Y
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1937
•
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
j4 M E SSA G E
VA C A TIO N FOR
HOMEMAKERS
TO E V E R Y
REALISM REALLY SO
IN W INCHELL FILM
M EM BER.
and stocking d a rn in g w ill be Judged
by the co n testan ts. In each contest
the first prize w ill be $1.50, second
$1.00 and th ird 50 cents.
Problem s of tu rk ey h atch in g and
brooding are also being investigated
i in clu d in g tu rk ey
egg
incubation
studies and problem s of s ta rtin g
! poults in b attery brooders.
C A N N IN G SCHEDULE
from July 19th to 24th
M otion-picture ac tin g was an ab
solute cinch for W alter W inchell,
[ for all th e fam ous colum nist had to
I do was be him self and ta lk shop.
In several scenes of th e how larious,
galorious m usical he made
w ith
Ben Bernie and
Alice Faye for
T w en tieth C entury-F ox, "W ake Up
and Live,” at th e Oasis th e a tre S u n
day, Monday and Tuesday, W inchell
was ac tu a lly a t work on his daily
column and even received genuine
tips for his in im itab le stories rig h t
before th e cam era.
One se ttin g was the in te rio r of a
New York n itery , and
W inchell,
seated at a ringside table, was rib
bing Ben Bernie, who was sh ak in g
a stick at all th e lads. As soon as
d irecto r Sidney L anfield okayed the
scene, W inchell answ ered a New
York phone call and came beam ing
back to his table for th e next se
quence.
From one of his m y ster
ious sources he had once more scoop-
i* AG E
7
Announcing Our New Line
CO-OP ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES
8 to 11 A.M. 1 - 3 :3 0 P.M.
An inexpensive, but en tirely re st
P eas
MON,— Peas
The dem o n stratio n team from a TUES.— F ru it
fu l and refre sh in g vacation is being
B eans
in Lane W ED.— Peas
Peas
m ade possible ag ain th is year for H om em aking 4-H club
Beans
some 600 Oregon hom em akers in 21 county and th e sta te cham pion dem THURS.— F ru it
IRONS
RADIOS
P eas
counties who aire signing up to a t o n stratio n team in th e Home Eco FR I.— Peas
nom
ics
division
a
t
th
e
sta
te
fa
ir
last
Beans
SAT.— F ru it
tend the 12 vacation cam ps spon
FANS
REFRIGERATORS
sored by th e Oregon Extension ser year, p u t on a d em o n stratio n a t the
Corn w ill be com ing on soon if
TOASTERS
VA C U UM CLEANERS
vice. T his w ill be th e six th year A m erican Legion hall last S aturday. you have any to can th is week, let
th a t such cam ps have been held in Jacquelin e M orton and L illian Geer us know and we will m ake a r
MIXERS
W ASHING M ACHINES
a re th e team members who dem on ran g em en ts to ta k e care of an y pro
Oregon.
T he cam ps ru n from four to six stra te d how to prep are an d use raw d u cts not listed.
We offer you the latest designs in a complete line of electric
Please rem ove all canned goods
days, and the cost per day is kept wool for hooked rugs.
appliances at PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD TO PAY, . . .
J. T. Pierson, a s sista n t county now in th e cannery.
to th e m inim um th a t will m ake them
HERMISTON CO-OP CANNERY,
ag
e
n
t,
acted
as
ch
airm
an
in
th
e
ab
self-supporting, and p a rt of this
By O. L. B arlow , M anager.
