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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON,
FOR SALE
MALOTT SEPARA TO R FOR SALE
w ith m otor. Iow a se p a ra to r No.
103. In q u ire W. O. W ebber.
29-4tp
FORD
FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR BOARD-
m an o r H erm isto n p ro p erty , 68
acres n e a r W oodland, W ash. E. C.
W ren , Hood R iver, O regon
33-2 tp
FOR SA LE— 15 HEAD JE R S E Y
cows, m ilk in g ; m ilk ro u te estab ­
lish ed ; o th e r y oung sto ck ; m odern,
e lec tric d a iry e q u ip m en t; 87 acres
of a lfalfa. W ill re n t ra n ch for h alf
cf hay raised. H. E. H anby, 34-3tc
I LAX SEED FOR SALE. IN Q U IR E
H erm isto n T ra n sfe r office. 34-tfc
Ammonium
Sulphate
T ry a ten
pound bag
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR R E N T — HOUSE, TWO BED-
rootr.s, larg e liv in g and d in in g
com bined, k itch en , b a th and garage.
R ent 15.00. Lease $14.00. Dr. P rim e
34-3tc
O FFIC E SPACE FOR R EN T — Mod­
e rn conveniences. In q u ire H erald
office.
B u rk 's for
Side.
B arg ain s.
ROHRMAN
MOTOR CO.
On th e W est
— Adv.
ONE JE R S E Y COW FOR SALE
w ith h e ife r calf. Geo. Sale. 3 2—tp
YOUR
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER
KIDS!
Go to B u rk 's' for B a rg a in s— Now.
-Adv.
H IG H E ST CASH PR IC ES PAID FOR
horses, c a ttle , hogs, and sheep.
H u s to n 'B ro th e rs , The D alles. 25-tfc
DAY OLD CHICKS HATCHED AT
H erm isto n .
L eghorns,
R ed s,
R ocks.
G et o u r prices.
See our
chicks.
Y our p atro n ag e a p p recia­
ted. P o u lts, T u rk ey eggs and cus­
tom h a tc h in g .
“ V ig o rb llt" H a tc h ­
ery, H erm isto n , Oregon. ~
26-tfc
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COME AND GET YOUR
‘ UNION 76” GLIDER
Friday & Sat.
for a m ore exten d ed visit.
Miss J e n n ie A lbon an d Mrs. V.
J. H all w ere am ong those w ho w ere
e n te rta in e d a t th e
M. C. B arag er
hom e, n e a r H erm isto n , W ednesday.
T he a ffa ir w as a b irth d a y luncheon
h o n o rin g Mrs. O. T. L o ch rid g e w ho
fo rm erly lived in S tan field .
A t th e T h u rsd ay m e e tin g of th e
L adies Aid tw o im p o rta n t com m it­
tees w ere chosen. Mrs. C h arles Hog-
g ard w ill have c h a rg e of th e sew ­
in g for b izaares w h ile th e fin an ce
co m m ittee consists of th e follow ing,
Mrs. E. O. H osier, Mrs. G. E. G reat-
house, Mrs. H. L. H edrick, M rs M
R efvem , an d Miss H elen F re d ric k ­
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Mr. M iller an d d a u g h te r, Miss
C a th a rin e M iller, a rriv ed in th e com
m u n ity S a tu rd a y for a v isit w ith
Mr. M iller's siste r and b ro th e r-in -
law Ed J. Meyer. Mr. M iller h a s re ­
tu rn e d to his home in C lark sto n ,
W n „ w hile Miss M iller w ill rem ain son.
Business and Professional Cards
HERMISTON
HERMISTON
DR. A. E. MARBLE
O regon M utual
Chiropractor
O ffice: Two door« w est postoffics
Office hour«, 10 to 12; 1 :3 0 to 6.
P hone 4 81 - H erm isto n , Or.
FIRE INSURANCE CO.
McMinnville, Oregon
R. C. TODD
now associated w ith
Dr. F. V. Prime
G eneral D e n tistry
X -R ay a n d D iagnosis
la n k B ldg.
