The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, May 27, 1937, Page 5, Image 5

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    THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1937.
THE HERMISTONHERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON
FAIRM 1 CO-OPERATIVE Dl v is it IN
JJ
1937 SEED LOAN
DEFINED
M ESSAGE
TO
EVERY
SEE US AND AVOID TIRE TROUDLE THIS SUMMER
GET
THE
M EM BER.
CO-OPS CLOSED MONDAY
VAOB FIVb
CANNING SCHEDULE
of World-Famous
From May 31 to June 5.
M onday is a legal holiday an d all
cooperatives w ill be closed. P a tro n s Mon.— A sparagus, 8 a.m. - 3 :3 0 p.m.
a re asked to rem em ber th is an d p re­ T ues.— a.m. A sparagus, p.m. G reens
REGULATIONS FOR SALE MUST pare for th e double holiday.
W ed.— A sparagus.
T h u rs.— a.m . A sparagus, p.m. G reens
MEET WITH ACT AS APPROVED
F rid a y —¿Asparagus.
Fair Board Meeting.
BY GOVERNOR OF OREGON,
A m eeting of th e U m atilla P ro ­ S atu rd ay — A sparagus.
MARCH 12, 1937.
je ct fa ir board w ill be held F rid a y
COOPERATIVE PROGRESS
evening a t 8 :00 o’clock in th e office
The G overnor of Oregon approved
of A ssistan t C ounty A gent Ja y T.
ABROAD.
a seed law ac t w hereby all seed sold
P ierson. N ecessary revisions in th e
or offered for sale in the S tate of
prem ium list w ill be m ade a t th is
(Co-op L eague News Service)
Oregon, e ith e r in m ix tu re or specific
m eeting and all board m em bers and
Ireland.
v arie ty , m ust be labeled, giving the
su p e rin ten d e n ts a re asked to be
ap p ro x im ate percentage by w eight
P erh ap s th e n earest p ara llel to th e
present. P re lim in ary business for
of weed seed present, in e rt m atter,
th e fa ir w ill be discussed an d im- developm ent of farm e rs’ cooperatives
th e num ber per pound of each kind
th a t arc m ak in g m arked progress in
p r ta n t m a tte rs decided upon.
* Our own experience and the
of seeds of the noxious weed such as
the m idw est is th e evolution of the
e
x p e r ie n c e o f o u r c u sto m e r s
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cooperative,
w h ite top, R ussian knapw eek, dod­
Today’s Quote.
proves R oyals can ta k e it I—give
w hich is th e p red o m in an t ty p e in
ders, quack grass, bindw eed, C ana­
‘‘Look a t an y ru ra l com m unity
dian th istle , blue lettu ce, d eath w ith w ell kept homes, good c h u rc h ­ Ireland. Only a few of th e E n g lish
plenty o f Safe M ileage when hot
type of consum ers cooperatives exist,
weed, Johnson grass, leafy spurge
roads cause so m any tires to
es and schools and a g eneral ap p e ar­
and m any oth er weed seed w hich ance of being a place in w hich you th e one society in B elfast, N o rth Ire ­
weaken and fail.
land, ac co u n tin g for 48,350
m em ­
may be classified as noxious weeds
would like to live, and you w ill find
in th e com m unity in w hich th e seed th a t th e farm ers th e re have learn ed bers o ut of a to ta l of 61,258 for all
is grow n. The approxim ate percen­ how to m ake a p ro fitab le business Ireland.
1 0 0 K AT THESE H O L ID A Y
W hen S ir H orace P lu n k e tt,
to
ta g e of g erm ination of each kind of
V A LUES
(out of farm ing. Those are th e k ind
seed and th e nam e and address of of com m unities th a t you and I w an t whom th e g re a te st cre d it is due for
U
.
