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THURSDAY, AUGUST 1«, 1934 THE ....... HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. ' — . ! PAGE THREW ■ Rehabilitation of the physically Raley and H. J. Warner as defen handicapped in Oregon is carried on dants whereby said plaintiffs did DIX PLAY LEADS AT OASIS. by the State Board for Vocational recover a personal decree and judg "Stingaree,” the RKO picture Education in cooperation with the ment against the defendants. Peer playing at the Oasis theatre Wed State Industrial Accident Commis- Bokish and Sylvia L. Bokish, his nesday and Thursday, brings Rich sion and the Federal Government. wife, for the sum of *600.00 with J MESSAGE TO El/ERY MEMBER. interest thereon at the rate of 8 per ard Dix and Irene Dunne, the two Ninety per cent of the 200 air cent per annum from February 12, stars of "Cimarran.” together on the planes purchased by residents of TUDOR SEDAN screen for the first time since their China last year were imported from 1932: the further sum of *95.00 at torney’s fees and the costs and dis memorable success in that picture. the United States. FARM BUREAU EDUCATIONAL CANNING SCHEDULE. MORROW COUNTY GRANGE bursements of said suit taxed at Dix plays the title role, that of a *25.70. and whereby it was decreed PROGRAMS OUTLINED. COUNCIL AT BOARDMAN SAT. dashing Australian bandit, who op AUGUST 20 TO 25 TAKEN UP NOTICE. that the mortgage dated on the presses the rich, helps the poor and Dr. Theo. Beletski, chairman of a The Morrow County Grange Coun Notice is hereby given that I 12th day of February, 1930, execu P. M. — 1 to 3:30 spends his spare time composing committee appointed recently by the cil will meet at Boardman Satur music. The role gives Dix an op have taken up and have kept for ted by Peer Bokish and Sylvia L. Umatilla Project Farm Bureau, to Monday A. M.— Tomatoes, No. day, August 18, between the hours portunity to return to the adventur about ten days at C. H. Madden’s, Bokish, his wife, to plaintiffs, upon promote educational programs with 21s; P. M„ Corn No. 2‘s. of 10:00 A. M. and 4:00 P. M. Mrs. ous roles he enacted in days of his on Ralph Stanfield ranch on Butter the following described real proper in the organization, announces that Tuesday—Beans, 8 to 10; Toma- Minnie McFarland is president of Creek. 8 miles up Butter Creek ty in Umatilla County, Oregon, to- early screen successes. the first of these programs has been toes 10 to 12, No. 2s; Corn, P. M., the council and every member is re The story, by E W. Hornung, highway from Hermiston, the fol wit: Lot Six in Block Seventy In outlined and appears below. The No. 2a. the Reservation Addition to Pendle quested to be present, especially of author of "Raffles, deals with a lowing described animals: date will be announced next week. ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, which Wednesday A. M. — Beans No. ficers and committee members. (Descriptive brands are only simi grçat love between the two, born The educational part of the pro 21s; P. M. Corn No. 21s. mortgage was recorded in book 94. The program for the day is as fol lar to actual brand on animal) when Stingaree comes to rob the gram will be mostly on bacteria Thursday A. M.— Tomatoes No. lows: 1 bay horse, Z over quarter cir page 44 7 of the records of mortga home where the girl occupies the SEDAN Dr. W. Christopherson, city 21s; P. M., Fruit No. 21s. ges in the office of the County Re 10:00 A. M.. Group singing. cle brand on left hip. position of humble relative and ser- health officer, will talk on cause Friday A. M. — Beans No. 2s; Minutes—Correspondence. 1 bay mare, G? brand on left hip corder of Umatilla County, Oregon, FIRST SERIES vant. He hears her sing, then kid- and effect of infantile paralysis; Corn No. 2s. 10:15, Reports from Masters of 1 dark bay mare, Z brand on right should be foreclosed and the said naps her and escapes to his roman Dr. W. L. Morgan on bacteria of real property sold by the Sheriff of Saturday—A. M. Chicken. subordinate granges—"What have I hip. tic mountain lair, right through a the mouth; Dr. W. H. Lytle, state done or am I doing to make my 1 black mare mule G under quar- Umatilla County, Oregon, to satisfy cordon of mounted police sworn to veterinarian, will discuss contagious said judgment and all costs; there grange better.” kill him on sight. Eventually he ter circle brand on left hip. abortion bacteria, its cause, effect NO PATRONAGE REFUND PAID fore I will on Monday, the 10th day 10:45, Talk—“Resolutions for 1 sucking colt. starts her on her cherished road to and relation to malta fever: William DELINQUENT MEMBERS. the Grange.” said animals will be sold, unless re of September, 1934, at two