The Hermiston herald., January 04, 1934, Page 3, Image 3

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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
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| riet, by said contract and said deed,
time for that.
NOTICE OF HEARING UPON
In summing up, the American peo- | proposes to sell and has sold and
FINAL REPORT.
The United States has come to the pie have the best of reasons for conveyed to said Oregon-Washington
end of one of the most momentous looking to the future with confi- Railroad A Navigation Company, a
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
years in its history. It has been a dence. The country is still here, petitioned the State Engineer of
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
year in which vast and unpreceden­ The land is no less fertile than it " Oregon to investigate and determine
UMATILLA COUNTY.
ted
experiments
have
been
tried.
It
was. Its industries are no less great, the amount of excess capacity which
A MESSAGE TO EVERY MEMBER.
has been a year in which govern- Its individual spirit is no less po- said District may sell, and said
In the Matter of the Estate of
mental problems and issues have, to tent. Its intellectual capacity is no State Engineer reported that said Helen T. Duncan, Deceased.
a greater degree than at any time smaller. Factories, utilities, rail- reservoir site was excess capacity
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Installation of Officers.
YEAR-ROUND GARDEN PROJECT
K0AC RETAINS FULL TIME;
since the World War, engaged the roads, insurance companies. mines, and could be sold by said District, he undersigned executor of the last
attention and interest of the publie, banks, farms—they are all still here. corporation, said reservoir site, free will and testament of Helen T. Dun-
Officers will be installed in the PROGRAM FEATURES GIVEN.
PROVIDES FOOD FOR FAMILIES.
It has been a year of trial and error, and they will be doing business as and clear of all encumbrances and of an, deceased, has filed his final re-
Stanfield Grange next Saturday,
of achievement and failure. And usual when' new forces, new chang- any easement of any water user to port with the Clerk of the above en-
January 6. when John Crow of the
finally. It has been a year of aston- es, of which we know nothing now, storage of water therein or to use itled Court, and that the Judge of
White
Eagle
Grange
will
act
as
in-
CORVALLIS
—
Further
recognition
"I placed a valuation of $200 on
ishing change.
have usurped the center of the any water therefrom for irrigation aid Court has designated Saturday,
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our garden, but it cannot be valued stalling officer. A special program of the Important position held by
or domestic purposes. That copies of he 13th day of January, 1934 at
For
the
first
time
since
the
gov-
|
stage.
will
be
presented
under
the
direc
­
KOAC.
the
state-owned
radio
station
in money when you consider the
said resolutions of said Board of Di­ 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon as the
ernment
was
founded,
there
has
been
¡
So
—
greetings
to
1934!
tion
of
Mrs.
New
Madden
as
chair
­
located
at
O.S.C.,
in
the
educational
fact that the income of the family
rectors of said District, of said con­ time, and the rooms of the above en-
| i is not sufficient to budget $200 for man. Numbers will include a skit, radio field has been accorded by the | sweeping legislation to control the
tract of sale of said reservoir site itled Court in the County Court
wages
and
hours
of
the
entire
work-1
Garnet
Chili
Potatoes
Grown
formal
renewal
of
its
unlimlnated
'
one-act
play,
readings,
and
musical
. * tvegetables,” says one Josephine
license by the federal radio commis­ ing population, and the competitive | Oregon City.—Doris Young, Wil- to said Oregon-Washington Railroad louse in Pendleton, Umatilla Coun-
/. " county homemaker in reporting on numbers.
sion. In renewing the license the methods of virtually all industry. A sonville farmer, who began a potato & Navigation Company, of said peti­ y, Oregon, as the place when and
'What Our Year-Round Garden
HOG
PROCESSING
TAX
FOR
commission denied the petition of a dramatic and frankly experimental seed selection program in 1929 in tion to the State Engineer and said where hearing is to be had thereon.
