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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1938.
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
y/
M ESSAG E
RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR PASTURES
by JAY T. PIERSON,
A ssistan t County A gent
R undow n a lfa lfa fields, tu rn ed
into pastures, usually are alm ost
s tra ig h t blue grass, w hich has th e
u n fo rtu n a te h ab it of becoming al­
m ost d o rm an t d u rin g the hot sum ­
m er m onths. T herefore many of
our p astu re s are re tu rn in g only a
fra ctio n of w h at they should. Re­
su lts on bojh farm s and experim ent
sta tio n s show th a t eith er w hite
sw eet clover or good mixed grass
p astu res give re tu rn s fully as large
as one can expect from alfa lfa ' or
g ra in . C ensus rieturns here show
th a t our blue grass pastures are not
liv in g up to th a t idea and fre q u en t­
ly only re tu rn five or ten dollars per
acre per year. P astu res w hich should
re tu rn 200 pounds of b u tte rfa t per
acre a re only re tu rn in g 40 or 50 in
m any cases.
TO
EVERY
M EM BE R.
ledge the valuable assistance of H.
K. Dean, su p e rin ten d e n t of th e Uma­
tilla Field S tatio n , an d E. R. Jack-
man, E xtension Specialist In F arm
Crops, Oregon S tate College, in p re­
p aring m a terial for th is circu lar.)
UM A TILLA H. S. HAS
NOTICE OF A N N U A L SLEIGHING PARTY
MEETING
FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE
A N N U A L GRANGE
CO-OP MEETING
are seven co-op houses a t th e U ni­
versity of Idaho, four a t W ashington
State, four a t th e U niversity of O re­
gon and th ree a t th e U niversity of
C alifornia. The stu d e n t co-op th ere
is o p eratin g th e larg est aipartm ent
house in Berkeley as a cooperative.
OF HERMISTON
U M A flLLA NEWS—-The ju n io rs
and seniors and th e facu lty of Uma­
tilla high school had a sleighing
party on ean si hill S atu rd ay even­
ing.
Miss Elsie Ja n e T ucker has moved
from th e Ja rv is cabin to th e Jess
Connell home.
Mrs. Elmore McKenzie was hos­
tess to th e bridge club F rid ay a fte r­
noon.
H arry H ull has been q u ite ill
w ith the flu th is last week an d has
been unable to w ork in his store.
The Ladies Aid m eeting, w hich
was to be a t th e home of Mrs. H ar­
ry H ull, is going to be a t the home
of Mrs. Elm ore McKenzie th is T h u rs­
day w ith Miss S ara Rix as hostess.
Betty McKenzie, who is in n u rse ’s
tra in in g in Pendleton, spent S a tu r­
day aftern o o n v isitin g her paren ts,
Mr. and Mrs. Elm ore McKenzie.
Mrs. M ilton S harpe an d son Jim ­
mie spent Monday v isitin g h er p ar­
ents in A rlington.
Jo h n Quick is in La G rande re ­
ceiving m edical care.
V irginia Compton, C lara Mae and
W arren Dillon and Ed Skoubo of
Boardm an were in U m atilla S a tu r­
day evening v isitin g a t the E. Mc­
K enzie home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es B yrnes spent
Monday in W alla W alla and Touch­
et on business.
Mrs.
Elm ore M cKenzie spent
Tuesday aftern o o n
v isitin g
her
d au g h ter Betty in P endleton.
Mrs. V. D. B ram m er. Doris Rod-
enbough, Violet D exter, Mae W urs-
ter and E rm a Byrnes atten d ed th e
57th b irth d ay a n n iv ersary ban q u et
of th e C h ristian E ndeavor in H er­
m iston Monday evening.
•
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge M ontgom ery
and son Leonard have moved from
the Jint O’Connell house to th e D.
M. W alsh farm.
PAGE TH R EE
8 PIECE DINING ROOM SET TO
Taken Up Notice.
sell, or trad e for stock. In q u ire
N otice is hereby given th a t I have
a t H erald office.
24-3tc tak en up and have kept for ab o ut
days a t my place in H erm is­
TOR SALE OR TRADE— 4 9 ACRES seven
ton, th e follow ing described an im al:
irrig ated lan d ; im proved; w ith or
P a rt Jersey and G uernsey cow,
w ith o u t stock and equipm ent. Own­ ab o u t 5 years old; said anim al w ill
er J. B. P erry , W estland D istrict. be sold, unless redeemed, a t public
auction to th e highest bidder for
24-2tp cash in hand on the 11th day of
CONCRETE P IP E FOR SALE — F eb ru ary , 1938, a t th e above de­
Any size, at a ttra c tiv e prices. Ask scribed ranch a t 10:00 o'clock a. m.
