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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1937.
PAGE THRU-
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
Canning Notice.
W estland Grange Dance.
We w ill can any product on W ed
nesday, December 1st. All produce
m ust be in th e cans by noon on th a t
day.
O. L. BARLOW. M anager.
T he W estland G range will spon
sor an o th e r dance S atu rd ay , Novem
ber 27th in th e W estland school
house. Good music wil be furnished
and th e public is invited.
“On th e o th e r han d , how ever, the
census show s th a t th e income of
1937 will be divided betw een a con
siderably g re a te r num ber of farm
o p erato rs in Oregon, consequently
th e p u rch asin g power per farm fam YOUR CAR PAINTED $10 AND UP.
Any color. Let me p ain t your
ily has n ot increased to th e same C h ristm as tree. F lo ra 's P ain t Shop,
ex ten t as to ta l a g ric u ltu ra l incom e.” n o rth of Osborn A partm ents. 14-3tc
WANT ADS
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COOPERATIVES IN
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N. Y. CONSIDER
A M A LG A M A TIO N Mr.
IRRIGON
By MRS. W. C. ISOM
«> FOR SALE— NEARLY NEW SEDAN
car a t less th a n h alf price. In
q u ire at H erald office.
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FOR SALE— GOOD YOUNG MILCH
cows due to freshen soon. Also
and Mrs. B atie R and m otored one Poland C hina sow w ith eight,
to S eattle Sunday, Nov. 14, w ith a 6-weeks-old pigs. J. F. Riley, H er
Co-op League News Service)
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load of dressed turkeys, re tu rn in g m iston. Oregon.
New Y ork— Follow ing th e exam T hursday.
W estland Grange Card Party.
ANOTHER OREGON
R. V. Jones had th e m isfo rtu n e LOST «BROWN & W H ITE SPAN-
ple of cooperatives in la rg e E u ro
iel dog w ith brow n ears; collar
Ttte W estland G range Home Ec
to have a horse killed on th e h ig h
pean cities w hich have increased way T uesday n ig h t by being stru ck and heavy ring. A nsw ers to “ P a l.”
club w ill sponsor an o th er card p a r 4-H MEMBER W IN S
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th e ir efficiency th ro u g h am alg am a w ith a car w hich was badly dam P hone 18F18, Echo, Ore.
ty on th e evening of F rid ay , Decern-
ber 3. T he public is invited to a t-
An Oregon 4-H club m em ber has tion in to a sin g le city-w ide o rg an i aged. No one was injured.
500
LB.
McOORMICK-DEERING
Mr. and Mrs. W a lte r G rider were
tend and enjoy eith er bridge or once again achieved th e highest zation, rep rese n tativ es of New York
cream se p arato r, very good condi
shopping in H erm iston W ednesday. tion. to trad e for Iresh milk cow;
pinochle. The place of m eeting w ill
honor a t th e N atio n al Club congress cooperatives la st week took a p re li
Mrs. Tom Caldw ell, who has been also one new
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be announced
In te rn a tio n a l diesel
a t Chicago, b rin g in g one of th e two m in ary step w hich may lead to th e v isitin g -relatives in N ebraska for tra c to r. 15 pet. off.
O. W. Cuts-
coveted Moses L eadership tro p h ies am alg am atio n of all co-ops in th e some tim e, re tu rn e d home W ednes fo rth , L exington, Ore.
Mossie Installing Officer.
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day.
/
E ber D. Mossie of the W h ite E ag to th is sta te for th e fifth tim e in city.
Jam es W arn er, who
has
been
le G range of P ilo t Rock w ill be th e 11 years they have been offered for
To d ate, as groups of consum ers q u ite ill th e past week, is im proving. FOR SALE — CH ESTER W H ITE
feeder hogs and g ilts. R alph B ut
in sta llin g officer a t th e W estland
th
e
o
u
tsta
n
d
in
g
boy
an
d
girl.
H
elen
in the city realized th e need of o r
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. C ham bers and ler, W illows, Ore.
