The Hermiston herald., June 03, 1937, Page 5, Image 5

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THE HERMISTON HERALD H F P M K W S
THURSDAY, JU N E 3, 1937.
WHY TAKE CHANCES ON UNSAFE TIRES
C A N N IN G SCHEDULE
June 7 to 12.
8 to 11 A.M. Peas
MON.— A sparagus
1 - 3 :3 0 P.M.
TUES.— No C anning A sparagus
W ED.— A sparagus
Peas
THURS.— No C anningA sparagus
F R I.— A sparagus
Peas
SAT.— A sparagus
A sparagus
Any product not listed w ill be
canned by m aking special a rra n g e ­
m ents w ith th e cannery m anager.
P lease follow the schedule as it
appears each week. W e w ill n o t be
responsible for products b ro u g h t in
o u t of schedule and it w ill be im ­
possible for us to can them . L et us
all get down to business and follow
th e schedule to th e lette r.
HERMISTON CO-OP CANNERY,
By O. L. B arlow , M anager.
M embers of th e Hour w ill t(ake
p a rt in th e R u ral and In d u stria l
C onference a t A n tig o n ish w hich
w ill b rin g to g e th er 1000 leaders
from these com m unities who w ill re ­
po rt on th e ed u catio n al and econo­
mic progress of th e y ear and plan
for m ore cooperative u n d erta k in g s
d u rin g th e com ing year.
T he conference to u r, sponsored by
th e Cooperative L eague in coopera­
tion w ith th e extension d ep artm en t
of St. F ra n cis X avier U niversity,
w ill be u n d er th e d irectio n of Rev.
J. H en ry C arp en ter, 285 Scherm er-
horn S treet, B rooklyn, New York.
COOPERATIVE PROGRESS
ABROAD.
NORW AY
(Co-op L eague News Service)
ing th e p atro n a g e refu n d , b u t a
cam paign of p ro test resu lted in th e
repeal of th is law a year la ter.
In 1935 th e trad e of N.K.L. was
41,300,000 crow ns, w hile th e tra d e
of th e societies in th e sam e y ear was
130,000,000 crow ns. In 1911 N.K.L.
opened its firs t m a rg a rin e factory.
Since th a t time- N.K.L. h as acquired
a tobacco facto ry in Oslo, th re e cof­
fee ro asteries, a soap facto ry , m a r­
g arin e facto ries in Oslo an d Bodo, a
flour m ill, a shoe factory, a choco­
late facto ry and a special b ran c h of
th e Lum a electric lam p facto ry . For
m any years N.K.L. has been in d e­
pendent of p riv ate finance, in fact
ever since th e D eposit D ep artm en t
was opened in 1911. T h ro u g h th is
d ep a rtm en t m em bers have saved a p ­
p roxim ately
ten
m illion
crow ns
w hich is used by N.K.L. in its work.
nation T co - op
When You Can Buy
World-Famous
ILS.RDYAL5
AT OUR POPULAR PRICESI
Known Everywhere for
HERE’S W H Y
★ COGWHEEL TREAD
. . . a famous traction principle
• Protect your fa m ily now w ith
these tires that are fam ous fo r
S afe M ileag e. E n jo y th e ir ex­
tra safety fro m h ot w eather
blow outs and wet w eather skids
— save m oney by th e ir longer
wear.
BANK PRESIDENTS
that gives you extra »kid pro­
Of th e S can d in av ian countries,
tection.
N orw ay has th e sm allest consum ers
,
BUY AT OUR
V IS IT NORTHWEST
cooperative m ovem ent, explainable
★ SAFETY-BONDED CORD BODY
PO PU LA R PRICES
in larg e p a rt by th e sectional isola­
...exclusive with“U.S.,” makes
P resid en ts of th e 12 reg io n al
every ply a safety ply . . . gives
U .S .R O Y A L S
T h a t th e price of g rain feeds will tion o f th e various regions sp lit by Banks for Cooperatives from all sec­
you extra blow out protection,
fjords
and
m
ountains.
Only
rec
en
t­
continue to be high is th e opinion
tio
n
s
of
th
e
co
u
n
try
are
p
a
rtic
ip
a
t­
ly have th ese d istric ts, v ary in g in
5.50x17
★ TEMPERED RUBBER
of local dealers and the F arm B ur­
ing in a n o rth w est field conference
c
h
a
racter
from
th
e
ir
neighbors,
been
6 F ’y
.
