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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1934. FARM CO OPERATIVE DIVISION .A MESSAGE TO EVERY MEMBER. Used Cars! WANT ADS 1932 — V-8 SEDAN $435.00 1930 — CHRYSLER EXPERIMENTAL TESTS ON COVER CROPS BEING MADE PAGE FIVE THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. NO PATRONAGE REFUND DELINQUENT MEMBERS. PAID A SUCCESSFUL CO-OPERATIVE MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP ENTERPRISE. COUPE $285.00 FOR RENT—FURNISHED modern. Mrs. Joe Dyer, 78-R. ROOM, Phone 10-tfc 0. at The Hermiston Herald. No. 9281. FOR SALE OR RENT CHEAP — House with 4 bedrooms. Inquire O. L. Barlow at Co-op. Laundry. 8-3tp Reserve Dist. No. 12 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK NOTICE TO CREDITORS. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR UMATILLA COUNTY. In the Matter of the Estate of Cathryn C. Durfey, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Cath ryn C. Durfey, deceased, and has qualified as the law directs. All persons having claims against said estate are required to present the same to me at the office of W. J. Warner, my attorney, in Hermiston. Oregon, with proper vouchers, with in six months from the date hereof. Dated this 25th day of October, 1934. CHARLES J. DURFEY, Administrator. (Oct. 25—Nov. 22) of Hermiston, in the State of Oregon, at the close A series of experimental tests on of business on Oct. IT, 1934. According to the by-laws In 1906 a Hydro-Electric Power crops for green manure and cover RESOURCES governing the Co-operative Ser Commission was created in the pro crop purposes have been worked out Loans and discounts.................................... $ 97,793 66 vice Station, no patronage re MODEL A FORD TRUCK IN A-l Overdrafts .......................................... vince of Ontario, Canada. From this 687.38 on a number of farms on the Her fund can be made to any mem ♦ beginning, Ontario's “Hydro” as it is LOW-CUT TOP condition for sale or trade. Will United States Gov. securities owned .. 59,250.00 miston and Stanfield projects. ber who has allowed his mem ♦ known, has grown into a co-operative take team or cattle. L. W. Dickson. Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc . 12,247.36 The Crops Department of Oregon Banking house.................. 8,000.00 bership to become delinquent. Hermiston, Oregon. 9-2tp Real partnership enterprise with a total State College furnished the Assist estate owned other than banking Information as to the status house ..... .......... -.................. 4,927.25 investment of $315,000,000 of which ant County Agent with one sack of of any membership is available 19,910.74 GOOD ALFALFA HAY FOR SALE— Reserve with Federal Reserve Bank $222,000,000 is invested co-opera Australian Winter Peas and one ♦ at the main office of the Farm and due from banks .................. 106,807.29 A few tons. Inquire Mrs. Laura Cash tively in power undertakings of Hy sack of Hairy Vetch and the Bacter Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer Bureau Co-operative. ♦ dro Electric Power Commission and Morris, Columbia school. 10-3tp iology Department furnished two and due from U. S. Treasurer ......... 312.50 Other Assets .............. 448.76 $95,000,000 in local distribution bottles of bacteria to inoculate le systems and other assets. gume seed. FOR SALE — 2 MILK COWS; 33 Hours for Closing Advanced. Total ............................................. $309,384.92 There is a reserve or sinking fund The purpose of these trials is to NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE tons of hay; farm for sale, trade Starting with November 1st the of more than $87,000,000, and a re- find a legume crop which will give or rent. Guy Chamness, Hermiston. LIABILITIES sufficient growth so that it may be Farm Bureau Co-operative of Her venue of $39,000,000 per annum, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 9-tfc Demand deposits.................. 134,969.07 From its first distribution of less plowed under early enough in the miston will close at 5:00 o’clock in LIGHT SIX Time Deposits ............................................ 