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    THURSDAY, MAT 4, 1933
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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERM1STQN, OREGON
PAGE THREE
Stanfield Grange News.
The Stanfield Grange Is giving a
dance Friday night May 5. We are !
making a great effort to pay for
our hall so come, help us a little
Thank you
and have a good time with the rest
J MESSAGE TO EVERY MEMBER.
1 Cent a Word
of us.
The H. E. club members have a
i surprise number for grange Satur-
MISCELLANEOUS
you read this. I am keeping stock | day evening, May 6. If you do not FOR SALE
PASTURES.
The Spittle Bug With Special Ref­
WHITE LEGHORN
off this field to give volunteer plants I attend grange you cannot hope to
WHOLE WHEAT
Cockerells, $6.00 per hundred. J
By A. D. SMITH.
erence to Control on Strawberries
of various legumes time to estab­ I keep up with it many activities.
H.
Reid,
Phone
40-W-3.
34-ltc
It is cheaper to start pastures in lish themselves. Meadow fescue is
The Entomology Department at February or early March than now,
one of the best yielders on moist CLARK GABLE SUPPORTED
FOR TRADE—FORDSON TRACTOR
the Oregon Experiment station re­ for the reason that you do not have
for team. J. Berry, Umatilla. 361p
ports that right now is an oppor­ to irrigate to start the plant. At land.
BY CAPABLE CAST
For un-irrigated land or your
tune time to dust with lime for the this time of the year it is necessary
HIGHEST
CASH PRICES PAID
Clark Gable, in his first solo star-
control of the Spittai -Bug on the to keep the ground well moistened driest irrigated land use crested
for
hogs,
cattle, veal, and sheep.
wheat grass, smooth brome grass, ring vehicle, dominates “No Man of
strawberry. The bugs are out.
at the surface for some time to start orchard grass, Ladak alfalfa
L. J. Huston, 910 F. Street, The
and
Her
Own,
screen
feature
of
the
—
,,
—
Use of Hydrated Lime: Seventy- the grasses and some kinds of le­
. .. _
Dalles. Ore.
June 29-p.
five per cent control of the spittle gumes. Some legumes send down a sweet clover; for wet land use reed new program that comes to the Oa-1__________
bug on strawberries can be expected tap root in a short time, and it is canary grass, meadow fescue, Eng­ sis May 7-8. The Paramount com- HIGHER CASH PRICES PAID FOR
from an application of 100 pounds not so necessary to hold moisture at lish rye grass (also known as per­ pany, which borrowed him from his all kinds of livestock. Write J. G.
per acre of hydrated lime to the in­ the surface so long a time for them. ennial rye grass), alsike clover, home lot, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, for Foster, The Dalles, Ore., Box 815.
—Apr. 1-tfp
fested plants. The lime should be It is not possible to put most kinds sweet clover, and strawberry clover; this picture, has provided him with |
put on with a dusting machine that of small seeds deep enough to in- for alkali land use strawberry clo­ an unusually capable and well- ! =-===--========
will force the dust through the sure moisture for them in dry wea- ver and sweet clover. The straw­ chosen supporting cast.
I the undersigned administrator of
Gable, as the story opens, is a suc the estate of Fannie Cotton Todd,
plants and back from beneath. Bulk ther. Some kinds can be covered berry clover will grow in alkali
to arrive
water,
but
the
sweet
clover
will
on-
cessful card shark, using Dorothy deceased, has filed his final report,
application of lime with a spoon or two inches, but some other kinds
Pound Box
by hand will not get the results. should be covered only half Inch or ly stand a limited amount of alkali, Mackaill as the lure to attract weal­ with the clerk of the above enttitled
WHITE OR GRAHAM
Power dusters or hand power dust­ less. In heavy land they should be So far as I know no grass is a suc- thy men to his poker game, where court, and that the Judge of said
ers may be used. Use the lime early put in very shallow. Where seed is cess on alkali land. Lemon’s alkali he trims them witth stacked decks, court has designated Saturday, the
Dosen - Up
Lb. Box
following the appearance of the broadcast, the best covering imple­ grass is not of much economic value, being assisted at his work by Grant 3rd day of June, 1933, at 2:00 o-
spittle bug.
