The Hermiston herald., April 28, 1938, Page 3, Image 3

THURSDAY, A PR IL 28, 1938,
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
PAGE TH R EE
¿Payroll ................................... 96.23 tllla County, Oregon, p u rsu a n t to an
H oeft, G eneral
Road
o rd er m ade and entered h erein by
P ayroll ................................... 82.21 Hon. Calvin L. Sweek, Ju d g e of th e
H.
Schtienm g,
G eneral
above en title d co u rt, on th e 4 th day
Road P ayroll ....................... 85.44 of A pril, 1938, and it will be pub­
R.
J.
E nglish.
G eneral
lished for four successive weeks be­
Road Payroll ....................... 62.37 g in n in g on T h u rsd ay th e 7th day of
A pril, 1938, and en d in g on T h u rs­
ELECTRICITY W ILL SOON BE Joe P icard, G eneral Road
A M E SSAG E TO E V E R Y M EM BE R.
Payroll ...... ................. ........ 97
day th e 5th day of May, 1938.
available for th e farm homes. See
D ated th is th e 4th. day of A pril,
W. D. D ryer im m ediately and have P ete S haver, G eneral Road
P ayroll ........................
1938.
91
your house w ired.
36-3tp
F. M. Henson, G eneral Road
PETERSO N & PETERSON,
Attend Electric Meeting.
Payroll ......
CATTLE TO PASTURE, 2% mi. S.
94
A tto rn ey s for P la in tiff.
YIELD POSSIBILITIES GOVERNMENT
W. of S tanfield. Good meadow pas­ R. J. W heeler, G eneral Road
R esidence and post office address;
♦
---------
P ayroll ....... .......
ture. In q u ire S tanfield Cream ery.
134
P en d leto n , Oregon.
CENSUS OF COOPS
♦
T he U m atilla P roject F arm ♦ YET UNCERTAIN
J. F. M urray.
36-3tp C. H. R eim ann, G eneral
(A p ril 7-—May 5)
♦ B ureau urges all m em bers in- <•
Road P ayroll ....................... 99.09
(C ontinued from page 1)
FRIGIDAIRE FOR SALE— CHEAP L. M cIntyre, G eneral Road
•> terested In th e use of electricity ❖
(Co-op L eague N ew s’ Service)
Land Sale Notice.
if
taken
a
t
once.
E.
E.
R
ain
w
ater
P ayroll .................................. 98.61
The m ajor section of th e first
♦ in ru ra l homes to a tte n d the 4 seed w as obtained from N ebraska
NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN,
3 6 -ltc A. L. W arnock, G eneral
♦ m eeting w hich w ill be conduct- ❖ grow ers th is year and is b eing used census of th e consum ers cooperative
Road P ay ro ll ....................... 97,20 T h a t th e u ndersigned, S h eriff of
for seed production. L adak, an o th er m ovem ent in th e U nited S tates has MODERN APARTM ENT FOR REN T A1 Moody, G eneral Road
U m atilla C ounty, Oregon, by v irtu e
♦ ed F rid ay n ig h t, A pril 29, by ❖
36-2tc
variety w hich shows some resistance ju s t been com pleted by th e U. S. H. E. H anby. H erm iston.
Rayroil .................................. 142.22 of an o rd er duly m ade an d entered
•> Miss Joan P atte rso n , specialist ♦ to w ilt disease, is being grow n q u ite
h erein by th e C ounty C ourt of Uma­
B ureau of L abor S tatistic s, accord­ FOR SALE OR REN T— UNDER- Jo h n B arnes, G eneral Road
tilla C ounty, Oregon, on th e 10th
♦ in honse fu rn ish in g s from Ore- ❖ extensively in th is area.
P
ayroll
...................................
130.78
wood ty p ew riter. Thom pson's D rug
ing to an an n o u n cem en t m ade today
day of M arch, 1938, w ill, on th e
Roy Brown. G eneral Road
♦ gon S tate college, in th e high ♦
T he adoption of these an d o th e r by T he Cooperative L eague of the Store.
35-tfc
Payroll ..................................
