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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 193Î
th o u g h show ing a norm al seasonal San F ran cisco and sold a t $8 per
increase, is still ab o u t 25 p er cent hu n d red w eight.
below a y e a r ago.
F o r th e first tim e th is season fo r­
BY
Z-ambs a t P o rtla n d , d u rin g th e eign b u tte r e n te re d P acific coast
G. R. McDole, Extension Speciali st in Soils, University of Idaho,
Tw elve th o u ­
closing days of F eb ru ary , h it th e m ark ets last week.
Agricultural Extension Division
$5.50 m ark fo r th e first tim e since sand pounds of Sw edish b u tte r sold
Minimum Charge 15c
a t Sau F rancisco a t 23 H e, despite
D ecem ber 1. Some new crop lam bs
or
a 14 cen t ta r iff and 2 H cen t freig h t
P h o sp h o ru s form s the fo u n d atio n o th o r t h a t th e su perphosphate gave
1 Cent a Word
fo r th e fe rtiliz e r in d u stry . The firs t g re a te r p rofits. In these sta te s w here from so u th ern C alifornia reached rate.
use of p h o sp h ate in an y form w as th is w ork was done the soils a re acid
FOR SALI
th ro u g h th e g rin d in g of bones and and a c e rta in am ount of lim e is re ­
ap p ly in g th is p ro d u ct to th e soil. It q u ired to co rrect acidity. As com ­
FOR SALE 25 to n s a lfa lfa hay
w as found th a t on some soils th is p ariso n s w ere m ade in o th e r sta te s
In q u ire a t B u rk ’s.
29-2tp
p ro d u ct produced sa tisfa c to ry re ­ u n d e r co n d itio n s in w hich th e soils
MALOTT SEPARA TO R FOR SALE
su lts, w h ile on o th e rs It seem ed to w ere not acid, it was found th a t the
’"te
w ith m otor. Iow a se p a ra to r No.
have little value. As a re s u lt of ex ­ raw rock phosphate was not as
103. In q u ire W . G. W ebber.
p erim en ts it was found th a t if th e av ailab le nor as p ro fitab le as on the
*
bones w ere tre a te d w ith su lp h u ric acid soils. L a te r in v estig atio n s have
________________
29-4tp
a c i^ It Increased th e a v a ila b ility of been c a rrie d on in these states and
FOR SALE— MY CENTURY SIX
P O R T L A N D
1930— Model A F ord T u d o r
O R E
G O N
$350 th e p hosphorus, m ak in g it su ita b le th e m ore recen t recom m endations
D eluxe H upm obile sedan. F ine
for a p p licatio n on lan d s w here th e are t h a t th e su perphosphate is the
1929— Model A Special
condition. New rub b er, new b attery .
R o ad ster ............................ $250 gro u n d pro d u ct had not proven sa ­ m ore p ro fita b le type of phosphate
HEN in Portland be kind to yourself
V ery reasonable. Terms. Phone 9-J
tisfacto ry . As th e in d u s try developed to use even on acid soils.
1928—
Model
A
F
ord
T
udor
....
$275
or 751.
and
your pocketbook . . . stop ar ’‘The
-2 8 -3 tc
deposits of rock p h o sp h ate w ere d is­
In th e irrig a te d portions of Idaho
1926— Model T P ick u p ........... $ 75 covered w h ich w h en tre a te d w ith
Multnomah.” There is nothing "high hat”
I'OR R EN T —
3-room fu rn ish ed
1927— Model T Coupe ..........
$ 90 su lp h u ric acid, proved to be eq u ally th e soils a re p ractically all n e u tra l
about "The Multnomah.” It’s just a big,
house, $12.50; fu rn ish ed cabins
o r d is tin c tly alk a lin e in reaction.
fine, homelike, hospitable hotel with sur­
1927—
C
hevrolet
T
ruck
...........