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G range m eeting T hursday. Dectem
ber 2. T his announcem ent
w as M ichael, 16, of G arden W ay, Lane g an izatio n , cooperatives w ere set up fam ily have moved in to th e Geo,.
FOR SALE — TWO WARDROBE
m ade th is week by Don Sherwood, county, has been selected for th is to m eet th a t specific need. T here Rand house east of town.
tru n k s, 1 G ladstone bag. 1 large
W. C. Isom is rem odeling
his
recently re-elected M aster of th e n atio n al honor th is year, according a re now
15 cooperative grocery house in tow n.
plain tru n k , 1 chest of q u ilt pieces,
W estland G range, who sta te s th a t
Mr. H aney an d fam ily a re m oving boy’s sheepskin lined coat. W. P.
Mr. Mossie is well know n in G range to word received by H. C. Seymour, stores, 11 cooperative e a tin g places,
T ru m b u ll, H erm iston.
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two cooperative lau n d ries, 4 coop to th e Ray Brown place.
sta te club leader.
c irc le s ? ____________ ________
A larg e crowd atten d ed th e social
In add itio n to th e trophy itself, erativ e m ilk ro u tes, a cooperative
FOR
SALE
OR
TRA
D
E-C
O
M
PLETE
m eeting of Irrig o n G range S atu rd ay
FARM BUREAU A U X. H elen w ill receive a $300 college garage, four cooperative housing n ig h t a t th e school au d ito riu m . The fu rn ish in g s for 14 a p a rtm e n ts;
offered th is year for projects, a cooperative pow er p lan t, Pep club presented a splendid pro 5 bedrooms, 2 bathroom s. Cash or
COMMITTEES NAMED scholarship,
th e firs t tim e in connection w ith an d 9 cooperative b uying clubs in gram consisting of readings, songs, term s. Office of A lta A p artm en ts,
th e process of form ing co-op grocery and a one act play. T he re st of the 702 E. A lta, P en d leto n , Ore. 13-3tc
T he F arm B ureau A u xiliary m et th e aw ard. She has also been asked
was spent in dan cin g w ith
stores.
S erving these o rg an izatio n s evening
to
appear
on
a
nation-w
ide
NBC
la st F riday, November 19th, a t th e
music fu rn ish ed by Supt. R alph
club house w ith Mrs. H enry H ooker, broadcast fro m . Chicago a t 9 :30 are th e E a ste rn C ooperative W hole Jones and several band members, a s 10 ACRES OF IRRIGATED LAND
to trad e for lig h t tru ck . Or will
Miss Lois H utchison and Mrs. Miles o’clock, Pacific tim e, S atu rd ay , De sale, th e C ooperative Book Club, the sisted by Miss D usenberry, p rim ary
B arag er in charge. T he business cem ber 4.
E astern C ooperative League, and teach er as v io lin ist and Mrs. H ugh sell. C laire R. Caldw ell, Irrig o n .
of appo in tin g com m ittees for m eet
Grim m a t th e piano. .
Ore.
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H elen has been a 4-H club mem C ooperative D istrib u to rs, a coopera
Miss Brice, Rev. F ra n cis an d Miss
ings u n til May n ex t year w as tak en
ber for nine years, d u rin g th e last tive m ail o rd er house w hich operates H u n te r stopped over for Tuesday W ANTED— TO DO REMODELING
care of and these appear below.
The next m eeting w ill be hfcld four of w hich she has also been a a m in iatu re d ep a rtm en t store for Its evening services a t th e P en teco stal
and sew ing by piece, or by hour.
church, being en ro u te home from
F rid ay , December 3, w ith Mrs. P. H. club leader, h av in g led 16 clubs in New Y ork members.
25c
to 35c per hour.
Mrs. H. G.
Toledo
w
here
they
had
been
a
tte
n
d
C orm an and Mrs. P anages on th e cooking, canning, sew ing, poultry,
L ast week m em bers of th e boards ing m eetings.
McCulley. H erm iston.