63.64 14th d ay of May, 1938, a t th e hour
♦ school building, a t 8 o’clock. ❖ im proved varieties an d stra in s of a l­
of 1 0 :0 6 o’clock in th e forenoon,
E. C. Myrick, G eneral Road
U.S.A. The census of cooperatives
♦
H. J. Ott, P resident. ❖ falfa in th e are as for w hich they has been m ore th a n a year in p re ­ FOR SALE OR TRADE— HORSE,
P ayroll ................................... 99.419 sell to the h ig h est bidder fo r cash
in hand, a t th e fro n t door of th e
10 years old, w eighing ab o u t 1650 R alph Moody, G eneral Road
are best adap ted w ill be relativ ely p aratio n an d is the only governm ent
* * * * * * * * * * * *
U m atilla C ounty C ourt House, P en ­
P
ayroll
...................................
73.06
lbs.
W
ork
anyw
here.
H
erm
an
Ko-
slow. The reason being th a t th e seed survey m easu rin g th e g ro w th
dleton, Oregon, su b ject to a m in i­
of
C. O.
Pederson, G eneral
is high in price. Common, Grimm, consum er cooperatives in thia co u n ­ witz, Scott place, H erm iston. 35-3tp
Road Payroll ....................... 7 8.58 m um price of *35.00 th erefo r, to be
paid in cash, a t th e tim e of sale,
and Cossack v arieties a re not w ilt- try .
M atheney,
G eneral
CANNING SCHEDULE.
FOR REN T — MODERN HOUSE. Roy
Road P ay ro ll .....
95.90 th e follow ing described p arcel of
resistan t.
W
ill
fu
rn
ish
w
ater.
W.
T.
K
napp,
May 2nd to 7th.
land, h ereto fo re by U m atilla Coun­
The section of th e survey, a com­
H erb
C aldw ell,
G eneral
35-3tp
Road P ay ro ll ....................... 73.85 ty. Oregon, acq u ired for d elin q u en t
Growing A lfalfa Seed.
plete rep o rt of w hich w ill ap p e ar in H erm iston.
We w ill be ca n n in g asparagus
taxes,
to -w it:
Leroy Lewis, G eneral Road
every day from 8:30 a. m. to 3:30
The common p ractice of grow ing th e May issue of th e M onthly L a ­ USED W ILLYS-KNIGHT FOR SALE
W % of Lot 3, Block 10, O riginal
P ay ro ll .................................
90.47
P. m.
tow n of U m atilla, Lot 7 and Lot
alfa lfa seed in th e m ore extensive bor Review, covers th e cooperative
Cheap— R un 26,000 m iles;
In S. F u llerto n , G eneral Road
2, Block 71, W ard w ell's A ddition
A sparagus w ill be a t its peak of seed-grow ing are as is based upon a purchase of consum ers goods and good condition, Mrs. R. A. Becker,
Payroll .................................. 119.25
to C ity of U m atilla, W est 10 feet
H. M. B ennett, G eneral Road
cooperative
associa­ 1 % mi. w est, Irrig o n .
production th e next ten days and plan of u sing th e a lfa lfa for hay or shows 3,600
34-3tp
and E ast 15 feet of L ot 3, Block
P ay ro ll ................................... 87.90
1936 w ith
possibly th e price w ill be a t its low­ seed grow ing or both in th e same tio n s in th is field in
6, O riginal tow n of U m atilla.
A lspach, G eneral Road
A PPLES,
ORCHARD G ail
est. All those w an tin g asparagus to season, depending on th e crop pros­ 677,000 in d iv id u al m em bers doing W INESAP
U m atilla County, Oregon.
P ay ro ll ..................................
49.01
pects.
T
his
plan
involves
consider­
ru n a t 25c per box; B rin g your R. R. Bond, G eneral Road
an an n u a l business of *1.82,685,000.
R. E. GOAD, S heriff
ckn should get it soon, as m any of
able “ guess w ork,” Mr. P ierson be­
of U m atilla County.