Dated a t H erm iston on th is 20th
Oron O. Felthouse, H erm iston. 22-tfc
day of Ja n u a ry , 1938.
S ig n e d A lto n K ingsbury.
SACRIFICING INCUBATORS — $8
and Up. Ready to operate, 450
NOTICE OF HEARING UPON
egg size, $12.50. Call G range Co­
operative.
24-3tc
FINAL REPORT.
TOR SALE OR TRADE FOR COWS IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF THE
or heifers— 50 tons of alfa lfa hay;
STATE OF OREGON FOR
Also 1 2-wheel tra ile r; 5 m iles S.W.
UMATILLA COUNTY.
of S tanfield, E. C. Chaney, H erm is-
In the M atter of th e E sta te of A n­
ton.
24-3tp ton Soneson. Deceased.
NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN th a t
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TOR
th e u ndersigned A d m in istra trix of
ren t a t C a rter's a p a rtm e n t, K atty the e sta te of A nton Soneson. de­
corner from depot. Also rooms to let ceased, has filed her fin al rep o rt
by n ig h t or week.
24-3tp w ith th e Clerk of the above en titled
Court, an d th a t the Judge of said
TOR REN T OR SALE — PET E R C ourt has designated Monday, th e
N eadeau E sta te ran ch six ty acres 14th day of F eb ru ary , 1938 a t 2:00
one mile east of H erm iston, good o’clock in th e aftern o o n as th e tim e,
buildings,
irrig a tio n
w ater
fu r­ and th e rooms of the above en titled
nished, re n t $300.00 cash as is. C ourt in the County C ourt House in
W rite or see N. N eadeau, Co. Court P endleton, U m atilla County, Oregon
House, P endleton, Ore.
23-3tc as th e place w hen and w here h ea r­
ing is to be had thereon. All p er­
sons in terested a re hereby notified
to then and th e re ap p ear and show
cause, if any they have, w hy said re ­
port should not be approved, th e
a d m in istra trix
discharged.
her
bondsm en exhonerated and th e es­
ta te closed.
D ated Ja n u a ry 13, 1938.
ELLA P. SONESON.
A d m in istratrix .
(Ja n . 13-Feb. 10)
The a n n u a l m eeting of th e mem­
bers of th e F arm B u reau Coopera­
tive of H erm iston, Oregon, w ill be
held a t th e H erm iston U nion church
in H erm iston F rid ay , F eb ru ary 11,
1938, a t 1 :30 o’clock in th e a f te r ­
noon.
E lection of d irecto rs w ill be held
to fill th e expired term s of D irectors
Beef Club Will Meet.
H. J. Bean, D istric t No. 1; J. H.
The W est U m atilla Beef club will Reid, D istric t No. 3; R. G. Saylor,
hold its reg u la r m eeting Monday, D istrict No. 5.
F eb ru ary 14, a t 7:30 p. in., in th e
A list of nam es is being m ailed to
office of Ja y T. Pierson, assistan t
Types of Pastures.
th e q u alified voters in each d istric t
county agent.
designated in th e notice. An (x )
Mixed grasses a re recommended
should be placed before th e nam e of
for B u tte r Creek and for th e U m a­
Home Ec Clubs Entertain.
tilla riv er meadows, because soils
The ladies of the Home Ec club th e p a rty desired as d ire c to r, and
th e re hold m oisture well. On th e
of
Colum bia G range w ere guests of th e b allot b ro u g h t to th e m eetin g or
coarser soil types w h ite sw eet clover
members
of th e W estland G range mailed to th e office of th e F arm Bu­
is likely to yield more and will c e r­
ta in ly req u ire less w ater than the Home Ec club la st W ednesday, Feb­ reau C ooperative of H erm iston. The
ru a ry 9, in an all day m eeting a t list m ailed o ut to th e q u alified vo­
m ore shallow rooted grasses.
the home of Mrs. Guy Shaw. The
T he tw o types of p astu re should day was spent sewing. Members of ters is m erely a n o m in a tin g ballot.
not be mixed, th a t is, one should use the W estland G range club planned In order to elect th e p a rty desired
th e grass w here it will yield m ost an a n n iv e rsta ry p arty for F eb ru ary as d irecto r, it is necessary th a t th e
and use th e w hite sw eet clover 24 for all g ran g e members.
mem bers from th e respective dis­
w here it w ill do best. W hite sw eet
tric ts be p resen t a t th e m eeting to
clover, if put in a grass m ixture,
Relevés
w ill tend to crowd out the grass th e CROPS CLUB LEARNS
cast th e ir fin al vote for election.