S. ROYALS
theseller m ust be plain ly w ritte n on to help b u ild .”— D ean W m. A. th e developm ent of th e Irish a g r i­
5.50x17
th e tag. It is also necessary th a t the Schoenfeld, OSC, in a radio address c u ltu ra l cooperatives, so u g h t th e aid
6 Ply
kind and v arie ty of seed be specific­ to 4-H club m em bers over a n a tio n ­ of th e E n g lish C ooperative Move­
m ent to aid th e te n a n t farm ers in
ally sta te d on ta g and w here it o r­ al hook-up.
188 8, he found th a t th e cooperative
iginated.
S . T IR E S
G u ard Typ«)
store w as n ot th e ir chief need. Be­
T his act has been approved by
R E A LOAN
fore sp en d in g th e ir incom e a d v a n ta ­
5.50 X 17
th e governor of the sta te for the
geously th ey had to g et it. Up u n til
4 Ply
sta te for the purpose of protecting CONTRACTS LET
th is tim e they had been a t th e m er­
farm ers p u rch asin g seeds of any
cy of ab sen tee lan d lo rd s an d w hat
kind. It is suggested th a t farm ers
R u ral E le ctrifica tio n A d m in istra­ did n ot go for re n t u sually w en t to
u . s.
send in a sam ple of seed to th e S tate to r Jo h n M. Carm ody today a n ­
ROYAL
th e "G om been m a n ” , th e local m on­
IT U B I...
Seed L ab o rato ry for analysis before nounced allo tm en ts to ta lin g $161,-
ey len d er whose u su rio u s p ractices
p a te n te d
it is sown. In th is w ay they w ill 000 to two pro jects in Tennessee. kept th e te n a n ts c o n sta n tly in debt.
■ w —-
air-ventine
feature prevent* "tra p p e d -a ir’ '
know d efin itely th e p ercentage of Loan co n tra cts for house w irin g and
D espite com p arativ ely rich n a tu r ­
blowouts. Dynamically balanced.
th e d iffe re n t kinds of noxious weeds line co n stru ctio n were executed w ith al resources and th e B ritish policy
and o th e r m aterial in th e seed be­ th e sponsors of R E A -financed pro- of h elp in g te n a n ts to become sm all
fore th ey have covered th e ir farm . jects in Illinois, N ebraska, Oregon p ro p rieto rs, poor farm in g m ethods.
If every farm er would do th is be­ and W yom ing.
In v ita tio n s to bid ) inexperience in m a rk e tin g , and in-
fore sow ing any seed it would g rea t- w ere issued by p ro ject sponsors in [ ab ility to purchase needed re q u ire ­
ly reduce the am ount of in festatio n ¡M aryland> M innesota, T exas an d m ents a t reasonable cost, th e re su lt
and ev en tu ally elim in ate th e prob- w j scons| n
of ce n tu ries of e x p lo ita tio n , k ep t th e
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lent of weed eradication.
; A ]oan c o n tra ct in Oregon has Irish farm er poor. P lu n k e tt p ro ­
C e rtain fines are provided in the been let to th e B lachly-L ane C ounty posed th re e cooperative m ethods of
act for those who violate any of th e co o p erativ e
E le ctric
A ssociation, h elp in g th em — cooperative cred it,
Farm Bureau A uxiliary.
provisions ,set fo rth in th e seed Blachly, Oregon, and may use up to cooperative p u rch a sin g of farm re-
The F arm B ureau A u x iliary will
laws. T his applies to any person, $108,000 to co n stru c t a g e n e ra tin g ouisitçs, an d cooperative m a rk e tin g
m eet F rid ay , Ju n e 4 th , and all
corporation, or association dealin g pia n t an d 87 m iles of line to serve and processing.
frien d s and neighbors a re welcome
in th e sale of seeds. T here w ill al- 420 custom ers in L ane county. U n­
T he p u rch ase societies sta rte d out to a tte n d th is m eeting.
w ays be a ce rtain
percentage of able to secure a satisfac to ry source by h a n d lin g fertilize rs and seeds,
weed p resent rec ard less of how care- of pow er, REA w ill fin an ce th e con- g ra d u a lly ad d in g fodder, coal, farm
Land Sale Notice.
ful the bvver or th e seller mav he. stru c tlo n of an 80 KW p o rtab le gen- tools an d m achinery.