.
.
this
patented
“U.
S.”
tread
eau Co-operative. It is reflected in
to u r th is week, w ith A. C. Adams,
compound wears longer—gives
the present fu tu re of ea stern m ar­ p a rtia lly joined by m odern m eans of p resid en t of th e 1 2th d is tric t in sti­
you extra mile».
kets. December is now quoted at com m unication. A lthough an early tu tio n a t Spokane, a c tin g as leader
U . S . T IR E S
cooperative fed eratio n reached siza­
87 3-4 cents a bushel in Chicago
'Guard Typ« i
and host. Included in th e p a rty are
ble
pro
p
o
rtio
n
s
before
b
eing
des­
w hich is about $30 a ton and to
S D. S anders, cooperative b an k com­
ü.5O X 17 C f t ' 7 5
w hich m ust be added $11 per ton troyed by a crisis in 1880, th e pres­ m issioner, and J. D. L aw rence, dep­
en t m ovem ent can be said to date
4 Ply
tor coast shipm ent.
u ty com m issioner, of W ash in g to n ,
W hile th e p resent prospects for a w ith th e fo rm atio n of th e Coopera­
D. C.
corn crop th ro u g h o u t the n atio n are tive U nion in N orw ay in 1907.
The to u r sta rte d a t E u g en e la st
S
ta
rtin
g
as
only
an
ed
u
catio
n
al
good, the crop is fa r from being
S atu rd ay and te rm in a te s S unday a t
and
p
ro
p
ag
an
d
a
fed
eratio
n
,
th
e
Co­
made. No one expects w heat to go
Spokane. Stops a re being m ade a t
Drive in today for a complete
below 85 cents and th e present o p erativ e U nion (N.K .L. ) soon was Corvallis, Salem,
feature prevents ’’trapped • air”
P o rtla n d ,
Hood
report on the true condition of
enlarg
ed
by
its
m
em
ber
societies
to
blowouts. Dynamically balanced.
prospects a re th a t it w ill go higher.
your tire«.
R iver, Olympia, Tacom a,
S eattle,
include
w
h
olesaling
services.
It
If ra in s a rriv e in tim e, and th e sea­
Y akim a and W alla W alla, w here th e
sonal conditions become
better, has g rad u a lly gone in to th e produc­ presid en ts a re v isitin g cooperative
prices may be low er th a n present tion en terp rises, m ainly the process­ associations and co n tac tin g coopera­
expectations. Even A rg en tin e corn, ing of foods, u n til 44.4 p er cent of
tive leaders.
w hich is now th e only corn av a il­ its to ta l tra d e rep resen ts its own
C ooperative b an k executives m ak ­
PHONE 522
m anufactu re. The factories are o r­
able, is $2 a to n higher.
ing
th
e
trip
include
Com
m
issioner
Mr. Som m erer of th e F arm Bur- ganized for p rac tica l reasons sepa­ Sanders an d D eputy C om m issioner
eau is u rg in g local farm ers to p lan t rately as lim ited com panies, b u t con­ L aw rence, an d P re sid en ts G eorge W.
more corn. H e says th a t those farm ­ trolled by N .K.L. w ith n et profts Lam b, S pringfield, M ass.;
¡April, 1937, will on th e 5th day of counts, Cline P iano Co., 1011 S. W.
F.
B. S ara Rix.
Houses to re n t a re scarce in Uma- Ju n e, 1937, a _ t th e hour of ten ¡W ashington, P o rtlan d , Ore. 40-3tc
ers la st year who had corn or oth er going to local societies as patro n ag e
Because of geographical Bom berger, B altim ore, Md. : V. R. tilla a t present w ith only tw o va- o’cloclt 'J1, .V16 J°ren00? ’ . se'J to.
EN TE R PR ISE TOWN PROPERTY
.ome g rain s w ere more successful refunds.
em ployed highest bidder for cash'
hand, .
conditions,
societies are sm all, only Jud so n , Colum bia, South C a ro lin a; cant. M a n y of th e are men
for sale or trad e in or n ear H er­
m°
Ving
t
h
e
,
r
b
c
-
t
H
°o
°u
r
s
i
han those w ho depended on th e op-
Jo h n E. Brow n, L ouisville, Ky. ; J.
m iston—>6 rooms and b ath , fro n t
about
100
h
av
in
g
more
th
a
n
one
n m a rk e t for fa tte n in g th e ir tu r-
porch, larg e screened back porch.
store and only five more th a n 10 J. W atson, New O rleans, L a.; D. M.