This low cost and unexcelled quality
may be paid w ith farm produce th a t sence of Miss F rances C linton, home
is
made possible through the pooled
dem
onstratio
n
ag
en
t,
and
introduced
can be used in camp. Any woman
C onsum er cooperative o rg a n iz a tio n
Miss
H
elen
Cowgill,
sta
te
4-H
Home
purchasing
power of the National
over 18 years of age is welcome at
b rin g s price as close as possible to
Cooperatives, Inc.
th e camps, b u t it is essential th a t Econom ics leader, who accom panied
costs and tends to reduce cost. It
those plan n in g to a tte n d should th e dem onstration team . Miss Cow en su res to th e u sers th e q u a lity of
g
ill
gave
m
any
p
o
in
ters
and
sugges
SEE YOUR LOCAL CO-OP FOR PRICES
sign up prom ptly w ith th e ir county
th e goods an d services they use. It
a g e n t or hom e dem onstration agent, tio n s on ju d g in g and d em o n stratin g m ultiplies v arieties and increases
A N D DEMONSTRATION
so th a t plans can be com pleted, ac w hich w ill prove helpful to club q u a n titie s w ith o u t exposing the ed e v e i■ y < m e on a n i m p o r t a n t sto ry .
m
em
bers
ta
k
in
g
p
a
rt
in
these
a
c
ti
cording to Mrs. Azalea Sager, sta te
consum er to th e risk s w hich face
leader of home economics extension, v ities in the fu tu re .
A fter Miss Cowgill Introduced the him even w ith th e p ro tectiv e polic
who is in charge of th e camps.
team
they presented th e ir w ork in ing of a benevolent g o v ern m en t.”
Scenic sites as convenient as pos
Dr. K allen pointed o ut th a t “The
sible for th e women plan n in g to a t a capable m anner, show ing th e v a r p rev ailin g ru le of business u n d er a
ious
stages
of
cleaning,
dying
and
HERMISTON, OREGON
tend a re chosen for the vacation
producer economy is ‘let th e buyer FOR SALE OR R EN T— HOUSE &
m
ak
in
g
rolls
of
th
e
wool
in
p
re
p
a
ra
camps. Those to be used th is year
lot on M adrona Ave., betw een 5tli
bew are’. E very custom er buys on
include forest camps, priv ate camps tion for use in hooked rugs. At the faith . He has only the pro d u cers’ or and 6th Street. W rite Mrs. C. B.
and those belonging to Cam pfire close of the d em onstration each one d istrib u to rs’ word for the q u a lity of Blood, 628 M cKinley Ave., A ber
te r of th e N o rth ea st Q u arte r of
47-3tp
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
G irls
and
o th e r
organizations. p te se n t was allow ed to exam ine a th e foods he p u ts in his m outh, the deen, W ashington.
said Section 16,
sam
ple
of
th
is
wool
used
in
a
hooked
W herever possible a woodsy spot has
T ra c t No. 4:
T he N o rth w est
OF ADMINISTRATOR.
clothes he puts on his back, th e roof LOST— 1 BLACK MARE COLT, 2
rug.
years old, branded R on left sti-
Q u arte r of th e N o rth ea st Q u ar
been chosen near a lake or stream
he
puts
over
his
head.
He
risk
s
his
fel. Also 1 bay m are colt, 1 year
Miss Cowgill presented various
te r of said Section 16.
to provide sw im m ing, boating, h ik
digestion, his h ealth , his safety and old, sta r in forehead. Strayed from
N otice is hereby given th a t by an
T ra c t No. 5: T he N orth H alf
ing and n a tu re study. Accommoda b u lle tin s on home economics w hich his w ellbeing on th is faith . By con my ranch Ju ly 6, 1937. Roy G. At- o rd er of th e County C ourt of the
of th e S outhw est Q u arte r of th e
w
ere
d
istrib
u
te
d
to
those
interested.
tio n s vary from ten ts and tables u n
tebury, Echo, Ore.
47-tfc S tate of Oregon for U m atilla Coun
N o rth ea st Q u arte r of said Section
T his is th e firs t tim e th e sta te tra s t th e consum ers who have suc
ty the undersigned has been a p
der th e trees to shelters and k itc h
16.
cessfully
joined
to
g
eth
er
in
cooper
PIANO
MUST
BE
SOLD—STAND-
pointed a d m in istra to r w ith th e will
T ra c t No. 6:
T he S outhw est
ens in forest camps and cabins and cham pion d em o n stratio n tehm has ativ es have learn ed and em ploy the
ard,
h
ig
h
-g
rad
e,
Bungalow
type,
annexed of th e estate of F ra n cis
Q u arte r of th e S outhw est Q u ar
recreation halls in others. Complete visited H erm iston.
alm
ost
new.