FOUND— % MILE W EST OF C o­
In tim e, on
lum bia school house, ab o u t 1 %
h u t a g re a t im provem ent will be e ra t i n g p la n t for th is project.
th e insistence of th e farm ers’ wives,
gallon m otor oil. Call a t home of
noted If eve’-v farm er w ill have
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most of them began to stock g ro cer­
NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN, H. F. L indner, Colum bia d istric t.
sam ples analysed before seeding.
ies and o th e r household com m odi­
EXPERIMENTAL
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T h a t th e un d ersig n ed . S heriff of
ties. In th e absence of organized I U m atilla C ounty, Oregon, by v irtu e
TERRACES TRIED
m ark etin g for m inor farm crops, th e j o f an o rd er duly m ade and entered FOR PORTABLE T Y PE W R IT E R S &
4-H CLUR NEWS
P o rtab le Adding M achines see Al
supply store fu rth e r assum ed th e h erein by th e County C ourt of Uma­ Q u irin g at H erald Office.
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C onstruction of several h u n d red function of m a rk e tin g — ta k in g eggs, tilla C ounty, Oregon, on th e 30th
day pt' A pril, 1 937, will, on the 3rd FOR REN T
A m eeting of all
!-;! livestock broad-base terraces on its erosion bacon, honey, potatoes, etc.
4 ROOM MODERN
T hus day of Ju ly , 1937, a t th e hour of
fu rn ish ed house. 11. E. H anby,
c.i 1 s will ba held a. t.ie a ssista n t control p roject n ear Condon is be- th e supply society becam e a g eneral 1 0:00 o’clock in th e forenoon, sell
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cot n ty
ag e n t s office,
Sat. day, jng carried on by th e Soil C onserva- purpose society.
to th e highest bidder for cash in H erm iston.
May 29.
T his w •
c a reg: la r (¡on service to d eterm in e
w h eth er
han
d
,
a
t
th
e
fro
n
t
door
of
th
e
Uma­
W A N T E D — GIRL TO 1)0 HOU9E-
A sim ila r developm ent took place
r e tin - fa r each club
w hereby it thig a n c le n t p ractice w ill prove an w ith some of th e cooperative cream ­ tilla County C ourt House, Pendle­
work. Call at H erald office. 4 0 -ltp
ton.
Oregon,
su
b
ject
to
a
m
inim
um
will be necessary for th ru t> io n - effective and econom ical m ethod of eries. Besides processing d airy pro­
price of $20.00 th erefo r, to be paid 10 W EA N ER PIGS FOR SALE W.
duct a business m e c t"’g U enion-tra- conserving soil and m o istu re on th e ducts th ey m ark eted
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T. Bray, U m atilla.
o th e r
farm in cash, a t th e tim e of sale, the fol­
tion and jv d ing t a ns w,i! be se.- siOp ing fields of ea ste rn Oregon,
crops an d purchased farm supplies low ing described parcel of land, FOR RENT FURNISHED OR UN-
e ted for each ciul to i”om pete at
W hile te rra c in g has been prac- for th e ir m em bers, e v e n tu a lly sup­ h ereto fo re by U m atilla C ounty, Ore­
furnished a p a rtm e n ts for house­
gon, acquired for d elin q u en t taxes,
th e local p-n ject fa i- lu d - in g con- t jced for th o u san d s of years in Eu- p lying th e needs of th e home.
Modern. Mrs. Joe Dyer.
to -w it:
L ots 9 and 10, Block 6, keeping.
tests am ong clubs will be held d u r- rope an d Asia> and hag become an
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In 1934 th e re w ere 239 coopera­ City of H erm iston in NE SE Sec­
ing th e afternoon and th e highest im p o rta n t p a rt of th e erosion con- tive cream eries w ith 55,231 _
mem tio n 10, T 4 N orth 28 EWM, U m a­ FOR SALE
4-W H EEL TRA ILER
scoring te a t,1 \ i.I It . i< < il .0 go tro ] program of ce n tral and so u th - ; pers: 106 g eneral purpose societies tilla C ounty, Oregon.
