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THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1937. THE HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION WE NOTICED ON FLUNK DAY. WANT ADS| (From the Bulldog) That Darrel industriously tried A4 MESSAGE TO EVERY MEMBER. to impress Helix and Pilot Rock FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT during summer months. Inquire mermaids. 38-tfc That Miss Morrison was seen mak_ at Herald office. ing a three point landing while FOR SALE — 30 HEAD JERSEY making loans on a helpful business put on clean ground. This is a mea FIRST JERSEY sure which follows good hog lot basis to cooperatives which qualify mountain climbing Friday. cattle, ages 1 to 5. S. T. Bailie, That the Pankows have already La Grande, Ore. JUBILEE, MAY 31ST sanitation practices. Boys and girls as to sound management and effi 38_3tp planning to show a pen of four fat cient operating programs. The dis begun to furnish their future home. FOR SALE OR TRADE — TEAM OF Hugo had the unbelievable luck to The Jersey Jubilee, an annual af hogs at the Pacific International trict bank at Spokane is serving 102 horses, 1600 lbs. W. R. Allen, fair sponsored by the noted Jersey were urged to make arrangements individual cooperative associations win a most indispensible article of 39-ltp breeders in the state of Oregon, will to get their pigs not later than in its four-state district of Oregon. home furnishings at the carnival in Hermiston. Pendleton Saturday night. If you Washington, Idaho and Montana. start a series of shows at the state June 1. FOR SALE OR TRADE—ONE SAM- fair grounds in Salem, May 31st, Presidents who will take part in ask him, he will be glad to let you son roller bearing windmill in see this- piece of furniture. (We Russell Hartley was elected sec the field conference are: George W. where 60 head of Jersey cattle will good condition, for a yearling heifer compete for ribbons and special retary-treasurer of the Grand Cham Lamb, Springfield, Mass.; F. B. think.) and »30.00 cash. O. W. Cutsforth. That Wayne rated a car with all prizes. A similar show will be held pion Dairy Calf Club, filling the va Bomberger, Baltimore, Md R. Lexington. 38-3tc at the county fair gounds in Gresh cancy of Bill Lindner, who resigned. Judson, Columbia, South Carolina; girls in it. Some people have all the luck. FOR SALE — REASONABLE; 3 am, June 1. Seventy heard are sched John E. Brown, Louisville, Ky. ; J. Jim and Floyd seemed to have CANNING SCHEDULE fresh cows all 4 yrs. old; 1 table uled to show at this fair. Washing J. Watson, New Orleans, La.; D. M. ton county will sponsor a jubilee Hardy, St. Louis, Mo.; Hutzel Metz profited by all the pounds of ban model Montgomery Ward Cream From May 24 to 29. show at Hillsboro, June 2. The Linn- Mon.—Asparagus, 8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. ger, St. Paul, Minn.; Jerry H. Ma anas and weiners that they managed separator, Only used 6 weeks: wire Benton county group, which alter Tues.—a.m. Asparagus, p.m. Greens son, Omaha, Nebr. ; Ralph Snyder, to down while at Bingham. Especial- netting, 4 to 6 ft. wide, practically nates between Corvallis and Albany, Wed.—Asparagus. Wichita, Kans.; Sterling C. Evans, ly so when each took a swing at a new; three turkey feeders, 14 ft. will put on their show at Albany on Thurs.—a.m. Asparagus, p.m. Greens Houston, Texas; and Dr. E. A. Stok- ball and broke the only two bats in long, also turkey roosts. Write, Elsie the group. Some people don’t know M. Weed, Condon, Ore. 38-ltc June 3. Yamhill has selected Carl Friday—‘Asparagus. dyk, Oakland, Cal. ton for its show June 4. Polk county Saturday—Asparagus. Some of the members of the party their own strength. Our editor seemed to be a target FOR SALE—CHEAP USED TRUCK will show the following day in the plan to visit Coulee dam after the platforms; lumber suitable for for most everything, including in- other Hop Bowl at Independence. The ser break-up of conference at Spokane, purposes. Rohrman Motor Co.. door 18 COLLEGES TEACH balls thrown by very compe- 38-3tc Hermiston. ies ends with the Clackamas county June 6. tent pitchers during the games of show June 7th, at Canby. FOR SALE — "MEADOWS” GAS CO-OP. COURSES soft ball played Friday and Satur- COOPERATIVE LITERATURE. The State of Oregon holds 11 of washing machine: 3 sets of har day. It’s possibly a good thing that ness; gasoline Maytag engine. Call the 18 world records for fat produc Eighteen American colleges are Other articles in this bi-monthly the bats broke and that the balls at Roy Coxens for information, Her tion and 5 of the 18 for milk. Some teaching special courses on the co number of the Annals include: "Re weren’t baseballs. miston, Ore. 38-3tp of the cows, as well as their off- operative movement and consumers lationship of Consumer and Produ That two senior girls used a