P hone C onnections
S unday an d E v en in g s by
A p p o in tm en t
H erm isto n , O regon
T. K. Johnson
Physician and Surgeon
H erm isto n , O regon
O ffice P h o n e, 1023 H ouse 1012
HERMISTON HOSPITAL
MEDICAL - SURGICAL - X-RAY
and PH Y SIO TH ER A PY
A tte n d in g M. D .:-
A. W . CHRISTOPHERSON
P hone— H o sp ital
551 Res. 712
P h y sician s Office 733.
THURSDAY, A PR IL 21, 1932
COEN OR POTATOES IS CROP
PROBLEM FOR FARMER.
P o tato es o r corn. T h at is th e a l­
te rn a tiv e c o n fro n tin g m any farm ers
ju s t now as they p rep are land for
sp rin g sow n cu ltiv a te d crops in Ore­
gon. says E. R. Jack m an , extension
crops sp e c ia list a t Oregon S ta te col­
lege.
L atest outlook rep o rts on prob-
able acreage of these crops th is year
show th a t in Oregon the acreage of
late po tato es is likely to be about
th e sam e or a little less th a n last
year. R eports on in te n tio n s to p lant
potatoes in th e co u n try as a whole
j show ab o u t th e sam e to a little more
acreage. Of course production w ill
depend g re a tly on yields.
On th e o th e r hand th e re is pros-
? pect of 15 to 17 per cen t increase in
corn acreag e in Oregon, b u t even
' th is w ill n o t come an y w h ere near
su p p ly in g th e g ra in corn needs of
the s ta te , acco rd in g to outlook es­
tim ates. C orn prices a re therefore
expected to be, as usual, th e price
elsew here p lu s tra n s p o rta tio n to
I Oregon.
“ 1 see no in cen tiv e for a man to
jum p from a n o th e r crop to potatoes
' th is year, despite th e old adage to
i m ake m oney
by p la n tin g cheap
seed,” says Jack m an . “On th e o th er
iiand th e re w ould be little auvant-
| age even a t present prices for the
farm er equipped to raise h is nortnai
i acreage of potatoes to abandon th at
j
en terp rise. T h e in -an d -o u te r is a l­
most c e rta in to be ''o u t" in the long
ru n .”
B ut for th e m an p la n n in g as be-
i tw een po tato es or corn for a cu ltl-
, vated cash crop, Jack m an is all in
favor of corn th is year. A cclim ated
v a rie tie s w ill m ake good g ra in crops
j in th e W illam ette valley, southern
. Oregon, M alheur county an d in some
•sections of o th e r counties east of the
Cascade m o u n tain s.
Corn costs ab o u t as m uch to raise
per acre as o th e r g rains, b u t does
not re q u ire n e a rly as much cash o u t­
lay, says Jack m an . A ready m arket
is p ra c tic a lly assured rig h t here in
O regon w here th e am ount of corn
raised an d sold for g rain has to­
taled aro u n d 200 cars as against
ab o u t 1000 c a rs shipped in per year,
in tile W illam ette valley corn will
yield m ore pounds per acre th an
sm all g ra in s, and in some sections
O‘e s ta te re g u la r "corn
b e lt”
y‘eld8 Bre not u ^ m o n .
tions to p la n t onions, m ade as of
M arch 1, in d icated only a sm all in ­
crease in acreage in O regon, b u t in
the whole c o u n try th e re p o rt in d i­
cated th a t grow ers in ten d to p lan t
11 per cent m ore acres of onions.
T his would be a n acreage ab o u t th e
sam e as in 1929. The p rin cip al in ­
crease is expected to be in Colorado
and M ichigan, w ith more m oderata
increases in In d ian a, New York,
M innesota and Idaho.
LAMB PROSPECTS IMPROVE
BUT CROP APPEARS SHORT.
Im proved gro w in g co n d itio n s for
a less th a n norm al lam b crop, but
some decline in prices recen tly on
new crop lam bs w ere rep o rted by the
O. S. C. E xtension service a t the
close of th e first week of A pril.
W ith an ab u n d an ce of m oisture
in the soil, Oregon ran g es an d pas­
tu re s are now m aking good g ro w th .
C onditions in th e high m ountains,
w here th e snow covering exceeds the
norm al for th is tim e of the year, are
enco u rag in g
to stockm en.
Many
sheep and c a ttle, especially in so u th ­
ern counties, a re b eing moved to
early ranges.