Mr and Mrs. Rex Moses> and son
„ ^ f o “ , t o 'b ^ p a i d hV'cash, P lastered , new ly tin ted . G arage. E.
ieys and hogs in th e fall.
H
ardy,
St.
Louis,
Mo.;
H
u
tzel
M
etz­
Corn may be planted d u rin g the stores each.
C ^ h o u s e ^ t e d ' ^ M ^ a n .f
^ e lim e of saie. th e follow ing A. T h o rn b u rg , H erm iston, Oregon.
D espite th e r a th e r slow develop­ ger, St. P au l, M inn.; J e rry II. Ma­
39-3tp
lext ten days o r two weeks an d de-
I
described
parcel of land, heretofore
son, Omaha, N ebr.; R alph Snyder, K im b e rlin g
>ended on to produce good yields m ent in 193 5 ab o u t a fifth of the
by U m atilla County, Oregon, acq u i­
W ich ita. K an .; S te rlin g C. Evans,
Mr. and Mrs. George B utterw ood red for d elin q u en t taxes, to-w it:
or feeding in th e fall. T he Farm -lopulation, 138,500, belonged to the
sp
en
t
T
hursday
and
F
rid
ay
v
isitin
g
H
ouston.
T
exas;
and
Dr.
E.
A.
Stok-
W. L. Morgan, D. M. D.
SE14 of S W ‘4 (South of F u rn sh
bureau has good seed and is ccn- 500 societies. In d iv id u al m em bers’
dyk, O akland, C alifo rn ia, an d Mr. in P o rtlan d .
G eneral D entistry
D
itch)
in
Section
8.
Tow
nship
4,
nurchases
a
re
fa
irly
high,
av
erag
in
g
inuously shipping in a supply ac-
Mr. and Mrs. Je ff Stephens and
N orth Range 29, EWM., U m atil­
X-Ray and Diagnosis
' ”09 in 1935. W orkers and farm ers Adams.
gran d so n Alva sp en t M emorial day
■ording to th e dem ands.
la County, Oregon.
Com m enting upon
th e
steady in P o rtlan d .
Bank Bldg
P hons 9-J
F or chicken feed F e te rita , Milo —«dom inate in th e societies as the
R. E. GOAD, S heriff
N
orm
a
Allan
and
d
au
g
h
ter
M
ar­
grow th of cooperative m a rk e tin g of
Resilience Phone 25-J
ot U m atilla County.
Maize and K affir corn can be grot n. "ollov.irg p ercentages show:
jo
rie,
Mrs.
E
a
rl
Shaw
and
D
arw
in,
farm products and cooperative p u r­
Sunday and E venings by
o be planted up to earlv in July. In In d u stria l and M arine W o rk ­
Mrs. "S h o rty ’’ F rom dahl and Lois (M ay 6-June 3)
ers
....................... 49.2% chasin g of farm supplies, P resid en t Ann spent M emorial day in W alla
-ases w here h.iy is abort, Sudan
A ppointm ent
a m and F o restry W orkers S.2% Adams m akes th e follow ing back­ W alla.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
;rass and o th e r sorghum s are recom ­
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pike and Mr.
mended for th e dairym en.
n’. fp nd en t C raftsm en ........ 3.2% gro u n d ex p lan a tio n :
•i •■me: s ..................................... 26.3%
"To com pete in th e p rese n t era of Sedores spent S atu rd ay evening in IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF THE
Pendleton.
STATE OF OREGON FOR
Farm Bureau A uxiFa-v.
W ATCH - CLOCK
bit O l i a r W orkers ........... 11.6% large scale co rp o rate o rg an izatio n ,
Mrs. Ida Means and ch ild ren of
UMATILLA COUNTY.
T he F arm B ureau 'n - iliary v. ill lit' n<-ss and P rofessionals 3.5% sm all fam ily u n it farm ers a re fin d ­ P o rtlan d spent Memorial day here
REPAIRING
meet F riday. Ju n e
4th, and
all
N orw ay has a stro n g labor move­ in g increased necessity for m a rk e tin g w ith her sister, Mrs. Duff K night.