66.633.90 the undersigned. Sheriff of Umatil Public funds of States, counties, etc. 44,705.53 la County, State of Oregon, will at spring to permit the using of the stead of 6:00 o'clock p. m. This Is than 1000 K.W.H. in 1910, it has MAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEYS, Due to banks including cashier’s checks land for any desired spring sown being done in observance of winter advanced to the position of distri- he hour of ten o'clock in the fore Canadian strain, early maturing outstanding 2,881 32 crop. The testing is being made usiness hours, Manager H. M. Som- buting 1.100,000 K.W.H. at : a re- Circulating Notes outstanding ............ 6,25-0 noon on the 5th day of November, meat type from many years selec Capital stock paid in ........................ 26.000.00 1934, at the front door of the Coun- cent date and has made provisions principally with Austrian Winter merer, says. tions. Henry Plert, Kennewick, Surplus 10,000.00 ‘y Court House of Umatilla County, for power to take care of an aggre- Peas and Hairy Vetch. It Is hoped Wash. 8-4tc Undivided profits---- net .............. 18,955.10 Will Close on Armistice. TUDOR gate load of about 1,800,000 K.W.H. that one or the other, or both, of regon. In Pendleton, Oregon, offer Total $309,384.92 these legume crops will grow and The Farm Bureau Co-operative Hydro supplies electrical service to or sale to the highest bidder for LOST DOG — SMALL BLACK AND Pledged against circulating notes out mature early enough in the spring vili close Monday, November 11, about 608 municipalities, including cash in hnnd, subject to the mini white Spaniel. Finder please noti standing 6.250.00 so that they can be plowed under vhlch is a legal holiday following 26 cities and 87 towns and 266 are mum price of Twenty-five Dollars, Pledged against public funds of States, fy R. Erickson, Oswego. Ore. 10-2tp counties, school districts, or other before the middle of May. \rmistice Day on the 11th. Farmers townships. ($25.00), the following described subdivisions or municipalities . 10,000.00 The formation of rural power dis parcel of real property heretofore Trial plots have been put out on hould take particular note of this LIVESTOCK WANTED — CATTLE Total Pledge ................................... 816,260.00 the following farms: L. J. Corneille nd prepare for a longer week end tricts has been of great economic by Umatilla County, State of Ore Sheep and Hogs. L. J. Huston, State of Oregon } of Stanfield has a ‘-acre plot without available feed supply, The benefit to the Province as a whole gon, acquired tor delinquent taxes, The Dalles. Oregon. Write me or County of Umatilla I * "• I, A. H. Norton, cashier of the above named to-wit: in providing electrical service to ag- planted to Austrian Winter Peas gas station will also be closed. leave name at Hale's Confectionery bank, PHONE 571 do solemnly swear that the above statement ricultural areas. The West ten acres of the North and ‘-acre plot to Hairy Vetch, Dec. 6. is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. HERMISTON, OREGON A. H. NORTON. Cashier. The retail distribution of elec- west Quarter of the Northeast Both to be plowed under in the Turkey Pool November 3. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 29th day spring and seeded to Alfalfa. Quarter of Section 22, Township Final plans are being made for trical energy is handled by a muni- of Oct.. 1934 5, North, Range 27, EWM, in F. S. Green of Stanfield has al the Eastern Oregon Turkey Growers’ clpal utility commission under the Tennessee Valley for some years af W. J Warner. Notary Public for Oregon. Umatilla County. Oregon. acre plot planted to Hairy Vetch association pool Saturday, Novem general supervision of the Hydro- ter the war, before Senator Norris My commission expires Dec. 11. 