W hile some new crop lam bs from
W illam ette valley flocks have alre a ­
dy gone to m ark et, lam bing in the
range bands of e a ste rn O regon is
ju s t
weli u n d er w ay. In valley
flocks the lam b crop was heavy, but
in th e bands of ea ste rn and so u th ­
ern Oregon, considerable loss of old
ewes occurred an d m ore th a n nor­
mal loss of lam bs due to poor condi­
tion of ewes follow ing a severe w in­
te r on poor q u a lity feed.
In D ouglas co u n ty w here early
m ark et lam bs a re a featu re, sheep
cam e th ro u g h th e w in ter jn fair
shape despite lim ited feed, an d are
now m aking good progress on b e tte r
th a n norm al g rass. The lam b crop
is sh o rte r th an in recen t years on ac­
count of u n fav o rab le w eath er in
J a n u a ry when tlie heavy lam b drop
occurred. W ith creep feeding more
common th is y ear, iam bs have made
good grow th and some alread y
w eigh 60 pounds or more.
New lam b prices declined as In-
reused supplies becam e available.
F irst offerings of tlie season b ro u g h t
as h ig h as $10 a hu n d red in nearly
ill m arkets. A t th e close of tr a d ­
ing A pril 8, good to n ear choice
sp rin g lam bs sold a t P o rtla n d
at
$7.50, w ith low er q u o tatio n s rep o r­
ted a t Ran F rancisco. T h irty to 40
per c e n t of th e C alifornia e arly lam b
~rop h as left grow ers hands. T hese
have m ostly gone intovioast m arkets,
th o u g h some have gone to th e cen­
tra l w est and a few cars of dressed
lam bs to this A tla n tic coast.
P e re g rin , and Miss H elen F re d ric k -
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son acted as j o i n t hostesses for a
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b rid a l show er h o n o rin g Miss M ary *
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S w art.
HERM ISTON— As sh o rt-c u ts in
A dding to th e ev en in g ’s p leasure
A dog show will be staged m Ore
w ere vio lin solo by Miss E sth e r h er k itc h e n , w ork, one H erm iston gon City on May 28 and 29 under aus
F red rick so n , am ong th ese being hom em aker re p o rts th a t she uses pices of the Clackamas Kennel ciub.
"L ove S ends a L ittle G ift of R oses,1 larg e m alted m ilk ja r s as co n tain ers
Sweet Home shipped its first car ol
by O penshaw . P ian o accom panim ent i ^or coarse flour, for sugar, b reak fast
lum ber over the Oregon Electric ex­
to a ll m usical n um bers w as played foods, corn m eal and g rah am flour, tension, completed recently. The ship­
and keeps on h and a roll of gum m ed
by Miss H elen F red rick so n .
m ent w as consigned by the Sawyer
R efresh m en ts w ere served by the paper fo r lab elin g canned fru its, ve­ mill to Lebanon.
hostesses. Miss A lice Dyer of H er­ getab les, jam s an d jellies as they
The comm issioners of Bend have
a re put up.
m isto n w as an out-of-tow n guest.
Mr. an d Mrs. W. G W allace and I K IIA PPA — Tw o pockets h u n g be- made a 25 per cent reduction in
Miss In a S tu rd iv a n t m otored to j hind th e P an try door to hold w rap- charges for sprinkling. The reduc­
tion will cut the revenue of the water
P a rk d a le S a tu rd a y aftern o o n re tu rn ping p ap er and p ap er sacks, and a
departm ent about $2500.
sm
aller
pocket
for
tw
ine
are
tim
e
in g S u n d ay evening. T hey w ere a c ­
end
energy
savers
reported
to
the
The city council of Moro has made
com panied by Miss Je n n ie A lbon
an d Jo h n A lbon, and w ere g u ests a t hom e m an ag e m en t specialist of the a reduction in w ater rates. The new
O regon E x ten sio n Service by a hom e schedule is $1.75 for the first 1000
th e S tu rd iv a n t and Lone homes.
gallons and 30 cents per thousand (or
T he E a ste rn O regon T u rk ey Grow m ak er in K nappa.