You
ta
k
e
over
balance
sciences and a r ts w h erew ith to con
M artin G ast, deceased, All persons
te r of th e N o rth east Q u arte r of
for cash or $6 m onthly.
For full
inform ation about any p articu la r
said Section 16, ex cepting th e re
tro l th e q u ality , th e q u a n tity , th e inform ation, address, A uditor of Ac h av in g claim s ag a in st said estate
As
a
fea
tu
re
of
the
aftern
o
o
n
en
are hereby required to present them
cam p can be had from the home
from
th e
follow ing described
te rta in m e n t of th e H appy H our v arie ty and th e costs of th e goods counts, Cline P ian o Co., 1011 S.W. w ith in six m onths from th e d ate of
tra c t, to -w it: Com m encing a t
dem o n stratio n agent
or
county
W
ashington,
P
o
rtlan
d
,
Ore.
47-3tc
and
services
they
consume.
By
m
ak
th is notice, w ith proper vouchers,
Cooking club m eeting a t th e Com
th e cen ter of said Section 16 and
ag en t or from Mrs. Sager a t Corval
ing th e buyer one w ith th e seller, MARE MULE STRAYED SUNDAY to said a d m in istra to r at his office
ru n n in g thence N orth 417.6 feet;
m
unity
hall
in
U
m
atilla
la
st
T
h
u
rs
lis.
in th e Jo h n s B uilding, in Pendleton,
thence E ast 208.8 feet;
th en ce
day, each g irl was asked to read a consum er cooperation m akes it u n
n ig h t— One yr. old w ith
brand. U m atilla County, Oregon.
H om em akers a tte n d in g the camps
South 417.6 feet;
th en ce W est
necessary
for
th
e
buyer
to
b
ew
are.”
poem. Calories was th e m ain topic
N otify John Rueber, S tanfield. 47-1 p
208.8 feet to th e p o in t of b eg in
have no dishes to wash, no m eals to
Dated Ju ly 15. 1937.
DILL FOR SALE— 10C A BUNCH.
ning, co n tain in g tw o acres, more
A. S. COOLEY, A d m in istrato r.
prepare— 'no w ork at all, in fact, ex discussed.
or less.
These poems w ere composed by F. B. A U X IL IA R Y
Mrs. L. J. Munsy, Her.
4 7 -ltp (Ju ly 15-Aug. 12)
cept to m ake up th e ir own cots.
Said sale is m ade u n d er execution
Each camp is staffed w ith a direc the members, an d some of th e girls LAW N SOCIAL
issued out of th e C ircu it C ourt of
APRICOTS R IPE NOW
W. T.
tor, assista n t director, cook
and chose to w rite a song. This one was
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
th e S tate of Oregon for U m atilla
46-2tp
Bray, U m atilla, Ore.
w
ritte
n
by
Mary
M
argaret
K
ennedy
helpers,
registered
nurses,
life
The F arm B ureau A uxiliary will
On the 17th day of Ju y, 1937, at County to me directed in th e case
ACCOUNTING
AND
TYPING.
Phone
guards, lib ra ria n s and chore boys. and is to the tu n e of “ I Joined the hold a law n social in Colum bia park
th e hour of 10 o’clock a. m., a t th e of F. B. Swayze, p la in tiff, vs. Alon
22M, H erm iston.
41-tfc fro n t door of th e County C ourt zo L. Needles an d o th ers, d efe n
F riday, Ju ly 23rd, a t 8 :00 o’clock.
In the c ra fts work, w hich is ta u g h t N avy.”