P revious sections of th e rep o rt, own boxes. Thos. Cam pbell. 34 3tp
P ay ro ll ................................... 83.25
th e grow ers tell us they are not go­ lieves, because of th e chance of u n ­
(A pril 7— May 5)
in g to cu t into a la te season.
favorable w eath er conditions, and covering o th e r types of consum ers FOR SALE — 70 HEAD YOUNG W a lt P icard, G eneral Road
Payroll .................................. 153.55
H E RMISTON* CO-OP, CANNERY. an o th e r im p o rta n t facto r is th a t a cooperatives, show ed 3,728 coopera
Land Sale Notice.
T ester,
G eneral
crossbred ewes and lam bs. A. P. E d w ard
la rg e portion of the seed produced tive telephone associations w ith
Road Payroll ....................... 7 8.26
Ayers,
B
oardm
an.
34-tfc
in th is m a n n er is low er priced and 330,000 in d iv id u al m em bers:
259
NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN th a t
Dale
C ornelius,
G eneral
W estland Grange Dance.
of common varieties. New m ethods,
Road P ayroll ....................... 11,35 th e u n dersigned, S h eriff of U m atil­
and practices in seed g row ing w ill electric supply cooperatives serving FOR S A L E -O N E DAIN OVERSHOT
la County, Oregon, by v irtu e of an
H. Piersol,
G eneral
Road
The W estland G range w ill hold a of necessity have to be adopted in 161,000 farm hom es; 42 cooperative
sta ck e r; one D aln bu ck rak e. G.
P ayroll ...................................
dance S atu rd ay , A pril 30, a t the th is a re a to p ro tect th e id e n tity an d b u ria l associations serv in g
4.49 order duly made and entered h ere­
27,000
G. Sm ith, S tanfield.
34-3tc E. H. H a rg e tt. G eneral Road
in by th e C ounty C ourt of U m atil­
W estland school house. T he public
o n ld i”‘IJr ° ved ®tra ,n a - F arm - m em bers; and 35 cooperative hous-
P ayroll ................................... 52.09 la C ounty, Oregon, on th e 19th day
is invited to atten d . Admission ers'sh
ers should g et to g e th er and special- .
,
„ „„„ .
of M arch, 1938, will, on th e 14th
ch arg es a re forty cents for men and ize in seed g row ing so th a t th p e best ¡ng associations w ith 2,200 fam ily CONCRETE P IP E FOR SALE— ANY P ercy Sweet, G eneral Road
P ay ro ll ................................... 94.48 day of May, 1938, a t th e h o u r of
te n cents for lad jes^
size a t a ttra c tiv e prices. Ask Oron
m ethods can be worked o u t from members.
L.
Stephens, G eneral
1 0:00 o’clock In th e forenoon, sell
34-tfc E.
various experiences.
Of th e consum ers cooperative as- O. Felthouse, H erm iston.
Road Payroll ....................... 87.35 to th e h ig h est bidder for cash in
E xperim en tal d a ta show
Jo h n H enry, G eneral Road
th a t | gociations serv in g
farm
fam ilies,
hand, a t th e fro n t door of th e Uma­
PLAN FARM PRODUCE alfalfa p la n ts are m ost productive
F U R N I S H . E D HOUSEKEEPING
P ay ro ll ................................... 80.27 tilla C ounty C ourt House, P en d le­
of seed in th e second season. The the c u rre n t rep o rt covers only those
ap a rtm en ts for ren t, modern. Mrs. S. P. W estervelt, G eneral
ton, Oregon, su b je ct to a m inim um
FAIR DISPLAY NOW
p rincipal facto r in decreased yield w hich deal in consum ers goods (g ro ­ Joe Dyer, Phone 78R, H erm iston,
P ay ro ll ..................................
61.50 price of *10.00
th erefo r,
to be
«•
------
♦ of seed a fte r th e second season, is ceries, g en eral m erchandise, g|as Oregon.
paid in cash, a t th e tim e of sale,
33-tfc H. M agruder. G eneral Road
due
to
the
rap
id
veg
etativ
e
develop­
P ay ro ll .............. .................... 55.70 th e follow ing described parcel of
♦ S ta rt now to plan your dis- ❖ m ent each year th e re a fte r. T here­ and oil, e tc .). These rep resen t 1,173
Geo. D urrie, G eneral Road
land, h ereto fo re by U m atilla Coun­
♦ play of farm produce for th e ♦ fore it is essen tial th a t th e ra te of cooperative associations w ith 303,-
(C ontinued from page 2)
P ay ro ll ...................................
