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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1988 PAGI timi THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON «0, however, and those interested Miss Helen Connor spent the week corporation, said reservoir site, free will do well to send their names tn end at her parents’ home. and clear of all encumbrances and of early, Miss Nye says. Miss Florestine Kirby is home any easement of any water user to Each institute will cover four during the Christmas vacation. storage of water therein or to use consecutive ----- days, during _ which ____ l Miss __Mildred Peregrine, who spent any water therefrom for irrigation Knapp will discuss the responsibili- ■ Christmas with her parents in Spo- or domestic purposes. That copies of ties of the director of plays, require-1 kane, returned home Wednesday. said resolutions of said Board of Di- J MESSAGE TO Ek'ERY MEMBER. ments for successful direction, selec- Mies Laura Wallace, who teaches rectors of said District, of said con- lion of playa, the cast and organiza- in Parkdale, is home for the holt- > tract of sale of said reservoir site tion for the play, reading of plays, days. to said Oregon-Washington Railroad Klamath ...... ------- 6,339 COUNTIES TO HAVE WHEAT LEAGUE TOLD HOW rehearsals and performance. He will Miss Helen Fredrickson, teacher in & Navigation Company, of said peti- Malheur ...... ------- 6.064 2,503 also demonstrate make-up, and give Umatilla, is spending the holidays tion to the State Engineer and said OWN ASSOCIATIONS Douglas ........ .......... 5.553 4,587 EXPORT PLAN HAS HELPED the leaders training in folk dances. with her parents. report of said State Engineer, and 3,822 Hog raisers in any county in Ore Jackson ........ .......... 5,336 The first of these institutes is be- Mrs.. W. G. Wallace and Ina Stur- of said deed of conveyance to said Vigorous action regarding numer 18 gon will have opportunity to form Tillamook .... .......... 4.939 Ing held in Columbia county at St. divant spent Christmas with Mrs Oregon-Washington Railroad & Na- 1,324 ous matters of state and national Helena. December 12 to 15 inclusive. Wallace’s parents in Parkdale. their own hog production control as Multnomah . ......... 3,608 vigation Company, are on file in the policy affecting farming in eastern 1,667 sociations and sign up for cash bene Coos . ............. ......... 3,605 Oregon particularly, and the state The others are at New Era. Clacka-| Miss Agnes Acton of Pendleton is office of the Secretary of said Dist- Benton ......... ......... 3,274 1,559 fits under the national corn-hog ad mas county, December 18-21; Bend, visiting — at - the — Curtis ------- Rhea home riet. 20 generally to some extent, was taken ---- --------- --------------------------------- | justment program, according to plana Sherman ...... ......... 3,132 at the annual convention of the1 Deschutes county, January 2-5, and | this week. And you and each of you are laid by members of the O. S. C. ex Harney ......... ......... 3,126 Eastern Oregon wheat league in its I Medford. Jackson county, January : Kenneth Hammil who teaches at hereby notified that if you fail to Crook . ......... ......... 2,689 tension service, who have been given Leaders from Multnomah Pilot Rock and Dick who is enrolled so appear and answer said petition, ■•homecoming" session at Moro early 8-11. Lake _ ______ ......... 2,653 2 the task of conducting the educa county may attend the sessions in at Whitman college, are home dur- plaintiff will, for want thereof, ap 78 in December, The league was or either Columbia or Clackamas coun ing the vacation. tional campaign in this state. Grow Grant ........... . ....... 2,606 ganized there in 1926 as an out- ply to the said court to inquire into 573 ers' meetings will be announced soon Columbia ..... ......... 2,297 Miss Margaret Johnson. who is at- the regularity, legality and correct growth of the economic conference ties, Miss Nye says, while those from Curry ............. ...... 2,147 101 by county agents. Lane may attend the Clackamas tending Whitman college, is home i ness of said proceedings for the sale 275 on wheat growing sponsored by the county institute and those from Jo for the holidays. Regional associations were first Morrow.......... ......... 