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THURSDAY. JU N E 10. 1937. PACE SEVEN THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL FARM CO-OPEBATIVE DIVISION JÌ JttESSAGE TO EVERY ¿MEMBER. 8 to 11 A.M. 1 - 3 : 3 0 P.M. P eas ¡OX.-No canning B eets-g reen s ■VES.-N o canning Peas -No canning B eets-g reen s ■HVRS-N o canning P eas rRI.-No canning No c a n n in g ¡AT-N o canning products not listed may be can- , bv making special a rra n g e m e n ts. HERMISTON CO-OP C A N N ERY . By 0. L. B arlow , M anager. A T W H ITE HEAT (Co-op League News Service) Chicago, 111.— T hree hundred del egates and members of cooperatives in th e Chicago area m eeting in W au kegan, May 1 and 2, for the 11th A nnual Congress of the Central S tate s Cooperative League, found the in te re st in th e cooperative move m ent a t "w h ite h e a t” . The dele g a te s represented 60 cooperative as sociations as contrasted w ith 38 m em ber co-ops in 1936 and 13 when th e L eague was organized in 1927. M ethods of cooperative education an d organ izatio n and im m ediate pro blem s of d istrib u tio n were major considerations of the congress. A special commission was appointed to stu d y th e rela tio n of th e League to cooperative federations which have been form ed to carry on intensive educatio n al w ork in sm aller areas w ith in the te rrito ry of the League. T he C ooperative W holesale, orga nized by the League a year ago, re ported a t its first an n u al m eeting th e follow ing day th a t 43 retail co op erativ es have affiliated w ith it. D uring its year of operation the bus iness of th e w holesale has grown so la rg e th a t It was necessary to open a new w arehouse. A lthough still in its org an izatio n al stage, the whole sale showed a net saving of 2.6 per ce n t for the year. S ta rtin g w ith 32 item s, the co-op has extended its op e ra tio n s and now handles 264 com m odities, m any of them under the Co-op label. T he delegates to th e wholesale voted th a t the organization use such agencies as th e U.S. Bureau of S tan d ard s and Consumers Union for g rad in g and obtain in g speciaflca- tio n s on m erchandise which it h and les. ACCOUNTING AND TYPING. Phone 22M, H erm iston. 41-tfc LARGE ICE BOX FOR SALE OR trad e— Cheap. E. E. R a in w ater, 40-3tc H erm iston, Ore. HNING schedule CO-P INTEREST June 14 to June 19 WANT ADS pOUtTft CARE OF HENS BIG ITEM IN PROFITS FOR REN T— FU RNISHED OR UN- furnished ap a rtm e n ts for house keeping. Modern. Mrs. Joe Dyer. 40-tfc FOR SALE— TWO GOOD SETS OF harness. Cheap. One Big-6 Mc Cormick m ow ing m achine. Good shape. G. G. S m ith, S tan field , Ore. 41-3tc MEETING NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN to th e legal voters of School D istrict No. 14, of U m atilla C ounty, S tate of Oregon, th a t th e A n n u al School M eeting of said D istric t w ill be held a t th e school house in H erm is- (On_ O regon; to begin a t the h o u r of 3 :0 0 o’clock P. M. on the th ird Mon day of Ju n e , b eing th e 21st day of Ju n e, A.D., 1937. T his m eetin g is called for th e purpose of electin g one d irec to r for a th re e y ear te rm an d one clerk for a one yeav term , and th e tran sa ctio n of business usual a t such m eeting. D ated th is 8th day of Ju n e, 1937. ENOS D. MARTIN, C hairm an B oard of D irectors. ATTEST: R. A. BROWNSON, D istric t Clerk. such decree as may be proper for the p ro tectio n of a ll p a rtie s con cerned. T h a t you an d all persons claim ing by, th ro u g h or u n d e r you su b seq u en t to th e 9th day of A pril, 1932, th e d a te of said m ortgage, be forever b arred an d foreclosed of an y and all rig h t, title , in te re st, claim , lien or dem and in, to o r upon said land an d each an d every p a rt th e re of, except th e s ta tu to ry rig h t of re dem