TNRüflT
firs t year, because of Its more rapid
E lig ib ility of m em bership in th e
TO ID EN TIFY WEEDS
grow th.
PAIN
F arm B ureau C ooperative of H e r­
♦ -------
F all seeding is usually successful
The 4-H crops club m et last Mon­ m iston is based on m em bership in
in g rain stubble if it is seeded early
RAWNESS
enough. F or sprin g seeding we ad ­ day in th e office of Jay T. Pierson, good sta n d in g in an y F arm B ureau,
vise seeding alone ra th e r th a n w ith assista n t county agent, w ith th e ir F arm ers’ U nion or G range d esig n a­
g ra in s or a nurse crop. If a nurse leader, Em il Zivney, cond u ctin g a ted by th e Board of D irectors, and
Enters Bcdy
crop is necessary, because of w ind, discussion on weeds and id en tify in g
Be­ th e paym ent of a life m em bership
seed in stubble In the fall. W hen those prev alen t in th is area.
through
sp rin g seeding is tried, the land fore the ev en in g was oven th e boys fee of one d o llar to th e F arm B ureau
Stomach and
should be fall plowed if possible. In present learned to identify six weeds Cooperative of H erm iston.
th e case of sprin g seeding, seed e a r­ p revalen t here by the weed seed.
Intestines to
All nam es received w ill be su b ­
Eleven weed specim ens were dis­
ly w hile th e w eather is cool.
Ease Pain
m
itted
to
th
e
voters
p
resen
t
a
t
th
e
played by the leader and these may
Pasture Mixtures.
be exam ined by any person in te re s t­ m eeting an d voted on by b allo t. The
The speed with which Bayer tab­
F o r th e mixed grass pastures we ed a t th e a ssista n t county a g e n t's person receiving th e la rg e st num ber
lets net in relieving the distressing
office.
'
recom m end:
of votes w ill be tb e d ire c to r for a
symptoms of colds and accompany­
Hrome grass ....................... 6 pounde)
Mr. Zivney sta te d th a t d u rin g the term of tw o years. E very effo rt has FOR REN T— 15 ACRE TRACT, 1
ing sore throat is utterly amazing
O rchard grass .................... 6 'pounds year the boys would have an oppor­
mile n o rth of H erm iston. Good
. . . and the treatment is simple
DJeadow Fescue .................. 3 pounds tu n ity to study and id en tify 50 v a­ been m ade to include in th e ir respec­ buildings.
and pleasant. This is all you do.
In q u ire E. P. Dodd, H er­
tive lists th e co rrect n a m e s .
L adino clover .................... 3 pounds rieties of grass and weed seed.
Crush and dissolve three genuine
24-3tp
Should an e rro r be found, k indly miston:
E n g lish Rye grass ............. 3 pounds
The crops club is new th is year
Bayer Aspirin tablets in one-third
and much in te re st is being show n by no tify th e office of th e F arm Bu­ FOR SALE — MODEL A FORD
glass of water. Then gargle with
T otal ........ 21 pounds th e members. M eetings in the sp rin g reau Cooperative im m ediately.
this mixture twice, holding your
tru c k ; dual w heels, long base. A t
per acre.
head well back.
D istrict No. 1, or Echo D istrict, Sec. H ouA , Messner, Ore.
25-3tc
w
ill
be
held
in
th
e
various
field
day
On w et lands, or alkaline lends,
This medicinal gurgle will act
shall em brace th e d istric t lying
W ANTED— FEW STUDENTS TO
stra w b e rry clover m av be s u b stitu t­ trip style insp ectin g th e crop plots
almost like a local anesthetic on
south
of
th
e
Union
P
acific
railro
a
d
learn chick sexing.
Capable in ­
ed for Ladino. H eavier seedings being carried o u t by members.
the sore, irritated membrane of
w ill give b e tte r stands. O ther tni'--
your throat. Pain eases promptly:
'T h e n ex t m eeting w ill be held from H in k le eastw ard , an d ea st of stru cto r. S ta rt soon. V ig o rb ilt H a t­
25-3tp
rawness is relieved.
tp re s may be necessary for special
th e B u tte r Creek hig h w ay tow ard chery, H erm iston.
