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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1929)
HEBMISTOB HEHJLLJL», hlUiMTSTON, OBEGON.. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * FARM R E M IN D E R S * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ have a thorough lnnoculatlon. Since most strains of these bacteria are sensitive to soil acidity they die off quite rapidly In »our soils. By arti ficial innoculation, the yield of pea vines in Wisconsin was increased as much as 53 per cent even though the soil had previously grown a success ful crop of peas. oiidter mite 1« controlled only .vhen lime lulfur »pray 1» applied be fore the bud» break open. The moat Important factor contributing to the success of scale control Is the appli Gardens which have been fertilis cation. One cannot be too thorough In covering the entire surface of all ed heavily with manure will respond I igs, branches and trunk, says the to an application of one pound super phosphate to 100 square feet. Sup Oregon experiment station. erphosphate may he mixed with soil Pee apiaries are best located In before planting or applied between s l h t of the house but not too close the rows afterward, if care is taken according to the Oregon experiment to keep it from direct contact with station. Persons about the house are the seed. stung, and washing on the line Is spotted. If coonies are too near A g e an d E x e rc is e Hives are best placed on a well-drain Amounts of physical activity re ed rocky knoll, protected by some quired by healthy persons at differ natural windbreak, such as a clump ent ages, as computed by various an thoritles, are summarized In an article of trees. on exercise by Dr. James O. Nall. The program quoted calls for: If legumes have once been grown successfully on a piece of ground. It Four hours dally at the age of Are, five hours daily from seven to nine is the common belief that later plant years, six hours dally from nine to ing» of this same crop do not need eleven years, five hours dally from to be artificially lnnoculated. Ex eleven to thirteen years, four hours periments. however, have shown that daily from thirteen to sixteen years, the legume bacteria do not move any three hours daily from sixteen to great distance in the soli and will eighteen years, two hours daily from not mlgratq the distance of one drill eighteen to twenty years, and one row to another In one year. The hour daily for persons over twenty soil must be heavily impregnated years of age. with the nodule forming bacteria to 1 hl — 3 ■» I ■ . r T iT ii. D u tc h B ric k s as B a lla s t ’ OP SAT.Y FOR SALE — Home grown Cobbler seed potatoes )1.59; Gems, $1.25. A. D. Smith. 25-tfc FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE— 42a of the best soil adjoining the A D. Smith ranch in Butter creek district. All down to alfalfa. See A. D. Smith or address owner, E E. Van Slyke, Nashua, Iowa. 27-3c FOR SALE— 26 Holstein cows. Andy Anderegg. 27-tfc FOR SALE— Rhode Island Red hatch ing eggs, 60 cents a dozen, Mrs. Joe Dyer. Phone 78-R. 28-tfc FOR SALE— 2 cows, one 3 years old, 1 two years old, freshen in March. Pere Boklsh. 28-2tp FOR HATCHING— Rhode Island Red eggs, 50 cents per dozen. T. H. Grigg. 29-2tp W8ŒELAXE0UI Hermiston Second Hand Store. — Furniture and Hardware, Harness, Saddles, Wagons. 11-tfc Read The Want Ads— It Pays FOI RENT— Modern house. Herald office. Inquire 25-tfp Many an ancient house In and about New York is said to have been built with Imported Dutch bricks. The lit tle American vessels that traded with the West found It cheaper to ballast with Dutch bricks and sell them In New York for a trifle than to ballast with stones, a scarce article In Hoi land anyhow, and dump them In the harbor. So good Rotterdam bricks might get Into a New York chimney; ns for similar reasons bricks loaded In London might help rear a Virginia planter’s stately mansion on the James, with local brick kilns near. The “High Hat" It had always been Sambo’s ambl tion to own a fur coat, and after years of saving he was at last able to buy It As one morning he was strutting down the street a friend approached him. “Mo’nln’, Sambo,” the friend re marked. “Pretty col’ day, ain’t she?” Sam lifted his chin haughtily from the depths of bis fur collar. “Ah really cain’t tell ’bout the weather." he replied carelessly. “Ah ain’t looked at de paper today.”