H ouse; New; 14 ft. long, 7*4 in.
Dated
at
P endleton, U m atilla
to th e E astern Oregon Livestock fa ste rn U nited S tates, it has n ot un- w ith 22,288 m em bers, and 29 m is­
C ounty, Oregon, th is 26th
day of wide, 6 in. high. Max G. Sulisky,
Show a t Union.
m recen tly been experienced w ith cellaneous societies
w ith
18,932 May, 1 937.
Echo, Oregon.
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A num ber of dem onstration team s on a larg e scale in Oregon. A rt m em bers, all a ffilia te d
R. E. GOAD, Sheriff
w ith
the
of U m atilla County. PIANO FOR SALE FOR BALANCE
will be taken to the E astern Oregon K ing, extension soil co n serv atio n ist Irish A g ricu ltu ra l O rg an izatio n So­
(M ay 27-June 24)
due.
Bungalow
size, sta n d ard
show, and th e num ber taken w ill statio n ed a t O.S.C., says he believes ciety, th e ed u catio n al and prom o­
m ake, g u aran teed .
You ta k e over
depend upon individual clubs w hich the plan has possibilities, and th a t tional
fed eratio n
estab lish ed
by
balance for cash or sm all m onthly
are prepared to give a dem onstration if it does n o th in g m ore th a n force P lu n k e tt. T he Irish A g ricu ltu ral
Land Sale Notice.
paym ents. Address, A uditor of Ac­
a t th a t tim e.
cu ltiv a tio n of these fields on th e W holesale Society serves prim arily
NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN th a t counts, Cline P iano Co., 1011 S. W.
All to y s and g irls who plan to contour instead of up an d down or th e general purpose societies. It th e un d ersig n ed , S heriff .of U m atil­ W ashington, P o rtlan d , Ore. 40-3tc
show an im als a t the E astern Ore- in a hap h azard fashion, it w ill be broke th e fertilize r ca rtel by im p o rt­ la C ounty, Oregon, by v irtu e of an T H R E E ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
gon Livestock Show should imme- j w orth w hile from th e sta n d p o in t of ing from A m erica, w ith th e resu lt o rd er duly m ade and en tered here­
ad jo in in g golf course, for ren t.
in by th e County C ourt of U m atilla Some fu rn itu re . W. T. K napp, H er­
d iately get in touch w ith Mr. P ier- erosion control.
prices dropped 50 per cent.
County, Oregon, on th e 30th day of miston.
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son. so th a t final arran g e m en ts may
U sing a tra c to r and g rad e r th e
Because th e m em bers of local so­ A pril, 1937, will, on th e 5 th day of
be made in tru ck in g , and th e finish- ' SCS w orkers a t th e Condon cam p cieties have little money, th e co-ops Ju n e , 1937, a t th e hour of ten LARGE GARDEN SPACE F O R
squash to anyone for keeping the
ing touches advocated for properly I com pleted ab o u t 1000 feet of te r- are g en erally u n d ercap italized and o'clock in th e forenoon, sell to the
h ig h est bidder for cash in hand, a t
fittin g calves for th is show.
race a day.
T erraces are 30 feet req u ire considerable cre d it from the th e fro n t door of th e U m atilla Coun­ weeds down. Mrs. A. F. R ohrm an.
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wide a t th e base, ru n n in g across th e Irish W holesale w hich in tu rn is ty C ourt House, P endleton, Oregon,
EN
TE
R
PR
ISE
TOWN
PROPERTY
m inim um price of
slope of th e land on th e co n to u r, g ran ted cred it by th e E n g lish w hole­ su b je ct to a
for sale or trad e in or n ea r H er­
OIL CO-OPS MAKE
each w ith a broad fla t ch an n el sale from w hich it buys m ost of its $20.00 th erefo r, to be paid in cash,
a t th e tim e of sale, th e follow ing m iston <6 rooms and b ath , front
above a low fla t e a rth ridge m ade goods.
described parcel of land, heretofore porch, large screened back porch.