ment that I have found is a tree and Zawadki’s alkali grass seems Mitchell and Paul Ellis. Clark is clock in the afternoon as the time,
2 Per cent Nicotine Dust: Nico- with large limbs partly cut off to extremely hard to start. I do not tired of Dorotthy and tells her so, and the rooms of the above entitled
tine dust for the
I
control of spittle weaken them so the brush will rest know very much about it otherwise. whereat she becomes angry and court in the County Court House in
Ladino clover needs a large amount threatens to tell the district attor­ Pendleton, Umatilla county, Ore­
ELBOW CUT
bug is more nearly
i
100 per cent on the ground.
of
moisture, as it is a shallow-rooted ney, but doesn’t.
effective but the cost is much high­
gon, as the place when and where |
Last winter some of the orchard
Gable goes to a small town, meets hearing is to be had thereon. All
er than is the case when lime is grass, Ladino clover, and all the plant. The same is true of the white
used. Hydrated lime may cost $1.50 white dutch clover were winter kill­ dutch clover. Both will sometimes Carole Lambard, lightly wins her in persons interested are hereby noti­
per acre or less, while the nicotine ed on my place. Seemingly, all the winter kill, but this does not occur terest with his fascinating personal­ fied to then and there appear and
dust may cost as much as $6.00 per strawberry clover was also killed, often. Ladino has not proved the ity and, on the flip of a coin, mar­ show cause, if any they have, why
acre.
but there is a volunteer crop of the great success with me that is claim­ ries her. Back in his New York ap­ said report should not be approved,
About 100- pounds of nicotine strawberry, white dutch, sweet. and ed by some. It seemingly has not artment, she discovers that he is a the administrator discharged, his
stood pasturing as well as some oth­ cheat and tells him so. Thereupon bondsmen exonerated and the es­
dust is required per acre and this alsike clover this spring.
dust must properly be dusted on to
It is not necessary to loosen the ers. Winter rye can be sown now for Gable goes to J. Farrell MacDonald, tate closed.
Dated this 4th day of May, 1933.
the plants by a hand duster or ground deep for seeding. A rather annual pasture. It will not produce a detective who has been trying to
Pay
ROBERT C. TODD,
power duster for the best results. firm seed bed is best. If there is not grain sown at this time, but it will get evidence against him, and ag­
rees
to
square
himself
with
the
law
Less
Administrator.
give
pasture
all
season,
pas-
if
not
Carelessly throwing this dust on the a sod or too much trash, the disc
(May 4-25)
plants will mostly result in disap- and spring tooth harrow are all that tured too closely. Sudan grass and by taking a three months’ sentence.
pointment and loss.
FARMERS CASH STORE
is needed. If the ground is very soft, cane make good pasture for hogs as On his release from prison he finds
OSC Elects New Student Officers.
Preparation of Nicotine Dust: it is best to pack it with a roller, well as other animals, Rye will Carole waiting.
We offer another of those mirth-
grow in cooler weather than most
For a 2 percent nicotine dust use or in some other way.
Student affairs at Oregon State
provoking
comedies with W. C.
any
other
plant.
Stock
will
some
2 12 pounds of nicotine sulphate or
If seeds are broadcast with a ma­
college passed into the hands of a
Fields
in
"The
Pharmacist.
”
Also
a
times
bloat
on
cane.
black leaf 40 to 47 % pounds of hy- chine, it is necessary to sow the
I new group of leaders with the in­
Most all are acquainted with Ken news reel.
drated lime. Place in tight keg or light and heavy seed separately. If
stallation of the officers who came
tucky
blue
grass.
It
is
good
feed,
but
drum with 12 -pound of egg-sized sown together, the heavy ones will
out on top at the annual spring
CHEVALIER
IN
BEST
rocks for each pound of dust to be probably be thrown twice as far as it does not furnish as much feed as
election. Those now holding the
mixed, and rotate barrel or other the light ones. Separate into about some other pasture plants. Canadian PICTURE, BELIEF HERE
reins of student body government
blue
grass
will
grow
on
harder,
container for lo minutes, Sift out three lots for weight, and sow each
are Fred Saling, Corvallis, presi­
(From the Oregonian)
rocks and use immediately or put in lot separately. It takes about three drier land than the Kentucky blue
dent; Dorothy Ann Sidler, Portland,
Now and then there comes to the secretary; Kermit Linstedt, McKen­
tight container for future use.
months for some of the grasses to grass.
You
can
get
the
rate
of
seeding
screen a photoplay so happily con­ zie Bridge, first vice-president; Vir­
get root enough so that stock will
each of the legumes and grasses ceived, so charmingly played and so ginia Cooper, Portland, second vice-
Turkey Shipment.
not pull up the plants.