—Bos ton Globe. Y u k o n T e r r ito r y The Yukon territory was set up as sucb In 1808 by an act of the Cana dian parliament and provision made for Its local government by a leglsla tlve council composed of a commis sloner and six others. This territory has an area of about 207,000 square inlles. The Yukon river Is navigable for 2X100 miles In the United States and Canadian territory and the terrt tory Itself is not onlp rich In metals but has much arable land. Define Good Litter for Brooder House There la no best litter to use In the A man who has hud great success In J. Keating, administrator of the es tilla County, State of Oregon, to-wlt: brooder house, but there are certain i Fellows' halt Visiting members cor requirements a litter must meet to he toning up business organizations and tate of Ernest Strieker, deceased, in The North Half of the Southeast dially invited. satisfactory. It should be light In who baa accumulated a fortune from the suit therein pending wherein the Quarter of the Northwest Quar- j W. R. Longhorn, Secretary. weight, thus allowing the droppings this line of work, has learned some said State of Oregon, represented and ter of Section 9, Township 4, North Gwynn Hughes, N. G. thing worth passing on. and dirt to work to the floor so the Range 29, East of Willamette] acting by the World War Veterans chicks are less likely to come In con “Never picture any new Idea, any Meridian; beginning at the North-] tact with contaminated material; It new plan, and new course of action State Aid Commission is plaintiff HERMISTON POST NO. 37 west corner of the Southwest should be absorbent, and therefore as terribly important,” he declares. and Robert Stricker, unmarried, sole Meets first and third Thurs Quarter of the Northeast Quarter capable of keeping the floor of the “And never feed out more of an Idea heir of Ernest Stricker, deceased, day. Legion Auxiliary nieetg of Section 9, Township 4, North brooder house dry; cheap, so one can at one time than the people you arc and Thos. J. Keating, administrator second and fourth Thursday. afford to replace It every five days dealing with can absorb. You must of the estate of Ernest Stricker, de Range 29, East of Willamette Legion Hall. nfter the first four weeks; and should avoid frightening them. You must ceased, were defendants, for the sum Meridian. Said corner being 1333 be clean, which means free from mold, take carefully Into account the meu of $2287.68, together with interest feet South of the Quarter section PROFESSIONAL CARDS mustlnees and dust. tallty of each man affected by what thereon at the rate of 4 per cent per corner on the North line of said Shavings, cut straw and cut hay ever you propose to do. Make things annum from the 28th day of Novem Section 9, running thence East A. 0. R0ENICKE, D. M. D. meet these requirements. These are look easy to them. Get them to feel ber, 1926, until paid; and for the along the East and West center associated with not the only materials that one can that they can readily adapt them line of the Northeast Quarter of use. but they are among the best. selves to the different way of doing further sum of $250 attorneys fees, F. V. PRIME, D. M. D. said Section 9, 802.5 feet; thence Straw or hay used for litter, should things. Nurture their confidence. By and for plaintiff’s costs and disburse south 317 feet to the northerly always be cut If the straw or hay using these methods It Is astonishing ments in this suit, taxed at $36.05, General Dentistry right of way line of the Furnish Is not cut It becomes matted and cov how smoothly the functioning of an which said decree and judgment and X-Ray and Diagnosis Ditch, thence Southwesterly along Bank Building ered with droppings, and Is therefore organization can be readjusted even order of sale has been duly docketed Phone Connections radically.” of no value for litter. and enrolled in the office of the clerk said right of way line to the North Sundays and Evenings by apeiat- Bacillary white diarrhea, coccldio- That sounds sensible, to avoid ask of said court, and in and by which and South center line of said Sec ment. sls, and intestinal worms are spread ing employees, or anybody else, to said judgment, decree and order of tion 9; thence North along said to a large extent by dirty litter, the digest far-reaching, brand new Ideas sale it was directed that the here North and South center line 76!