Means to Us.’ "To supply a family of
gPri +, q}, 47 (. +e yy p*e, 9 —11
—
commercial group to be assigned effort to solve the farmers' problems cooperation with County Agent J. J. report of said State Engineer, and All persons interested are hereby
six with two vegetables a day be­ JANUARY LOWERED.
of said deed of conveyance to said iotified to then and there appear
has
become
part
of
the
law
of
the
part
of
KOAC's
time.
Inskeep,
this
year
harvested
16
acres
sides potatoes for 365 days a year
Market prices within a few hours land. The largest public works pro­ of certified Garnet Chili potatoes, ! Oregon-Washington Railroad & Na- ind show cause, it any they have,
from your own garden is no small
of the time they are established in gram we have ever known has been which yielded an average of 135 Vigation Company, are on file in the vhy said report should not be ap-
achievement."
In a letter dated December 27, leading cities from Portland to New inaugurated. Everything that the field sacks per acre. In addition office of the Secretary of said Dist- proved, the executor discharged and
The year-round garden and food from the office of J. W. Maloney,
riet.
he estate closed.
present leaders of government be­
preservation project is sponsored by Collector of Internal Revenue, at York are available daily except Sun­ lieved would spur recovery, has been to furnishing many Clackamas coun­
And you and each of you are
Dated this 14th day of December,
day
over
KOAC.
The
government
ty
potato
growers
with
certified
the State College extension service Portland, and addressed to the Coun­
done. Advisors who had no previ­
hereby notified
that if you fail to 1933.
in a number of Oregon counties to ty Agent at Pendleton, the following market news service leased wire ous connection with politics have Carnet Chili seed, Young has found
brings these reports throughout the
an excellent market in California, so appear and answer said petition,
JOHN W. DUNCAN, Executor.
encourage families to reduce living information is conveyed:
plaintiff will, for want thereof, ap­
day to the extension service at Cor­ been called in—and their plans have according to Inskeep.
(Dec. 14-Jan. 11)
costs and directions for canning and
“Reference is made to hog proces­ vallis. As soon as received they are been adopted. The whole prestige
ply to the said court to inquire into
preserving are distributed by the sing tax return, Form PT-4, and va­
of government, and the immense
the regularity, legality and correct­
James C. Darven, a bank official
Sudan Grass Finds Favor
home economics extension service. rious circular letters sent out by decoded and prepared for broadcast­ power of the public treasury, have
ness of said proceedings for the sale f Glasgow, is very fussy about his
ing.
In Josephine county, where the this office containing instructions
Dallas.—Sudan grass, recommend- of said reservoir site, and make and alse teeth, and has different sets
The noon market broadcast thus been used whole-heartedly and some­
work is under the direction of Mrs. and graduated rates of tax applica­
times ruthlessly to bring us stabili­ ed to Polk county farmers by Coun- enter a decree confirming and ap­ or morning, afternoon and evening.
carries
many
of
the
closing
livestock
Sara Wertz, home demonstration ble to processing of hogs which were
ty Agent J. R. Beck last spring as proving said proceedings and each
ty and prosperity.
agent, 644 families were enrolled stated to be 50 cents per Cwt. for and other exchange prices from Chi­
a summer pasture crop to meet the and every of the acts of said district
To
say
that
these
efforts
have
cago
and
New
York
as
well
as
re
­
ihis year. Of these, 156 homemakers November, $1.00 per Cwt. for De­
emergency feed situation. produced I in making said sale, together with
reported to Mrs. Wertz that they cember, $1.50 per Cwt. for January, ports of early trading along the been entire successes is to close our very good pasture, according to such other orders or
relief as may
eyes to facts. To say that they
have canned and dried food valued and $2.00 per Cwt. on and after coast for that morning. Evening
many farmers who are enthusiastic be meet and proper.
broadcasts
are
also
given.
Farmers,
have
failed
is
to
be
unjust.