little FOR SALE — THOROUGHBRED springs, will be seen at these vari cooperation is discussed in courses cer Cooperatives,” by Roland N. bit of strategy and rated a triple Poland China Boar. Call 39F5, ous shows. in economics and sociology on 131 Benjamin, president of the Pennsyl ride on the ferris wheel at the car Pendleton, Ore. 38-3tp W. D. Putnam Jr. of Hillsboro, campuses, according to a survey just vania Farm Bureau Cooperative As nival in Pendleton. Let Bonnie 2-ROOM APARTMENT FOR RENT secretary of the Oregon Jersey Cat- completed by The Cooperative sociation; "Consumers’ Cooperation Jean and Opal tell you how this on the ground floor at Carter’s tie club, will sponsor the event. T. League of the U.S.A. Apartment. Hermiston. 37-3tc and Political Action,” by George W. was accomplished. R. Warren, western field man of the The findings, based on 135 replies Jacobson and Iver Lind, of the Mid That Willie seemed to have got WANTED— SURGE MILKING MA- American Jersey Cattle club will al to questionnaires sent to heads of land Cooperative Wholesale; “Coop ten over ma. v of his forward ways so be in attendance. Farmers who chine. H. E. Hanby, Hermiston, economics and sociology depart erative Housing in the United after barging headstrong into the Oregon. 37-ltp are interested in seeing good Jersey ments, show a tremendous increase States,” by Abraham E. Kazan, pres girls’ cabin after his suitcase, We cattle should plan to attend one of of interest in academic circles when ident of the Amalgamated Housing hope that it wasn’t too much of a NEW PART FOR TRACTOR—LOST these shows. from truck passing M. C. Baragar compared of findings of a similar Corporation, New York City; “Bas shock, Willis. Jay T. Pierson, assistant county farm northeast of Hermiston, Fri survey two and a half years ago. In ic Principles of Cooperation,” by Jim Stuart seemed to have room day, April 30. Part may be had by agent, states that if there is suffi the fall of 1934 only 24 of the 101 James P. Warbasse, president of the for an amazing amount of bananas, calling at Herald office and paying cient interest among the breeders tn colleges reporting taught courses In Cooperative League of the U.S.A.; a weiners, and other food during for this ad. Was found in corrugat the west Umatilla, Irrigon and the economics of consumption in history of "Consumers’ Cooperation these two days of rollicking fun. We ed box. Boardman areas, means of transpor- which the consumers cooperative in the United States,” by Florence understand, Jim, that mountain air FOX FEED HORSES — WANTED. tatlon can be provided to take a E. Parker, assistant editor of the certainly produces the appetites, but Phone 254. Echo, or write A. movement was discussed. delegation. Hackbarth, Echo, Ore., and I will Of the 18 colleges offering special Monthly Labor Review of the U.S. we hope the after effects were not call on you. 42-pd. courses on the cooperative move Bureau of Labor Statistics; discus too severe. 4-H CLUB NEWS WANTED — A USED FRUIT AND sions of consumers ’ cooperation in That Bernard’s and Harold's cars ment, seven include courses on the vegetable hand press. Call at Her- organization and management of co- Great Britain and the Scandinavian arrived in Pendleton after Coach— Twenty boys and girls were pres operatives. On a large number of countries; and an excerpt from the when Coach left last. Who can ex ald office. 37-3tp ent at a 4-H dairy club fitting and campuses students are operating co_ report of the Inquiry on Cooperative plain this? Probably any one of ten Call for Warrants. showing demonstration held on the operative book stores, eating clubs, Enterprise which studied the coop- people. All outstanding warrants for Dist lawn of the reclamation building dormitories and buying pools in or erative movement in Europe last That Floy was with Dayton most rict No. 112 have been called, and Sunday, May 16. J. T. Pierson, as der to cut the costs of education. year at the request of President of the time. interest on same will cease May 13, sistant county agent, demonstrated | Colleges offering full courses on Roosevelt. That some of them just couldn’t H. J. OTT. Clerk. the procedure necessary in fitting a the cooperative movement include: Copies of this issue of the Annals take it until the weiner roast was School Dist. No. 112. ------ • = can be obtained for $2 by writing over. Namely: Bonnie Jean, Rose dairy calf for show ring. Kansas State College, University of Particular emphasis was placed Minnesota, University of Wisconsin, the American Academy of Political mary, Vivian, Mary, Dorothy, Mar- Land Sale Notice. on teaching the calves to lead in Connecticut State College, Louisia and Social Science, 3457 Walnut garet, Darrel, and Bill. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that order that they might show to the na State University, Teachers Col- Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Each num That Mary and Roberta would the undersigned. Sheriff of Umatil best advantage for the boys and lege, Columbia University, North ber analyses some one specific so make good opera singers. This was la County, Oregon, by virtue of an girls. Boys and girls were urged to D kota State College, Antioch Col- cial, economic, or political problem, found out when their bed partner order duly made and entered here in by the County Court of Umatilla start immediately fitting their lere, Hamlin University, American development, or institution from rolled In with ice cold feet. County, Oregon, on the 30th day of calves if they contemplated showing the varying viewpoints of experts That Willis acted as "handy man ” April, 1937, will, on the 5th day of International College, University of at the Eastern C e on Livest ck Maryland, Butler University, College In the field. between the cabin and the bonfire. June, 1937, at the hour of ten show to Le held at Urien June 10, That Miss Morrison and Mrs. O’- o'clock In the forenoon, sell to the of the City of New York, Ohio State highest bidder for cash in hand, at 11 and 1?. Mr. Pierson pointed out University, Lewis Institute, Univer WALLOWA PARK TO Neil were the chief cooks and bot the front door of the Umatilla Coun that, all calves should be clipped, sity of Newark, St. Vincents College, tlewashers and we thank them. ty Court House, Pendleton. Oregon, BE OPEN MAY 29 horns dressed and ton" t immed, That while Margaret Clarke was subject to a minimum price of and Baylor University. Of these the at least three weeks before fair time Universities cf Minnesota and Wis- playing first base in softball she »20.00 therefor, to be paid in cash, and th t they should be brushed and Wallowa Lake park at the head of admitted that she was sitting on the at the time of sale, the following consin, Kansas, Louisiana and Con described parcel of land, heretofore blanketed in order that the natural necticut State Colleges. Antioch and Wallowa lake and at the entrance can. by Umatilla County, Oregon, acqui oil of the sl.ia be erouhat out to St. Vincents Colleges include special to the far-famed Wallowa primitive That Floy, Opal and Helen were red for delinquent taxes, to-wit: to give the hair ore lu ter; also SE 1 of SW‘ (South of Furnsh courses on the organization and area of 223,000 acres, will be open the last ones to bed and the first to Ditch) in Section 8. Township 4. remove ali shaggy or dead hair on ed for the 193 7 season Saturday, rise. anagement of cooperatives. North Range 29, EWM., Umatil the calves < abes that hive a ien- May 29, according to announcement That the seniors felt like helli— la County, Oregon. dency to e wild sho Id not be al just made by John T. Conwell, asso ping some poor soul Friday night. R E. COAD, Sheriff lowed to run with the rest of the CO-OP BANK LEADERS ciate manager of the lodge and park. Especially a group of serenaders of Umatilla County. herd and sho Id be staked ovt on a VISIT NORTHWEST (May 6-June 3) During the past several weeks ex over by the river bank. rope, thus enabling them to become [ We’ll have to quit this as we tensive improvements have been SUMMONS. accustomed to the halter. | Spokane, Wn.—To gain an inti made in a number of the cabins op can’t tell you everything— That’s Equity No. 5982 lt was also pointed out that the mate acquaintance with northwest erated in connection with the lodge. the fun of "Flunk Day.” There have IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE boys and girls should lead their cooperative activities and visit some Several have been enlarged in pre to be a few secrets. STATE OF OREGON FOR calves and teach them to pose at of the northwest’s agricultural cen- preparation for the coming season, UMATILLA COUNTY every opportunity. Another good ters, presidents of the 12 banks for which gives promise of being one of F. B. Swayze, Plaintiff, vs. Alon policy wonld be to remove the win- cooperatives from all sections of the the largest in the history of the CLASSIFIED ADS zo L. Needles and Katie Needles, dow sashes from the shed where the country will participate in a six-day park. husband and wife; E. L. Borthwick calves are housed and darken the field conference trip in Oregon and BRING RESULTS Attaches in the lodge and in the and Ethel Francis Borthwick, hus house by tacking muslin or gunny Washington beginning May 31, it park who will band and wife; Oak Park Trust & be in charge this sea- sacks over the windows. This prac is announced by A. C. Adams, presi- son, have been on the ground for Savings Bank, a corporation; and Jean Macdonald, Defendants. tice eliminates the difficulty en dent of the 12th district bank at several weeks getting everything in To the above named defendant countered from flies and also makes Spokane who will act as leader and readiness