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com m ittee for e n te rta in m e n t. Mrs.
cam p cookery and hom em aking. She of d irecto rs of New Y ork’s co-ops
B. P. R and m otored to M ills C ity,
Will. M ikesell, Mrs. A1 Cable an d
Mrs. Jackson H a rr w ill provide th e has carried all these projects h e r w ere called in to a special session by Ore., S unday w ith a tru ck load of FOR SALE — REMINGTON 12
gauge shotgun. $25. R ohrm an Mo
self, and in ad d itio n room im prove th e E astern C ooperative L eague, to household goods for a S tan field fam
refreshm ents.
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N ovem ber 19— P rogram com m it m ent, livestock, flow ers, home beau discuss problem s of u rb an o rg an iz a ily.Mr. an d Mr3. C olter a re g u ests of to r Co.
tee, E dna B a ra g er; R e fresh m en t’ tific atio n , p lay -w ritin g ,
n ew sw rit tio n w ith A nders H edberg, re p re Mr. and Mrs. Don K enney.
FOR SALE— 18 HEAD OF W ELL
com m ittee, Jessie Hooker, Lois H u t ing, h ealth , g arden, m a rk e tin g and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bedw ell a re
sen tativ e of th e Cooperative Union
broke w ork horses.
See U. A.
chison and E dna B arager.
moving to one of th e cabins a t th e
December 3— P rogram com m ittee, rab b its. H er record shows 163 of Sweden. Mr. H edberg described W a rn er cam p ground w here th ey W ilson, C olum bia d istric t, H erm is
ton, Ore.
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Jessie Corman and Doris P anages; aw ard s *won. w ith a to ta l of $520.- th e gro w th of Stockholm ’s 16 coop w ill spend th e w in ter.
R efreshm ents com m ittee. Dora M ike 83 in prize money. T he en tire v al e ra tiv e societies w hich w ere fin ally
Mrs. C hester W ilson e n te rta in e d a t W ANTED— MAN EMPLOYED, TO
sell, E d ith Cable and M ary H arr.
ue of h er projects has been estim a merged a t th e suggestion of th e Co a b rid al show er a t h er home F rid ay
invest $200 an d 3 hours per week
December 17— P rogram
com m it ted a t $20.00.
o p erativ e Union to form th e g ig a n aftern o o n h o n o rin g Mrs. A lcorn. for $25 per m onth added Income,
tee, M artha W a lth e r and L illis Mc
A n o th er n atio n al 4-H w in n er from tic Stockholm C ooperative Society Many b ea u tifu l p resents were p re u n d er M ills N ovelty Co., P. O. Box
Culley;
R»freshn1ents
com m ittee.
sented to th e honoree by friends, fol 981, W alla W alla, W n.
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Oregon
is Mary Lou P aetzhold of w ith m ore th a n 350 stores in th e lowed by delicious refreshments.
Em m a U pham , E m m a C h ristley and
P o rtlan d , who placed firs t in th e city. Mr. H edberg cited
Y vonne K endler, little g ra n d FOR SALE — MODEL A FORD
th e in
Mabie Reid.
coune. ’29. W ill sell eq u ity a t a
J a n u a ry 7— P rogram
com m ittee, w estern division and th ird n a tio n creased efficiency o f m anagem ent, d a u g h te r of Mr. an d Mrs. W. C. Isom
F red H ensel, H erm iston,
Em m a
H utchison
and
M arg aret ally in th e food p rep a ra tio n contest increased p u rch asin g pow er and o r who had been v isitin g them several sacrifice.
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days, w as tak en q u ite ill Sunday Oregon.
B lahm :
R efreshm ents
com m ittee.
sponsored
by
th
e
E
lectrolux
com
pa
g
an
izatio
n
al
s
tre
n
g
th
of
a
unified
w jjh to n silitis.
M ary Buell. E thel H ughes an d E d
FU
RNISHED
HOUSE
FOR
R
E
NT—
ny, w in n in g a $200 scholarship and cooperative. At th is session, co-op
na B arager.
Mr. and Mrs. M assman from P o rt
W ith
g arage, also
fu rn ish ed
J a n u a ry 21— P rogram com m ittee,
kerosene-operated E lectrolux re rep rese n tativ es passed a reso lu tio n land visited th e W. C. Isom an d F.
a p a rtm e n t. H. E. H anby, H erm is
D ora M ikesell and Em m a U pham ; frig e rato r.
callin g on E astern
C ooperative Caldw ell homes W ednesday in the ton, Or.