o’clock fame by sacrificing his liberty. A. Sawyer, assistant county agent, In the afternoon of that day at the Discussion. SEDAN The cast includes Mary Boland, deemed, at public auction to the has not announced his topic but According to the by-laws 11:00, Group conferences of offi- highest bidder for cash In hand on front door of the County Court Conway Tearle and Andy Devine. will appear on the program; H. K. governing the Co-operative Ser cers and committees. the 24th day of August, 1934, at Houuse In the City of Pendleton, Dean, superintendent of the Uma vice Station, no patronage re 12:00, Pot luck dinner. the above described ranch at 10:00 Umatilla County. Oregon, sell all the THRILL-PACKED CHAN PICTURE tilla Experiment Station, will dis fund can be made to any mem right, title, interest and estate 1:30 P. M., Group singing. o’clock, Friday. cuss bacteria of the soil, particular ber who has allowed his mem 1:35, Reports from chairmen of Dated at Hermiston on this 6th which the said defendants. Peer Bo AT OASIS THEATRE FRIDAY. ly that of legumes; N. R. Mueller, bership to become delinquent. kish and Sylvia L. Bokish, his wife, groups. day of August, 1934. will discuss vitamines. Information as to the status ind all persons claiming and to Charlie Chan, portrayed by War 2:00, Question box—on state | Signed, C. H. MADDEN. TRY OUR MODERN Dr. Beletski will discuss vernacu of any membership is available ❖ banks and banking. State Senator claim by, through or under them, ner Oland, solves another blood-chil LUBRICATION SERVICE. lar organisms and the etiology of an at the main office of the Farm or either of them, had on the 12th ling mystery in the Fox picture, Peter Zimmerman will answer ques- NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE. Bureau Co-operative. egg. day of February, 1930, or since then "Charlie Chan’s Courage.” tions and follow with a talk. | OUR SHOP IS MODERN------- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that have had. or now have, in and to Other entertainment for the even Who threw the deadly knife that 3:00, Fun and recreation. OUR SERVICE GUARANTEED ing will be a pie judging contest killed a faithful Chinese servant? under and by virtue of a writ of ex the above described real property, 3:15, Talk—“The bigness of the with a prize of a house apron award WHEAT MEASURING ENDING; Why did a pet parrot scream. “Help! ecution issued out of the Circuit and every part thereof, at public Grange”, Roy Penny, Stanfield I ed the woman baking the best look Murder!”? Who killed the bird, si Court of the State of Oregon, in and auction to the highest bidder for Grange of Umatilla County, and | ing pie. The best looking old coup C0RN-H0G SOLUTION PENDS. lencing that scream forever? Who for the County of Umatilla, under cash in hand, the proceeds of such manager of the Grange Co-op. le will also be awarded a prize. Mu- had been murdered at a millionaire's the seal thereof, and to me directed sale to be applied in satisfaction of sical numbers will also appear on lonely desert mansion . . . and where and delivered, upon a judgment and said execution and all costs. Rapid progress in measuring and STATE FAIR VISITORS WILL SEE decree rendered and entered in said the program with readings, Mr. Be- computing the acreage under the GROUNDS’ IMPROVEMENTS. Dated this 8th day of August, was the body? Court on the 1st day of August. 1934. letski announced. These are the questions bristling wheat adjustment contracts indi PHONE 571 Salem, Oregon, August 8—One of R. E. GOAD. Sheriff of Uma forth from the story by Earl Derr 1934, in favor of J. T. Dowell and cates that by the middle of August HERMISTON, OREGON Biggers that have to be solved by Cora B. Dowell, his wife, and GREAT DROUTH AFFECTS tilla County, Oregon. the work will be practically com the big features of the 73rd annual By J. A. Carney, Deputy. the gigantic oriental detective crea against Peer Bokish and Sylvia Bo- pleted In Oregon with most of the State Fair, starting Labor Day for AAA PROGRAM FOR 1935. (August 9 - Sept. 6) compliance forms on their way to six days, will be the poultry départ ted on the screen by Warner Oland. kish, his wife, J. H. Raley, J. R. ment. From a small department Washingtoon, says N. C. Donaldson, most baffling mys- it is one of his The great drouth, which has re- this important unit of the Fair has teries. duced grain and hay crops to record state supervisor of the wheat con grown steadily under the direction | trol program stationed at On the stage "Frisco Frolics Re- Oregon low levels, has started a country of Edward Shearer of Estacada un- vue” featuring Maurice Cash, pre wide discussion of the agricultural State college. By the end of the