6.48 ty, Oregon, acq u ired for d elin q u en t
♦ U m atilla P ro ject fa ir w hich ♦ seeding per acre for seed production 899 members, doing an a n n u a l busi­ In d u stria l P a i n t
W orks,
C. Sams,
G eneral
Road
taxes, to -w it:
A previous
♦ w ill be held Septem ber 22, 23, ❖ be m a teria lly reduced. T hree to ness of *111,998,641.
P ay ro ll .................. ................
G eneral Road ....................... 240.40
9.72
L ots 2 and 3, Block 13, N ew port’s
four
pounds
per
acre
is
th
e
ra
te
G. E ads,
G eneral Road
stu d y by th e F arm C red it A dm inis­ Ja ck Allen Supply Co., G en­
4» 24. L arge cash prizes w ill be ❖
A ddition to City of H erm iston,
usually recommended. R esults from
P ay ro ll .................................. 13.77
eral Road .............................. 304.25
♦ offered and if you plan your ❖ various ex perim en t sta tio n s show tra tio n covering cooperative p u r­
U m atilla C ounty, Oregon.
Jones K ay Co., G eneral Road
.55 A. J. S tu rd ev an t, G eneral
♦ ex h ib it as you p la n t your crops ❖ th a t h ig h e r yields a re o btained from chase of all types of goods by farm Jackson Im plem ent Co., G en­
R. E. GOAD. S h eriff
Road P ayroll ....................... 24.58
of U m atilla C ounty.
♦ you w ill have a balanced dis- <• bills and row s th a n from drilled or
eral Road ..............................
6.20 E. J. W egner, G eneral Road
(C ontinued N ext Issue)
broadcast stands.
Jo h n A. Roeblings Sons Co.,
P ay ro ll ................................... 16.20 (A p ril 14— May 12)
♦ Tlay.
U nder v ary in g conditions of d if­
General Road .......................
5.92 Geo.
G uderlan,
G eneral
♦
Mrs. A. W. T u rn b lad and <•
feren t years and regions, it has not CO-GPS SUCCEED WHILE
Road Payroll .......................
9.72
K ilham S tatio n ery Co., G en­
♦ Jesse P rin d le are in charge of ❖ been determ ined
OMAHA WOODMEN SOCIETY
w hich c u ttin g of PRIVATE BUSINESS IS
6.15 F. B. Hayes, G eneral Road
eral Road ..............................
•> th is d ep artm en t and w ill be •> alfa lfa should be left for seed. In
M. H artm a n Long, G eneral
P ay ro ll .................................. 147.17
Camp No. 61 - Echo
Road ........................................
.60 Wm. Pow ers, G eneral Road
♦ glad to give th e ir help and ad- ♦ some years the best seed production MIRED IN DEPRESSION
Glen
Long,
G
eneral
Road
..
.7
5
P
ay
ro
ll
..................................
32.40
has
been
obtained
from
th
e
first
♦ vice a t any tim e.
•>
Meet th e first T uesday of each
(C ontinued from la st w eek.)
cu ttin g or th a t w hich has been
Motor Inn
A uto . R epair,
E ugene Goad, G eneral Road
m onth in th e S tan fie ld Odd
G
eneral
Road
...........................
5.00
P
ayroll
..................
................
42.12
clipped or p astu red off early In th is
Mr. D aniels described consum ers
Fellow s h all —
8 :00 p. m.
T hom as
Cuney,
G eneral
area. However, no ex p erim en tal d ata
MiUon H ard w are Co., G en­
eral Road .............................. 10.00
j is availab le yet to d eterm in e the cooperation as a m u ta tio n of c a p ita ­
Road P ayroll ....................... 38.88
NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF THE best practice. The exception of th is lism, an evolution or step beyond L. J. McAtee, G eneral Road
2.46 Dick Bush, G eneral Road
Oregon H ard w are & Im ple­
P ay ro ll .................................