GRANTS PASS— W omen enrolled each additional thousand.
ers an n o u n ce a May pool to dispose
A W hite Leghorn hen belonging to
of b reed in g stock if enough g ro w ers in th e vegetable cookery project In
Mrs. A1 Goodman of Oakland has laid
a re in te re ste d . The plan is to sell Jo sep h in e co u n ty re p o rt to Mrs. S ara
locally so m oney w ill be av ailab le W ertz, home d em o n stratio n ag en t, three eggs, the weight of which totaled
th a t as a d irect re s u lt of th e m eet­ 18V4 ounces. Each was well formed
im m ed iately .
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Mr. an d Mrs. Miles C. B a ra g e r of ings held, 35 persons are e a tin g and covered witli a hard shell.
Seven teachers will be dropped from
H erm isto n w ere d in n e r g u ests a t m ore vegetables, 23 are e atin g vege­
tab les th ey never a te before, an d 26 the teaching force of The Dalles
th e S. R. Cooper hom e Sunday.
fam ilies use all th e suggested w ays schools this year in th e interest ol lE W I'R CHICKS HATCHED;
of p re p a rin g vegetables.
economy. Expenditures for free text
REDMOND— How th e fam ily ap ­ books will be reduced to the minimum. ¿UTTER MARKETS SLUMP.
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PINE CITY NEWS
* p e tite for cabbage w as changed by
The G reat N orthern railw ay is to
F ew er chicks hatched by w estern
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<• pro p er cooking is th e sto ry told by place large engines of the Mikado type liatcherios. P acific coast egg produc­
one D eschutes county hom em aker to In operation between Bend and IGam
tion a t its peak and a b reak in coast
Miss E lla M iller, hom e d em o n stra ­
A new sw e a te r for h u n te rs and
Mr. an d Mrs. W . D. N eill w ere tion ag en t. The m an In the fam ily ath Falls. They will operate over the b u tte r prices a re events fea tu re d in tlshernien co n tain s tubes filled w ith
new track south from Bend past Lava th e w eekly m a rk e t new s sum m ary
business v isito rs In E cho and H e r­ could n o t e a t cabbage because it
a b u o y an t m a te ria l th a t w ill keep a
Butte.
from the O S. C. extension service.
m isto n T h u rsd ay .
gavo him indigestion. T he hom em a­
w earer a flo at In water for several
A
forest
fire,
first
of
the
year,
raged
C
om
m
ercial
h
atch
e
ries
In
th
e
wes­
C hurch w as held a t th e P in e City ker prepared it by the e ig h t m in u te
hours.
a u d ito riu m S u n d ay aftern o o n . S er­ m ethod, p u ttin g it In p len ty of boil­ in the scenic lower Metolius river te rn sta te s h atch e d few er chicks
vices w ill be h eld n e x t S u n d ay eve­ in g salted w ater an d le ttin g it cook country and spread through ten acres d u rin g Decem ber, Ja n u a ry and F eb­
n in g w ith Rev. S leth es of L ex in g ­ in an uncovered k e ttle for e ig h t of tim ber. The fire was trenched by ru a ry th a n a y ear ago, acco rd in g to
a forest service crew from Sisters governm ent rep o rts, b u t th e re was
to n as m in ister.
m in u tes a fte r it sta rte d to boil. The
some increase in h a tc h in g s in th e
Miss M ildred W alls v isited a t her e n tire fam ily can now e a t cabbage after a stubborn fight.
The sportsm en’s group of the Shaata e a stern states. B ookings fo r March
hom e n e a r H erm isto n T h u rsd ay .
w ith no ill effectB. T he vegetable
T he P in e C ity h ig h school te a c h ­ cookery p ro ject in w hich th is in ­ Cascade W onderland association has and la te r deliv ery w ere rep o rted 3.7
ers, S tan ley A tk in an d Miss H elen stru c tio n is included is b eing c a r­ adopted a resolution asking the Klam­ per c en t lig h te r th a n a y ear ago for
NOW AVAILABLE AT T H E
H eath , Bpent th e w eek end in W alia ried on in D eschutes co u n ty w ith ath Indians tribal council to enter into the w hole c o u n try and dow n 8.4 per
negotiations to nllow flRhing righto to c en t in th e w estern sta te s.
W alla.
th e cooperation of Miss L ucy Case,
A lthough th e peak In P acific egg
T he P in e C ity b aseb all
team n u tritio n sp ecialist, of th e Oregon whites on the reservation.
Portland, Oregon.