Monday,
F
eb
ru
ary
21.
a
t
8:00
p.
m.
conditions.
For e -s m n ’e- p —
You will say it is remarkable.
Lena to a po in t in te rse c tin g the FOR SALE— 6 H E IF E R S ; ALSO
grass m ay
su b stitu te d 'o - t- « - . In the office of the assista n t county
And the few cents it costs effects
M
orrow
county
line.
22 acre ran ch ; w ill trad e horses,
a big saving over expensive “ throat
<
li«h p v p . p»»v onlv certified E n g ­ agent.
D istrict No. 3, or S o u th Columbia c a ttle as down paym ent and give
gargles’* and strong medicines.
lish Rye and T.adiun «e^d
And when you buy, see that you
D istrict, shall em brace th a t portion term s on balance; would lease to
of Seed’” '-
rig h t party. H. C. Shanks, H erm is­
get genuine BAYER ASPIRI
of th e H erm iston p ro ject lying ton.
W henever and how ever the seed­ EASTERN STATES
2 5 -ltp
south and east of th e d iag o n al road
ing is done, a firm seed bed is the
f ir s t ru le. Th» tiny m s a e e d l i n '. | FARMERS EXCHANGE and th e railro ad th ro u g h H erm iston, A MODERN SERVICE STATION
die like fish o - a dpccr t if the ton I
and residence in E n terp rise, Or.
and the feed can al of th e H erm iston
few inches of soil are loose. On blow COMPLETES 20 YEARS
for sale; on the h ig h w ay ; also room
Irrig
a
tio
n
P
roject.
lands th e re are two way s to be t thp j
D istrict No. 5, or B u tter Creek for 10 to 15 cabins; w ill trad e for
d -iftln g sand. F irst, «•<— •- w ith a '
(Co-op League News Service)
2 FU LL trOZCN 2Sc
lig h t lay er of stra ' or
an re: o r. j
M innehaha D istrict sh all include all improved acreage n ear H erm iston.
second, seed in g rain s tu b b le
1 S pringfield, Mass.— T he E astern the te rrito ry w est of th e railro ad W rite C. A. M iller, E n te rp rise , Or.
Virtually 1 cent a tablet
to,re= folio— ro w
-• i F arm ers E xchange, organized J a n ­
24-3tc
te r than a lfa lfa o r m eadow lan d , as uary 23, 1918, com pleted its 20th th ro u g h H erm iston and w est of the
B u tter Creek h ig h w ay to Lena.
it fs e p sie- tc o to :
? - od Irn? I
year of operation w ith a m em bership
seed bed.
A t th is an n u a l m eetin g th e mem­
I of 82,500 and business for th e last bers w ill be req u ired to vote on a
Pasture Management.
I fiscal year of alm ost $20,000,000.
new set of by-law s recom m ended by
T ry to fo’low th e ce r » ;e--
1. Do not tu rn stock on grass un ' The m am m oth New E n gland co- th e board of d irecto rs and su b m it­
til it is five or six Inches high th e op sta rted as a cooperative purchas- ted by them upon th e advice of v a r­
“ V ig o rb ilt’’ H atch ery
seeding end nasti-re il-h tlv | jng ngency for a few farm ers in ious cooperative ex p erts and a tto r ­
H erm iston, Oregon
th e first year. If you m ust have , ,
.
,
p a stu re w hile your p erm anent field | M assachusetts, Rhode Island, and neys to b rin g th e o p eratio n s of the
G entlem en;
is becom ina established, use Sudan C onnecticut. , The E xchange is now association more in h arm o n y w ith
Had several thousand tu rk ey eggs set a t your h atch ery
g rass or g rain or some o th e r tem po­ serving six New E ngland states, Del­ ex istin g cooperative an d corporation
d u rin g 1937 and was well pleased w ith resu lts. T he p o u lts were
ra ry eroD. W hite «w»»t clover and aw are and sections of M aryland and
stro n g and husky and grew well. We will have you set about
reg u latio n s and law s w hich have
ry e m ake a heavy yielding tem po­
5500 tu rk ey eggs d u rin g th e 1938 h atch in g season.
Pennsylvania.
been passed or am ended since die
ra ry pasture.