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R efreshm ents com m ittee, C a th erin e
Jacquelin e
M orton of C ottage W holesale to assist them in form u in te re st of N eighbors of W oodcraft
Jepdrze.iew skl, Mrs. R yland and
lodge.
Grove placed first in th e 11 w estern la tin g a plan of u n ificatio n , and set
M otorists who ro ar th ro u g h heavy
G race Foster.
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•> * « <« tra ffic In a vain effo rt to “ m ake
F eb ru ary 4—«Program com m ittee. sta te s in th e 4-H g irls ’ record con up a special com m ittee to in v e sti «• ❖ ❖ « ❖ ♦ <•
Jessie H ooker and Emma C h ristley ; te st sponsored by M ontgom ery W ard g ate th e firs t steps in th a t d irec
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COLUM BIA
♦ tim e” w ill do well to note th e re
R efreshm ents com m ittee, E th e l Con- j com pany, and E sth e r Mason, P o rt tion.
•>
By Lois Hutchison
•> su lts of a recen t te st In Chicago,
ner, M innie Ott and Joyce G uiw its. ,and> plac€(1 8econd in th e w estern
w here a bicycle proved th e fastest
The
E
astern
C
ooperative
W
hole
F eb ru ary 18— P rogram
c o m m it-, dlvläIon of th e K err C an n in g con.
Mrs. Belscam per received
word m eans of trav el th ro u g h dow ntow n
sale .w hich serves as b uyer for
tee, B ertha Knox and A n n ette B ar-
"
ham . R efreshm ents com m ittee, Dor- e
M ary Lou, Jacq u elin e and Es these o rg an izatio n s, estim ated th is S atu rd ay aftern o o n of th e d ea th of traffic. Skill and ju d g m en t are far
is P anages, N ellie T ucker and Jessie ' th e r each won trip s to Chicago as week th a t th e re ta il volume of b u si her nephew , H arry H uffm an of Spo m ore im p o rtan t th a n
relian ce on
kane.
He was accid en tally killed
Corm an.
s ta te w inners in th e ir respective ness of consum er cooperatives in th e w
speed. S ecretary of S tate E arl Snell
hile
elk
h
u
n
tin
g
.
March
4— Pro~ram
com m ittee. contests. They will leave T h an k s
Mrs. Glen C. W ade arriv ed here advises in com m enting on th e test.
city w ill exceed $1,486,000 th is
Opal R a in w ater and Mrs. Eloom:
la st week from Salem. W hile here
R efreshm ents com m ittee, Essie Ti’rn - g iving day, and w ill join th e Idaho year.
she w ill have her fu rn itu re removed
blad. Monte P rin d le and Mrs. Car- delegation a t Spokane.
to h er home th ere. She is v isitin g
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
W ith th e Oregon group w ill be
son L inder.
a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. H enry
M .reh 1 £•—'Program
com m ittee. B arbara S arg ean t of A m ity, w in n er HIGHER 1937 FARM
Hooker.
No. 028272
Mary Buell and E dna D unnin?" Re of th e g irls ’ 4- h h ea lth co n test at
Mr. an d Mrs. Lew is Douglas were
Department of the Interior.
freshm ents com m ittee. Zoe L inder. th e s ta te fa ir for th e past two years, INCOMES PREDICTED v isitin g a t th e B axter H utchison
Emma Epperson and E dna Udey.
U. S. Land Office a t The Dalles.
home a few days w hile looking a f
A pril 1 — P rogram
com m ittee, who is being sen t to Chicago w ith
Oregon, Novem ber 11, 1937.