They
nt $10,986.20 this year. This in­ February 1, 1934.
over results obtained. Between two
cooperative organizations, and pri­ have fallen between these extremes.
Dated and first published this
cluded 10,7 80 quarts of tomatoes,
"Telegraphic information has just vate dealers urged the restoration Men have been put to work by the and three thousand acres were 28th day of December. 1933.
20,595 quarts of vegetables, 680 lbs. been received from the Commission­
planted
in
the
county.
J. D. WALLACE. R. J. RUEBER and
of string beans, 8,560 pounds dried er of Internal Revenue, Washington, of this service when it was tempor­ hundreds of thousands—men who
had
had
little
or
no
work
for
two
CARL J. JOHNSON, Plaintiffs •OR SALE — CHRYSLER SEDAN.
arily
discontinued
last
summer.
Toledo.—Thirteen Lincoln county
beans, and 308 pounds of dried corn D. C., stating the rate of tax for the
$125.00. Alfred Heliums, Echo.
and Petitioners residing at Stan­
or
three
years,
and
had
been
forced
Fascinating
stories
of
the
Oregon
from their gardens, supplemented month of January, 1934. will remain
farmers recently pooled their orders
Oregon.
19-tfc
to
suffer
the
ignominy
of
organized
field,
Oregon.
country
by
the
state
’
s
best
known
through the county agent's office for
with 31,200 quarts of fruit, 3,128 at $1.00 per Cwt. instead of increas­
charity
in
order
to
keep
their
fami
­
authors
and
historians,
arranged
es
­
COCHRAN
&
EBERHARD,
a 25-ton car of lime from th estate
quarts of meat and fish, 624 pounds ing to $1.50 per Cwt. No advice has
WISH TO TRADE MY PART-LAND
Attorneys for Petitioners,
of dried pears and 318 pounds of been received regarding any change pecially for children between the lies and themselves from utter pri­ lime plant.
suburban property for land near
vation.
Wages
have
been
apprecia
­
ages of 9 and 15 years, form a new
Residing
at
LaGrande, rrigon. Ore., or Hermiston, Ore.
dried apples.
in rate for future months and should daily radio program series just star­ bly raised and the sweat-shop, en­
Oregon.
In addition many of these families one be made, you will be advised im­
1rs. W. A. Banion, 1304 Rockwood
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ted over KOAC, the state-owned sta­ couraged by the depression, has been
(Dec. 28-Jan. 4-11-18)
are still using carrots, parsnips, tur- mediately regarding the same."
ive., Milwaukie, Oregon
15-4tp
tion at Corvallis. The series started eliminated. Child labor is on the IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
nips, cabbage, potatoes and such in
wane.
The
C.
C.
C.
camps,
whatever
Tuesday,
January
2,
and
will
con
­
================== tinue through March. They come their shortcomings, have served to STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA-
storage cellars.
TILLA COUNTY.
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WITH FARMERS AROUND
•
provide thousands of young men
>n at 4:30 o’clock daily.
CCC ADVANCES AMERICAN
THE STATE
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• ■■■■■■ ■■■■■■ •••• Some of the stories are true his­ with useful work under army pay In the Matter of the Estate of
FORESTRY PLAN.
torical accounts, though most of and discipline, and have kept them George M. Gould, Deceased.
Chemicals Kill Weeds.
them are fiction. They have been away from debilitating and demor-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
EUGENE—The use of chlorates
chosen for their story value and alizing influences.
the undersigned has been appointed
for
the
control
of
noxious
weeds
and
The President's emergency con-
thus constitute the most comprehen-
And in other fields the Adminis­ administrator of the estate of
other undesired plants such as dif­
servation work, together with 1m-
sive collection ever made of juvenile tration has much on which it can George M. Gould, deceased, and has
ferent species of blackberries and
provements being accomplished un-
stories dealing with the Oregon honestly pride itself. It has started qualified as the law directs. All per­
poison oak, has given good results country.