for the opening. Horses NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Jean Macdonald: it possible for the calf to have a host. have been brought In from the low IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE IN THE NAME OF THE STATE cool place to go during the heat of Headed by Cooperative Bank Com- er Wallowa and Grande Ronde val OF OREGON. STATE OF OREGON FOR the day. You are hereby required to ap missioner S. D. Sanders and Assis- leys for those who wish to explore UMATILLA COUNTY. pear and answer the complaint filed New Dairy Club Organized. tant Commissioner J. D. Lawrence the mountain trails; boats are being In the Matter of the Estate of An against you in the above entitled A new dairy club was organized of Washington, D. C., the party of placed on the lake; grounds have court and cause within four weeks in the Stanfield ditrict Monday I 12 regional co-op bank presidents been put in order and all traces of ton Soneson, Deceased. from the date of the first publica IS HEREBY GIVEN that tion evening, May 17. James Barber was | will leave their train at Eugene. the heavy winter are being removed. the NOTICE of this summons, and if you undersigned has been appointed fall so to appear and answer, for elected president. Newell Anson, Oregon, and drive to Spokane bank administratrix of the estate of An want thereof plaintiff will apply to vice president, and Owen Anson, headquarters by way of Portland. ton Soneson, deceased, and has qua FOREST SUPERVISOR said court for a decree as prayed for lified as the law directs. All per secretary-treasurer. Other members Hood River, Vancouver, Olympia. sons having claims against said es and demanded ins said complaint, are Clemma Barber, Wayne Barber. Tacoma. Seattle, Yakima and Walla TRANSFERRED tate are requ’red to present the to-wit: A decree that plaintiff have and Raymond Patch. Rueben Patch and Walla, visiting and contacting co same to me at the office of W. J. recover of and from the defendants Anna Patch. -operative groups enroute. Lawrence K. Mays, who has been Warner, my attorney, in Hermiston, Alonzo L. Needles and Katie Need W. R. Barber was chosen local "This is the first time such a field employed In the office of the Forest Oregon, verified as the law directs, les the sum of »250.00, being the leader. Members elected to call the | conference has been held,” Mr. Supervisor in Pendleton since 1934, within six months from the date principal of two notes owned and newly formed club the "Cold Springs Adams points out, “so we are natur during which time he was in charge hereof. held by plaintiff, with interest Dated this 20th day of May. 1937. thereon at the rate of 6% per an Dairy Calf Club.” ally pleased that our northwest of all fire control work In the Uma ELLA P SONESON. num from the 3rd day of November, Administratrix. country was chosen for the initial tilla National Forest, has been pro Lois Hutchison Vice President, 1931, and the further sum of $38.60, (May 20 - June 17) At a meeting of the pig club held trip, along with California where moted to the Division of Operation insurance premium paid by plain tiff, with Interest thereon at the at the assistant county agent's of the tour is starting. It Is signifi in the Portland office of the United rate of 6% per annum from the fice Saturday evening. May 15. Lois cant. of course. that the Pacific States Forest Service, according to Taken Un Notice. 18th day of April, 1935, and the fur Hutchison was elected vice presi state farmers have gained national Supervisor A. D. Moir, who states NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ther sum of »77.02. taxes paid by dent. filling the vacancy left by recognition in the development of that Mr. Mays will henceforth be I have taken up and have kept for plaintiff, with Interest thereon at Bernard Jendrzejewski. who resign- cooperative marketing and coopera- employed on forest fire studies In I about 14 days at my ranch 1‘ miles the rate of 6% per annum from the ed two weeks ago. During the last tire purchasing. After hearing so all forests In the states of Washing North of Stanfield, the following de 4th day of October, 1935. and the further sum of »300.00 as an attor scribed animals: week sixteen Duroc Jersey weaner much about our associations the co- ton and Oregon. 