It is best to sow about a dozen from government bulletins or seed deftly directed and filmed that it president; Robert Rushing, Oakland
Breeding stock of the Eastern
The seed catalogs some­ leaves the spectator mentally re- Cal., third vice-president.
kinds
of legumes and grasses to­ catalogs.
Oregon Turkey Growers membership
Alfred W. Christopherson :
W. L. Morgan, D. M. D
times give two or three times as
The principal editorial positions,
is to be pooled Monday, May 8, at gether. No kind is at its best all much as should be sown of vetch trashed and spiritually buoyed up.
Physician and Surgeon
;
Such a photoplay is “Love .Me To- which are appointive, are now filled
season, and all kinds are not at the
General Dentistry
the turkey grower’s warehouse.
and grains. For instance they may night," which will open at the Oasis by Warren Reid, Corvallis, editor
Office:
First National Bank Bldg. |
best
at
the
same
time.
If
possible
X-Ray and Diagnosis
The pool has been purchased by
say 50 pounds of vetch mixed with
Office Phone 733 - Res. Phone 712 ■
Daily Barometer; Ralph Coleman, Bank Bldg.
Oregon Savanir of Portland at all stock should be kept off while 80 Qounds of grain. Forty pounds of theatre May 5.
Phone
"Love Me Tonight” gives Cheva­ Eugene, editor of the Beaver; and
14 7-10 cents for top; 12 cents for the ground is wet. If your acreage winter vetch or 40 pounds of win-
Residence
Phone
25-J
choice; 10 cents for common; and and number of stock are such that ter grain is plenty here when sown lier the greatest opportunity of his Phil Brainard, Grants Pass, editor
Sunday and Evenings by
you can divide your pasture into
career and brings out his best work. of the Student Directory.
W. J. WARNER
11 cents for old toms.
Appointment
alone, and half this amount of each Jeanette MacDonald also appears to
several
lots
and
rotate,
you
will
get
Newly elected class presidents are
Be sure the birds are shut up and
when mixed. Grain does not tiller
Attorney-at-Law
starved the day before they are kill­ far more feed, and you can irrigate (stool) some places. , and I presume the best advantage as the film Albert Head, Portland, sophomores;
the
different
lots
when
there
is
no
makes living capital of her patri- Milton Campbell, Portland, Juniors;
ed. They should, however, have
this accounts for the difference, Cian beauty, her vivid dramatic
Hermiston - Oregon
plenty of water to drink, to flush stock on the land. Land gets ex­ If you are mixing ten varieties of prowess, her charming voice and her and Everett Davis, Corvallis, sen­
tremely
hard,
if
walked
on
by
stock
iors.
their digestive tract. This Is neces­
grasses in sowing, take one-tenth delightful flair for comedy. Without
Hermiston Beauty Shoppe
sary to prevent green crops, which when wet. If you want to pasture the acre amount of each and mix to­ exception, the supporting cast is ex­
H. W. KELSEY
will cause the birds to grade down. alfalfa, the best way to do it is to gether for one acre.
cellent, particularly Charles Ruggles
Duart Permanent Wave.
The turkeys should be killed the let it make a good growth, then
Plumbing & Pipe Fitting
and
Charles
Butterworth,
Myrna
day before they are received and put on enough stock to eat it down
Lay and C. Aubrey Smith.
Pump and Gas
Late Appointments by Phone.
hung in a dark, cool place, to avoid in a short time. Handled in this JAPANESE DISTINGUISH
The musical background is al­
Phone 141
Engine Repairing
way,
it
seems
to
last
as
well
as
when
flies.
SEX' IN DAY-OLD CHICKS.
most continuous, always bright and
72-W
Phone
Receiving will begin at 6:00 P. cut for hay. It it is kept eaten down
full of life, matching the rhythm
all
the
time,
it
will
not
last
long.
The
time
is
not
far
distant
when
M. and continue unttil all birds are
and
movement
of
the
play
ingen
­
When grasses and legumes are a poultryman desiring to raise 1000
received. Night receiving is being
iously and interestingly. Standing
resorted to at this time of year to mixed in the pasture, I have never pullets will order Just enough more out from this tapestry of music are
Hermiston Post No. 37
when
plants
had
bloat
occur
even
baby
chicks
to
care
for
the
ordinary
prevent difficulty which would ar­
Meets first and third
half a dozen catchy new songs,
were
extremely
wet.