F orty Lane county fam ilies are production w as reached d u rin g the
played th e E cho baseball team a t E xten sio n service.
CI-ASS “A’'
FIR EPR O O F
ready to sta rt gardens to raise vege week en d in g A pril 1, coast m arkets
E cho S u n d ay a ftern o o n . T he score
w as 10 to 2 in fav o r of Echo. Those Ill THE COUNTY COURT OF THE tables for canning as a p art of the re­ held fa irly steady. S to rag e of eggs
lief program for the coming year. To by firs t receivers becam e q u ite h ea­
p lay in g on th e team w ere O scar Mc­
STATE OF OREGON.
aid them in starting an appcnl is made vy but larg e sp ecu lato rs w ere not In
C arty , Joe M eador, Jo h n M cCarty,
for tools, equipm ent and seeds.
R ay A pplegate, O. F. B artholom ew ,
the m ark et. A heavy consum ptive
For the County of Umatilla
M arion F in ch , Dick C arlson, F ra n k
E ither the R eedsport grade school dem and for th e U nited S ta te s as a
IN T H E M ATTER OF T H E ESTA TE must sell 300 w arrants of $25 each or whole helped to reduce th e necess ity
C arlson, E a rle W a tte n b u rg e r.
OF SAMUEL It. OI.DAKER, D E ­ I ha school;, cannot open next Septem­ of sto rin g .
B etty , F ran cis, an d P a tty F in ch
CEASED,
a tte n d e d a b irth d a y p a rty in honor
ber, according to W. A. Burdick, presi
W ith receip ts of b u tte r a t co ist
R. dent of the school board. Tho w ar m arkets h eav ier th a n d u rin g rec nt
of M ary Carol Thom pson, S unday a t To V irg in ia P. Jo u le , E m m a
S ta ltz , Mary C. O ldaker, J. S. 01- rants will draw 6 par cent interest.
th e Sloan Thom pson home.
weeks and a lessened dem and fol­
Lee V inson h ad th e m isfo rtu n e of
d ak cr, Jessie S. Je n k in s, A nnie
Marion county's m arket road pro low ing E aster, prices along th e crast
W ashlngton a t 12th S tre e t
T rem an, and all o th e r persons in ­ gram for the year 1932 includes the broke sh a rp ly low er. P o rtla n d lob­
h a v in g his leg c u t severly F riday
ALSO ROOMS WITHOUT BATH
m o rn in g w hen th e m ule w hich he
tereste d in said estate.
im provem ent of approxim ately 45 bing pricea on 92-93 acore declined
GOOD GARAGE NEARBY
IN T H E NAME OF T H E STATE miles of road, it was announced by tw o cents to a level of 23 to 24 cents
was rid in g to school ra n in to th e
— For P erm an en t G uests —
fence. Lee w as ta k e n to th e d o ctor OF OREGON, You are hereby com ­ the county court. W ork already has on A pril 1. A t San F rancisco, 92
W e Have Rooms As Low As
w ho took six stitc h e s in th e w ound. m anded to ap p ear in th e C ounty started on a numbor of tho projects score declined th re e cen ts and stood
H e is now able to a tte n d school.
C ourt, of t h e . f a t e of Oregon, in and
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Although the Columbia county court
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. B arth o lo m ew for th e C ounty of U m atilla, a t th e declined to make an approprial ion for 1
0. P. HOLLENBECK, Mgr.
an d L ila, also NeVa an d O ieta N eill C ourt H ouse in th e City of P en d le­ a county fair this year, one will be
Tlie g o v ern m en t re p o rt on in ten -
a tte n d e d th e Ju n io r-S e n io r play in ton, Oregon, on th e 4tli day of Ju n e. held at St. Helens, the fair board has |
E cho F rid a y even in g .
1932. a t th e h o u r of 2 :0 0 o'clock decided. An appropriation from the '
Mrs. J. J. C hishol, and d au g h te rs, P. M., of said day,
show cause, state of about $890, charges for cou j
B a rb a ra an d M arjean , of W alla W al- if an y exists, w hy an o rd er should cessions and adm ittance receipts are I
la, sp e n t th e week end v is itin g Mrs not be m ade a u th o riz in g F. B. Sw ay- expected to supply costs.