LARGE EXPANSION
by m oving th e e a rth down hill from
P o litical and relig io u s differences by U m atilla County, Oregon, acq u i­ P lastered , new ly tin ted . G arage. E.
A. T h o rn b u rg , H erm iston, Oregon.
the ch an n el onto th e ridge. T hess in Irelan d a re sh a rp b u t coopera­ red for d elin q u en t taxes, to -w it:
(Co-op League News Service)
8 E H of SW*4 (South of E urnsh
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are said to offer b u t little o b stru c­ tives have b ro u g h t neighbors to
D itch) In Section 8, T ow nship 4,
Indianapolis, Ind.— A modern oil tion to c u ltiv a tin g o perations. W hen work to g eth er, as well as ed u catin g
FU
R
N
ISH
ED
HOUSE
FOR
RENT
N orth R ange 29, EWM., U m atil­
com pounding
p la n t
designed
to com pleted th e system is expected to th e sm all farm er in b e tte r farm in g
d u rin g sum m er m onths.
Inquire
la County, Oregon.
serve cooperatives In nine sta te s is prevent soil w ashing an d help re ­ m ethods, in sta n d a rd s and q u ality
R E GOAD, Sheriff at H erald office.
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u nder constru ctio n here and will be tain ra in fa ll by co llectin g and h o ld ­ and in keeping records and accounts.
of U m atilla County.
FOR SALE — 30 HEAD JERSEY
ready for operation early in July. ing w ate r u n til it soaks in to th e The cooperative cream ery tends to (M ay 6 -Ju n e 3)
ca ttle, ages 1 to 5. S, T. Bailie,
The com pounding p la n t is being ground, ca rry in g an y excess off become th e real h e a rt of th e com m u­
La G rande, Ore.
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b u ilt by U nited Cooperatives, Inc., at slowly.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
nity.
an estim ated cost of $150,000 to
T he SCS is seeding th e com pleted
W here a y ear before Irish farm ­
FOR SALE OR TRADE ONE SA.M-
supplem ent the o u tp u t of th e p lant te rrac es to grass and legum es, th u s ers had been sh o o tin g a t one a n o th ­ IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF THE
son ro ller b ea rin g w indm ill in
built in 1930 by th e Ind ian a Farm adding fe rtility to Increase th e yield e r in th e com m unity of D rinagh, th e
STATE OF OREGON FOR
good condition, for a y ea rlin g heifer
Bureau C ooperative A ssociation, a of th e follow ing crops in ad d itio n to jC atholic
p riest
an d
P ro te sta n t
UMATILLA COUNTY.
and $30.00 cash. O. W C u tsfo rth ,
m em ber of th e cooperative business holding th e new ly w orked soil. In ­ preach er worked side by side in lay ­
L exington.
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federation. The present p la n t has a u g u ra tin g an o th er new p ractice to ing th e brick th a t becam e a coopera­
In th e M atter of th e E sta te of An­
been serv in g F arm B ureau Co-ops Oregon called “s trip cro p p in g ,” they tive cream ery in 1925 and th e farm ­ ton Soneson. Deceased.
FOR SALE— CH EA P USED TRUCK
in In d ian a. Ohio, M ichigan and will seed w h eat in a lte rn a te strip s
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th a t ! platform s;
lum ber su itab le for
ers were w o rk in g to g e th er in hufld-
. ,th e u ndersigned has been appointed o th e r purposes. Rohrm an Motor Co.,
P ennsy lv an ia but is unable to meet betw een th e te rrac es each year. T his
Ing a cooperative society.
Today j B d m lnlgtratrtx of th e egtate
A„ . H erm iston.