1936. Dated this the 1st day of October, (Seed not inoculated) and ‘-acre ber 3, in the warehouse west of the Electric Power Commission. Correct—Attest: finally succeeded in getting the bill The basic principle governing the passed forming the T.V.A. under 1934. plot in which the seed was inocu railroad tracks. Growers are being F. B. SWAYZE. W. L HAMM R. E. GOAD, Sheriff of lated. Both to be plowed under in urged to bring their birds to the financial operations of this enter which the people receive the bene R. ALEXANDER Umatilla County. State of Oregon. the spring. Directors warehouse before noon on that day. prise is that the service rendered to fit. (Oct. 4—Nov. 1) Henry Ott of Hermiston has 1 - Assistant County Agent Sawyer is the municipalities and by the muni Let us vote in such a way that acre planted to Austrian Winter stressing proper cooling by hanging cipalities to the ultimate consumer, the people of Oregon may receive Peas to be plowed under and fol birds out of doors, in order that be rendered at cost as its name the full benefit of our natural re lowed with sweet corn, squash and the cost of pre-cooling in the cars would indicate. sources. field corn. Out of the charges to consumers may be kept down. Henry Sommerer of Hermiston for electrical service, the municipali New Turkey Bulletin Ready. has 1 -acre planted to Austrian SECOND CORN-HOG PAYMENT ties are paying not only all the costs A new O.S.C. experiment station Winter peas to be plowed under and of providing service and keeping the DUE NOVEMBER 15TH followed by field corn. physical plant In an up-to-date and bulletin, entitled "Cost of Producing Turkey Hatching Eggs in Oregon,” John Jendrzejewski of Hermiston “Corn-Hog contract signers will efficient condition, but in addition is just off the presses and ready for has %-acre planted to Austrian are paying sums to retire the orig ★ Uncle Sam is doing co- free distribution to Oregon growers Winter Peas to be plowed under and find it to their advantage to and inal obligation and the people of and others interested. A copy may operate with the supervisors the power job in Ore W. J. WARNER followed by field corn. T. K. JOHNSON, M D. complete the first check-up on com- Ontario will soon advance to the be had upon request from the col PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Fred Lenz of Hermiston has an complete ownership of this publicly gon. Why set up a the vliance as soon as possible," is Attorney-at-Law lege at Corvallis or from county ex Office hours: 9:00-12:00 2:00-5: 1-acre plot planted to Austrian owned enterprise. A. tension agents. new state commission Winter Peas to be harvested for statement given out by Nolan Office hours: 9 to 12 — 2 to 5 The Grange Power Bill which was Hermiston - Oregon Jacobsen, emergency agricultural as- The information presented in the seed. Evening by appointment. passed by a majority of nearly 40,- to plunge us deeper W. A. Sawyer of Hermiston has sistant, who was in Hermiston Wed 000 in 1932 in the form of a consti new publication was obtained in a Phone: Office 1023 — Ree. 1012 an 1-8-acre plot of Austrian Winter nesday afternoon conferring with E. tutional amendment and passed by survey study of 45 representative into debt? Peas inoculated and 1-8-acre plot L. Jackson and R. G. Saylor, super the legislature in 1933, is on the turkey flocks in Oregon for the year W. L Morgan, D. M. D. ending June 1, 1934. not innoculated, 1-8-acre Hairy visors working this district. ballot in November. The second reduction payment - • =- Vetch innoculated and 1-8-acre not The Oregon Security-Owner Asso- General Dentistry Sixty-four years on the same job innoculated; 1-8-acre of Bulgarian checks, amounting to $1.00 per head elation caused this act to be refer- X-Ray and Diagnosis are due on or about November 15, and still going strong is the unusual Rye and 1-8-acre of Black Rye. All red to the people once more. DR. A. E. MARBLE ASSOCIATION TO PRESERVI Bank Bldg. Phons 9-J record of Henry F. Owen, of York. to be plowed under and followed by but will not be paid until the in act provides for the setting This OREGON'S CREDIT Residence Phone 25-J spection now going on is completed. CHIROPRACTOR Pa. At the age of 15 he began work truck garden crops. Harry Dorman, Secretary Bunday and Evenings by The third payment, which will be up of legal machinery necessary for as an apprentice in the composing Office: Two doors west post office The Umatilla Field Station has the state to go into the power busi Weatherly Building, Portland Appointment $2.00 per head, is due around Feb Office Hours: 8 to 12 - 1:30 to 6 (Paid adv ) 1 -acre of Austrian Winter Peas in ness in this way—A power commis room of a York newspaper and now. ruary 1, 1935, and is the payment the age of 79, he continues pick at Phone 481------- Hermiston, Ore. oculated