$
50 sa tisfa c to ry w ith th e p ro d u ct ob T he ex p erim en ts th a t have been con­
as room o r lig h t housekeeping. H.
g ain ed from bones. I t is from th is
(A nd Speed T ran sm issio n )
prisingly
low rates and popular priced
E. H anby.
29-2tc
ducted on such soils have not show n
b eg in n in g th a t th e enorm ous in d u s­
1927— G raham B ro th ers G-Boy
restaurants.
the raw rock phosphate to be a pro­
100-ACRE RANCH FOR R EN T — All
T ruck ................................ $275 try of th e m a n u fa c tu re of p h o sp h ate fita b le source of phosphorus.
fe rtiliz e rs has developed.
blue grass and a lfa lfa p astu re i r ­
FORD— Model T T ru ck ........... $ 50
In th e p a st th e recom m endations
R esearch co nducted d u rin g th e
Fou rth and
rig a te d front B row nell d itch. J.
Absolutely
from
th e ex p erim en t sta tio n s to the
Pin«
w
ar
b
ro
u
g
h
t
o
u
t
a
process
by
w
hich
W. M essner, H erm isto n , Oregon.
Fireproof
farm
ers
have
been
to
conduct
trials
it was possible to m ake a m ore co n ­
29-2tc
w
ith
th
e
p
h
osphates
before
p
u
rc
h
a
s­
c e n tra te d p h o sp h ate fe rtiliz e r th a n
«’• rf f-»nrr.,r
100 RHODE ISLAND RED CHICKS
had been possible in th e past. ing th em to apply to th e e n tire farm .
________ _____________________________________
T
he
sam
e
recom
m
endations
have
F e b ru a ry 10. T rap n est stock. Ten
T h u s th e treb le su p erp h o sp h ate, co n ­
YOUR
RATES FR O M
$ 2
W IT H
B ATH
hens laid 233 eggs d u rin g Ja n u a ry .
ta in in g 45 to 46 per cen t phosphoric been m ade reg ard less of w h e th e r the
C. C. Mason.
23-tfc
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER
acid, becam e an estab lish ed form ol fa rm e r w as interested in raw rock
p h o sp h ate o r su perphosphate. The
fe rtiliz e r.
FOR SALE— 1 team m ares, w eight
g
re a te r n u m b er of tria ls have been
N a tu ra l o ccu rin g m in eral phos­
about 1150 lbs. each ;
1 team
Go to B u rk 's fo r B arg ain s -Now.
m ade w ith su p er phosphate in com- '
p
h
a
te
Is
d
esig
n
ated
by
sev
eral
term
s.
black horses, w eight 1375 lbs. each ; —Adv.
C hem ically it is know n as tr i-c a l­ pllance w ith recom m endations re ­
1-5 y ear old g aited saddle m are; 1-
g a rd in g th is m aterial.
2 y ear old horse co lt; 1-5 y ear old H IG H EST CASH PR IC ES PAID FOR cium p h o sp h ate. The trad e nam e of
It has been called to our a tte n tio n
some
rock
p
h
o
sp
h
ate
i8
also
used
to
horses,
c
a
ttle,
hogs,
an
d
sheep.
g en tle pony; All priced reasonable.
th a t co n sid erab le raw rock phos- |
See O. M. C lark, R o h rm an G arage, H usto n B ro th ers, T he D alles. 25-tfc d istin g u ish it from th e acid tre a te d
p h a te h a s been introduced in to cer- j
pro d u ct know n as su p er phosphate.
H erm iston.
26-tfc
DAY OLD CHICKS HATCHED AT
A g re a t deal of ex p erim en t w ork ta in d is tric ts . In order th a t th e far- !
H erm isto n .
L eg h o rn s,
R e d s , h as been done all over th e U nited m er m ay d e fin itely d eterm in e the |
FOR SALE — MAJESTIC RANGE
Get o u r prices.
See o u r S ta te s in a com parison of ra w rock re la tiv e values of th is m aterial w ith
in good condition. Mrs. Jo e Dyer. Rocks.
P hone 78-R.
26-tfc chicks.