In
the
M
atter
of
th
e
E
state
of
A
n­
A.
W. BEHRMAN
Mrs. E llahelle Beebe of S tanfield
riends and neighbors are welcome m en t and th e cooperatives are close- th e ir products cooperatively and buy
ton Soneson, Deceased.
is em ployed a t th e Colum bia Cafe.
WATCHMAKER
o a tte n d th is m eeting.
’y allied w ith it. C onditions in co­ ing th e ir supplies cooperatively.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th a t
Mr. and Mrs. U rsel H ia tt and
HERMISTON
OREGON
p i a t i v e em ploym ent are reg u lated
“ The steady g ro w th of th e coop­ sons spent Sunday in P
i ciiuiciu*».
th
e
u
ndersigned
has
been
appointed
endleton. Don
Ursel,
retu
rn
ed
a
d
m
in
istra
trix
of
the
estate
of
An-
by an agreem ent betw een th e N a­ erativ e m ovem ent d u rin g th e past H ia tt, b ro th er of
U N IO N LIVESTOCK
ton Soneson, deceased, and has qua
tio n al T rade Union F ed eratio n and decade is larg ely due to th is econo­ w ith them to v isit for a tew days.
DR. A. E. MARBLE
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es B yrnes and lified as the law directs. All p er­
EXPOSITION SOON
the C ooperative Union w hich sets mic necessity, to g e th er w ith th e fact d a u g h te rs E rm a and Joan, Mrs. Don sons h av in g claim s ag ain st said es­
CHIROPRACTOR
up a rb itra tio n m achinery and fo r­ th a t cooperatives have gained m uch H arry m an and sons spent Memorial ta te are required to p resen t the
Office:
2
blocks east of post office
Boys and g irls ex h ib itin g live­ bids lock-outs and strikes. T he p a r­ valu ab le experience in m anagem ent, day in W alla W alla. Mrs.
Paul same to me a t th e office of W. J.
Office H ours: 8 to 12 - 1:30 to (
stock a t th e Union Livestock Expo­ agraph d ealin g w ith w ages and leading to b e tte r resu lts for th e ir W alsh and children retu rn ed home W a rn er, my atto rn ey , in H erm iston,
Phone 4 8 1 --------H erm iston. Ore
w ith them from T ouchet w here they Oregon, verified as the law directs,
sition w ill in most p a rt m ake up th e hours is sig n ific a n t in th a t it ex­ f ; rm er-m em bers.”
had been v isitin g for a week.
w ith in six m onths from th e date
dairy and ju d g in g team s to rep re­ presses an a ttitu d e g en erally held
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam S hepherd hereof.
* * * * * »
sent th is section a t th e show to be by cooperators.
D ated th is 20th day of May, 1937.
and d au g h ters left Monday evening
Hermioton Eoat No. 37
"C ollective ag reem en ts are to be
staged a t U nion, Ore., Ju n e 10-11-
ELLA P. SONESON.
for Hood R iver w here th ey
will
Meets firs t and th ird
UMATILLA
NEWS
+
A
d
m
in
istratrix
.
12. One dem onstration team , tjjree based o n ,-th e p rin cip le th a t condi­
m ake th e ir home.
k T hursday. Legion Auxll-
By ERMA BYRNES.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Moran and ch ild ­ (M ay 20 - Ju n e 17)
ju d g in g team s, five head of baby tions of em ploym ent in cooperative
llu ry m eets second and
--------
❖ ren sp en t Sunday an d Monday v isit­
beef and eig h t head of dairy a n i­ u n d erta k in g s a re to be a t le ast as
fourth T hursday.
ing in B enton City.
Lx>is
P
riddy,
E
rm
a
B
yrnes
and
m als, will be sen t to the exposition favorable as In p riv ate u n d erta k in g s
Jo h n Quick sp en t Tuesday v isit­
' Legion Hall.
G lenn O strom sp en t la st Tuesday
of the sam e kind and in th e sam e lo­ evening in Pendleton.
from th e west U m atilla area.
ing his fam ily in Toppenish. W n.