ption, and th a t p la in tiff have such o th e r and f u rth e r relief as may seem proper in equity. T h is sum m ons is served upon you by p u b licatio n th ereo f for four suc cessive w eeks in th e H erm isto n H erald by o rd er of H on. C alvin L. Sweek, ju d g e of th e co u rt above nam ed, w hich said o rd e r was m ade an d d ated May 3, 1937, and th e d ate of th e firs t p u b licatio n of th is sum m ons is May 1 3 th , 1937. W. J. W A R N ER , ’ A tto rn ey for P la in tiff, P o st Office O ddress: H erm iston, Oregon. (M ay 1 3 -Ju n e HQ _____ PIANO FOR SALE FOR BALANCE due. B ungalow size, sta n d a rd Land Sale Notice. make, gu aran teed . You ta k e over NOTICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN, balance for cash or sm all m onthly paym ents. A ddress, A u d ito r of Ac T h a t th e u n d ersig n ed , S heriff of NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ... U m atilla C ounty, O regon, by v irtu e B y G. M. F erg u a o n , P o u ltr y S p e c ia lis t, O h io counts, Cline P ian o Co., 1011 S. W W ashington, P o rtlan d , Ore. 4 0 - 3 tc |o f an o rd er duly m ade and en tered IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF TH E S ta te U n iv e rs ity .— W N U S erv ic e. IEET S A T U R D A Y h erein by th e C ounty C ourt of U m a Poultry production cost records STATE OF OREGON FOR TER PR ISE TOWN PRO PERTY tilla C ounty, Oregon, on th e 5 th day prove that you cannot turn a flock EN for UMATILLA COUNTY. sale or tra d e in or n ear H er of A pril, 1937, w ill on th e 3rd day of hens out in the backyard and m iston— '6 rooms and b ath , fro n t of Ju ly , 1937, a t th e h o u r of 1 0 :0 0 The annual m eeting of th e E a st- then rapidly become rich by gath porch, large screened back porch. o’clock in th e forenoon, sell to th e In th e M atter of th e E sta te of A n lrD Oregon T urkey G ro w ers’ asso- ering eggs for sale. Plastered, new ly tin te d . G arage. E. h ig h e st b idder for cash In han d , a t ton Soneson, Deceased. ,iitlo„ will be held in th e com m un- Buildings and equipment owned A. T h o rn b u rg , H erm iston, Oregon. th e fro n t door of th e U m atilla C oun NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN th a t ' park hall at 2:0 0 o ’clock Sat- by the 116 Ohio poultry men, who 39-3tp ty C ourt House, P en d leto n , Oregon, th e u n d ersig n ed h as been app o in ted kept cost accounts in 1935, involved su b je ct to a m inim um price of $10 a d m in istra trix of th e e sta te of A n ,rday afternoon, Ju n e 19. T h re e dl- an investment of more than $1,100 FOR SALE OR TRADE— ONE SAM- th erefo r, to be paid in cash a t th e ton Soneson, deceased, an d has q u a ectors will be elected an d o th e r son ro ller b ea rin g w indm ill in tim e of sale, th e follow ing described lified as th e law d irects. A ll p er per flock or $3.18 per bird. The msiness will be tra n sa c te d . J. C. records were kept by owners of good condition, for a y ea rlin g h eifer p arcel of lan d , h ereto fo re by U m a sons h av in g claim s a g a in st said es ^edy, state field m an, w ill be p res large flocks who were experienced or $30.00 cash. O. W. C u tsfo rth , tilla C ounty, Oregon, acq u ired for ta te a re req u ired to p resen t th e d elin q u en t tax es to -w it: L o t 15, et at the meeting. All m em bers are poultrymen and who have more Lexington. 