first week in til this year It will occupy the sentlng W.L.S. Merry Go Round as adjustment program and affected August all counties had finished largest building ever. done in the radio station. Also little materially the agricultural refinanc The old automobile pavilion has LOST — BLACK TRUNKS WITH Betty Loranz singing and dancing. ing program of the government, ac measuring except Umatilla and white belt, at steel bridge. If been converted into what is to be cording to information received by Wasco where they are using air- known as the Silver Palace Poultry found please return to Clark Paul, planes and doing most of two years TRACY AND 0AKIE STAR IN the Oregon Agricultural extension 51-ltp work at once, and in Wallowa where Pavilion. A full acre of floor space Hermiston, Ore. service. PLAY SUNDAY AND MONDAY. W. J. WARNER In answer to those who feel that the committee got a late start. has been utilized and nearly a mile : HOUSE FOR RENT FOR SMALL Hermiston Beauty Shoppe of coops installed, all single deck, family. Will furnish good water, Crews of official checkers have agricultural adjustments are no Spencer Tracy and Jack Oakie Attorney-at-Law longer necessary, Secretary Wallace checked the work on the required and all the same height on top. Thelw. T Knapp, Hermiston, Ore.50-2tp have some highly exciting adven Duart Permanent Wave. Inside of the pavilion glistens with of the United States department of number of farms in each county as tures In danger, love and comedy in Hermiston - Oregon many gallons of aluminum paint. LIVESTOCK WANTED — CATTLE Late Appointments by Phone. agriculture says that undoubtedly the measuring and computation was Other new features of this year’s Sheep and Hogs. L. J. Huston, "Looking for Trouble,” the film play Phone 141 the drouth will make it necessary completed. which will play at the Oasis theatre Submission of the compliance fair, housed in the poultry pavilion, The Dalles. Oregon. Write me or to change many of the agricultural and Monday. Sunday will be the exhibits of the State leave name at Hale ’ s Confectionery forms to Washington will clear the programs for 1935. The two telephone girls, who are W. L. Morgan, D. M. D. Fish and Game Commission and 50-8tp Regardless of what revisions may way for the second Installment pay their sweethearts, and incidentally United States Bureau of Fisheries. ment on the 1933 adjustment. Word be made, however, Secretary Wal General Dentistry Twenty pens have been constructed PRUNES FOR SALE—JAMES ED- the cause of many of their more hu lace says there will not be any aban from Washington is that as each X-Ray and Diagnosis die, Fourth Unit, Hermiston, Ore- morous escapades, are played by to exhibit upland game. Various donment of the principle of govern county’s forms are received the DR. A. E. MARBLE gon. 49-3tp Constance Cummings and Arline Bank Bldg. Phene 9-J forms of fish life will be seen in ment assistance to farmers establish batch will be given a number and Judge. Reeldence Phone 26- J sixteen specially-built acquariums CASH PAID FOR POULTRY AND CHIROPRACTOR ing the necessary balance between that issuance of checks will follow Tracy and Oakie have a series of Bunday and Evenings by of plate glass. Pens containing wild Office: Two doors west post office eggs. R. C. Todd, two doors east thrilling adventures as telephone supply and demand and giving just ing the order in which the forms Appointment waterfowl will be housed in a new of Pennock’s garage. Office Hours: 8 to 12 - 1:80 to 6 49-4tc linesmen when they run compensations for their cooperation. were received. afoul of swimming pool, fifteen by fifty feet Payment of 9 cents per bushel on Phone 481-------- • Hermiston, Ore. Already nearly 4 million checks, in size, in the pavilion. SWIFT & CO.—BUYERS OF POUL- wiretappers and gangsters engaged amounting to approximately 300 allotments, less the cost of local ad- in engineering a bank robbery. It The largest piece of new con- try and Eggs. A. M. Smith, Her- million dollars, have been issued as ministration, romains Ito be made struction on the grounds is the con miston. Ore., Agent. 