1,990 Oregon State college extension ser of said reservoir site, and make and 74 contemplated for counties with small Gilliam .........____ 1,900 sephine will meet with the Jackson vice. enter a decree confirming and ap • Deschutes .... ......... 1,818 hog production but since it is learned leaders. OREGON FARM BUILDINGS J. B. Adams of Moro, vice-presi proving said proceedings and each 949 that the corn-hog contracts are com Josephine .... ....... 1,637 County recreation and dramatics and every of the acts of said district dent for the past year and chairman NOW GIVEN CLOSE STUDY 181 Hood River .. ......... 1,336 paratively simple it is believed that clubs have been permanently organ- i in making said sale, together with 179 of the taxation committee for this ized în Clackamas. Columbia, Des even a county with only a half dozen Lincoln ......... ......... 1,291 convention, was elected president such other orders or relief as may Oregon has been issued a special 22 growers can form its own association Jefferson ..... ......... 1,103 for the coming year, and Mac Hoke, chutes, Jackson, Josephine, Lane and ! allotment of CWA funds from Wash be meet and proper. Wheeler .......... ........ 998 43 with less overhead expense and in Charles Multnomah counties as a result of ington with which to make a rural Dated and first published this 919 43 Pendleton, vice-president. convenience. Corn producers, of Clatsop ......... ....... Smith, Heppner, was reelected sec similar training schools in which the home buildings survey covering 6000 28th day of December, 1933. course, who care to Join in the plan retary-treasurer. Arlington will be National Recreation association and farm homes in three Oregon areas. J. D. WALLACE. R. J. RUEBER and Total........... ___ 224,539 63,116 will be in the same associations. the meeting place next year, as the home economics extension service1 The work has been assigned to the CARL J. JOHNSON, Plaintiffs Census reports of 1930 credit league renews its “swing around the have cooperated in former years, | Oregon State college extension ser-1 and Petitioners residing at Stan- THE OLEOMARGARINE Umatilla county with a total hog Miss Nye said. circle” of cities in the wheat belt. field, Oregon. vice, with Miss Claribel Nye, state production of 6,627 head, and corn The meeting was the occasion for SITUATION. COCHRAN & EBERHARD, leader of home economics extension, production of 628 acres, out of a what was considered highly signi- 151,000,000 CO-OPERATIVE Attorneys for Petitioners, chairman of the committee in Sales of Oleomargarine in Septem 'leant reports by officials in charge state total of 224,539 hogs and 63,- Residing charge. at LaGrande, 116 acres of corn. Oregon crop ob ber were 38.5% heavier than the of government managed exports of MEMBERS IN WORLD Oregon. About 50 skilled workers who servers are of the opinion that these same month a year ago. The follow wheat from the northwest, and fed- Fourteen million members have liave registered on the employment (Dec. 28-Jan. 4-11) state totals are considerably higher ing figures shows the comparison eral farm credit agencies at Spo- been added to co-operative buying lists are being used for the survey for the month of September and for row, and that possibly most county and selling organizations through- which must be hurried to comple kane. NOTICE OF HEARING UPON the first nine months of the year. It totals are up as well. Orris Dorman, chairman of the out the world during the three years tion by the last of January. Women FINAL REPORT. Though this would give Oregon is a situation to be reckoned with. federal exporting board at Portland, of depression. This brings the trained in home economics are be hog raisers a theoretical allotment O Icomargarine sales, by pound, in reported that close to eight million world-wide membership of co-opera ing used for the field workers to IN THE COUNTY COURT OF of between 175,000 and 200,000 hogs September 1932 were 16,204,550; in bushels of grain have been disposed tives up to the staggering figure of the extent possible. Areas