41-3tp Block 2, N ew p o rt’s A ddition to th e sam e to me a t th e office of W. J. W a rn er, my a tto rn e y , in H erm iston, arged to attend th is a n n u a l m e etin g than average ability in managing City of H erm iston, U m atilla C ounty, Oregon, v erified as th e law d irects, the flocks. REAL ESTA TE- SALES, EXCHAN- is important m a tte rs w ill be discus- Oregon. w ith in six m o n th s from th e d ate Two of the flocks lost money for ges, ren ta ls, irrig a te d tra c ts, ied and decided upon. D ated a t P en d leto n , U m atilla hereof. their owners during 1935, 42 earned houses, lots, stock ran c h es: A uto C ounty, Oregon, th is 2 6th day of D ated th is 20th day of May, 1937. a labor income of from 1 cent to Maps of Farms A vailable. ELLA P. SONESON, $1 per hen, 36 made a labor income and accident in su ran ce: n o ta ry pub May, 1937. R. E. GOAD, S h eriff A d m in istra trix . All farmers who have had s u r of from $1 to $2 per hen, and sev lic, deeds, m ortgages, collections, of U m atillc C ounty. (M ay 20 - Ju n e^ UQ _______ , veys made of th e ir farm s, m ay se- en flocks paid a labor income of investm ents. E. P. DODD. H erm is (M ay 2 7 -Ju n e 24) 41-tfc mre maps of th e ir farm s from the more than $2 per hen. It is ap ton. Land Sale Notice. parent that there is a variation in SUMMONS. illlce of the Soil C o n serv atio n ser- FOR REN T — N E W L Y -PA PE R E D returns from poultry even when E q u ity No. 5982 ,1« in Pendleton for $2.00. F u r- NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, bedroom w ith sleeping porch. Mrs. managed by competent poultry- :her information m ay be secured Geo. Beddow, 2 blocks w est of the IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E T h a t th e u n d ersig n ed , S h eriff of men. U m atilla C ounty, O regon, by v irtu e Irom the office of A ssista n t C ounty STATE OF OREGON FOR The greatest single factor in in G range. 4 2 -ltp of an o rd er duly m ade and e n tered Agent Jay T. P ierson a t th e recla- UMATILLA COUNTY fluencing the returns from these h erein by th e C ounty C ourt of U m a Ohio flocks was the average egg FOR SALE — ONE JO H N D E ER E ation building here._______ tilla C ounty, Oregon, on th e 3 0 th F. B. Swayze, P la in tiff, vs. A lon production per hen. The flocks g rain binder. J. S. B u rn h am , H e r zo L. Needles an d K atie N eedles, day of A pril, 1937, w ill, on th e 3rd which returned the greatest prof miston, Ore. 42-tfc h u sb an d an d w ife; E. L. B o rth w ick day of Ju ly , 1937, a t th e h o u r of ¡LUBBERS A T T E N D its produced an average of 180 eggs an d E th e l F ra n c is B orthw ick, h u s 1 0:00 o’clock in th e forenoon, sell per bird per year. The least prof th e h ig h e st b id d er for cash in LIVESTOCK S H O W b an d an d w ife; Oak P a rk T ru s t & to d , a t th e fro n t door of th e U m a itable flocks averaged 124 eggs per PIANO BARGAINS S avings B ank, a co rp o ratio n ; and han tilla C ounty C ourt H ouse, P en d le hen. Je a n M acdonald, D efendants. We have a Baby G rand an d eig h t Oregon, su b je ct to a m inim um Two beef club ju d g in g team s, one The ability of hens to lay eggs Tc th e above nam ed d efe n d an t ton, u p rig h t pianos for sale th is F r i price of $20.00 th e re fo r, to be paid dairy club judging te am , a n d one is largely a matter of inheritance, Je a n M acdonald: cash, a t th e tim e of sale, th e fol IN T H E NAME OF T H E STATE in but feeding, housing, and manage day, S atu rd ay , Monday an d T ues pig club judging team w ill be en low ing described p arcel of lan d , day. Sm all dow n p aym ent and OF OREGON, ment practices also affect the rate h ere to fo re by U m atilla C ounty, O re tered in the E a ste rn O regon L ive- You are hereby req u ired to a p gon, acq u ired for d e lin q u e n t taxes, of egg production. The selection easy term s w ith F R E E delivery Mock Show a t Union th is w eek from pear an d answ er th e co m p lain t filed in tow n. Ask for P. D. Sproule of chicks from flocks with good to -w it: L ots 9 an d 10, Block 6, a g a in st you in th e above e n title d C ity of H erm isto n in N E SE Sec west Umatilla county. T h e gro u p of production records is the only at P en lan d B ro th e rs’ T ra n sfe r & co u