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th e dem ands of rap id ly in creasing method is expected to give th e land th e co-op does 70 per cen t of th e
ton
Soneson.
deceased,
and
has
qua-
1
_
_
_
"utunnwo"
cm
business.
, MEADOWS
GAS
m axim um p rotection a g a in st
w ind general business of th e com m unity, lified as th e law directs. All per- Ft>R ,S,A
c a s h in g m achine 3 sets of har-
Last year the Farm Bureau Oil and w ate r erosion.
fu rn ish in g farm and household needs sons h av in g claim s ag a in st said es-
ta te are req u ired to present the
«a/M)llne May ag engine. Call
Company, serving Farm Bureau co­
These m easures have been found as well as m aking b u tte r.
It has sam e to me a t th e office of W. J. at Roy C0’'* " 8 for Inform ation. H er
ops. Joined with the Grange League workable and effective in other 1500 m em bers and 9 b ran ch es w ith W a rn er, my atto rn ey , In H erm iston, miston, Ore.
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Federation,
New York, Southern parts of the United State* under si­ supply stores and milk separating Oregon, verified as th e law directs, FOR SALE — THOROUGHBRED
milar conditions, and if successful stations. Most important, however, w ith in six m onths from th e date
Poland China Boar. Call 39F5.
States Cooperative, Richmond, Vir­
Pendleton, Ore.
on the Condon project, low coat is the peace, cooperative spirit, and hereof.
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ginia. and the Farmers Cooperative method* of terrace construction by
D ated th is 20th day of May. 1937.
betterment of the economic condi­
NEW PART FOR TRACTOR- LO8T
ELLA P SONESON.
Exchange. Raleigh, North Carolina, Individual farmer* and land owners tion of the whole community which
from truck passing M. C. Baragar
Administratrix.
to form United Cooperatives, Inc. w ill be sought.
the cooperative society ha* brought. (May 20 - June 17)
farm northeast of Hermiston, Frl-
ILS.ROYALS
AT OUR
HOLIDAY PRICES
I
$ 1 5 55
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ANALYSIS...
ALL MAKES
Drive in today for a complete
report on the true condition
o f your tires.
Hermiston M otor Company
W ANT AUS
day, April 30. P a rt may be had by
callin g a t H erald office and paying
for th is ad. W as found in c o rru g a t­
ed box.
FOR SALE - 7 2 PUREBRED HAM-
psliire Ewes and 2 bucks and 68
lam bs; also, 50 crossbred ewes and
60 lambs. R alph B utler, W illow s,
Ore.___________________________4 0 -ltp
W. L. Morgan, D. M. D.
G eneral D entistry
X -Ray and Diagnosis
Hunk Bldg.
Phon* t-J
Residence Phone 26-J
Sunday and E venings by
A ppointm ent
W ATCH - CLOCK
REPAIRING
A. W. BEHRMAN
WATCHMAKER
HERMISTON
OREGON
DR. A. £ . MARBLF,
CHIROPRACTOR
Office: 2 blockH east of post office
Office Hour*: 8 to 12 - 1:30 to <
Phone 481 — — Hermiston. Ore.
H erm iston Koat No. á i
M eets first and th ird
T hursday. Legion A uxil­
i a r y meets second and
fo u rth Thursday.
¡ le g io n H all.
V. R. “Bob” RUNNION
AUCTIONEER
FARM SALES AND LIVE STOCK
A SPECIALTY
Make D ates a t My Expense
H eppner, Oregon
Phone 452
Dr. A. C. Willcutt
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
O8BORN
APARTMENT8
PETERSON & PETERSON
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
U. 8. N atio n al Bank B uilding
P ra ctice In S tate & F ederal C ourts
Pendleton, Ore.
DR. F. B. BELT
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Office Hours:
Other
10:30 to 12:30 A.M.
Hours by
2 to 5 P.M.
Appointment
Res. 712 — PHONE — Office 733
W. J. WARNER
Attorney-at-Law
Hermiston - Oregon