A lthough th e index of th e g eneral te r business in te rests here.
funds
raised
by
various
Y
am
hill
M innie Ott and C ath erin e Jendrze-
NOTICE is hereby given th a t
jew ski;
R efreshm ents
com m ittee, county org an izatio n s, to com pete in level of farm prices in Oregon has
U riah E dw ards, of H erm iston, Ore
M artha W alth er, C a th erin e Som m er th e n atio n al 4-H h ea lth contest. La dropped approxim ately 10 per cent
gon, who, on S eptem ber 13, 1932,
er and L i’lis McCulley.
made H om estead E n try , Act 6-6-12,
V erne W hitehead, T u rn er, w in n er of since Ju n e an d , a t 80 per cent of the
No. 028 272, for N % N W ’4 , Section
A pril 15 — P rogram com m ittee,
1926-1930 average, is 3 points u n
C atherine Som m erer and M ary H a rr; th e s ta te 4- h style revue, w ill also d e r S eptem ber 1936, a g ric u ltu ra l in
28, T ow nship 5 N., R ange 29 E.,
R efreshm ents
com m ittee,
Emma receive a trip to Chicago to compete come in Oregon d u rin g
W illam ette M eridian, has filed no
th e year
H utchison, M argaret Blahm and for n atio n al honors. Mr. Seymoure
tice of In ten tio n to m ake th ree year
1937 is expected to exceed th a t of
May A ddlem an.
Proof, to estab lish claim to the
w ill a tte n d as ch airm an of th e n a
1936 m a teria lly . Such are the con
May 6 — P rogram
com m ittee,
land above described, before W. J.
E d ith Cable and Doris P an ag es; Re tional executive com m ittee of sta te clusions to be d raw n from d ata giv
W arn er, U. S. Com m issioner, a t hiB
leaders
in
charge
of
th
e
club
con
freshm ents com m ittee, Opal R ain w a
office in H erm iston, Oregon, on the
en In a review of th e a g ric u ltu ra l
ter, Louise M arble and C lara Bloom. gress.
2 8th day of D ecem ber, 1937.
situ a tio n Just released by th e Oregon
May 20 — P rogram
com m ittee.
C laim an t nam es as w itnesses;
S ta te college a g ric u ltu ra l extension
Mabel Reid and
Mrs. R yland;
C hester H unt, W. Ja sp er T em pleton,
when
you’ve
found
service.
R efreshm ents com m ittee, E d ith Ben- CO-OP GASOLINE
Miles B arager, Clyde H ebert, ail of
a way to ease the
sel, Mrs. H amm on and N ita H ard
H erm iston, Oregon.
The gain in a g ric u ltu ra l income
STATION OPENED IN is a ttrib u te d to an expected yearly
ing.
pains of
W. F. JACKSON.
J u n e 3 —- P rogram com m ittee,
R egister.
av erag e farm price level ru n n in g
W
ASHING
TO
N
D.C.
Louisa M arble and Monta P rin d le;
(Nov. 18-Dec. 16)
aro u n d 12 per cent over th e 193 6 j
R efreshm ents com m ittee, E lsie Daw
y ea r average, and to a prospective |
son, Mrs. Lynch and L au ra Morris.
Co-op L eague News Service)
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
J u n e 17
P rogram com m ittee,
W ashing to n , D. C.— The first co increase of ab o u t 3 per cen t in th e
and
do
if
the
OF ADMINISTRATRIX.
Em m a Epeprson and Zoe L inder; operativ e gasoline sta tio n
in
the gross volum e of a g ric u ltu ra l produc
R efreshm ents
com m ittee.
B ertha
tion. D ata in th e rep o rt show th a t
nexpensive
N otice Is hereby given th a t by an
Knox, Alice W ells and A n n ette B ar n a tio n ’s cap ital was officially open
ed by Konsum, Inc. on November 3. farm prices w ere a t a relativ ely high
ham .
o rd er of th e County C ourt of th e
foo.
S ta te of Oregon for U m atilla C oun
Named a fte r th e h ig h ly successful level d u rin g th e firs t h alf of 1937,
ty th e und ersig n ed has «been ap
ENGLISH GUEST OK'S cooperative society in Stockholm , d eclin in g d u rin g th e sum m er and
pointed a d m in istra trix of th e e state
the en terp rise was given an ap p ro fall m onths u n d er new crop in flu
of K ath e rin e E. McCasky, deceased.