O llie N eill.
|z e , a d m in is tra to r, w ith w ill annexed,
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Dalton of North
Roy N eill an d S h o rty C offm an ' cf th e e sta te of Sam uel R. O ldaker, Powder was fatally injured, nnd a son. ,
m ade a business tr ip to H erm iston deceased, to soil th e real p ro p erty Wiley, Buffered grave injuries when
T h u rsd ay .
of Haid e sta te described as follow s their car struck the Telocaset viaduct
Mrs. O llie N eill m ade a v isit tr ip to -w it:-
on the Oregon T rail highway. All
to Echo Monday.
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T ract 1— Lot 3 in Block 1, In th e three were taken by ambulance to Hoi !
T he H a t P earson sh e a rin g crew
c it y of H erm iston as located in
Lake sanitarium , but Mrs. Dalton was ,
Is now sh e a rin g a t th e Tom Boylen
th e NE>4 S E '4 Section 10, Twp.
dead when It arrived and her husband
hen in Portland be kind to yotrself
ran ch .
4, N orth R ange 28, E. W. M., died a few hours later.
Mr. an d Mrs. M arion F in ch and
T ra c t 2— T he SW *4 SE *4, Sec­
and your pocketbook . . . stop at ‘ The
Oregon's greatest tourist year has |
c h ild ren w ere b u sin ess v isito rs in t
tio n 32, Twp. 5, N orth R ange 29,
Multnomah." There is nothing "high hat"
E cho an d H erm isto n S atu rd ay .
E. W . M.; and T ra c t 3— T he started out with a bang! During ¿he ;
about
"The Multnomah." It's just a big,
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. W a tte n b u rg e r
W % NW *4 NW >4 S E '4. Section first three months of the year 8505
fine,
homelike,
hospitable hotel with sur­
visiting
cars
have
registered
in
Ore
:
an d c h ild re n , E lsie S tra in , Alma
10, Twp. 4, N orth R ange 28, E.
gon
as
against
7442
during
the
sim
ilar
prisingly
low
rates
and popular priced
N eill, Mrs. Ollie N eill, an d d a u g h te r
W. M..
restaurants.
O ieta, w ere bu sin ess v isito rs In W al- in se p a ra te tra c ts, a t p riv a te sale for period last y e a r—a gain of 1963 care,
or 14 per rent.
la W alla S a tu rd a y .
.cash in h and to th e h ig h est bidder.
Even chickens of the feathered va­
J a k e W a tte n b u rg e r and d a u g h te r.
W itn ess my hand and th e seal of
Absolutely
Fourth >nd
riety are taking men’s jobs a t Cottage
M ary v isited a t th e hom e of Lon said C ourt affixed th is 20th day of
Fireproof
Pin«
Grove. Bud Shortrldge owns a bantam
W a tte n b u rg e r S a tu rd a y -a n d S unday. A pril, 1932.
hen that crows like a rooster after
Roy N eill, S h o rty C offm an, M il­
E. B. C /.fiTEEL,
laying an egg. It produces early in
d red W alls an d R alp h N eill w e r e ,
C ounty C lerk.
the morning anil several d im s has
bu sin ess visitors Iq Pendleton Sat- ;
By Mary M lllsop, D eputy.
disturbed neighbors,
W IT H
B ATH
RATES FR O M
urday,
(Arc'll 21— Msv 19»
Room & Bath
$1.55
Washington Hotel
Is Your Fire Insurance
About to Expire?
Then See
W. L. Morgan, D. M. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Raym ond W alk er
Dr. Best Seeks Nomination
an d d a u g h te r B everly A nn w ere 1
(C o n tin u ed from page 1)
d in n e r g u ests T h u rsd ay a t th e hom e j fa m ilia r w ith business, fam iliar by
of Mrs. W alk e r's b ro th er, C. D Cou- close c o n ta c t an d observation w ith
nor
'th e co u n ty s problem s and needs. He
Dr. Thom pson conducted services j is a larg e ta x p a y e r, holding around
and presided a t th e co n g reg atio n al 1 1000 acres of lan d in th e county, !
Principal Events of the Week
m eetin g a fte r ch u rch S unday. Armand is personally in terested in le s-,
Assembled for Information
ra n g e m e n ts w ere made to hold m orn sening, so ta r as hu m an ly possible, j
Ing ch u rch services every tw o weeks, th e b urdens of th e taxpayer.
of Our Readers.