Mrs. A1 Moran and ch ildren, V eta,
All arran g e m en ts for tra n sp o rta ­ cality. W ages sh all as h ith e rto be
D elbert Van Schoiack,
who is
tion have been made. A fund of som ew hat h ig h e r th a n those in p ri­ w orking in S tiles, sp en t W ednesday Jam es and Jack , left Tuesday nig h t
for Cheney, W n., w here th e y will
V. R. “Bob” RUNNION
$150 has been furnished to assist vate u n d e rta k in g s in th e sam e loca­ aftern o o n w ith his p are n ts, Mr. and a tte n d th e g rad u a tio n exercises.
Mrs.
H
ugh
V
ap
Schoiack.
AUCTIONEER
w ith th e expenses of tra n sp o rta tio n , lity, provided th a t th e position of
T he 500 club m et a t th e home of
FOR SALE Oil TRADE— ONE SAM-
FARM SALES AND LIVE STOCK
based on the num ber of anim als ex­ th e cooperative u n d e rta k in g is such Mr. and Mrs. E rv in C hapm an W ed­
Land Sale Notice.
A SPECIALTY
son ro ller b earin g w indm ill in
as to m ake th is a reaso n ab le d e­ nesday evening.
hibited, proportionately.
Make D ates a t My Expense
good
condition,
for
a
y
earlin
g
heifer
Mr. and Mrs. Don H arry m an and
Ja y T. P ierson, a ssista n t county m and.”
H eppner, Oregon
P hone 452
or $30.00 cash. O. W. C u tsfo rth ,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
ag e n t, w ill accom pany th e group to
The N orw egian consum er move­ Lloyd H arrym an sp e n t T h u rsd ay in
L
exington.
41-3tp
W alla W aila.
T h a t th e undersigned, S h eriff of
m ent has som etim es been criticized
Union. _______
_______
V irg in ia Com pton of M essenger
as a political m ovem ent, aligned w ith spent T h u rsd ay , F rid a y and S a tu r­ U m atilla County. Oregon, by v irtu e FOR SALE — 4-W H EEL TRAILER
the Social D em ocratic P arty . Coop­ day v isitin g Miss B etty McKenzie. of an order duly made and entered
REMAKING OF NOVA SCOTIA
H ouse; New; 14 ft. long, 7 V4 ft.
herein by the County Court of Um a­
erato rs. how ever, p o in t o u t th a t its
Mrs. Ted Cole an d ch ild ren left tilla County, Oregon, on th e 30th wide, 6 ft. high. Max O. Sulisky,
SUBJECT OF AUGUST TOUR
OSTEOPATHIC
F
rid
ay
m
o
rning
for
T
he
Dalles
political n e u tra lity has been a ffirm ­
day of A pril. 1937, will, on th e 3rd Echo, Oregon.
4 1 -ltp
PHYSICIAN
& SURGEON
w
here
th
ey
will
m
ake
th
e
ir
home.
day of July, 1937, a t the h o u r of
ed tim e and ag ain by th e n atio n al
(Co-op League News Service)
H. B. H ull has p urchased a V-8 1 0:00 o'clock In th e forenoon, sell
LARGE ICE BOX FOR SALE OR
O8BORN APARTMENTS
New York— F ishing, m ining and cooperative congress and th a t th e ir delivery tru ck from th e
Rohrm an to th e h ighest bidder for cash in
tra d e — C heap. E. E. R ain w ater,
farm in g com m unities in rem ote sec­ la rg e farm er m em bership, largely Motor com pany a t H erm iston for the hand, a t the fro n t door of th e U m a­
4O-3tc
tio n s of N ova Scotia w hich have re ­ conservative, is evidence of th e ir Red & W h ite store.
tilla County C ourt House, Pendle­ H erm iston, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. G lenn K im berling ton, Oregon, su b ject to a m inim um
m ade th e ir economic an d social life n eu tra lity . T here is no doubt, how ­
FOR PORTABLE TY PE W R IT E R S «
PETERSON & PETERSON
and d au g h te r P a t le ft S atu rd ay for
by cooperative effort, w ill be th e ever, th a t th e m em bership of the E ugene w here th ey w ill m ake th eir pries of, $20.00 th erefo r, to be paid
P o rtab le Adding M achines see Al
in cash, a t th e tim e of sale, th e fol­
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
cooperatives
and
w
orking
class
poli­
object of a special Conference Tour
40-tfp
home for th e sum m er. K im berling low ing described parcel of land, Q u irin g at H erald Office.