rt an d cause w ith in four w eeks tio n 10, T 4 N o rth 28 EWM, U m a 4-H club members acco m p an ied A s SUFFICIENT WATER method of securing pullets with in Storage W arehouse, P en d leto n , from th e d ate of th e firs t p u b lic a tilla C ounty, Oregon. sistant County A gent J a y T. P ier- herited ability for high egg produc Ore. 4 1 -ltc tio n of th is sum m ons, an d if you D ated at P en d leto n , U m atilla tion but even the good pullets can ion to Union W ednesday of th is STORED IN WEST fail so to ap p e ar an d an sw er, for C ounty, O regon, th is 2 6th day of not produce at their maximum rate w a n t th ereo f p la in tiff w ill apply to May, 1937. (week to take p a rt in th e show . Knew R ockefeller’s Father. unless they are well fed. said co u rt for a decree as prayed for Beef exhibits ta k en in clu d ed tw o R. E. GOAD, S h eriff Feed represents about 60 per C. G ilb ert of H erm iston has re an d dem anded in said com plaint, The m easurem ents of w ater stored of U m atilla C ounty. [Shorthorn senior fa t ste e rs by E l- cent of the total cost of producing to -w it: ceived a new spaper from P ark R iv (M ay 2 7 -Ju n e 24) won Saylor; one H ereford se n io r fat in th e F ederal reservoirs at the be a dozen eggs so the poultryman A decree th a t p la in tiff have an d er, N. D., w hich gives some in te r- steer by Eugene R ugg; one H ereford g in n in g of May disclosed th a t wliat- wno vo make ...a a e a profit PVU..V on v.. his , newg of thfi fa th e r Q{ Jo h n recover of an d from th e d efe n d an ts who is to Alonzo L. Needles and K atie N eed ¡senior fat steer by H a rry L ew is; one aver d roughts or w ater shortages flock must watch feed prices close- W. L. Morgan, D. M. D. ly and be read y to su b stitu te a D. R ockefeller, who w ent by th e les th e sum of $250.00, b eing th e 'Shorthorn senior fa t s te e r by Leo ,th e r lands may have, a good year low er priced feed for a costly one nam e of Dr. L ivingstone, at P a rk p rin cip al of tw o notes ow ned and G eneral D en tistry g enerally can be expected in 1937 Rtieber; and one A ngus se n io r fat p la in tiff, w ith in te re st R iver and lived on a farm ad jo in in g held by X-Ray and Elagrrosls whenever possible. >n oases th a t are the governm ent’s steer by Charles Kik. Mr. G ilb e rt’s place. The pap er states th ereo n a t th e ra te of 6% per a n B ank Bldg. P h o n e 9-J num from th e 3rd day of N ovem ber, Dairy exhibits w ere e n te re d by pcinrnation projects in th e West. th a t th e older R ockefeller in early 1931, an d th e f u rth e r sum of $38.60, R esidence P h o n e 25-J Securely held in vast reservoirs in Joe Cooney, one pureb red Je rse y s m- Make Rat Control Part life got in to a jam in th e e a st and in su ran c e prem ium paid by p la in Sunday and E v en in g s by n ticip atio n of the hot, dry m onths ior yearling; R o b e rt B ensel, one of Poultry Farm Routine beat th e officers into Canada. T here tiff, w ith in te re st th ereo n a t th e A ppointm ent i enough w ater to cover the state grade Jersey senior c a lf; E ugeni a te of 6 % per an n u m from th e Even one rat is an expensive li lie changed his nam e to L iv in g sto n r 18th f South C arolina a foot deep or In day ofA pril, 1935. and th e f u r Rugg, one purebred Je rse y Juniot ability on a poultry farm, for be an d la te r re tu rn e d to th e sta te s in calf; Russell H artle y , one p urebred d iana 10 inches. This will provide sides committing wholesale mur N o rth D akota. He had abandoned th e r sum of $77.02, taxes paid by p la in tiff, w ith in te re s t th ereo n at Jersey senior yearlin g and one p u re i supply of essential w ater to a to- der among the chicks it will con his fam ily, one of w hich w as la te r th e r a te of 6% per an n u m from th e W A TC H - CLOCK *al