House in P endleton, U m atilla C oun d an ts, w hich said execution com
We joined th e cooking to see some Proceeds from th e sale of ice cream
a t th e cam ps for those interested,
will go tow ard a sch o larsh ip for a 5-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE IN ty, Oregon, I will sell a t au ctio n to m ands me to sell so m uch of said
cooks,
em phasis is to be plced th is year on
sew ing club m em ber of th e
4-H
S ilverton to trad e for H erm iston th e h ig h est bidder for rash , th e fol land as may be necessary to satisfy
And w hat did we see, we saw j u r clubs. E veryone is invited to come
use of n a tu ra l resources,, according
described
real
p ro p erty th e sum due said p la in tiff, to -w lt:
property.
E lla
P o tte r
Soneson. low ing
th e sum of $582.42, and in te re st
and enjoy an evening w ith th e Aux H erm iston, Ore.
to Miss Izola Jensen, extension spe books,
47-3tp situ ate d in U m atilla C ounty, Ore thereon.
All our poems we have to make.
iliary.
gon, to -w it:
cialist in com m unity social o rg an i
D ated Ju n e 30, 1937.
A program is being planned and APRICOTS R IPE JULY 8 TO 25;
If we don’t our lives are a t stake,
zation, whi is in charge of th a t
Lots 6, 7, and 8, in Block
R. E. GOAD. S h eriff of
gam es will be directed. Ice cream
H
alf
ton
lots
3c;
sm
all
orders,
For we’re th e H appy H our Cook an d cake will be served a t a reason
U m atilla County, Oregon.
10, N ew port's A ddition to the
phase of th e program .
3MsC.
B
ring
boxes
and
pick.
E
d
By J. A. CARNEY, D eputy.
City of H erm iston, U m atilla
able price.
C ounties h aving camps th i year, i ing Club.
monds O rchard, 2 m iles w est of
(Ju ly 8— Aug. 5)
C atherine K ennedy and Veta Mo
The next m eeting will be held Um atilla.
C ounty, Oregon.
w ith dates, /are as follows: t ’ai-la-I
45-3tp
F riday, Ju ly 16tli, w ith Mrs. J. H.
ran
will
serve
w
ith
Mary
M
argaret
Said
sale
is
made
u
n
d
er
execution
mas, Ju ly 14 to IS ; Deschutes, Poll;,:
Reid, Mrs. Emma C hristley. Mrs. N.
issued out of th e C ircu it C ourt of
No. 9281. Reserve Dist. No. 12
Y am hill, M arion, Benton and Linn, 1 K ennedy on th e social com m ittee W. Bloom and Mrs. Orvil Dawson in
W. L. Morgan, D. M. D
the S tate of Oregon for U m atilla
R eport of C ondition of
fcr
the
n
ex
t
m
eeting
Ju
ly
22,
for
Ju ly 25 to 28; K lam ath and Jack- w hich a su rp rise fea tu re is planned. charge.
County, to me directed in th e case
G eneral D e n tlitry
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of S tate of Oregon, represented and
son, Ju ly 26 to 31; Coos and Doug
X-Ray and D iagnosi!
OF HERMISTON
F lea n o r Fuchek and M arjorie Ol
Stanfield Grange Picnic.
las, July 21 to 25; Josephin . J u ’v
in the S tate of Oregon, a t the close a c tin g by W orld W ar V ete ran s’ Bank Bldg.
Phone S-J
son. both of Tacoma, W n., and
S tate Aid Commission, p lain tiff,
18-22; Lane, A ugust 3 to S ”
1
The
S
tan
field
G
range
will
hold
of business Ju n e 3Ü, 1937.
ag ain st John M. Biggs and H elen M.