CONVENTION SYSTEM p ria te sendoff when A nders Hed- ences. In general, the season has
All persons h av in g claim s a g a in st
said estate a re hereby req u ired to
berg, S ecretary
for In te rn a tio n a l been very favorable for crops, both
p resen t them w ith in
six
m onths
CORVALLIS — C onventions and Q uestions of th e C ooperative Union in Oregon and in th e co u n try as a
from th e date of th is notice, w ith
conferences, highly developed A m er of Sweden, pumped th e firs t ta n k whole.
proper vouchers, to said a d m in istra
A lthough th e rep o rt sta te s th a t
ican in stitu tio n s th a t have been fre full of gas. Mr. H edberg was in
trix a t th e office of A. 8. Cooley In
th e Jo h n s B uilding in P endleton,
q u en tly decried, have been stro n g ly W ashington com pleting a tw o-m onth th e estim ates a re q u ite p relim in ary
You can pay as high as you w ant
U m atilla County, Oregon.
in n atu re , th e increase in to ta l ag
endorsed by one prom inent E nglish speaking to u r of th e U.S.A.
for remedies claimed to relieve the
D ated October 28, 1937.
ric
u
ltu
ra
l
incom
e
in
Oregon
in
1937
visitor as a valuable aid to dem ocra
Konsum was organized by a group
pain of Rheumatism, Neuritis,
H A RRIET M. BAKER,
tic education. Miss W inifred H ar of consum ers here a year ago. It over 1936 may ap p ro x im ate 15 per
Sciatica, etc. But the medicine so
A d m in istratrix .
many doctors generally approve—
A. 8. CXX)LEY, A tto rn ey
ley. who has crossed the A tla n tic 20 sta rte d business by leasin g one cent and may am o u n t to as much as
the
one
used
by
thousands
of
for A d m in istra trix .
tim es in ca rry in g on work in both pump in a p riv ate service sta tio n $20,000,000. In clu d in g th e value
families daily — is Bayer Aspirin
(Oct. 28-Nov. 25)
her native E ngland and A m erica, m aking a c o n tra ct w ith an oil com added by a g ric u ltu ra l m a n u fa c tu r
— 15/ a dozen tablets — about
1 / apiece.
.
lists th e convention system alo n g pany for peroleum products and pay in g o p eratio n s and farm sales of n u
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Simply take 2 Bayer Aspirin
w ith num erous o th e r item s th a t she ing th e ow ner of the sta tio n a com m erous sp ecialty farm products, as
tablets with a half glass of water.
OF EXECUTOR
p a rtic u la rly likes about
A m erican m ission for serving th e members. well as incom e from th e p rin cip al
Repeat, if necessary according to
life.
directions.
Sales last year totaled $12.000 and crop and anim al products, to ta l a g
N otice Is hereby given th a t by an
Usually Ibis will ease such pain
Miss H arley, w ho is spending a the co-op paid its m em bers an 8 per ric u ltu ra l income is expected to
order of th e C ounty C ourt of the
in a remarkably short time.
S tate of Oregon for U m atilla County
y ear as v isitin g professor and d irec cent patro n ag e dividend. E n co u r reach $150,000,000 or m ore in 1937
For quick relief from such pain
th e undersigned has been ap p o in t
to r of n u rsery schools a t Oregon aged by th is success th e co-op mem — th e g re a te st since 1929.
which exhausts you end keeps you
ed executor of th e estate of J. W.
awake at night — 8 'k for genuine
“C onsidering th e p u rch asin g pow
S tate college, also listed, in a rocent bers voted to open th e ir own s ta
C larke, deceased. All persons h av
Bayer Aspirin.
address to th e honor society of Phi tion. Many of th e m em bers of the e r of th e dollar. O regon's a g ric u ltu
ing claim s a g a in st said e sta te are
K appa P h i, the
m any
w ays In co-op are governm ent employees. ral incom e In 1937 has th e a p p e a r
hereby required
to p resen t them
w ith in six m onths from th e d a te of
ance of being even b e tte r th a n in
w hich E nglishm en and
A m ericans
th is notice, w ith proper vouchers, to
d iffer in th e ir outlook and opinions.