Very tru ly yours,
The
m
em
bers
of
the
cooperative
o
rig
in
al
by-law
s
w
ere
adopted.
2. Divide the p astu res so th a t
DONALD DEMOSS
stock can be kept off w hile ir rig a t­ have accum ulated, th ro u g h savings
R. G. SAYLOR,
• H erm iston, Ore.
ing. If th e re can be as m any as I on th e production and d istrib u tio n
A ssistan t S ecretary.
th re e p astures, th e m ilk in g stock of feeds, seed and farm supplies,
PRICES IN 1938
can be k ept on fresh p astu re ail the business facilities w orth approxi-
tim e, and the dry cows, young stock
PACIFIC
COAST
m
ately
$3,000,000
The
E
xchange
hprses. etc., can be used to clean up
WHITE LEGHORNS
operates one of th e larg est feed m ills STUDENT CO-OP
a p astu re a fte r the cows.
WHITE LEGHORN SEXED PULLETS
$ 22.00 PER 100
3. S ta rt to p astu re w h ite sweet in the co u n try a t Buffalo, New
WHITE LEGHORN SEXED PULLETS
107.50 PER 500
clover four to six inches high. P as­ York, a large seed house, an eleva­ MEET IN SEATTLE
tu re lig h tly the first year, but keep to r w ith a m illion bushel capacity,
WHITE LEGHORN SEXED PULLETS
215.00 PER 1000
it down th e second. The secret of a lab o rato ry equipped to m ake all
(Co-op L eague News Service)
STRAIGHT RUN LEGHORN CHICKS
$ 12.00 PER 100
p a stu rin g w hite sw eet clover fs to
S eattle. Wn. — R ep resen tativ es
have enough stock to keep it from th e tests essential in th e scien tific
STRAIGHT RUN LEGHORN CHICKS
50.00 PER 500
g row ing tall and woody. W hen selection of feed stuffs, seeds and from stu d e n t cooperative o rg an iz a­
100.00 PER 1000
STRAIGHT RUN LEGHORN CHICKS
w hite sw eet clover becomes woody, o th e r supplies, ,fertilize r p lan ts in tions a t th e U niversity of C alifornia,
it is very unpalatab le.
LEGHORN COCKERELS
$ 3.00 PER 100
Cam bridge, Mass., and W ilm ington, Oregon. W ash in g to n , Idaho and B ri­
4. Use a spike tootli harrow a f­ D elaw are, a biological la b o rato ry a t
LEGHORN COCKERELS
.............................. 12.50 PER 500
tish
Colum
bia,
and
W
ash
in
g
to
n
te r th e first year. T his avoids rank
LEGHORN COCKERELS
25.00 PER 1000
g row th of grasses around th e drop­ Stoneham , Mass., and a p la n t in d u s­ S ta te College m et h ere d u rin g the
pings of livestock and levels down try project a t Feeding H ills, Mass., C hristm as holidays to discuss th e
NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS
high spots, m aking irrig a tio n possi- in additio n to its modern headquar- problem s common to th e ir cam pus
b)e on all portion s of th e field.
$12.50 PER 100
STRAIGHT RUN NEW HAMPSHIRE
ters a t S pringfield.
co-ops and to lay plans w hich may
5. M anure a fte r the firs t year.
17.00 PER 100
SEXED PULLETS DAY OLD
lead to th e form ation of a p erm a­
Do not let grass p astu res get high
9.00 PER 100
DAY OLD COCKERELS
..........
n
en
t
League
of
College
Cooperatives.
enough th a t the grass w ill be tram p ­
NOTICE
led and w asted.
The Pacific Coast S tu d en t Coop­
RHODE ISLAND REDS
6. If tall grow ing weeds appear. :
era tiv e C onference drew
to g eth er
SAME PRICE AS NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS.
mow them .
I 'To The Members of the Umatilla rep rese n tativ es of 1650 stu d e n ts who
Irrigation.
are m em bers of cooperative do rm i­
Project Farm Bureau.
BROODED LEGHORN PULLETS
Mixed grasses w ill need irrig atio n
tories, cooperative e a tin g clubs and
$25.00 PER 100
10
DAY
OLD
LEGHORN PULLETS
often, probably every ten days in
Our records show th a t th e re are o th e r types of co-ops on these six
hot w eather. W hite sw eet clover Is
40.00 PER 100
FOUR
WEEK
LEGHORN
PULLETS
deeper rooted and can go longer. still a few of our mem bers d e lin ­ campuses.