U. 8. N atio n al Flank B u ilding
was p rin cip al of th e school but will hereto fo re by U m atilla County, O re­
of Nova Scotia, A ugust 9 to 20, ac­ tical p arties largely overlay.
BINDER.
E.
P ra ctice In S tate & F ederal C ourts
N orw ay p ro h ib its ch ain
stores not re tu rn n ex t fall. G eorge Linn gon. acquired for d elin q u en t taxes, W ANTED— GRAIN
cording to an an nouncem ent Just re ­
P endleton, Ore.
Duvall. R oute 2, H erm iston, Ore.
Lots 9 and 10, Block 6.
leased by T he C ooperative League of and m u ltip le shops b u t does p erm it of T ig ard , Ore., w ill be principal to -w it:
here
next
school
term
.
4
1
-ltp
C
ity
of
H
erm
iston
in
NE
SE
Sec­
a consum ers’ cooperative to open
th e U. S. A.
Mrs. John Q uick and ch ildren, tion 10. T 4 N orth 28 EWM. Uma­
C ooperative
leaders.
educators branch stores w ith in th e m u nicipa­ D onna, Joan and Jack . left last tilla C ounty, Oregon.
FOR R E N T — FURNISHED OR UN-
DR. E. B. BELT
Mrs.
Doted a t
Pendleton.
U m atilla
fu rn ish ed a p a rtm e n ts for house­
and o th ers Interested In social re ­ lity In w hich it operates, as long as week for T oppenish to visit
PHYSICIAN & SUROEON
Q
uick’s
p
are
n
ts
Mrs.
Quick
will
re­
C
ounty.
Oregon,
th
is
26th
day
of
keeping.
Modern.
Mrs.
Joe
Dyer.
it
sells
to
Its
own
members.
The
co n stru ctio n w ill v isit cooperative
Office H eura:
O ther
tu rn in a couple of w eeks b u t the
4 0-tfc
stores, cre d it unions, cooperative cooperatives have tried , th u s fa r in ch ild ren will rem ain th ro u g h the May, 1937.
10:?<J to 12:30 A M.
H ours by
R. E. GOAD, S heriff
2 to 5 P.M.
A ppointm ent
saw m ills and lobster factories in vain, to g et th e law broadened so sum m er m onths.
of U m atilla County. FOR SALE TWO GOOD SETS OF
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Lyle Brow n and fa th e r Scott
harness. Cheap. One Big-6 Mc­
E astern Nova Scotia and Cape Bre­ th a t th ey may sell to non-m em bers
( May ^7-J u n e 24)
Corm ick m ow ing m achine.
Good
ton and th en re tu rn to St. F rancis and apply th e ir p atro n ag e refu n d s Brown retu rn ed to th e ir home F ri­
day from Idaho w here th ey were
shape. G. O. Sm ith. S tanfield. Ore.
X avier U niversity. A ntigonish. to to th e purchase of m em bership m ining.
Land Sale Notice.
41-3tc
W. J. WARNER
stu d y th e a d u lt education program shares. U nless a society trad es w ith
Mrs. A ria Cool and d a u g h te r have
NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN th a t
of th e college w hich haa been p ri­ non-m em bers it does n ot have to retu rn ed from a few m onths stay In
Attorney-at-Law
th e u n dersigned, S h eriff of U m atil­ PIANO FOR SALE FOR BALANCE
m arily reaponaible for th e program pay an income tax on ea rn in g s from P o rtland. They a re sta y in g at the la C ounty. Oregon, by v irtu e of an
due.
Bungalow
slxe, stan d ard
Guv
Powell
hnm>
You tak e over
w hich haa changed th e lives and tra d in g activ ities. In 1933 a law
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Mr. and Mrs Jim m y Olson moved o rd er duly m ade an d en tered h ere­ m ake, g u aranteed.
view points of thousands of m iners, w as passed req u irin g income tax S atu rd ay in to th e B enjam in house in by th e C ounty C ourt of U m atilla balance for r a th or sm all m onthly
paym
ents.
Address,
A
uditor
of
Ac-
paym ent on e n tire su rp lu s, includ- w hich was recen tly vacated by Ml»e C ounty, Oregon, on tb s 30th day of
farm ers an d fisherm en.
GOOD SEED FOR
CORN PLANTING
$ 1 6 55
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Dr. A. C. Willcutt