Y our p atro n ag e a p p re c ia ­ p h o sp h ate w ith su p erp h o sp h ate. A th e su p e r phosphate, it is recom m en­
ted. P o u lts, T u rk ey eggs an d cus­ co n tro v ersy took place betw een th e ded th a t he tr y the tw o m a terials
OFFICE SPACE FOR R EN T — Mod­ tom h atc h in g .
"V ig o rb ilt” H a tc h ­ ex p erim en t sta tio n s o f tw o c e n tra l side by side in th e sam e field and on
ern conveniences. In q u ire H erald
ery, H erm isto n , Oregon.
2 6-tfc s ta te s in w hich one m a in ta in e d th a t the sam e crop, ap p ly in g them accord
office.
th e raw rock p h o sp h ate w as th e in g to th e rates recom m ended by
B u rk 's for B argains. On th e W est W E BUY AND SELL EARLY AND
m ore p ro fita b le form to use, an d th e those se llin g these m aterials.
Side
la te seed potatoes, F red K lu g Co.,
— Adv.
WANT AOS
Every Automobile
on the street is a
ROCK PHOSPHATE
T W d w e r tls e
T o u r B u s in e s «
USED CAR
W h y N ot
Own
One
Headquarters for Eastern Oregon people
■MMM
TE
í
L ...
ra x»
ROHRMAN
MOTOR CO.
Room & Bath
$1.?2
NOW AVAILABLE AT T H E
Washington Hotel
Portland,
Oregon.
CLASS ' ’A"
F IR E PR O O F
W ashington a t 12th S tre e t
ALSO ROOM? W ITHOUT BATH
GOOD GARAGE NEARBY
— F or P erm an en t G uests —
We Have Rooms As Low As
$ 6 .0 0 week, $ 2 0 .0 0 mo.
0. P, HOLLENBECK, Mgr.
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MISCELLANEOUS
108 U nion av en u e, P o rtla n d , O re­
gon.
2 7-tfc
Sheriffs Sale.
FAMILY OF FIVE MAY
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IVEN th a t, LIVE WELL ON $7.51 A WEEK.
W ILL TRADE — GOOD FORDSON
w ill ap p re c ia te it if th e person
u
n
d er and by v irtu e o f a w rit of ex­
T ra c to r for horse» or y o u n g cat
w ho borrow ed my sp rin g to o th
’’T he av erag e A m erican fam ily
tie. R. D. Saylor, Echo, Or. 28-2tp ecution issued o u t of th e C ircu it
from th e F ly n n place so u th of
C ourt of th e S ta te of O regon in and can live w ell, enjoy good h e a lth and
tow n w ill re tu rn sam e.
W . G.
for th e C ounty of U m atilla, u n d er have a b u n d a n t energy fo r w ork,
W ebber.
29-2tp
F ive-year-old trip le ts , B arb ara, th e seal th ereo f, and to me d irected school Jantl social a c tiv itie s on a
HAVE A NUMBER OF BATTERY P am ela and B ruce F e a th e rto n , serv an d delivered upon a ju d g em en t and w eekly b u d g et of $7.51” declared M.
ed as bridesm aids an d page a t a decree ren d ered an d en tered in said D. M unn, founder, and for tw elve
o perated R adios fo r sale. P riced
w ed d in g in T w in k en h am , E ng.
C ourt on th e 29th d ay of F e b ru ary , y e a rs p re sid e n t of th e N atio n al D ai­
from $2 to $5 each. Also several
A m ilk m an in E m poria, K an sas 1932, in fav o r o f R. 0 . H aw ks as ry council a t a m eeting of Oregon
R. C. A. and o th e r speakers. P au l
w ho happened alo n g w hen C h arles p la in tiff, and a g a in s t T hom as H. d a iry lead ers early th is w eek. Mr.
M iller.
29-tfc
B erg erh o u se’s au tom obile
c a u g h t H addox an d E tta B elle H addox, and M unn sp en t tw o days in th e sta te
FOR BUILDING OR REM ODELING fire used fo u r q u a rts of m ilk to ex T he F ir s t N atio n al B ank of H erm is­ stu d y in g d airy problem s and advo­
see H artsook. R o u te 2, H erm is­ tln g u is h th e blaze.
ton, as d efen d an ts, w hereby th e c a tin g g re a te r use of d a iry products
ton, Ore.