Reatdence Phone 25-J
’-c d s a t th e W. E. K ennedy home,
its reg u la r m eeting th e fo u rth T ues
tilla , A ugust 4 to 8;
M u ltn o m ah ,1
Biggs, his wife, Tum -A-Lum Lum
Bunday and Evening! by
w ere v isito rs at th e m eeting.
day in Ju ly , w hich w ill be th e 27th. (P u b lish ed in response to call made ber Co., a corporation. F ra n k W aug-
A ugust 9 to 13; Columbia, August
Appointment
The business m eeting will be pre by Com ptroller of th e C urrency, u n am an and
Hazel W augam an, his
12 to 15; Baker, July 28 to A ugust
By C ath erin e Kennedy.
ceded by an indoor picnic a t the der Sec. 5211, U.S. Revised S ta tu te s) wife, defendants.
1; W asco and Hood R iver, A ugust
The S tream lin e Seam S titc h ers S tanfield G range hall and everyone
R. E. GOAD, S heriff
RESOURCES
4 to 8; M alheur, A ugust 11 to 15, i g rea tly enjoyed th e farew ell p arty is invited to b rin g a covered dish
of U m atilla County, Oregon.
090.19
and
be
present.
L
oans
and
disco
u
n
ts
$140
all dates inclusive.
W ATCH - CLOCK
.
By J. A. C arney, D eputy.
given by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. K enne
None
O verdrafts ................
C. C. Proebstel, A ttorney
dy th e evening of Ju ly 9. The p a r
U
nited
S
tates
G6v.
secu
REPAIRING
Stanfield Home Economics Club
4-H CLUB NEWS
ritie s owned ................ 38,000.00 for P lain tiff,
ty was held in honor of th e d e p a r t- '
Pendleton. Oregon.
A.
W. BEHRMAN
The
Home
Econom
ics
club
of
the
O
ther
bonds,
stocks,
se
ing guests, Mrs. J. E. F ucheck, Miss |
(Ju n e 17 - Ju ly 15)
S tanfield G range will m eet at the
2,210.86
WATCHMAKER
cu rities, e tc ....................
Item s ap p e arin g in th is column E lean o r Fucheck and Miss M arjorie I home of Mrs. S. L. C hapin in H er R anking house ....
8,000.00
HERMISTON
OREGON
Tuesday. Ju ly 20th.
All Real e sta te owned o th e r
are w ritte n by 4-H club boys and Olson from Tacoma. Wn. Mrs F u m iston
LAND
SALE
NOTICE.
m em bers and frie n d s a re urged to
5,094.98
th an b an k in g house
g irls w orking in the new s w ritin g check is the local lead er’s sister.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, |
R eserve
w ith
Federal
The evening was spent playing be present. ------ — ■ —
w - ■ -
contest. All
item s ap p earin g are
19 100.02 T h a t th e undersigned, S h eriff of ¡
Reserve
Bank
......
DR. A. E. MARBLE
presented to the assista n t county gam es and singing. R efreshm ents of j
and due from banks 229 268.21 U m atilla County, Oregon, by v irtu e
POULTRY PROBLEMS O Cash
CHIROPRACTOR
a g e n t's office or the H erald office ice cream an d cake were served.
548.27 of an order duly m ade and entered
ther Assets ...............
Those present w ere Mrs. Fucheck RESEARCH TOPIC
herein by the County C ourt of U m a Office: 2 blocks east of post office
before insertion.
$442,312.53 tilla County, Oregon, on the 26th
T otal
Office Hours: 8 to 12 - 1:30 to $
and d a u g h te r E leanor, M arjorie Ol
day lit May, 1937, will, on th e 24th
By ELEANOR DAWSON
son, Mr. and Mrs. Cooney and ch ild
Phone 4 8 1 -------- Hermiston, O to .
LIABILITIES
day of July, 1937, at th e hour of 10
N um erous research
p ro jects in
Using Colum bus' m otto of “ Sail ren Alice, Tom, Joe and Dan. Mr. p o u ltry m anagem ent have been s ta r Demand deposits
$211,432.97 o'clock In th e forenoon, sell to the
Tim e deposits .............