Rev. G ibson w ill fill th e p u lp it on
He
expresses
confidence
th a t
A pril 24, a t 11:00 A. M.
I U m atilla C ounty, as well as the
Miss Rose H oosier san g an ex- c o u n try a t larg e, w ill em erge tri-
THE MARKETS
cep tio n ally p leasin g n um ber, “ Be- j u m p h a n t from its p resent sjum p
Portland
cause,” by H anchelot.
W heat — Big Bend bluestem. hard
w ith th e aid of e n lig h ten ed legisla­
T he g u ests w ere th en divided In­ tion.
w inter, 71c; soft white and w estern
to tw o groups, each one receiving
Dr. Best Is a fo rm er m ayor of ! white, 61%c; hard winter, northern
a b ro ad cast from sta tio n C-U -P-l-D | W eston and P en d leto n , and is now spring and w estern red, 59%c.
H ay Buying prices, f. o. b. Port
of th e com ing m arria g e of Miss Mary ¡serv in g as co u n ty physician and '
S w a rt to H a rry L y tle of Pasco, . h ealth officer. H e has alw ays dis- land; Alfalfa $16; oats and vetch, $16.
B uttcrfat—Pound 13® 15c.
w hich w ill be an event of early charged his public d u ties w ith in-
E ggs—Ranch, 11® 12c.
Ju n e . Miss S w a rt “ had h er horos- telligence and ab ility .
He served
H ogs—Good to choice,$3.75®4.50.
cope read by each group.
[his c o u n try overseas as C aptain in
C attle—Choice steers, $6.25@7.
A b e a u tifu lly d ecorated c a rria g e th e M edical R eserve Corpse. H e re
Lam bs—Good to choice, $6.50@7.
d raw n by a flow er fa iry and wood ceived h is p re lim in a ry education a t
Seattle
elf in th e p erso n s of little M ildred A lbert College, C anada. At C ha­
W heat—Soft white, w estern white,
an d L ouis P en n ey co n tain ed m any tham B usiness college and is a g ra-
p re tty and u sefu l g ifts for th e new I d u a te of B elleville sh o rt-h a n d Uni- 63c; hard winter, w estern red, 62c;
k ° me-
| v ersity and C om m ercial law. H e is northern spring, 64c; bluestem, 71c.
E ggs—Ranch, 13@15c.
E rv in e B ak er is in th is v icin ity also a g ra d u a te of R ush Medical Col-
B utterfat—Pound 17c.
sh e a rin g sm all ban d s of sheep be- lege of C hicago, Illinois. He has a
H ogs—Good to choice, $4.50®4.60.
lo n g in g to M. J. M cD erm ott, R obert i wife, th re e d a u g h te rs and one son.
C attle—Choice steers, $6@7.
S ta rk w e a th e r, F red T h o rn e, Bob
Dr. Best favors th e im m ediate
Sheep—Choice lambs, $5.50@6.
an d J F. R ueber.
paym ent of th e rem ain in g h a lf of
Spokane
A p le a sa n t social event took place ' th e soldier s bonus.
He considers
C attle—Steers, good, $6@6.50.
a t th e hom e of Mrs. E. A H oosier i th a t th is w ould b rin g im m ediate fl-
H ogs—Good to choice, $3.85@4.10.
S a tu rd a y ev en in g w hen M rs H oosier t nanciul re lie f to a ll of tile U nited
L am b s-G o o d to choice, $5.50®C.25.
Mrs. W. W K elty, Miss M ildred j S tates.
OREGON STATE NEWS
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Your
Garden
Needs
Minimum Charge 15c
or
1 Cent a Word
OREGON
MARKHAM
Beauty Shop
$6.00 week, $20.00 mo.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
PHONE 521
Headquarters for Eastern Oregon people
Hermiston Beauty Shoppe
PENDLETON
D u a rt P e rm a n e n t W aves
$2.95 and $5.00
F IN G E R W AVES — 50c
L a te A p p o in tm en ts by P hone.
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DR. DALE ROTHWELL
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Attomey-at-Law
Hermiston - Oregon
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Meets first and third
^Thursday. Legion Auxil­
ia r y meets second and
fourth Thursday,
i Legion Hall.
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