reclam ation area of 3,000,000 sume as much as 60 pounds of bred Jersey senior calf. to become th e rich e st m an in th e 4 th day of O ctober, 1935, an d the REPAIRING Leo Rueber also diso lay ed one .cres, approxim ately the equivalent feed a year, says J. C. Taylor, as w orld, an d a fte r m any years a fte r f u rth e r sum of $300.00 as an a t to r ney ’s fee, and th e costs and dis sociate extension poultryman at the A. W. BEHRMAN yearling ewe, one ewe lam b an d one if th e sta te of C onnecticut. his d eath his h isto ry w as revealed b u rsem en ts of th is su it, and th a t A to tal of 19,626,017 acre-feet of New Jersey College of Agriculture, W ATCHM AKER fat lamb, in th e H am p sh ire shoep by Ida T arb ell. T his w as th e firs t said sum s a re a lien or liens a g a in st HERM ISTON OREGON w ater, 7,285,554 more th a n was im Rutgers university. class. The first step in controlling rats in fo rm atio n Mr. G ilb ert had th a t he ¡the follow ing described lan d , to- Members of th e pig Ju d g in g team pounded on A pril 30, last year, had on a poultry farm is to establish a had spent m any years a neig h b o r of w i t : ^ N or(hea8t c; n stored by May 1, 1937. definite cleaning program so that th e fa th e r of Jo h n D. R ockefeller. are Kenneth Bensel, L a u r e tta V ul- Q u a rte r of th e N o rth ea st Q uar DR. A. E. MARBLE "P rospects are b rig h t for th e rec the rats will not find suitable condi kins and Robert B ensel. T h e dairy er; th e N o rth w e st Q u a rte r of th e CHIROPRACTOR tions for a home. Begin this pro lam ation projects,” John C. Page, N o rth ea st Q u a rte r; th e N orth judging team includes G eorge H a r t Echo Teachers Named. gram by cleaning all the buildings Office: 2 blocks e a st of post office Com missioner of Reclam ation, re H alf of th e S o u th w est Q u arte r of Melvin A. P a rk e r w ill be su p e r ley, Bernard Corpe, M arie H artle y , and removing all dumps and rub th e N o rth ea st Q u a rte r: and the Office H o u rs: 8 t o l 2 - l : 3 0 t o < in te n d e n t of th e Echo school next and Bill Corpe, a lte r n a te . M em bers ported to S ecretary of In terio r H ar S o u th w est Q u a rte r of th e S o u th bish piles. P hone 4 8 1 -------- H erm isto n , O re uf the two beef ju d g in g team s a re old L. Ickes. "W ith the increase in Poisonous baits give further pro year. He came from E lgin w here he west. Q u a rte r of th e N o rth ea st Eldon Saylor, I la r r y L ew is an d Leo storage expected d u rin g May and tection against the rat menace, has ta u g h t since '31. Miss Ire n e Og- Q u arte r, all in Section 16 in T ow nship 4 N o rth of R ange ~8 Rueber, in one, and Jo h n McMul- Ju n e, all projects w ith th e exception but the poison must be selected b u rn , who w ill a tte n d th e U n iv ersi H e r m i» to n F o n t N o . 3 7 E ast of th e W illa m ette M eridian, and used with care. Red squill of two will be provided w ith ample ty of Oregon, w o rking for h er m as Eugene R ugg and C h a rles Kik M eets firs t and th ird in U m atilla C ounty, Oregon, ex powder is probably the most satis w ater for the com ing irrig atio n sea is the other. te rs degree th is sum m er, w ill re tu rn ce p tin g th e re fro m th e follow ing T h u rsd ay . Legion A uxil factory. It is relatively harmless son. described tr a c t: C om m encing at iary m eets second and to human beings and domestic ani for her th ird y ear in th e E n g lish th e c e n te r of said Section 16 and "T h e two which w ill suffer some mals, but is sure death to rats. d ep a rtm en t. Miss B etty H aw k in s of CHESTER W H IT E fo u rth T h u rsd ay . ru n n in g th en ce N o rth 417.6 feet: sh o rtag e are the Belle F ourche pro Mix one ounce of the red squill D allas, Ore., w ill re tu rn for her L egion H all. th en ce E ast 