107,770.64 h ig h est bidder for cash In hand, a t
On, Sail On, Sail On," mem bers of and Mrs. Duff K n ig h t, E d ith P e tte r-
ted or co n tin u ed
by th e Oregon P ublic funds of states,
th e fro n t door of th e U m atilla Coun
th e So We Sew club, and the We son, Mrs. Moran and d au g h ter V eta,
Herm iston Host No, 37
S tate college ex p erim en t sta tio n as
counties, e tc .................. 61,992.28 ty C ourt House, P endleton, Oregon,
Mrs.
Can C anning and Rookie R ooking| G race Bensel and Mr. and
Meets firs t and th ird
su b ject to a m inim um price of $20
a resu lt of th e new ap p ro p riatio n Due to banks in clu d in g
club, u n d er E sth er McMullen and K ennedy and ch ild ren Don, Agnes. passed by th e rec en t le g islatu re
th erefo r, to be paid in cash, a t the
ca sh ie r’s checks o u t
T hursday. Legion Auxil
Mrs. W. A. H ineline, m et la st W ed Mary M argaret and C ath arin e.
sta n d in g ....................
7,910.52 tim e of sale, the follow ing described
iary m eets second and
w hich w as specifically ear-m arked
parcel of land, hereto fo re by Um a
Secured by pledge
nesday to f u rth e r plans for th e ice
fo u rth T hursday,
for
use
in
in
v
estig
atio
n
of
p
o
ultry
tilla
County,
Oregon,
acquired
for
of
loans
and(or
in
cream social to be held Ju ly 29th on COOPERATIVES
Legion
H
all.
disease
and
m
anagem
ent
problems.
d
elin
q
u
en
t
taxes,
to-w
lt:
vestm ents
$ 8,808.92
th e lawn a t th e reclam ation bu ild
Lots 24 and 25, Block 11 NE SE
A
num
ber
of
th
e
p
ro
jects
are
d
i
N
o
t
secured
by
SUCCEED ING
ing.
H erm iston, in Section 10, T ow n
pledge of loans and
rectly or in d ire ctly connected w ith
ship 4, N orth R ange 28, E.W.M,
The m eeting held top in te rest up
or Investm ents
380,297.49
th e c u rre n t in te re st in production of
R, E GOAD, S h eriff
to th e tim e of dism issal. A lthough
(Co-op L eague News Service)
of U m atilla County.
eggs in laying b atteries. In order to
T otal Deposits
$389,106.41
exact assignm ents of p a rts for the
DETROIT— "Self-help,
no
less
(Ju n e 17-Jiily 15)
find
w
hat
th
e
p
ossibilities
are
in
C
apital
stock
paid
in
...
25,000.00
OSTEOPATHIC
program have not been form ulated th a n self-governm ent, is Indispens
Common stock. 250 shares
by com m ittees, these will be a n able to dem ocracy" Dr. H orace M. th is field u n d er Oregon conditions,
PHYSICIAN
& SURGEON
par
$100.00
per
share
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE.
nounced a t th e next m eeting. The K allen, Professor of P hilosophy of studies are being carried on w ith S urplus ................................ 10,000.00
OSBORN
APARTMENTS
these
lay
in
g
b
a
tte
rie
s
an
d
on
the
Undivided p ro fits— net .. 17,706.12
OF REAL PROPERTY.
g irls appeared to be a le rt in regard th e New School for Social Research
related problem of re a rin g pullets Reserves for co n tin g en
to th is com ing event.
told the 75th an n u a l convention of
N otice Is hereby given th a t on th e
cies ..... .........................
500.00
A com m ittee consisting of E sther th e N atio n al E ducation A ssociation to m a tu rity in confinem ent.
9th day of A ugust. 1937, a t 11:00
The
study
on
th
e
control
of
wet
McMullen and F rances Dawson was m eeting here Ju ly 1.
$442,312.53 o’clock a. m. of said day, a t the
T otal
PETERSON & PETERSON
litte r and floor h ea tin g is being con
fro n t door of the County C ourt
chosen to serve at the next m eeting.
“ T he way in w hich
individual
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
U.S.