W. J. WARNER
der the public works program have
a program whereby the transporta­ sons having claims against said es­
» Hermiston Beauty Shoppe
in Lane county, and the use of the
permitted a start toward meeting
tion
difficulty
of
the
country
may
tate
are
required
to
present
the
same
Attorney-at-Law
some of the objectives of the nation­ chemicals is limited only by the pur­
Wheat Grass Trial Started.
Duart Permanent Wave.
eventually be solved. It has done a to me at the office of W. J. Warner,
chasing ability of farmers, says O. S.
al plan for American forestry, is the
Hermiston - Oregon
LAKEVIEW
A demonstration good job in solidifying and safe­ my attorney, in Hermiston, Oregon,
Fletcher, county agent. In spite of
Late Appointments by Phone.
conclusion reached in the annual re­
trial on planting methods with cres- guarding the banking structure. It verified as the law directs, within
Phone 141
port of the forest service, just re­ reduced farm Incomes, nine fanners ed wheat grass on dry land has been has attempted to protect the public six months from the date hereof.
of this county bought 700 pounds of
leased at the office of regional for­
Dated this 4th day of January,
Atlacide, a commercial chlorate weed demonstrated by Hanley Manson, against stock swindlers and fly-by-
ester C. J. Buck, Portland, Oregon.
W. L. Morgan, D. M. D.
killer, and 31 bought 2,320 pounds West Side sheepman, in cooperation night promoters, who reaped so fine 1934.
The national plan for American for-
A E. Bensel, Administrator.
of sodium chlorate at cost through with County Agent V. W. Johnson. a harvest in the boom years and
estry is included in the Copeland re-
General Dentistry
the office of the county agent dur­ One-half of a square rod was spaded even after. It has created machin­
port to the last session of the ¥. S.
X-Ray and Diagnosis
ing the year ending November 30, up, raked down and then the seed ery seeking to encourage home fi­ NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR
Senate.
DR. A. E. MARBLE
Phons
Bank Bldg.
CONFIRMATION OF SALE OF
raked in. Crested wheat grass seed nancing and private construction.
19333, records show.
Most of the work undertaken by
This
is
all
on
the
credit
side
of
Residence
Phone
26-J
CHIROPRACTOR
was broadcast on the other half of
RESERVOIR SITE BY
the C.C.C. was work planned by
Bunday and Evenings by
the square rod, which was left un­ the ledger. The entries on the debit
Office: Two doors west post office
Seed Cleaning Method Devised
STANFIELD IRRIGATION
federal and state forestry agencies
Appointment
spaded and part of the seed raked in. side are not less important—and it
‘ Office Hours: 8 to 13 - 1:80 to «
La Grande.—When ladak alfalfa
DISTRICT.
for orderly accomplishment over the
does the country and the Adminis­
; Phone 481--------Hermiston, Ore.
years. For the forest service, the seed grown by J. B. Weaver of Union
tration no service to overlook them.
Phosphate Boosts Turnip Yield
first step toward getting the work county was found to be so badly
All great experimental movements In the Circuit Court of the State of
Toledo.—Treble phosphate 0-42-0 breed errors—and Mr. Roosevelt and
under way was to select thousands mixed with mustard seed that it was
Oregon for the County of
A. W. Christopherson, M. D.
of these previously planned projects, impossible to reclean it, he called and an ammoniated phosphate 10- his advisors would have been a
Umatilla.
Appointments:
52-0,
applied
at
the
rate
of
160
upon
County
Agent
H.
G.
Avery
and
and to fit them into suitable camp
great deal more human had they
National
Hospital Ass'n.
locations. There was also the task the farm crops department at O. S. pounds to the acre, brought an in­ avoided them. It is unquestionably J. D. Wallace, R. J. Rueber and Carl
Unien Pacific R. R.