22-M arch' 17.
p la in tiff did recover a personal de­ in all fam ily m enus b u t specially in
cree a g a in s t th e d efen d an ts Thom hs hom es w here economy in food buy­
H. H addox an d E tta Belle H addox ing is given serious co nsideration.
for th e sum of $1500.00 w ith In ­
"T h e g overnm ent census show s j
te re st th ereo n a t th e ra te of 7 % per th a t th e average fam ily consists of j
an n u m from th e 2 4 th day of Ju n e, tw o a d u lts and th re e c h ild ren and
1927, an d th e f u r th e r sum of $150.- It Is w ith th e idea of being of g re a t­
00 a tto rn e y ’s fees, an d th e costs est service to th is type of household
an d d isb u rsem en ts tax ed a t $38.90, th a t we have prep ared a low -cost
an d w h ereb y it w as decreed th a t food b u d g et w hich co n ta in s every
DR. A. E. MARBLE
th a t c e rta in m o rtg ag e d ated th e necessary n u tritio n a l elem en t and
Chiropractor
24th d ay of D ecem ber, 1920, exe­
O ffice: Two doors w est postoffice
FIRE INSURANCE CO. cuted by T hom as H. H addox an d E t­ w hich fu rn ish es a b u n d a n t energy I
for m e etin g o u r’com plex problem s of
Office hours, 10 to 12; 1 :3 0 to 6.
ta Belle H addox to p la in tiff upon
M cM innville, Oregon
present fin a n c ia l conditions.
T his
P hone 481 - H erm isto n , Or.
th e fo llo w in g described real p ro p er­
food b udget allow s a w ide choice of
Is Y our F ire In su ran ce
ty, to -w it:
foods, an d has th a t im p o rta n t fea­
A bout to E x p ire?
T he W est o n e -h a lf of th e tu re, a p p e tite appeal, w ith o u t w hich
T h en See
VINEYARD LODGE
N o rth w est q u a rte r of th e S o u th ­ any m eal is u n sa tisfa c to ry .
T his
No. 206 I. O. O. F . m eets each
w est q u a rte r of S ection 27, Twp low -cost b udget m akes g re a te r use
M onday evel ing in Odd F ellow s’
R. C. TODD
5 N o rth , Rg. 29 E.W .M . in U m a­ of d a iry products th a n is som etim es
t r a i l.
V isitin g m em bers co rd ially
tilla C ounty, O regon, show n and used in th e average m enu, as it calls
H erm isto n , O regon
invited
d esig n ated on th e m aps of th e fo r 28 q u a rts of m ilk, tw o pounds
U m atilla P ro je c t of th e U nited of b u tte r and one pound of cheese
W. R. L onghorn, S eeretar.
S ta te s R eclam atio n Service as each week, lee cream m ay be made
W a lte r Mead, N. G.
U n it "C ” in th e S o u th w est q u a r­ a p a rt of th is w eekly m enu and
T. K. Johnson
te r o f S ection 27,
th e r e is a w ide choice in m oats, fish,
Physician and Surgeon
w hich m o rtg ag e w as recorded on the veg etab les an d fru it. C ereals play
W. L. Morgan, D. M. D.
Office, T elephone B u ild in g
1 7 th d ay of F e b ru a ry , 1921, a t page a n im p o rta n t p a rt also ,” said Mr.
now associated w ith
H erm isto n , O regon
168 of Book .73 of th e records of M ann.
Dr. F. V. Prime
m o rtg ag es in th e office of th e C oun­
Office P hone, 1023 H ouse 3 912
G eneral D e n tistry
ty R ecorder of U m atilla C ounty, EARLY CHICK HATCHII* GS
X -R ay an d D iagnosis
O regon, should be foreclosed, and
th e said real p ro p erty sold by the GREATER THAN LAST YEAR.
Jan k Bldg.