SIX WEEK LEGHORN PULLETS
55.00 PER 100
q
u
en
t
In
th
e
ir
1937
yearly
dues
of
F arm ers new to th e are a should con­
D etailed accounts of all phases of
70.00 PER 100
EIGHT WEEK LEGHORN PULLETS
su lt th e su p e rin ten d e n t of the Uma­ $1.00. T his w as due M arch 1st. cooperative o rg an izatio n
on
th e
tilla Field S tation or th e assistan t 1937, and d elin q u en t tw o m onths
T U R K E Y P O U L T S — C U S T O M H A T C H IN G
various cam puses and m ethods of
co unty ag en t in regard to m ethods later.
bookkeeping, a d m in istra tiv e proce­
of irrig atio n .
H EN and T U R K E Y EG G S
The a n n u a l m eeting and election dure. by-law s and ed u catio n al pro­
Pasture Location.
A 10 per cent Deposit Must Accompany All O rders on Chicks.
A high yielding p astu re pays as of directo rs for th e Farm B ureau Co­ gram s were discussed a t len g th . T en ­
w ell as a n y th in g on th e average op will be held F eb ru ary 11th. To ta tiv e plans were laid for a second
A 20 per cent Deposit Must Accompany All O rders on T urkey P o u lts
farm if on as good land as the o th e r be en title d to vote a t th is m eeting, conference to be held a t W ash in g ­
ettops. Steep land, even though hard it is necessary to be In good sta n d ­ ton College. P ullm an. W ash., d u rin g
SEND FOR LITERATURE
to Irrig a te, is often used for pasture, ing In some bona fide farm o rg an i­
E a ste r vacation a t w hich tim e d efi­
w hich probably Is th e best use for
land and labor.
But w ith no sâ t lop. ^ 'e |o p e th e U m atilla P ro ­ n ite action is expected on th e pro­
such special th in g s to consider, lo­ ject F arm Bt^reau can show a clean poned stu d e n t co-op league.
cate th e p astu re w here It w ill be sla te before F eb ru ary l l t b , th a t all
The S tu d en t C ooperative associa­
co nvenient to th e farm buildings may be en title d to vote.
tion a t th e U niversity of W ash in g ­
»»a stock w ater.
C. M. JACKSON, Secretary
ton is o p era tin g ten "cooperative dor-,
HERMISTON, OREGON
Umatilla Project Farm Bureau. m itories and a c e n tra l k itchen. T here
(The writer wishes to acknow-
The an n u a l m eeting of the G range
C ooperative A ssociation a t H erm is­
ton will be held F riday, F eb ru ary
11, a t 8:00 p. m., in th e H erm is­
ton Union church.
E lection of
officers will be held and an y o th er
business coming before th e m eeting
tran sacted . T he public is invited to
atten d th is m eeting.
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Stomach sufferers should learr the
truth about ULCERS, GAS. ACID,
INDIGESTION, belching, heartburn,
constipation, ate., due to excess acid.
FREE UDGL Booklet contains facta
of interest. The9th edition, ,ustoftth<
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THOMPSON’S DRUG STORE
W. L. Morgan, D. M. D.
G eneral D entistry
X-Ray and Diagnosis
Bank Bldg.
P h ene t- J
Residence Phone 26-J
Sunday and E venings by
A ppointm ent
W ATCH - CLOCK
REPAIRING
A. W. BEHRMAN
WATCHMAKER
HERMISTON
OREGON
DR. A. E. MARBLE
CHIROPRACTOR
Office: 2 blocks east of post office
Office H ours: 8 to 12 - 1 :30 to •
Phone 481 — — H erm iston, Ore.
Herm iston Host No. 37
Meets first and th ird
T hursday. Legion Auxll
lary m eets second and
fo u rth T hursday.
Legion Hall.
Dr. A. C. Willcutt
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OSBORN
APARTMENTS
PETERSON & PETERSON
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
U. 8 . N atio n al Bank B uilding
P ractice in S tate ft F ederal C ourts
P endleton, Ore.
DR. F. B. BELT
PHYSICIAN ft 8 U R 0 E 0 N
Office H ours:
O ther
10:30 to 12:30 A M.
H ours by
2 to 5 P.M.
A ppointm ent
Res. 712 — PHONE — Office 733
W. J. WARNER
Attomey-at-Law
Hermiston - Oregon