Hermiston Post No. 37
J. Johnson, Directors of Stanfield
ri procurin' and distributing the C. to assist him with his problem. crease of more than 10 tons of Bort­ true that, in working te bring re-
U. 8. Veteran's Exam.
Meets first and third
necessary tools, machines, trucks With their help Weaver constructed field turnips per acre on the E. H. covery, methods have been adopted,
Irrigation District, Plaintiffs and
U. 8.
C. M. T. C.
Thursday. Legion Auxil­
Petitioners, versus Stanfield Irri­
and other equipment, and the re- an inclined plane over which the Steinmetz farm at Chitwood, in a and laws passed, which will make
Life Insurance Exam.
iary meets second and
gation District, a municipal cor­
erwting of suitable supervising per­ seed was run in a thin stream. The demonstration trial In which Stein­ arid some of the springs front
City Health Officer
fourth Thursday.
mustard seed, being round, moved metz cooperated with County Agent whence recovery must eventually
poration, and all freeholders, le­
sonnel.
Bank Bldg.
, Legion Hall.
General Practice
M.
J.
Conklin.
This
was
a
22
per
faster
than
the
alfalfa.
Two
nar
­
gal
voters
and
assessment
payers
During the first 6 months nearly
flow. The case of the utilities is one
within said District, Defendants
600 C.C.C. camps were located on row bins at the bottom of the plane cent Increase in yield on the treated in point. They are great employers
To: Stanfield Irrigation District.
the national forests. The forest ser­ caught the seed. Weaver considers over the untreated plots. No ap- and taxpayers. They are, by and
vice also was called upon to super­ the method an entire success and preciable difference could be seen - one of the most progressive and to all freeholders, legal voten
vise and assist state authorities in by several runs on this apparatus in the plants during the growing influences in the average commu- and assessment payers within saic
the conduct of work being done expects to remove all mustard seed season, however, the advantage in nity. Yet the industry as a whole District:
from 660 camps on state and private and thus reclaim some valuable la­ the treated plots not showing up un­ (owned by millions of investors) is IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OI
Manicuring. Marcelling Hot Ofl
ERNEST GHORMLEY
til .weights were taken.
dak seed otherwise lost.
OREGON:
land.
being politically castigated because
Shampoo, Fingerwaving, Facials
MEN
’
S
CLOTHING
and
of the sins of the few—a policy ,
You and each of you are here
LADIES HOSE
which can profit no one.
by notified and required to be and
Realistic Beauty Shop
Phone 326
301 E. Court St.
Again, in the securities act, cer- | appear in the above entitled court
(
Finger Wave - 50c and 25c
Pendleton,
Oregon
tain provisions have made It impos- and answer the petition filed in th
•
We Specialize In Permanent
sible to issue legitimate industrial above entitled cause, within tei
Waving
606 Main St.
Pendleton, Ore.
securities thus depriving business days after the full publication o
Office Phone 523 Res. Phone 461
of capital it sorely needs, depriving this notice. This notice is being
DR. F. L. INGRAM
workers of potential jobs, and de- | served on all parties in interest I .
priving the public of a place to put publication thereof once a week fo
Dependable
Dentistry
W. G. FISHER
its money where it can do essential i three successive weeks in the Her-
Bond Bldg.
Pendleton, Ore.
work. The law was designed to miston Herald, a newspaper of gen
( NEW AND USED FURNITURE
banish the seller of the wide blue eral circulation published at Her
BOUGHT AND SOBD
INDUSTRIAL
KA INDUSTRIAL
Bowman Hotel Blk.
Phone 198
sky- and it seems to have banished | misten, in Umatilla County. State o
/
.
ANO
CITY
DR. H. A. NEWTON
AND CITY
• 507 Main St.
Pendleton, Ore.
the seller of honest shares and Oregon, the first publication being
f
X
USES
*
.
.
.