have been THE STATE OF OREGON FOR September 1933, they were 23,452,- and benefit payments at $5 a head of outside the country since the ex 151,000,000, considerably more than selected in western, southern and UMATILLA COUNTY. or just under a million dollars, ac 378 pounds. porting machinery was set up. He the total population of the United eastern Oregon. tual benefits could not be nearly An increase over September 1932 said sales are being made only at States. , In the Matter of the Estate of Gathering -this Oregon data is that high because of the minimum of 6,247,828 pounds, equals 38.5%. world prices and that supplies are The largest membership In is Rus part of a nationwide effort to ob Helen T. Duncan, Deceased. limits set for participation. During the first nine months in not being dumped abroad as some sia, more than 96,090,000 people be tain accurate information on the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Definite rulings have been receiv 1932 oleomargarine sales were 140,- had feared. Sales so far have aver- longing to co-operative societies. In American farm home building needs ed by the Oregon extension service 523,7241bs.; the first nine months aged about a 20c "drawback” or the rest of Europe there are approx as a possible basis for a further re setting the minimum limit for join in 1933, 176,538,856 lbs.—Increase subsidy from the government pro imately 39,000,000 members of co- covery program touching this phase ing the plan at 10 acres of corn or over firth nine months in 1932— cessing fund to give growers a do operatives. The remainder, 16,000,- of reconstruction. three litters of pigs a year, or both. 36,015,132 lbs. or equal to 25.6%. mestic price for this export wheat. 000, are scattered through other Silage and soiling crop corn is in Dorman said he is convinced the countries. About 20,000,000 are in Mrs. Mary Hedden of Glasgow, This is a condition which has a cluded. Many believe that between who has served many years in pris direct effect upon the butter market export plan has been responsible for the United States. 65 and 76 per cent of the hogs raised and is one of the factors responsible reducing the spread between Port- The biggest volume of business is on for stealing, has requested that in Oregon are on farms where less for the present huge butter surplus. land and Chicago prices by at least done by farmers' co-operatives. Con she be sent back there to die. than three litters a year are pro Figures just released by the Ameri 10 cents, and that it has kept the sumers’ co-operative purchasing so duced. The steady NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR can Association of Creamery Butter Portland market at least IS cents cieties are second. W. J. WARNER A farmer qualifying under either CONFIRMATION OF SALE OF Manufacturers show that Ohio leads above what it would otherwise have growth and increasing vitality of the corn or the hog provision can the field with sales in rural districts been. He believes that this export these co-operatives throughout the Attorney-at-Law RESERVOIR SITE BY join for that one crop, though If he of 112 pounds of oleo to every 100 subsidy method, which is the first world is one of the most outstand- STANFIELD IRRIGATION qualifies for both he must join for pounds of butter sold. Indiana plan closely approaching the old ing phenomena in modern history, Hermiston - Oregon both. Reduction of at least 20 per DISTRICT. In this new era of co-operative shows 98 lbs. of oleo sold to evePy .range export debenture plan ever cent In corn acreage and 25 per cent 100 lbs. of btter, Pennsylvania 96 tried in America, is workable even effort along all lines, farmers will in hog production is required in re i eed to keep their own co-operative In the Circuit Court of the State of lbs., Missouri 75 lbs., Michigan 61 n a more national scale. turn for rent payments on the corn Ibs., Kansas 31 lbs., Iowa 22 Ibs., The league voted to ask continu organizations at top notch efficiency Oregon for the County of W. L. Morgan, D. M. D, land retired and cash benefits of $5 Umatilla. and Minnesota 12 lbs. This is new ance of this export plan as long as and power If agriculture is to hold