94.69
lu le may be found in sections w here th e present econom ic system .
m ent Co., G eneral
Road .. 6.72 A. L. F oster, G eneral Road
conditions o r soil types are d iffe r­
UMATILLA PROJECT FARM
“The
chief
elem
ents
of
w
aste
in
ent.
DR. H .C . CURRY
Oregon L um ber Y ard, G en­
P ay ro ll ..................................
19.76
th e p ro fit system a re (1 ) th e con­
eral Road .............................. 12.30 L. Shockley. G eneral Road
OPTOMETRIST
BUREAU.
sta n t drive to sell goods a t a p ro fit Oregon Motor Service, G en­
Irrigation
¿Payroll ...................................
7.29
308 Green Bldg. - S eattle
eral Road .............................. 60.28 F. L. H odgen, G eneral Road
regardless of th e w ishes of th e con­
P ayroll .................................
21.89
Mr. Pierson sta te s th a t th e re ­ sum er; and (2 ) th e fac t th a t w ith J. E. O linger & Sons, G en er­
Make» re g u la r visits to H erm iston
al Road ................................ 258.66 S tan ley Floyd, G eneral Road
T he annua! paym ent to th is o rg a­ sponse in vegetative gro w th of the
H otel ab o u t every 30 days.
com petition ru n n in g rife th e re is P rice Ransom Chev. Co.,
Payroll
................................
21.33
n ization of *1.00 was due March plan ts app ear to be th e best guide
no
way
of
m
easu
rin
g
dem
and
in
G
eneral
Road
.........
.......
41.62
S.
S.
H
arriso
n
,
G
eneral
Road
1st, and if unpaid, becomes d elin ­ as to th e am ount of w ater to use.
Service
Payroll ..................................
G eneral
6.48,
The proper am o u n t to use and when advance. P ro d u cin g in th e dark P earson
q u e n t May 1st, 1938.
Road ...........................
2.45 L. G. F u llerto n , G eneral
to use it depends upon th e soil type leads to in ev itab le g lu ttin g of th e
W. L. Morgan, D. M. D.
Pac. Pow er & L ig h t Co.,
To be e n ’itled to the benefits of and the season.
Road P ayroll ....................... 152.87
m a rk e t and over production.
The
G eneral D en tistry
G eneral Road .................... 29.74 Steve Borlch, G eneral Road
tra d in g at the Farm B ureau Co-op­
/‘lfall'a used for seed production consum ers cooperative system elim i­ P enland
B rothers, G eneral
Payroll ............ ,..................... 85.78
X -R ay an d D iagnosis
erativ e, G range Co-operative. Farm should begin an early and m a in ta in
Road .......................................
40.82 E. S. Fox, G eneral Road
n ates social w aste of energy by
Bank Bldg.
Phone t- J
B ureau Service S tation, and the a slow grow th. S tim ulation of any
P erk in s Bros. Inc., G eneral
(Payroll .................................. 94.65
m
ak
in
g
savings
r
a
th
e
r
th
a
n
p
ro
fit
H erm iston M ercantile Cooperative, kind w hich will re su lt In a rapid
.
Residence Phone 26-J
Road ........................................ 132.56 F ra n k T aylor, G eneral Road
and excessive
v egetative
grow th th e motive of action and producing Pac. Mchy. & Tool Steel Co.,
P ayroll ..................................
97.71
Sunday and E venings by
it is necessary to be in good s tin d often m eans decreased seed yields,
for a know n dem and thereb y e lim i­
G eneral Road ....................
14.47 W. F. Brown. G eneral Road
A ppointm ent
in g in some bona fide farm o rg a n i­ however, to w ithhold w ater a fte r a
P
endleton
G
rain
G
row
ers
Payroll
.
.............................
184.69
n a tin g the cycles of over production
vigorous grow th has been
m ain­
zation.
Inc.,
G
eneral
Road
...........
33.92
and u n d er consum ption.
To the new new se ttle rs in the tained often resu lts In “ b u rn in g .”
J. C. P enney Co.. G eneral
Land Sale Notice.
