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.