a head on the allotment of 75 per information. own. General Dentistry necessary to clear out the oppressive its cent of past average annual hog J. D. Wallace, R. J. Hueber and Carl X-Ray and Diagnosis surplus from this area. Carefully The greatest chemists and doct production. J. Johnson, Directors of Stanfield Bank Bldg. prepared committee reporta were Phone 9-J ors known to science today, pre The following table gives corn and scribe milk as one of the foods ab adopted by the convention dealing Residence Phone 2S-J STANFIELD NEWS t Irrigation District, Plaintiffs and Petitioners, versus Stanfield Irri hog production in Oregon by coun solutely necessary to the well-being with taxation policies, farm finance Sunday and Evenings by By Sophronla Rhea gation District, a municipal cor ties, the figures having been taken and marketing, transportation, and Appointment Mrs. L. L. Wertz of Woodland, of mankind and of a healthy long poration, and all freeholders, le from the 1930 U. S. census: production and handling. Wash., is visiting her brother and life. gal voters and assessment payers No. Hogs Ac. Corn County sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. within said District, Defendants. 7,123 FAITH AND CONFIDENCE Clackamas ------- ... 24,757 Stuart. Lane Man Grows Ladino Clover To: Stanfield Irrigation District, 662 Wallowa ............. ... 23,459 The Home Economics club met at A. W. Christopherson, M. D. Intelligent co-operation develops Eugene.—More than 3,000 pounds and to all freeholders, legal voters 12,930 Marion ............... ... 20,070 Mrs. F. B. Stuart on the home of Appointments: through a gradual evolution: to threshing machine run ladino of and assessment payers within said 6,357 Linn............. —.. .... 14,768 Barbara street Tuesday afternoon. National Hospital Ass’n. train the people to think co-oper 500 clover seed was produced this year Union ................. ... 11,759 The next meeting will be the third District: Union Pacific R. R. atively will be a process requiring by J. W. Wynn of Junction City from IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF 254 V asco ................. .... 10,721 Tuesday in January at the home of U. S. Veteran's Exam. OREGON: 350 certified blue tag seed obtained by time. The farmers must have the Mrs. R. G. Penney. I. aker ................. ... 10,631 U. S. C. M. T. C. knowledge that they are brothers a Josephine him last year from 5,023 ... 9,345 Washington ...... You and each of you are here C. M. Jump returned Wednesday Life Insurance Exam. and sisters. Faith and confidence seed was in county grower. Wynn ’ s 4,807 .... 8,603 morning from Ocean Park, where he by notified and required to be and City Health Officer 3,285 spected and passed for certification must be established in each other— spent Christmas. appear In the above entitled court, General Practice Lane ................... .... 6,887 Bank Bldg. and not only faith but genuine love S. Fletcher and County Agent O. 623 Umatilla ............ ... 6,627 Mr. and Mrs. Merle Gardner re- and answer the petition filed in the for each other. One of the greatest 3,173 sealed and tagged 30 sacks for him. above entitled cause, within ten Polk .................... .... 6,532 leaders of men that this world has turned Wednesday morning from! lays after the full publication of Portland. He spent Christmas with ever known uttered his profoundest this notice. This notice is being his parents and relatives. THESE RECORDS COMPILED BY THE UMATILLA HERD IMPROVE thoughts when he said:, served on all parties in interest by spent Paul and Wallace Baker “A man may speak with the publication thereof once a week for MENT ASSOCIATION. Paul Christmas with their parents, longues of men and angels, and have three successive weeks in the Her ERNEST GHORMLEY all knowledge, and all faith, and is attending U. of O. Average Average all philanthropy, and yet fall, if he Total No. Cow Total Mr. and Mrs. Harry Faltz and miston Herald, a newspaper of gen- MEN’S CLOTHING and Milk But’rfat is without love for his fellows.” Cows Months Milk But’rfat family left for Yakima where they eral circulation published at Her Member LADIES HOSE miston, In Umatilla County, State of 208.6 2142.7 43790 4272.6 92 Roy Attebury................ .. 9 As the people learn this lesson, spent Christmas with relatives. 301 E. Court St. Oregon, the first publication being Phone 326 234.4 4298.4 4659.4 85193 165 Miss Marion Hutton is home from F. A. Baker.................. 21 co-operation will gain strength, Pendleton. Oregon on the 28th day of December, 1933 103.2 1292.9 2337.7 29090 63 C. M. Berry.................. .. 14 command confidence, and extend 'Valla Walla where she is studying 236.7 4544.8 2420.9 46327 Said petition sets forth a resolu- 92 Pete Castric.................. .. 10 greater benefits to Its members. For: beauty culture, Miss Marjory Hut- 2669.5 195.2 "It is not the guns or armament, ton came home Tuesday morning ilon of the Board of Directors o 4204.3 59472 126 A. R. Coppock & Sons. .. 16 Office Phone 523 Res. Phone 461 190.1 4346.4 1163.3 26612 55 Fred Davis.................... .. 7 from Pendleton, Marjory is In nurs- Stanfield Irrigation district deeming y Or the money they can pay, DR. F. L. INGRAM 206.5 4837.0 1970.6 10 77 46056 ft for the best Interests of said Dist E. L. Dunning............ es training. It’s the close co-operation, 273.1 1923.1 35196 5077.5 70 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bagan of Eu- rict to sell the reservoir site located I L. C. Dyer............... ...... .. 8 Dependable Dentistry That makes them win the day. 283.7 5759.8 12460.1 245228 483 gene spent the holidays at the J. F. in Sections I and 12. Tp. 2 N.R. 30 Bond Bldg. T. G. Gregory...... .. ...... .. 44 Pendleton, Ore. It is not the individual. 215.8 2590.2 53232 4436.1 108 E.W.M., and Sections 7 and 18, Tp. Geo. Hower................... .. 12 Bagan home. Or the army as a whole. 286.7 and Curtis. 2 N.R. 31 E.W.M., and particular!; 83 764 528049 6947.1 22017.8 EOA Hospital Albert McDermolt But the everlasting teamwork 215.6 1144.2 4388.0 6 48 23250 C. M. Jackson..... ....... Meade. C. C. C. boys, are home for described In said resolution, In ac Of every blooming soul.” DR. H. A. NEWTON 230.6 1845.0 35409 4426.3 72 cordance with a contract with Ore- E. L. Jackson.............. .. 8 he holidays. Wash Co-Egg. 243.2 2453.7 44995 4494.5 Dentist J. Jendrzejewski.......... .. 11 92 Misses Blanche and Evelyn Thor- gon-Washington Railroad & Navi 30297 5192.1 1421.5 239.1 DRAMATICS TRAINING LEADER sen are at the home of their parents gation Company, a corporation, and 49 Carl Johnston............... ... 8 X-Ray Work Phone 12 1074.1 101.4 2280.6 11 «4 24151 further sets forth that said Board] V. S. Keikkala....... for the holidays. Pendleton, Oregon 2481.0 196.2 HOLDING SCHOOLS IN OREGON 50921 4028.8 113 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haney and Ralph petitioned the State Engineer of L. M. Keen.................. .. 13 195.6 3778.6 2491.1 48172 118 of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oregon to Investigate and determine j Floyd Laird—.............. .. 12 Rural dramatics training insti Haney and son Forest of Walla Wal- the amount of excess capacity which 229.9 2422.3 5778.2 4926.4 97 C. A. Linder................ .. 12 TO SELL OR TRADE YOUR 5870.0 4238.8 260.7 tutes will be held in Oregon during la were guests at the W. J. Haney said District may sell, and said | 17 148 95246 Wm Ltrell PROPERTY SEE December and January by Jack 226.0 6478.1 98166 281033 394 State Engineer reported that said | home Christmas. C. A. Lynch................. .. 47 J. W. CLARKE at 1183.6 285.9 Stuart Knapp, drama director of the 5991.2 2396.5 32 The annual alumni party was reservoir site was excess capacity | Enos Martin................. ... 4 G. F. HODGES AGENCY 3032.0 227.9 National Recreation association, in held at the Grange hall Tuesday and could be sold by said District. | 4793.9 14 120 63791 H. G. Moore............... Pendleton, Ore. 2094.0 309.6 cooperation with the home economics evening. About twenty-five mem and further sets forth that said 721 Main St. 6930.3 46299 64 Edna Mulkins_______ 11 extension service of Oregon State | 238 6 5279.9 89034 4970.9 Board of Directors adopted a resolu 19 179 bers were Initiated and the evening L W. Owens............... 