208.8 feet; thence HOGS JUDGED je c t in South Dakota and the North powder with enough water to forrn th ird year as te ac h er of social scien South 417.6 feet: th en ce W est P la tte project in W yom ing and Ne a paste and add it to one pound of ces. Miss Ellen P em berton w ill teach 208 8 feet to th e point of b eg in n in g , c o n ta in in g tw o acres more , At a m eeting of th e P rogressive b raska, and the la tte r is in a much meat, fish or cereal bait. Put the dom estic science and com m erce in of less. I V. R. “Bob” RUNNION Dairy Calf club held a t th e hom e of b e tte r position th is year th a n it was baits in places where the rats will th e high school. H er hom e is at find them easily. That, th e m o rtg ag e given by said AUCTIONEER Salem and she received h er science Robert Bensel S a tu rd a y aftern o o n a t th is date last year.’’ d efe n d an ts Alonzo L. Needles and FARM SALES AND LIVE STOCK degree at Oregon S tate college. Jack K atie Needles to p la in tiff and (if at 1:00 o'clock, J u n e 5, an u n u su a l A SPECIALTY Lloyd of U kiah w ill teach in the record a t page 410, Book 101, R ec happening took place. A class of Pullet Ration M ake D ates a t My E xpense Recreational Institute Postponed. R'' b Chester W h ite hogs w ere judg- P h o n e 452 The protein content of the pullet seventh and eig h th grades. Miss ord of M ortgages for U m atilla Coun H eppner, Oregon Miss F rances C linton, U m atilla ration need not be so high as in Je n n ie M. Sw endig of R edm ond will ty in th e S tate of Oregon, and the *“<1 under the superv isio n of th e lo- lien th ereo f be foreclosed a g a in st county home dem onstration agemt, the starting ration. Grain, Pr°‘ teach In th e fifth and six th grades, said land, and th a t th e co u rt decree ral ’eader. A. E. R ugg. T"o members, who w ere chosen to has announced th e postponem ent tein supplement, minerals and vi and Miss C h a rlo tte H ess of P en d le a sale of said lan d for th e s a tisfa c Participate in th e th re e ju d g in g u n til fall of the recreatio n al m eeting tamins must all be supplied for ton w ill re tu rn for h er second y ear tio n of th e w hole of th e d eb t se growing pullets but in somewhat in th e th ird and fo u rth g rad es w hile cured th ereb y , o r so m uch th ereo f OSTEOPATHIC '■ams which w ill com pete a t th e w hich was scheduled for Monday, Different proportions than for as m ay be necessary to sa tisfy th e ■astern Oregon L ivestock Show at Ju n e 7. This is necessary because of chicks says a writer in the Prairie Miss M arjo rie H indm an of E lgin in sta llm e n ts now due, w ith costs ot PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ni°n, June 10, 11 an d 12, w ere sta te grange m eeting and the busy Farmer The all-mash chick start w ill teach th e firs t and second su it an d a tto rn e y ’s fees, or decree OSBORN APARTMENTS a sale of so m uch of said land as may pointers in ju d g in g -pigs to season of th e year for those who er can be converted into a very grades. --------------------------- ---- he necessary to sa tisfy to e sum s due satisfactory growing mash by ei u su ally atten d . Notices will be ° 8ter up th e ir ch an ce in ju d g in g p la in tiff, w ith costs of suit. NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL ” er than d a iry c a ttle . E ugene sent o u t to interested p arties before ther increasing the amount of gra>n T h a t if th e re be a deficiency, in the mash or by feeding whole MEETING "8g is a m em ber of th e Beef Club an o th e r m eeting is held. th en th a t p la in tiff have execution PETERSON & PETERSON or cracked grain in addition to the a g a in st th e p ro p erty of said d ®fe" ‘ Pulsing team and R o b e rt Bensel is ATTORNEYS AT LAW mash. NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN to d