Bad w eath er co n trib u ted to n e a r 1929. if present prospects work
said executor a t th e office of A. 8.
M any of these differences are based ly 6000 autom obile accid en ts
in o u t.” says th e rep o rt. “ In 1929. th e
Cooley in th e Jo h n s B uilding
In
on m isconceptions, she said, in u rg Oregon last fall, more th a n h alf the U nited S tate s Index of prices paid
P endleton, U m atilla C ounty, Oregon.
D ated Novem ber 4, 1937.
ing a fra n k facing of such p o te n tia l au tu m n to tal. G reater skill and by farm ers averaged 101 per cent of
caution a re needed now th a n a t an y
ENOB D. MARTIN. E xecutor.
frictio n points as a step tow ard bet o th e r tim e of year. S ecretary of th e 1996-30 level, ag a in st a prob
virtually A cent a tablet A. 8. Cooley, A tto rn ey for E xecutor.
ab le av e rag e of 8$ for 1937.
ter international cooperation.
S tate E a rl Snell says.
(Nov. 4 - Dec. 2)
ITS GREAT
TO BE BACK
AT WORK
RHEUMATISM
Notice of Land Sale.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th a t
the undersigned. S h eriff of U m atil-
I la County, Oregon, by v irtu e of an
order duly made and en tered h ere
in by th e County C ourt of U m atilla
County, Oregon, on th e 15th day of
October, 1937, will, on the 11th day
of December, 1937, a t th e hour of
10:00 o'clock in th e forenoon, sell
to th e highest bidder for cash in
hand, at the fro n t door of the Uma
tilla C ounty C ourt House, P endle
ton, Oregon, su b ject to a m inim um
price of $220.00 th erefo r, to be paid
in 20 per cent down, balance $8 per
m onth a t 6 per cen t In terest, th e
follow ing described parcel of land,
heretofore by U m atilla C ounty, O re
gon, acquired for d elin q u en t taxes,
to-w lt:
S E ’4 NEW Section 16, Tow nship
4, N orth R ange 28, E. W. M.
R. E. GOAD. Sheriff
of U m atilla County.
(Nov. ^ 1~o Dec-
N otice of administrator ’ s
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY.
NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN th a t
from and a fte r th e 11th day of De
cem ber A. D. 1937, th e undersigned
as a d m in istra to r of th e estate of
C arl Ozana, Deceased, w ill proceed
to sell a t p riv ate sale a t my home
near U m atilla, Oregon, in one p a r
cel, for cash, th e follow ing described
real property, to -w it:
“ Com m encing a t th e q u a rte r
section corner betw een sections
ten and eleven in Tow nship 5
N o rth R ange 28 E.W.M., thence
follow ing th e subdlvisional sec
tion line E ast 405 feet to a p o in t;
thence South an d p arallel w ith
th e West lin e of said Section
eleven 534 feet to th e N orth lin e
of th e rig h t of way of th e Ore-
gon-iW ashington
R ailroad
and
N avigation C om pany’s line of
R ailroad;
th en ce
follow ing
said
N orth
line
of
said
rig h t of w ay in a W esterly
d irectio n 419 feet more or less to
th e section lin e; thence follow
ing said section line N orth to th e
place of beginning, all In U m a
tilla C ounty, Oregon, ex cep tin g
how ever, th erefro m a strip of
land 30 feet w ide along th e
N orth line of said described tra c t
and a strip of land 30 feet w ide
along th e W est lin e of said tra c t,
w hich strip s are
reserved
for
road rig h ts of w ay.”
Said real p ro p erty w ill be sold In
one parcel, term s of sale cash on
delivery of a d m in istra to r’s deed. Ad
m in istra to r reserves th e rig h t to re
ject any and all offers.
Dated th is 11th day of N ovem ber
A.D. 1937.
A. C. BINDER,
A d m in istrato r.
(Nov. 11 - Dec. 9)
It ’a Easy Ta Ba Mistaken About
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