I
found
that
mortality , rather than ordering which Justified the remark of one
ise in the day time it hot weather
Thursday.
Legion Auxil­
horses kept on pasture from one, to twice as many knowing half of
prevails.
iary meets second and
one and a half hours in the morn­ them will be cockerels. In fact that member of the preview audience,
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
fourth Thursday.
ing, and the same time in the eve­ is the condition in Japan now, and "Well, we’ve just heard the next
NEW LEAFLET EXPLAINS
RHONE 521
three
months'
radio
programs.
”
Legion
Hall.
ning. kept fat when doing moderate two Japanese experts on sex deter­
Also a comedy “Plumber and the
ART OF HOOKING RUGS.
work. All animals eat more than mination in baby chicks recently
they need when they are on the pas­ visited Oregon State college and ex­ Lady,” and school days.
ture continuously. I have tried this
CORVALLIS—To answer inqui- method with cattle. It is possible plained the method to poultry spe­ Notice of Hearing Upon Final
ries concerning that age-old home that they might bloat, if kept up cialists and Oregon hatcherymen as­
Report.
craft of rug making, a special leaf- all night and turned on a wet pas­ sembled there.
Manicuring, Marcelling Hot Oil
ERNEST GHORMLEY
Before
any
ambitious
hatchery
­
let called "Hooked Rug Suggest- ture. Your pasture will carry far
Shampoo, Fingerwaving, Facials
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
THE
MEN’S CLOTHING and
ions,” has been prepared Jointly by more stock, if you can handle it in man hurries to Corvallis to find out
STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA­
LADIES HOSE
Mrs. Azalea Sager, extension spe­ this way. I notice newspaper state­ all about this process, let it. be said
Realistic Beauty Shop
TILLA COUNTY.
301 E. Court St.
Phone 326
cialist in clothing, textiles and re­ ments of certain persons carrying that being shown how it is done,
Finger
Wave - 50c and 25c
In the matter of the estate of
Pendleton, Oregon
‘Tian to go
lated arts, and Miss Mildred Cham­ a large number of stock per acre. and doing it with a reasonable de­
We Specialize in Permanent
gree
of
accuracy,
are
two
different
Thomas
Walter
Botkin,
deceased.
Waving
berlain, associate professor of cloth­ but I learned that at least a part of
CHICAGO
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
606 Main St.
Pendleton, Ore.
ing, textiles and related arts at Ore­ those who have pastures with a things—something like being shown
Office Phone 523 Res. Phone 461
gon State college. These specialists large carrying capacity follow the how to play a piano. Skill and prac- the undersigned executrix of the1
in applied arts believe that hooked above method. I have never seen a tice are the prime essentials, Judg- last will and testament of Thomas
DR. F. L. INGRAM
Walter Botkin, deceased, has filed
rugs furnish opportunity for crea­ pasture that will carry the large ing from the demonstration.
Dependable
Dentistry
her
final
report
with
the
clerk
of
W. G. FISHER
The method was shown to inter­
tive work in design and color, also, number of stock claimed by some
Pendleton, Ore.
Bond Bldg.
that such rugs, if carefully made, when stock is kept continuously on ested Oregonians by Hikosaburo Yo­ the above enttitled court, and that
NEW AND USED FURNITURE
add to the atmosphere and charm of it. The conclusion I reach is that go, a trained expert in this work, the judge of said court has desig­
BOUGHT AND SOLD
Bowman Hotel Blk.
Phone 198
many rooms. Incidentally, it is those who report such a large carry­ whose tour in America at present is nated Saturday, the 3rd day of June, |
Pendleton, Ore.
507 Main St.
DR. H. A. NEWTON
pointed out, this home craft fur­ ing capacity follow the above meth­ sponsored by the Japanese Poultry 1933, at 2:00 o’clock in the after-'
association and is under the leader­ noon as the time, and the rooms of
nishes a means of utilizing old od.
Dentist
ship
of Tokuzo Yamaguch, editor of the above entitled court in the I
clothing and scraps of material
I have not found any other grass
X-Ray
Work
Phone 12
county
court
house
in
Pendleton,
I
which otherwise are useless.
that will equal rye grass when you the Japanese Poultry Journal.