P hone C onnections
S h eriff of U m atilla C ounty, Oregon,
S unday and E v en in g s by
OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Cor­
to sa tisfy said ju d g em en t an d all
A p p o in tm en t
co sts; th erefo re, I w ill on S atu rd ay , v allis, M arch 9.— S ig n ific a n t h ap ­
A pril 2, 1932, a t tw o o ’clock In th e p en in g s in th e past w eek's farm
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
aftern o o n of th a t day, a t th e fro n t m a rk e t new s listed by th e Oregon
Alfred W. Christopherson!
PHONE 521
door of th e C ounty C o u rt house In S ta te college extension service w ere
Physician and Surgeon
P en d leto n , U m atilla C ounty, O regon, th e rep o rted increase in baby chick
OfMce P hone 733. Res. P h o n e 712
sell all th e rig h t, title , in te re st and p ro d u ctio n , th e a rriv a l of a eargo of
O ffice: F ir s t N a tio n al B ank B ldg
esta te w hich said d efen d an ts, and Sw edish b u tle r a t San F ran cisco and
all persons claim in g an d to claim th e o p en in g of th e new lam b m ark et
by, th ro u g h , o r u n d er them , o r an y w ith a C alifo rn ia sh ip m en t.
A lth o u g h goverm jtent rep o rts in ­
of th em , h ad on th e 24th day of
DR.
DALE
R0THWELL
Hermiston Beauty Shoppe
D ecembef, 1920, or sin ce th en have, d ic a te th a t m ore chicks w ere h a tc h ­
OPTOMOTRIST
D u art P e rm a n e n t W aves
T he best glasses a t a reaso n ab le ' o r now have, in an d to th e above ed in J a n u a r y by com m ercial h a tc h ­
$2.95 and $5.00
described real p ro p erty and every eries th is year th a n in J a n u a r y 1931
cost.— OPTICAL R EPA IR IN G
F in g e r W aves — 60c an d 75c
p a rt th ereo f, a t p u b lic au ctio n to th e in fo rm atio n is not p a rtic u la rly
| O ver W o o lw o rth 's— P hone 1286
L ate A pp o in tm en ts by P hone.
th e h ig h e st b idder, fo r cash In hand, im p o rta n t w ith respect to p u lle t pro­
♦
P en d leto n , Oregon
P hone 141
th e proceeds o f such sa le to be a p ­ d u ctio n , says th e re p o rt ju s t issued
plied In sa tisfa c tio n o f said execu­ ! by th e college.
tion and a il costs.
T he to ta l num ber of chicks h a tc h ­
WE
D ated th is 1st day of M nrch, 1932. ed In J a n u a r y Is re la tiv e ly sm all
W. J. WARNER
¡com pared to la te r m o n th s rn d they
T. B. GURDANE,
Specialize in Good Furni­
Attorney-at-Law
S h eriff of U m atilla ' a re used to a co n sid erab le ex ten t
ture at Lowest Possible
I for b ro ile r production. F ew er ehicks
C ounty, Oregon.
Prices
I w ere hatched in th e w estern sta te s
Hermiston - Oregon
By G race Jack so n .
| In J a n u a r y th is y e a r th a n a year
D
eputy.
Free Delivery
ago.
(M arch 3— M arch 31)
to your door.
flookin~s of chicks In th e en tire
Hermiston Post No. 37
U nited S ta te s f r r deliv ery by large
Meets firs t an d th ird i
W
hen
.Booth
C
h
ristia
n
of
D
enver
WHW* QUALITY * <>> PINT U MEFT ’
com m ercial bat- heries d u rin g F eb­
T h u rsd ay . L egion A uxil- j I j
coughed v io len tly w h ile e a tin g fish
ru a ry and la te r w as rcp o rled nil hf-
jia ry m eets second and
! a t a re s ta u ra n t he w as ru sh ed to a
ly below th e bookings of a y ear pre-
fo u rth T h u rsd ay .
’ • «StTr* CesOLZTOH OBE cc s
hospital w h ere su rg eo n s found tw o vloitn.
' Legion H all.
T*«h ftooks e»uck lis ht* throît,
P tr f f f r ec.Rsf rç g rro d u rtio i), »!•
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