> W. J . W A RN ER Cornell experiment station warns. One all at once. In driving an automobile inafter described real property in feet to the place of beginning, con Attorney-at-Law rule in brooding chicks that should he we do not expect it to Jump from low taining ten acres, more or less, followed, if all others are forgotten. speed to high speed; we flrst put It Umatilla County, Oregon, together with the tenements, hereditaments together with the tenements, heredi Hermiston i : : Oregon Is “clean the brooder house every five Into secoud.—Forbes Magazine. and appurtenances thereto belonging taments and appurtenances thereto days." This means removing the lit or in anywise appertaining, and also belonging or In any wise appertain ter, sweeping the floor of the brooder DR. A. E. MARBLE G em s F ro m D r . Johnsing all of the estate, right and interest ing; and also all of the right, es honse, and putting In clean litter. Chiropractor The Great Lexicographer having of said defendants in and to the game, tate, title and Interest of said de refused to recommend a mar, for a be sold by the Sheriff of Umatilla fendants in and to the same; said 1 Treat both Acute and Chronic Die position, Boswell said: “Sir, you have County, Oregon, to satisfy said judg lands to be sold at public auction eases. gotten many meu positions. Why do Office across street from Hurly’a ment and all costs, to the highest bidder for cash In you now take this stand?” grocery. THEREFORE, I will, on the 6th hand, the proceeds of sale to be ap Doctor Johnslng—Why, sir, every Phone 481 Do not condemn the late molting old time 1 got a man a position 1 made day of April, 1929, at the hour of plied in satisfaction of said execution Office Hours, 10 to 12; 1:30 to $. hens, for they are very often our best an enemy of him. Couldn’t afford to two o'clock In the afternoon of said and all costs. Hermiston, Oregon. and most continuous layers. Dated this 27th day of February. have so muny enemies. Had to stop, day, at the front door of the court • • • house in the City of Pendleton, Uma 1929. sir, bad to stop. h s. M c K e n z i e , m . d - If the poultry house Is not provided tilla County, Oregon, sell all the TOM B. GURDANE, N o P e r p e tu a l M o t io n with ample window space so that the Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat right, title and interest which the Sheriff of Umatilla County, Oregon Perpetual motion has never been said defendants, or either of them entire floor may be well lighted even Office: 1-2-3 Inland Empire Bldg (27-5tc) during the winter days, additional win successfully demonstrated. The views Pendleton, Oregon of the Patent office are In accord with dows should be put In. • • • those of the Scientists who have In •dip* <£.5*1 JAMES L. SEARS, M. D. The use of cod liver oil In rations vestigated the subject, and are to the for baby chicks that are hatched in effect that mechanical perpetual mo Physician and Surgeon early spring has been well established. tion is a physical impossibility. These Office Phone 733. Res. Phone 711 views can be rebutted only by the ex Office in First National Bank Bldg. Egg-shell formation necessitates the hibition of a working model. Many use of large amounts of lime. Poor persons have tiled applications for PRANK FUNERAL SERVICE egg-shell texture is due to fnulty sup patents on perpetual motion, hut such ply or utilization of lime for the pur applications have been rejected ns In Tilephone 801 Night or Daay pose. operative and opposed to well-known CHAPEL, FUNERAL COACH AND • • • physical laws, nnd In no instance has SANITARY PREPARATION ROOM Fewer chicks on new ground with the requirement of tlie Pulent office TRUCK LEAVES FOR PORTLAND AT 5 :30 P, M. Ambulance Service good management will bring better re for a working model ever been com Hermiston Avenue turns than many chicks hatched and plied with. SHIPMENTS RECEIVED AT HERMISTON TRANSFER OFFICE but few saved, by raising them with R A D IO S E R V IC E the flock on old ground. FOR PORTLAND ilepalring Testing NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Keep pullets away from the old Bosch Raldos hens so that they can be fed and hun UNDER EXECUTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that died differently. Paul Miller Phone 40-W-S • • • by virtue of an execution issued out Feed for setting hens should consist of the Circuit Court of the State of mostly of whole grains, such as corn Oregon for Umatilla County, to W. H. McMILLAN and wheat. Green feeds and meat tend me directed and delivered, upon a Licensed Electrician to make them desire to quit setting judgment and decree and order of W iring - Contracting and begin laying. sale rendered In said court on the • • • Hermiston, Oregon Poultry Hints D irect F reight Service to Portland • » • Insured Carriers, E xpress Service at F reight R ates ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ i ■ NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS E I The new dog law (H. B, 544), le- cently enacted is now a law; the license fee under this law is as fol lows: For male of spayed female dogs $2.00; for female dogs, $3.00, and for any one who fails to procure 'such license by March 1st, must pay an additional fee of $2.00 for each dog. DESIRING TO GIVE ALL AN OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN LIC ENSE WITHOUT INJUSTICE WILL ISSUE LICENSE UNDER THE OLD LAW FOR $1.00 AND $2.00 UNTIL APRIL 1, AFTER WHICH THE NEW MUST PREVAIL when $4.00 and $5.00 will be carged. By paying city license one is not exempt from the Staate license. INSURANCE— Fire, Life, Auto— "In sure In sure Insurance." J. M. W. J. Warner, local attorney, made Biggs. a business trip to Pendleton Wednes day. FOR SALE— Farm Implements. In quire B. J. Nation. 26-lfc FOUND— 30x4.60 tire and rim. Ow ner can have same by prowing property and paying for this ad. Inquire at Herald office. 28-tfc C rescenti ] ¡ b a k in g ’ WANTED— An A No. 1 young woman for housework and cooking in fam ily of 5 adults. Write or call on Mrs. G. M. Rice, Pendleton, Ore. 28-3tc I POWDER WANTED— A capable housekeeper. Two adults in family. Inquire at this office. 29-ltp 25th day of February, 1929, In favor had on the 4th day of November, LODGE DIRECTORY of State of Oregon, represented and 1922, or since then have acquired or] D a n g e r in O v e r d o in g acting by the World War Veterans now have, In and to the following < j n e YARD LODGE NO. 20« L O B C h a n g e s in B u s in e s s State Aid Commission, against Thos described premises, situated In Uma-I F ,¡lüelj cach Moilrtay creulng ■ 'jfull pound Portland-Pendleton Truck Line !J. L. VAUGHAN Í H ER M ISTO N T R A N S F E R 206 East Court St. ® LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE ANY AND " ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I E verth ing E lectrical PENDLETON-UMATILLA TRUCK LINE, FRED SCHEER, PICKS UP AND DELIVERS FREIGHT FOR PENDLETON, EHC0, STAN FIELD AND UMATILLA AT THIS OFFICE. PHONE 31 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■an «B □ B E IIIG IZ I B ■■■■■■■■□« B W E H A V E T H E E Q U IP M E N T T O FIX R A D IA T O R S ■ R. T. BROWN, County Clerk £ FOR YOU a Phone 139 Pendleton, Ore. g ?■■■■■■ ■ ■■ ■■■■■■■■■»? WE REPAIR SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY AND USE MODERN MAHCINERY AND : It never fail- THE EEST OF MATERIALS. Bead The Herald Want Ads. COLUMBIA THEATER HERMISTON ,0RE. Kneer’s Repair Shop ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a YOU ARE ASSURED OF THE BEST OF SERVICE IN OUR SHOP. Saturday and Sunday, March 23-24 Cfum-ÍXippinq Another 100 per cent Entertainm ent Bill! Sbatte»/! ^fÉndiuance « THERE’S PATHOS—DRAMA—LAUGHS IN— ----------------- , ,---------------------------------- “MOTHER MACHREE” —when men talk business M Is a real pleasure to us to have you come here to talk over busi ness deals, asking our advise upon problems that yoji are not cer tain how to handle. Our facilities are yours to use whenever you wish. V J First National Bank “The Mysterious Airman” • f Hermiston aod UafivUeJ Profits Over $ 7. B. Free. 1. Alexander, Vice- A. S . Norton, Cashier NEXT WEEK the sunset legion ice say ‘•G um -M pping," just the same as saying SHOE SHOP READ THE HOYE PAPER We Want Yon / WITH BELLE BENNETT AND VIC OR MACLAGLAN ALSO CHAPTER 1 OF OUR NEW SERIAL / / » H ^ o r n BOWMAN 7 Fuer lone G e m -ftp p rd Hera b a -» beiti Ib e <4f’>4rbet *r P rr-id m fe wlurb Ira r- Fizv r io n e firea b a - e b e iti t b e « f » 4 , b a l e r P ro .id o n ta w tiie b » ra r- p U rr in ^ e cry ry o »If ffH m U tai J lew« Ir .» o . f f r m u t <»rd e n * - . d c d M.<MW m iim fae M.*.» m ia n tr« . (>« i r . f place ia m tara., rntiairancr, etUstr •tea., Iwngbaraa. end »airly. s m e e lh e i r r m r n l v -F ir e .to n e I * '* -» " ' F ieeelo ire a t» n «« o C « m - h ip p e d Tirea stared -fb p p rd n »e* beve shown th n w - «be k o it »be » aborka— I be Us n ip *—«be constant » Ib e tawcbcet, •Iro ag eet, morta V a •peed p rrd a o f f lb« Ibe faelrat motor ear tripe aerw \ fr.ru f * XQW Black & White Garage J. G. 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