“ By p o u rin g th e savings back in ­
It
may
be
a
good
p
ractice
to
w
ith
­
Road .......................................
2.24
com m unity— We w ish to say th a t
hold heavy w ate rin g as long as a to local com m unities th e coopera­ P endleton W oodw orking Co.,
W ATCH - CLOCK
th e U m atilla P ro ject F arm Bureau slow grow th is noticeable. A nother
NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN th a t
G eneral Road ....................
2.80 th e undersigned, S heriff of U m atil­
tives are reb u ild in g th e pu rch asing
o ffers you an o p p o rtu n ity through very sa tisfac to ry m ethod is to apply
REPAIRING
pow er and economic autonom y of P endleton D rug Co,, G ener­
la County, Oregon, by v irtu e of an
its m eetings to meet your neighbors w ater a week or so before th e tim e
al Road ................................
3.05
A. W. BEHRMAN
thou san d s of A m erican com m uni­ Robertson Heavy H ard w are
o rd er duly m ade and en tered herein
and receive a lot of useful inform a­ the first grow th is to be cut. This
by th e C ounty C ourt of U m atilla
WATCHMAKER
ties.
will
enable
you
to
remove
the
heav­
Co.,
G
eneral
Road
...........
18.41
tion on your various farm problems. ier grow th of th e first c u ttin g w hile
C ounty, Oregon, on th e 1 9th day of
HERMISTON
OREGON
“T he chief d an g ers in th e coop­ R ichfield
Corp.,
G eneral
M em bership also includes a subscrip­ sufficient m oisture is left in th e soil
Road ....................................... 29.97 M arch, 1938, w ill, on th e 14th day
era tiv e m ovem ent are th e d an g ers of
tion to the H erm iston H erald, our to begin a slow second grow th. A
Shell Oil Co., G eneral Road 137.14 of May, 1938, a t th e hour of 10:00
too g re a t em phasis on ‘efficiency’ S tan d ard Oil Co., G eneral
o’clock in th e forenoon, sell to the
local w eekly new spaper, and if you la ter applicatio n can be applied
DR. A. E. MARBLE
h ig h est bidder for cash in hand, at
and th e possibility of m anagem ent
when
th
e
p
lan
t
is
in
the
bud
stage,
Road
........................................
33.92
do n ot receive the n ext issue and are
th e fro n t door of th e U m atilla Coun­
CHIROPRACTOR
which is im m ediately before bloom­ control when th e cooperatives do Sm ythe B arth el Co., G eneral
a m em ber in any farm organization ing tim e.
Road
.................................. 12.65 ty C ourt H ouse, P endleton, Oregon,
Office: 2 blocks ea st of post office
not caTry on co n stan t ed u catio n al
su b ject to a
m inim um p rice of
check w ith the office g irl and see
G. S u th erla n d , G eneral
Office H ours: 8 to 12 - 1 :3 0 to <
pro g ram s," Mr. D aniels declared. W. Road
Time of Cutting.
..................................... 114.00 *20.00 th erefo r, to be paid in cash,
if your m em bership is delinquent.
a
t
th
e
tim
e
of
sale,
th
e
follow
ing
“ If efficiency of o p eratio n becomes L. A. Sm ith. G eneral Road
P hone 481 — — H erm iston, Ore.
60.40
C. M. JACKSON,
described parcel of land, h eretofore
th e only c riterio n , th e cooperatives S tate Ind. Acc. Comm., G en­
A
lfalfa
is
u
sually
cu
t
w
hen
ap
­
Secretary.
e ra l R o a d ........................