and 1-10 acre not inocula- sion of three persons, citizens and out of which administrative expens ing type tor the same firm. ted; %-acre plot Hairy Vetch in- residents of Oregon for at least five es will be taken. Since sufficient, oculated and 1-10-acre plot not in- been set years preceding the election and not oculated. All these plots to be fol- but limited funds have aside for carrying on this compli- holding ownership of stocks or bonds A. W. CHRISTOPHERSON lowed by general vegetable crops. signers in any public utility, shall be elect The whole series of experimental ance inspection contract ed at the first general or special Physician and Surgeon. Hermiston Post No. 37 ’ trials have been brought about by should not cause any unneecessary election following the passage of delay in giving the required infor Meets first and third the feeling of necessity of working this act — they shall be elected with Thursday. Legion Auxil- — Bank Building — cut some cropping program whereby mation to the supervisors as this out any party designation or affil in additional ex- iary meets aeeoad and green manure can be added to the would only result iation. Office Hours — 9-12 and 2-5 pense. fourth Thursday. soil at regular intervals. Very few This power commission shall have The supervisors are making visits Legion Hall. farmers on the project have any or- authority to make a survey of the the producer’s farms, usually by to ganlzed system for building up the state and withdraw for power de- appointment, and the hog contract fertility of their soils. Most of those velopment any unappropriated signer is advised to have on hand a farmers who have followed a plan of record of all sales and purchases of waters of the state as the commis this kind have used rye or other sion may deem wise; to buy or sell grain crops. It is believed that if a hogs made since December 1, 1933, power or to build or buy power satisfactory legume can be found, in addition to having his hogs round- plants and transmission lines; this ed up in a convenient place for Manicuring, Marcelling Hot Oil ERNEST GHORMLEY better results can be obtained. commission is emplowered to deal Shampoo, Fingerwaving, Faciali counting. As evidenced by the fact that crop MEN'S CLOTHING and with the government for power yields in general are declining on LADIES HOSE produced at any federal generating Realistic Beauty Shop DAIRY CATTLE DISEASE Phone 326 301 E. Court St. the project a need of soil improve plant such as Bonneville. Every person in Oregon is vitally concerned in Finger Wave - 50c and 25c Pendleton, Oregon ment work can not be denied. San CLEAN-UP PROGRAM GIVEN If the commission finds it neces the proposed “Healing Arts Constitutional We Specialize In Permanent dy soils are more easily depleted sary to build transmission lines, buy Waving Amendment” which will be on the ballot at the Assistant County Agent Sawyer or build plants, or in any way en than heavier soils. This is especially 606 Main St. Pendleton, Ora. general election November 6. announced schedules for the federal Office Phone 523 Rea. Phone 461 true when the sandy soil is subject gage in the power business for the ed to heavy irrigation in general. It dairy cattle disease clean-up pro state, then it has the authority to Under the fictitious claim of preventing DR. F. L INGRAM can also be said that sandy soils are gram this week, with a meeting at submit to the voters without peti “MEDICAL MONOPOLY,” this vicious Healing Dependable Dentistry more responsive to soil building 10:00 A. M. Friday. November 2, in tion the question of voting bonds W. G. FISHER Arts Constitutional Amendment is proposed by Bond Bldg. Pendleton, Ore. methods. Large reserves of fertility Umatilla Community hall. Dairymen for the amount required, the pur healing “cultists” and others having selfish in NEW AND USED FURNITURE and organic matter can not be from the Umatilla and Boardman pose of such bonds being stated terests, in order to destroy the effects of the BOUGHT AND SOLD maintained due to low clay content districts are expected to attend. Basic Science Law passed by the last Oregon when submitted. Bowman Hotel Blk. Phone 198 held The second meeting will be DR. H. A. NEWTON ; 507 Main St. and excessive leaching