1 black mare, white bind feet, ney’s fee. and the costs and dis pigs were purchased for members of op bank presidents wanted to see Mays will be succeeded In the bursements of this suit, and that 1100 lbs. the pig club to be shown at the lo these accomplishments for them Pendleton office by Junior Forester 1 bay mare. 1100 lbs., white star said sums are a Hen or Hens against the following described land, to cal and state fairs. Two purebred selves. The only regret is that time C. T. Brown. Mr. Brown has been on forehead. wit: 2 yearling colts, bay. Poland China gilts were also pur will not permit a more extensive employed as Assistant Ranger of the The South Half of the Northeast animals will be sold, unless re chased for boys who will carry the visit throughout the four northwest Walla Walla district of the Umatil Said Quarter of the Northeast Quar- deemed, at public auction to the gilt project this year, and the sow states where many other coopera la forest since August of last year, highest bidder for cash in hand on er: the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter; the North and litter project next year. All tives are rendering a splendid ser- and is well qualified to handle fire the 21st day of May, 1937, at the Half of the Southwest Quarter of weaner pigs purchased were given vice to their farmer-members.” control work on account of several above described ranch at 2:00 the Northeast Quarter; and the ____ a treatment for worms as a pre. The cooperative banks, units of years’ experience in the Columbia o'clock. Signed. HARRY STEELE. Southwest Quarter of the South- I cautionary measure before they were the farm credit administration, are National Forest. west Quarter of the Northeast (May 6-20) PAGE SEVEN Quarter, all in Section 16 in Township 4 North of Range 28 East of the Willamette Meridian, in Umatilla County, Oregon, ex cepting therefrom the following described tract: Commencing at the center of said Section 16 and running thence North 417.6 feet; thence East 208.8 feet; thence South 417.6 feet: thence West 208.8 feet to the point of begin ning, containing two acres more of less. That the mortgage given by said defendants Alonzo L. Needles and I Katie Needles to plaintiff and of record at page 410, Book 101, Rec ord of Mortgages for Umatilla Coun ty in the State of Oregon, and the lien thereof be foreclosed against said land, and that the court decree a sale of said land for the satisfac tion of the whole of the debt se cured thereby, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the installments now due, with costs of suit and attorney's fees, or decree a sale of so much of said land as may be necessary to satisfy the sums due plaintiff, with costs of suit. That if there be a deficiency, then that plaintiff have execution against the property of said defen dants Alonzo L. Needles and Katie Needles or against the property of either of them for satisfaction of such deficiency. That plaintiff be permitted to bid upon and purchase said land at the sale thereof, or so much of the same as may be sold. That immediately after such sale the sheriff place the purchaser of said land in possession thereof. That if you shall appear herein as the owner or holder of the eight notes the payment of which is se cured by said mortgage, which notes are not owned by plaintiff, then that your rights be protected here in, and that such decree be entered as may be proper for the protection and interest of all persons owning any one or more of said notes or having any interest therein, and that the court will enter herein such decree as may be proper for the protection of all parties con cerned. That you and all persons claim ing by, through or under you sub sequent to the 9th day of April, 1932, the date of said mortgage, be forever barred and foreclosed of any and all right, title, interest, claim, lien or demand In, to or upon said land and each and every part there of, except the statutory right of re demption, and that plaintiff have such other and further relief as may seem proper In equity. This summons is served upon you by publication thereof for four suc cessive weeks in the Hermiston Herald by order of Hon. Calvin L. Sweek, judge of the court above named, which said order was made and dated May 3, 1937, and the date of the first publication of this summons Is May 13th, 1937. W. J. WARNER, Attorney for Plaintiff, Post Office Oddress: Hermiston, Oregon. (May 13-June 10) W. L. Morgan, D. M. D (renerai Dentistry X-Ray and Diagnosis Bank Bldg. Phone t-J Residence Phone 25-J Sunday and Evenings by Appointment WATCH - CLOCK REPAIRING A. W. BEHRMAN WATCHMAKER HERMISTON OREGON DR. A. E MARBLE CHIROPRACTOR Office: 2 blocks east of post office | Office Hours: 8 to 12 - 1:30 to I ! Phone 481 — — Hermiston, Ore Hermiston Post No. 37 Meets first and third Thursday. Legion Auxil- lary meets second and fourth Thursday. Legion Hall. V. R. “Bob” RUNNION AUCTIONEER FARM SALES AND LIVE STOCK A SPECIALTY Make Dates at My Expense Heppner, Oregon Phone 452 Dr. A. C. Willcutt OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OSBORN APARTMENTS PETERSON & PETERSON ATTORNEYS AT LAW U. S. National Bank Building Practice in State A Federal Courts Pendleton. Ore. DR. P. B. BELT PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Office Hours: Other 10:30 to 12:30 A.M. Hours by 2 to 5 P.M. Appointment Reo. 712 — PHONE — Office 733 W. J. WARNER Attorney-at-Law Hermiston - Oregon