USES
bonds as well.
on the 28th day of December, 1933
Dentist
OTHER 12%
18 %
HOGS
In brief, government, and the vot- and further sets forth that sal
FARM USES
X-Ray
Work
Phone 12
12 %
.
ing public, must not forget that pri- Hoard of Directors adopted a resolo
OTHER —.
42°
Pendleton,
Oregon
•
W. J. CLARKE
FARM USES
vate Initiative and enterprise are I tion authorizing the execution ant
HARDWARE
still the most important of national | delivery of a deed of conveyance ol
11%
attributes. Government can do much | said reservoir site to said Oregon
• Majestic Ranges, Red Jacket
TO SELL OR TRADE YOUR
; Pumps. Iron Pipe, Nails, Fencing
to cure depression but after recovery Washington Railroad & Navigation
MULES
BEEF V
HORSES AND
, Phone 21
211-213 E. Court St
PROPERTY SEE
.BEEF
1
Company,
a
corporation,
and
tha
has commenced, it is industry and
MULES
14% ‘ CATTLE
CATTLE "
Pendleton, Oregon
J. W. CLARKE at
Said
petition
sets
forth
a
résolu
AHO SHEEP
capital
which
will
provide
jobs,
tax-
17%
ANO SHEEP
G. F. HODGES AGENCY
es. payrolls, progress, The public tion of the Board of Directors o
20%
17 %
721 Main St.
Pendleton, Ore.
purse is not bottomless. It can be Stanfield Irrigation district deeming
it for the best Interests of said Dist
i more easily exhausted than
WE
know. The Administration should riet to sell the reservoir site locate«
in
Sections
1
and
12,
Tp.
2
N.R.
30
be
1924
-
1929
I
certainly
not
blamed
for
honest
1914
BRADLEY & SON
1910
Specialize in Good Furni­
i mistakes—unless It makes no effort E.W.M., and Sections 7 and 18, Tp.
ture
at Lowest Possible
Shoe
Rebuilder*
1 to correct them. And now is the 2 N.R. 31 E.W.M.. and particularly
OGS now consume nearly one- duction in hog numbers. A sub­ with respect to other livestock, and
We
rebuild
shoes
with
machinery
Prices
erentually
production
of
more
live
stantial
reduction
In
corn
—
the
main
described
in
said
resolution.
In
ac
half of the annual corn crop in
s‘ock will be stimulated to higher
your shoes were made on. The
cordance with a contract with Ore­
the United States. Most of the corn teed supply for hogs — will help a id less profitable levels. Burt the
Free Delivery
bring the supply of hogs into better
only factory machines In Umatilla
gon-Washington Railroad A Navi
released by the decline of eleven balance with effective demand and Agricultural Adjustment Act seeki
to your door.
County.
Mall
your
shoes
to
us.
gation
Company,
a
corporation,
and
million head of horses and mules on It will help raise the purchasing a net reduction in agricultural pro-
further sets forth that said Boaro We pay the return pontage. Bet- "
the farms and in the cities during power of corn. It corn production Is d i et ion, not a shift. Acreage of
ter shoe repairing for leas mon- |
said Board of Directors have made
the past two uty years has been di­ not reduced by an amount sufficient ci rn, therefore. Is the Important key
SATURDAY NIGHT
ey. Give us a trial.
verted to bog feeding. This chart in- to compensate tor the reduction In t the corn-hog production problem.
and executed said deed, with coven
M°KEE
AT IRRIGON.
Bradlev & Son
y
dicates the necessity for an adjust­ boga, corn supolies available for I he sound solution is to scale down
ants that said reservoir site is free
Music by COLUMBIANS
ment in corn production, at least suf- other purposes will increase sub- t o production of both corn and
Pendleton, Ore.
«43 Main St.
and clear of any easement of any
Sclent to correspond with any re- stantially: corn prices will decline
1 water user, and that the said Dist-
GREETINGS TO 1934!
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
WANT ADS
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Business and Professional Cards
HERMISTON
PENDLETON
THE USES OF CORN
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DANCING
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