and aeration, Pendleton, Ore. legislature. It also is designed to destroy the Oregon is especially fortunate in the high standards maintained by our Oregon hos- therefore, treatment which frequent Friday afternoon at 1:30 in having a federal generating plant Dentist pitáis, and to rob the State Industrial Accident ly adds nutrients in smaller quanti Grange hall at Stanfield, which will now being built at Bonneville. If and Echo include dairymen in the X-Ray Work Phone 12 ■ Commission of its power to properly administer ties is better than heavy treatment the federal government builds the Stanfield districts. the ever efficient Workmen’s Compensation Act. W. J. CLARKE Pendleton, Oregon applied at long intervals. main transmission lines as under On Saturday at 10:00 A. M., a the Tennessee Valley Authority, we The addition of organic matter to HARDWARE This Amendment is a direct attack against a sandy soil is perhaps the most ef meeting will be held in the Her- will be still more fortunate. Then if Majestic Ranges, Red Jacket Oregon ’ s enviable health standards and low rate TO SELL OR TRADE YOUR ficient and economical way to build miston Union church for local dairy- we pass this Grange Power Bill, we Pumps, Iron Pipe, Nails, Fencing of mortality. It challenges the seif respect and men. Roger Morse, extension dairy Phone 21 211-213 E. Court St. PROPERTY SEE up the crop producing power of that will be in a position to organize common sense of every person who has the wel Pendleton, Oregon soil. Organic matter has the follow man from Corvallis will outline power districts to further take care J. W. CLARKE at fare of this state at heart. plans for the campaign and explain of the distribution to rural sections. ing uses in light soil. G. F. HODGES AGENCY Every voter in Oregon should make it his or First—It retains moisture thereby contracts in detail. 721 Main St. Pendleton, Ore, If the government does not build her business to appear at the polls on election making irrigation less frequently transmission lines, we will derive no The hospitals of the United States day and vote “NO” against the Healing Arts WE needed and more effective. contain more sufferers from mental benefit from the plant at Bonne Constitutional Amendment. Second—It Increases the power of ville in the way of cheaper service disorders than from all other ail BRADLEY & SON Specialize in Good Furni soil to take up water which helps to ments combined. without the passage of the bill. ture at Lowest Possible Shoe Rebuilders Comparing the present rates in prevent eroeion and leaching of Prices We rebuild shoes with machinery Oregon with those of Ontario, Cana plant foods. plant uses. your shoes were made on. The Fifth — Organic matter provides da: Third—It adds nitrogen to the Free Delivery only factory machines In Umatilla Oregon—241 K.W.H., bill shows soil. Nitrogen is a food necessary for food for bacteria which in turn Against the Vicious Healing Arts to your door. County. Mail your shoes to us. quick heavy growth of plants and Is changes to plant food material into $11.00; In Ontario — 241 K.W.H. Constitutional Amendment We pay the return postage. Ret found almost entirely in organic the form that can be used by plants. (the transmission of 193 miles ter shoe repairing for less mon With these things pointing to the which would be farther than from matter. ey. Give ue a trial. Fourth—Organic matter in a pro desirability of building up the orga Bonneville down to Umatilla) $4.09 Paid adv. by Joint Committee for the Preservation of Oregon’s cess of decay forms acids which dis nic content of our sandy soil we would be the bill. Bradlev & Son Hospital Standards and Workmen’s Compensation Law 643 Main St. Pendleton. Ore. The Alabama Light A Power Co. solve nitrates and insoluable plant should watch for the results of these Rev. Axel M. Green, Secy, 512 North Graham St., Portland. Ore. profited in the sale of power in the foods making them available for experiments with much Interest. 1930 Model A Sport Roadster $225.00 1929 Dodge Six Truck $225.00 1927 Nash Coupe $125.00 1927 Model T $50.00 ROHRMAN Motor Co. VOTE NO AGAINST the Grange Power Bill Business and Professional Cards HERMISTON Vote 301 X Ro! peounneonteunanreum) ING PENDLETON Vote 305 X No!