271tfc Is also a part of their job to keep rental and benefit payments to far- on the first year’s benefit payment, the communication lines open dur- cessions building, 370 feet iti A. W. CHRISTOPHERSON mers. Payments on the corn-hog Following this, some time this fall. length, which forms an undercover CANNING PEACHES, 3c AT THE ing an earthquake when they find will be the first payment on the contrasts for 1934 production are orchard. W. T. Bray, Umatilla, precariously on themselves perched Physician and Surgeon. walk from the stadium to the agri Hermiston Post No. 37 ’ just getting well started, while the 1934 adjustment. Three years are 4 6-Aug. 30 tottering telephone poles amid a cultural building. Another new Oregon. covered under the present contracts Meets first and third wheat, cotton and tobacco contract • tangle of high-voltage wires, while structure is the two-story restau- SECOND HAND SUIT FOR SALE- Thursday. Legion Auxil — Bank Building — already In effect run through the but only two years of acreage ad- sidewalks buckle and streets crack justment must be made, one of rant between the agricultural build- iary meets second and Quick Cleaners, Hermiston. 48-tfc year 1935. open beneath them. Office Houri — 0-12 and 2-5 and poultry pavilion. Meals ing which Is now past. fourth Thursday. Owing to depreciated security, "Looking for Trouble” was pro will be served there on a roof gar- FOK SALE—14x16 PLASTERED Legion Hall. the farm refinancing program of cabin. Cheap. S. L. Carson, Her- duced by Joseph M. Schenck and Though 24 of the 48 states had den. the Farm Credit Administration is 48-tfc Darryl F. Zanuck for United Artists Visitors on Labor day and other miston, Ore. received some first payments on being slowed up in the drought are release. find nearly ev- days of the fair will as. both as to mortgage loans and corn-hog contracts by August 1. ery building glistening with new CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS Oregon , is still among those where production loans, says the college paint. Forty-one buildings have re OREGON REHABILITATION extension service, but drought- no funds have been received. Diffi- ceived twelve and one-half tons of GIVEN BY COMMISSION. culty in reconciling the state quota stricken farmers are receiving some STUDENTS WIN PRIZES. paint. ERNEST GHORMLEY Manicuring, Marcelling Hot on aid through special emergency assigned with contract and local A federal exhibits building now disposal Shampoo, Fingerwaving, Facials totals has caused the long MEN’S CLOTHING and drought relief loans as well as from The physically handicapped tn The United States Civil Service occupies the narrow space between LADIES HOSE training under the Oregon Rehabi the crop adjustment benefit checks. delay. Realistic Beauty Shop The first assistant in the corn- the 4-H club exhibits building and Commission has announced open litation service were successful In Phone 326 3 01 E. Court St. The cattle purchase program is also competitive examinations as follows: the agricultural building. There a hog section at Washington came to Pendleton, Oregon Finger Wave - 50c and 25c affording relief from the distress Associate meteorologist, *3,200 to winning prizes in a contest covering number of government projects will We Specialize In Permanent caused by the drought and plans are Oregon the first week in August be on display. the eleven western states at Denver, *3,800, assistant meteorologist, *2,- Waving Colorado, according to O. I. Paul being made to purchase sheep in with authority to settle the matter 606 Main St. Pendleton, Ore. All in all, Mr. and Mrs. State Fair 600 to *3.200 a year. Weather Bu-■ and it is hoped by those in charge Office Phone 523 Rea. Phone 461 the drought areas. reau. Department of Agriculture. ! son. State Supervisor of Vocational sta- Visitor can now walk from the that speedy and satisfactory solu Rehabilitation. DR. F. L. INGRAM tion of the difficulty with early dium building to the poultry pavi Closing d te. August 21. 1934. WORK STARTS ON GREAT Mr. Paulson just returned from Community worker, and supervi Dependable Dentistry completion of the contracts for pay lion under a protecting roof. One Denver where he attended the Wes W. G. FISHER long promenade is afforded which sory, head, and assistant communi WINDBREAK PROJECT. ment will follow. Bond Bldg. Pendleton, Ore. tern Regional Conference called by NEW AND USED FURNITURE completes the quandrangle of early- ty workers’, with salaries ranging Additional tacts regarding the re- PARASITES INTRODUCED TO from *1,620 to *3,800 a year, In- the Federal Service and reports that BOUGHT AND SOLD day fair planners. cent announcement by Secretary Bowman Hotel Blk. Phone 198 Already everything glistens in dian Field Service. Department of Oregon, besides winning a number DR. H. A. NEWTON j 507 Main St of priz.es, was successful In securing Wallace and Chief Forester F. A. WAGE WAR ON APPLE WORMS, Pendleton, Ore. readiness, with forty-one buildings the interior. Closing date, August the Regional Conference for Oregon Wilcox that work would start imme Dentist having received twelve and one-half 21. 