G
overnm
ent
obliga
House In P endleton, U m atilla Coun
Ann Som m erer and M arie Skovbo consum ers form consum er coopera tinued, as is th e study of th e efforts
tions ................................. $10,000.00 ty, Oregon, I will sell at public au c
U. S. N atio n al B ank B uilding
of
floor
h
ea
tin
g
on
th
e
lay
in
g
stock.
Pledged a g a in st S tate,
acted as hostess serving ice cream tives and consum er societies Join to
P ra ctice In S ta te A F ed eral C ourts
tion to th e highest b idder for cash
county, and m unicipal
and cookies. T he next m eeting will g eth er in consum er fed eratio n s, in In th e n u tritio n a l field stu d ies are
so much of th e follow ing described
P endleton, Ore.
deposits
.........................
10,000.00
being
made
on
th
e
possibility
of
us
be held Ju ly 28th.
land a» may be necessary to satisfy
alm ost every free co u n try in th e
ing cornless ra tio n s for chicks and
th e sum h e re in a fte r set fo rth , to-
w orld, is an old told tale. Less has
S tate of Oregon.
I
w lt:
By G race Bensel
laying hens and on th e effects of C ounty of U m atilla > HK
been said of th e consum er coopera
DR. F. B. BELT
C ertain land In Section 16 in
dried
yeast
added
to
th
e
feed
of
the
This year for the first time there tive m ovement as a free economy, as
PHYSICIAN * SURGEON
I, A. H. N orton, cashier of the
T ow nship 4 N orth of Range 28
w ill be a cooking and clothing judg th e basic p atern of th e econom ic o r lay in g flock.
above named bank, do aolemnly
E ast of th e W illam ette M eridian, I Office Hours:
Other
The rela tiv e ad v a n ta g e or d isad sw ear th a t the above sta te m en t II
In
U m atilla
C ounty, Oregon,
10:30 to 12:30 A M.
Hours by
ing contest for 4-H club girls at the ganizatio n of lib e rty ,” Dr. Kallen
th e re being six tra c ts thereof,
2 to 6 P.M.
Appointment
hatched
Leghorn tru e to th e best of my know ledge
Umatilla Project fair, September 2. declared. " I t is like political dem o v an tag e of fall
p a rtic u la rly described as follows:
and belief.
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chicks
as
com
pared
w
ith
sp
rin
g
3 and 4. Each Home Economics club cracy Itself, a method of keeping
A. H. NORTON. Cashier
T ra ct No. 1: T he N orth H alf
may enter a Judging team of two open and m u ltip ly in g th e w ays to hatched chicks for laying purposes
of th e S outheast Q u arte r of th e
Subscribed and sw orn to before
life, lib erty and th e p u rsu it of h ap it an o th e r p ro ject being in v estig a me th is 9th day of Ju ly , 1937.
N o rth east Q u arte r of th e N o rth
girls to represent their club.
W. J. WARNER
east Q u arte r of said Section 16.
ted, as is th e possible cause of crook
W. J. W arn er. N otary Public.
In cooking, the members will piness."
T ra c t No. 2: The South H alf
My
commisalon
expires
Nov.
19,
ed
"k
eels”
w
hich
develop
sometim
e
"The
record
of
consumer
coopera
judge four classes in baking: light
Attorney-at-Law
of th e Southeast Q u arte r of th e
1940.
bread, angel food cake, drop cookies tive organizations in different parts betw een th e tim e th e p u lle ts are
N o rth east Q u arte r of th e N o rth
F.
B.
SWAYZE
aad baking powder biscuits. In n t the world shows them to accom placed In th e lay in g bouses In the
east Q u arte r of said Section IS.
Hermiston - Oregon
W. L. HAMM
Tract No. 2:
The Southwest
was fall and when th e flock Is culled
R ALEXANDER
c let king, hand hemmed towels, cot- plish what free competition
Quarter of the Northeast Quar-
Directors.
ten school costumes, home drssses. supposed to accomplish but did not. th e follow ing year.
Grange Co-operative
Dr. A. C. Willcutt