a n ts Alonzo L. N eedles and K atie 3 representative of th e P ig club U. S. N atio n al B ank B u ild in g Cherry Crop Destroyed. th e legal voters of Union H igh N eedles or a g a in st th e p ro p erty of Pulsing team. E u g en e R u g g took a P ra c tic e In S ta te & F ed eral C ourts School D istrict No. 9, of U m atilla Ith e r of them fo r sa tisfa c tio n of G. T. McNealey of P atterso n , Wn., 4 ry caif an(j jjig ^ eef c a jf t jje C ounty, S tate of Oregon, th a t th e such deficiency. . P en d leto n , Ore. T h a t p la in tiff be p erm itted to C om m ittm ents to th e sta te peni A nnual School M eeting of said d is f, n B)n show. Joe Cooney took a d airy was here yesterday and states th a t t will be held a t th e school bid upon an d p u rch ase said lan d a t * Others p rese n t a t th e m eeting a few days before the storm Monday te n tia ry have increased from 413 tric b u ild in g in H erm iston O regon: to th e sale thereof, or so m uch of th e his ch erry crop was estim ated a t 20 DR. P. B. BELT ,erp Drunk B ensel, s e c re ta ry of th e for th e biennium 1913-1914 to 877 begin a t th e h o u r of 2 :00 P. M. and sam e as may be sold. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON to 25 tons. A fter the storm not over T h a t im m ediately a fte r such sale and Jam es R ugg. hold u n til 7 :0 0 P. M. on th e fo u rth tw o tons can be h arv ested / and_25 for th e biennium 1935-1936, a re Monday of Ju n e , being th e 28th day th e sh e riff place th e p u rch a ser of Office Hours: Other w p general d a iry to p ic discussed 1 0 :3 0 to 1 2 :3 0 A.M. H ours by The port of the sta te p lan n in g board en of Ju n e, A. D., 1937. said lan d in possession th ereo f. la rg e trees w ere blown down the care of th e c a lf from b irth 2 to 5 P.M. A ppointm ent T h a t If you sh all ap p e ar h erein P atterso n titled "A Survey of P en al and Re T h is m eetin g Is called for the _»til it develops In to a h eifer. O ther la rg e orchard near the as th e ow ner o r holder of th e eig h t Ree. 712 — PH O N E — Office 733 purpose of electin g one d irecto r for a Mr. form atory ^ < ific problem s w ere also discuss- sta tio n was g rea tly d.miag d M ethods in Oregon notes th e p ay m en t of w hich is se five y ear term , th e d ire c to r from shows. The rep o rt also co n tain s a D istrict No. 126 term expires, and cured by said m ortgage, w hich notes Joe Cooney gave a d em o n stra- McNealey said th a t t i e nP ' th en detailed in v estig atio n of the penal th e tran sa ctio n of business usual at a re n o t owned by p la in tiff, on on how a calf sho u ld be ta u g h t visited the Y akim a v w W. J. WARNER th a t y o u r rig h ts be p ro tected h ere system in Oregon and a num ber of such m eeting. ... rink. T he club as a gro u p dis- G randview and t e c A nrl- in, and th a t such decree be en tered Dated th is 8th day of Ju n e. 193 i Attorney-at-Law as m ay be proper fo r th e p ro tectio n Ss*>d the d iffe re n t k in d s of feeds practically all on the gro • recom m endations for a constructive A D. SMITH. C hairm an cots, peaches, pears and apples were and In terest of all persons ow ning ^ 4| able in th is a re a fo r calves, an d Board of D irectors. r » ^ a m j o r ib ^ f u n ir e . Hermiston - Oregon an y one o r m ore of said notes or t m° Bt econom ical r a tio n s to feed, dam aged 50 percent or more. He A TTEST: h a v in g an y in te re s t th e re in , and R A BROWNSON, would have received ten cen ts a The next re g u la r m e e tin g of th e COOPERATION th a t th e co u rt w ill e n te r h erein D istrict Clerk. «lub " ill be held J u n e 2 6 th a t the pound for his cherries or over $4000 PAYS! w hich was gone w ith th e wind. fcorne of turkeygrowers Feeding, Housing, Manage ment Are Important. Dr. A. C. Willcutt Joe Cooney.