W. J. CLARKE
Pendleton, Oregon
In the demonstration at Corvallis, Umatilla county, Oregon, as the!
The leaflet offers practical infor­ want pasture in a hurry. It gives a
place
when
and
where
hearing
is
to
HARDWARE
arranged
by
A.
G.
Lunn,
head
of
the
mation on the shape, color and ma­ heavy pasture the first season, but
Majestic
Ranges,
Red
Jacket
terials to be used in hooked rugs, it does not seem to last very long poultry department, Yogo took 100 be had thereon. All persons inter-
Pumps, Iron Pipe, Nails, Fencing
TO SELL OR TRADE YOUR
and discusses the hook, foundation with me. Even some plants of the day-old chicks from a local batch­ ested are hereby notified to then1
Phone 21
211-213 E. Court St
UNION
____
PROPERTY SEE
material, and finishing operation. A English or perennial rye grass last ery and quickly separated them in and there appear and show cause
Pendleton, Oregon
pAC(FIg
series of original designs by Miss only one year with me. For a large two groups of 54 cockerels and 46 If any they have, why said report |
J. W. CLARKE at
Chamberlain, with suggestions for amount of feed over many years, I pullets, placing them at the rate of should not be approved. the execu-
Don't miss the biggest
G. F. HODGES AGENCY
trix discharged and the estate |
various arrangements of these basic have found nothing to equal reed about 17 a minute.
721 Main St.
Pendleton. Ore
event of o lifetl me, the
units and detailed instructions for canary grass. Some that was sown
Not content to let time reveal I closed.
Chicago World’s Fair.
enlarging them, are included. Copies in C om county in 1885 is yet fur­ the percentage of accuracy, the | Dated this 4th day of May. 1933.
WE
A wide variety of low fares east
of the leaflet may be obtained from nishing feed. It will not stand much group of cockerels were all killed
MARTHA V. BOTKIN,
enables you to take the family
BRADLEY
&
SON
Specialize in Good Furni­
the home economics office of the ex- alkali, but It will grow when cov­ and examined, poet mortems reveal-!
Executrix. I very economically. We'll be glad
tension service, Corvallis. Ask for ered with water some time. It does ing that Yogo was 100 per cent cor­
(May 4-25)'
to give you full details and on il­
Shoe Rebuilders
ture at Lowest Possible
HE 4(5, "Hooked Rug Suggestions.” not do well on dry land. I have some rect as far as that group was con­
lustrated booklet describing the
We rebuild shoes with machinery
Exposition. Call on or address
your shoes were made on. The
at my place seven miles southwest cerned. Naturally the pullets were ; Notice of Hearing Upon Final
Free Delivery
LOCAL AGENT
of Hermiston, that has not yet had left to grow.
only factory machines In Umatilla
Report.
Annual R.O.T.C. Inspection Held. any stock on it this spring. If you
County. Mall your shoes to us.
The method is based on a hasty
to your door
Annual inspection of all units of want to compare its early growth but accurate manipulation and ex­ IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
We pay the return postage. Bet
the Reserve Officers Training Corps with other grasses, you can do so amination of th« vent of the chick. I STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA­
ter shoe repairing for less mon­
at Oregon State college was conduc- by coming at an early date. Its A slight difference
ey. Give us ■ trial.
exists | TILLA COUNTY.
ted April 28 by Col. Jerome G. Pil- growth now is far ahead of any. between the male and female, and I In the matter of the estate of
Bradlev & Son
PENDLETON ORE Gt M
low, cavalry, R. O. T. C. officer for, thing else I have. I will probably this Is detected by these trained ex- Fannie Cotton Todd, deceased.
Pendleton, Ore.
643 Main St.
the ninth corps
have stock on It before long, after perte.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
WANT ADS
We Continue to Draw the Crowds!
We will deliver your order- FZSN
FIG BARS
lb
Maxwell House Coffee
LIBBY’S MILK
TRUCK LOAD
Sweet Juicy
lb
tall cans
7 C
Macaroni
Local Dry Onions
CRACKERS
Now!
5
57c
3
34c
10 lbs
43c
10 lbs
14c
Local Apples 2mabkeb"t“ack sack
Good Brooms
5c
Buy
ORANGES
Saturday Morning
10c
29c
24c
29c and 35c
Pay’n Packit
|
Business and Professional Cards
HERMISTON
MARKHAM
Beauty Shop
PENDLETON
WORLD’S FAIR
UNION
PACIFIC