160.20 by U m atilla County, Oregon, ac­
proxim ately tw o -th ird s of th e pods may become unconsciously im p rin t­
q uired for d elin q u en t taxes, to -w it:
H erm iston Font No. 37
are black or brown. If delayed be­ ed w ith th e im age of p ro fit busi­ Shell Oil Co., G eneral Road 38.05
Lots 11 and 12, Block 5, N ew ­
BOARDMAN NEWS
S
ignal
Oil
Co.,
G
eneral
Road
368.90
M eets firs t and th ird
yond th is period, considerable seed ness. W hile if th e m em bers become
p
o
rt’»
A
ddition
to
C
ity
of
H
er­
The Texas Co., G eneral Road
2.15
may be lost by s h a tte rin g in h an d ­
T h u rsd ay . Legion A u x il­
m
iston,
U
m
atilla
County,
Oregon.
ling. A fter c u ttin g and d ry in g in le th arg ic th e re may be a tendency T aylor H ard w are Co., G en­
ia ry m eets second and
R. E. GOAD, S heriff
eral Road .............................. 94.45
the field, a lfa lfa may be th rash ed for m anagem ent u su rp atio n of con­
(C ontinued from P ag e 1)
of U m atilla County.
fo u rth T hursday.
The
Texas
Co.,
G
eneral
Road
2.40
w ithout previous stack in g , however, tro l in the in te re st of th is sam e ef­
Union Oil Co.. G eneral Road 125.56 (A pril 14— May 12)
Legion H all.
as a rule, it is advisable to stack as ficiency.
p ro ject over th e week end.
Union Pac. R. R. Co.. G en­
Mrs. T. L aughlin spent the week soon as it becomes su fficien tly dry,
“ The m ere posession of th in g s
SU M M O N S
eral Road .............................. 314.29
thus the seed is protected from rain
end in P endleton.
.68
does not b rin g civ ilizatio n . C ivili­ U kiah G arage, G eneral Road
V irg inia Compton retu rn ed
F r i­ as well as from excessive drying.
P ette n
Lum ber Co.,
day from H ilgard w here she spent
T em peratures, m oisture and the zation m ust be m easured in a sp iri­ Van
G eneral Road ......................
4.65 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
a week v isitin g her fa th e r, L. Comp­ activ ity of insects g rea tly influence tu a l way and is based on th e in d i­
STATE OF OREGON FOR
R. J. W heeler, G eneral Road
3.35
OSTEOPATHIC
ton.
the yield of alfalfa. W hen condi­ v id u a l’s p a rticip a tio n
in
society. W estern Road
Mach. Co.,
UMATILLA COUNTY.
D allas W ilson, who is w orking in tions are favorable to seed se ttin g ,
PHYSICIAN
& SURGEON
G
eneral
, _______
-------- Road
................... 114.49
is th e only
form of . gov­
P o rtlan d , spent th e week end v isit­ untrip p ed flow ers may have a sh o rt Democracy __________
hlch
allow
s
ifor
p
artici-
"
J
W
elding
W
orks,
G
en­
ern
m
e
n
t
w
OSBORN
APARTM
ENTS
full
bloom
period.
Many
of
them
ing his parents.
Genevieve B. H ard in . P lain tiff,
eral Road ............................
14.00
V ernon P artio w
of G oldendale form seed pods w hile they are still pation and resp o n sib ility w hich cre­ Pac. Tel. A Tel. Co., G ener­
vs. K enneth A. H ard in , D efendant.
and Cecelia P artiow of P ortland In the late bud stage or before the a te Individual in te g rity ” , Mr. D an­
al Road
21.10
spent th e week end v isitin g a t th e ir flow er petals are fully expanded iels said. "C ooperation, w ith Its Nell Devore, G eneral Road
TO K EN N ETH A. HARDIN, DE­
E xperim ental d a ta
Indicate« th a t
home.
PETERSON & PETERSON
FENDANT ABOVE NAMED:
Payroll
..................
103.09
univ
ersal
p
a
rticip
a
tio
n
by
th
e
Indi­
Dave L aF liver of P o rtlan d spent the chances for a good "seed -set”
IN TH E NAME OF TH E STATE
Tommy
Rond.
G
eneral
Road
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
th e week end visiting H erb Parsons a re g rea test when th e flow ers are vidual and accom panying individual
Payroll ................................... 149.69 OF OREGON, you are hereby re q u i­
U. 8. N atio n al Bank B u ild in g
E sth e r Jones and M argaret Jones from one to th ree days in full bloom responsibility provides th a t in te g ri­ Cha».
red to ap p ear and an sw er th e com ­
W illiam s.
