDAY, AUG.4
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P a n ts —M en’s D ress Shirts, W ork Shirts,
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