1934 Hurried to their destination by tons of paint. diately in connection with the Pres The salaries named are subject to next year. X-Ray Work Phone 12 ♦ The following Vocational Rehabi- ident's order allocating funds for a fast airplane express, 3000 insect a deduction of not to exceed 5 per Pendleton, Oregon litation students were successful in parasites of the codling moth are 1.000 mile windbreak in the prairie KLAMATH FALLS—Some 25.000 cent during the fiscal year ending W. J. CLARKE states have been received here today now at work in Oregon, after being turkeys ranging on the grasshopper June 30, 1935, as a measure of eco winning prizes in the contest held 1 HARDWARE liberated by Oregon State college infested areas of Klamath county nomy, and also to a deduction of in conjunction with the conference: ‘ by Regional Forester C. J. Buck. Majestic Ranges, Red Jacket TO SELL OR TRADE YOUR LeRoy Cinoy, Portland, Oregon; I By direction of the President. entomologists in the Willamette val- are reported to be making remark- 3 *2 per cent toward a retirement Pumps. Iron Pipe, Natía, Fencing PROPERTY SEE first place in Drafting, winning an । Phone 21 211-213 E. Court St. Secretary Wallace has authorized ley, Hood River and southern Ore able growth, with very few losses. annuity. Pendleton. Oregon J. W. CLARKE St • he Forest Service to make expendi- gon. All states except Iowa, Vermont, expensive set of drawing instru- | according to C. A. Henderson, coun These parasites, known technical ty agent. In addition to the grass Maryland, and the District of Co menta. First place In mechanical G F. HODGES AGENCY tures for the present of only $10,- Pendleton, Ore. •5,000 of the total sum of $15,- ly as Ascogaster carpocapse, were hopper diet, they are fed large quan lumbia have received less than their drawing winning a *3 merchandise 721 Main St. L 000,000 provided in the executive reared In the government laborator tities of grain, and on August 1 quota of appointments In the appor- order. WHI E. Smith, Salem, Oregon; • departmental WE order. The ultimate cost of the ies in New Jersey, having been col weighed from five to eight pounds tioned service in first place in cartooning, winning: project is estimated at *75.000,000, lected In western Asia, the original each, depending upon date of hatch. Washington. D. C. BRADLEY & SON Specialize in Good Furni of which over 90 per cent will go to home of the apple. They lay their Approximately 80 per cent of the Full Information may be obtained 1 book on cartooning. Shoe Rebuilders Alfred S Wakefield. Milwaukie, | ture at Lowest Possible farmers largely for labor for plow- eggs in the eggs of the codling moth hoppers were killed by poisoning, from the Secretary of the United ing. fencing, planting and caring for and these stay with the apple worms and the turkeys are expected to con States Civil Service Board of Exa- Oregon; second place commerciali We rebuild shoes with machinery Prices . your shoes were made on. The trees. It is expected that 25 per until they enter the pupal stage, af trol the remaining 20 per cent. minors at the post office or custom- contest, winning a fountain pen. Perle Olsen, Marquam, Oregon; I only factory machines In Umatilla cent of the total expenditures can ter which the parasite emerges in There is some talk of the various house in any city, or from the Uni Free Delivery stead of the moth. County. Mail your shoes to us. be made in the next 12 to owners pooling their birds for mar- ted States Civil Service Commission. fourth place—commercial contest. to your door. The scientists are not certain as keting this fall. Mr. Henderson says. Washington. D. C. Walter Hoffmeister, 5934 S. E. | We pay the return postage. Bet- months. 20th Avenue. Portland. Oregon; In-! ter shoe repairing for less mon Beginning •t the Canadian bor- to how much aid these will be in The city of Freiburg, near the Nobel’s Invention of dynamite signia design for Rehabilitation As- ey. Give us a trial. der. this protection forest belt will the control of the most serious ap stretch down through the Dakotas, ple peet. but will wateh carefully Black Forest, has at different times, cheapened iron, lead, copper and sociation. which was accepted by | Bradlev & Son Yer PENDLETON OREGON Pendleton, Oro. Nebraska. Kansas. Oklahoma, and for the next few yean to see the re- belonged to Austria, France, Italy, tine so industry could use the met- the conference as their recommen- 643 Main St. suits of their introduction. lation for the National Insignia I Sweden and now Germany. into the Panhandle of Texas. IRENE DUNNE AND RICHARD FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION Used Cars! 1929 Model A Ford $195.00 1930 Chevrolet Tudor Sedan $275.00 1928 Oldsmobile $175.00 1926 Model T $50.00 ROHRMAN Motor Co WANT ADS Business and Professional Cards HERMISTON PENDLETON