G eneral
P ractice In S tate A F ederal C ourts
of La G rande spent th e week end and from th ree to five davs in the ty.
Road P ayroll ....................... 121.62 p la in t of th e p la in tiff filed ag ain st
wilted stage. If th e fields are in the
v isitin g E sth e r Jones' m other.
P endleton, Ore.
you In th e above en title d co u rt and
C.
H
utson.
G
eneral
Road
"C
apitalism
and
cooperation
will
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Macpmber of fresh-looking, fu ll bloom stag e for
P ayroll ................................... 71.28 cause w ithin four week» from the
H eppner spent the w’eek end v isit­ a week o r ten days w ith o u t show ing an d m ust go alo n g to g e th e r for the Lyle P o tter, G eneral Road
d a te of th e firs t p u b licatio n of th is
a m arked tendency to form seed present and no d o u b t for a long
ing N. Macomber.
or before
Payroll ...... ............................ 129.93 summon», nam ely, on
DR. F. B. BELT
B arbara Norkoskl spent th e week pods it is usually advisable to cu t tim e in th e fu tu re . If we assum e Jo h n E lch n er, G eneral Road
T hursday, th e 5th day of May,
PHYSICIAN A 8URGEON
end here. She is a tte n d in g school in the alfalfa for hay. T rip p in g of the
1938,
and
if
you
fall
to
so
ap
p
ear
P
ay
ro
ll
...................................
112.05
flow ers in a lfa lfa is essen tial to th a t both a re tru ly try in g to serve Dode F arre ll. G eneral Road
O ther
La G rande.
an d an sw er or o th erw ise plead to Office H ours:
J. Alien and Don Strobel left fertilizatio n , an d it may be th a t th e common good, an d find th e best
1 0 :3 0 to 1 2:30 A.M.
Hour« by
P ayroll .................................. 116.07 said com plaint, th e p la in tiff for
some
m
ia
n
s
of
a
rtific
ia
l
trip
p
in
g
Sunday for P ortland.
so lu tio n s for o u r common problem s, C. H. W heeler, G eneral Road
2 to 6 P.M.
A ppointm ent
w an t th ereo f w ill apply
to th e
Mrs. G. C arp en ter and d au g h ter m jy be necessary to successfully th en surely th e only reasonable
Res. 712 — PHONE — Office 733
Payroll ..................................
99.04 co u rt for th e relief prayed for In
grow
seed
in
th
is
area.
Zelda spent th e week end v isitin g
course for both is to w ork h ea rtily D. F u llerto n , G eneral Road
h er said com plaint, to -w lt, for a de­
on th e project.
A pparently th e grow ing of w hite
P ayroll ................................. 129.11 cree of th e co u rt dissolving
th e
Mr. and Mrs. P. M ontgom ery o f sw eet clover, red clover, and straw to g eth er, m ake ex p erim en ts and C liff M cDonald,
G eneral
m a rriag e c o n tra c t now and h ereto ­
W. J. WARNER
A rlin g ton w ere v isitin g on the pro- berry clover seed in th is area does com pare experience and aim th ro u g h
Road P ay ro ll ....................... 83.21 fore ex istin g betw een p la in tiff and
Ject over th e week end.
not offer so m any problem s as th a t m u tu al
u n d e rsta n d in g
and
the E arl
N ew quist,
G eneral
d efe n d an t and for o th e r eq u itab le
Attomey-at-Law
T he an n u a l senior frolic was held I of alfa lfa, and most of th e m ethods
Road P ayroll ....................... 86.82 relief.
in th e Boardm an gym S atu rd ay j employed in th e production of al- g ro w th of common In terests to F. T Burke, G eneral Road
T his sum m ons Is published in th e
reach
ev
en
tu
ally
a
common
goal
and
n ig h t w ith music by th e T rouba- ; fai fa seed can be used for o th e r le-
Hermiston - Oregon
P ay ro ll — ............................. S5.86 H erm iston H erald, a weekly new s­
deurs.
gumes.
a more perfect u n io n .”
F ra n k K rebs, G eneral Road
paper published In H erm iston. Ofcia-
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
WANT AOS
L.
Dr. A. C. Willcutt