178.5 college. These institutions will be was spent playing cards, ping pong tion authorizing the execution and | 3195.1 3314.7 59352 161 H. L. Payne................. _ 16 1562.9 130.3 held In four counties, but are be- and dancing At midnight, a pot- delivery of a deed of conveyance of: 2444.0 12 108 29328 A. W. Purdy... ........ BRADLEY & SON 179 5 ing arranged to serve leaders from | luck supper was served. 4482.3 3740.2 said reservoir site to said Oregon- 224 93298 Harry Quick................ . 24 Shoe Rebuilder» Miss Marjory Cooper of Pullman, Washington Railroad & Navigation 230.0 seven counties, according to Miss 3992.2 4296.6 160 7445.0 H. J. Reid..................... ... 28 260.4 Claribel Nye, state leader of home Wash., is visiting friends in Stan- Company, a corporation, and that We rebuild shoes with machinery 5766.7 5876.3 Wm. Schable ....... .. 21 246 130249 your shoes were made on. The 250.7 economics extension. Local plans field for a week. 2299.3 4667.1 said Board of Directors have made 10 90 36532 Paul Seeliger__ Eldon Fix, who Is located in La and executed said deed, with coven- only factory machines In Umatilla 220.7 are being made by home demonstra- 3082.2 4871.3 126 68198 Frank Seeliger............. 14 County. Mall your shoes to us. 1310.4 Grande, is home for the holiday sea- ants that said reservoir site is free 168 6 tion agents. 6 «1 3709.4 29006 F S. Snyder................ 286.7 Home extension units, granges, son. 1026.3 18903 5349.3 32 and clear of any easement of any We pay the return postage. Bet H. M. Sommerer------- .. 5 ter shoe repairing for less men- 1870.1 149 7 parent-teacher associations, dramat- 4186.8 The Stanfield alumni played bas water user, and that the said Dist 12 114 5224 9 R. H. Stockard...... ey. Give us a trial. 1280.0 167.9 ic clubs and all other organizations ketball with the Stanfield high rict, by said contract and said deed, 4176.2 31980 «9 A. W Tumbled........... ... « Bradlev & Son 143 3 are invited to send elected delegates ! school teams. Wednesday evening proposes to sell and has sold and 1577.« 3196.3 35260 88 E Welchli................... . 11 Pendleton. Ore. 251.4 to the various sessions. Enrollment the alumni girls won, scoring 20-12. conveyed to said Oregon-Washington i «43 Main St. 5231.0 1257.5 26156 L F. Wooster......... . 5 45 | Railroad * Navigation Company, a 100.3 ineach institute is being limited to and the alumni boys won. 25-17. Geo Wurster ............ ... 1 1894,8 802,9 40 14659 FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION he undersigned executor of the last will and testament of Helen T. Dun- can, deceased, has filed his final re- port with the Clerk of the above en- titled Court, and that the Judge of aid Court has designated Saturday, he 13th day of January, 1934 at 2:00 o’clock in the afternoon as the ime, and the rooms of the above en titled Court in the County Court house in Pendleton, Umatilla Coun- y, Oregon, as the place when and vhere hearing is to be had thereon. All persons interested are hereby lotifled to then and there appear and show cause, if any they have, why said report should not be ap proved, the executor discharged and be estate closed. Dated this 14th day of December, 1933. JOHN W. DUNCAN. Executor. (Dec. 14-Jan. 11) : DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT AT IRRIGON. Music by COLUMBIANS j Boardman Fri. - Arlington Mon. WANT AOS ‘OLICE-COLLIE DOG. GREEN LEA- ther collar. White tip on tail. Jame Mike. Leave information Her- ild office or phone 22-M. 18-ltc OR SALE—A FEW FIRST CLASS White Leghorn pullets. Laying. 1rs. R. French. 18-ltp WISH TO TRADE MY PART-LAND suburban property for land near rrigon. Ore., or Hermiston, Ore. írs. W. A. Banion, 1304 Rockwood ive., Milwaukie, Oregon 15-4tp Business and Professional Cards HERMISTON •*** *** * * * * t Hermiston Beauty Shoppe Duart Permanent Wave. Late Appointments by Phone. Phone 141 7 DR. A. E. MARBLE CHIROPRACTOR Office: Two doors west post office Office Hours: « to 13 - 1:10 to 6 Phone 481------- Hermiston, Ore. Hermiston Post No. 37 Meets first and third Thursday. Legion Auxil iary meets second and fourth Thursday. ' Legion Hall. 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