The Hermiston herald., May 12, 1938, Page 5, Image 5

THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1938
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
PAGE FIV E
SHERIFF’S SALE
Land Sale Notice.
NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN th a t
u n d er and by v irtu e of a w rit of
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th a t
execution issued o ut of th e C ircu it th e undersigned. S heriff of U m atil­
C ourt of the S tate of Oregon in and la County, Oregon, by v irtu e of an
for th e County of U m atilla, u n d er order duly made and entered herein
.4 ■‘MESSAGE TO EVERY ¿MEMBER.
FURNISHED
APARTM ENT
FOR th e seal thereof, and to me directed by th e County C ourt of U m atilla
an d delivered upon a ju d g m e n t an d
re n t: Mrs. A. C arter, H erm iston. decree rendered and entered in said C ounty, Oregon, on th e 19th d ay of
M arch, 1938, will, on th e 1 4th day
3 8 -ltc co u rt on the 4th day of May, 1938, of May, 1938, a t th e hour of 10:00
in favor of Rena W illiam s as p la in ­
in th e forenoon, sell to the
MOTHERS HONORED W EANER PIGS FOR SALE OR tiff. an d ag a in st M aria J. Bowman o’clock
highest bidder for cash in hand, a t
trad e for m ilk cow. E. L. Jackson. and S. J. Bowman as d efendants, th e fro n t door of th e U m atilla Coun­
AT PROGRAM
H erm iston.
38-3tc w hereby th e p la in tiff did recover a ty C ourt House, P endleton, Oregon,
personal decree ag a in st th e defend- I su b ject to a m inim um price of
▲
FURNISHED APARTM ENTS FOR a n ts Maria J. Bowman and S. J ! »20.00 th erefo r to be paid in caah,
H erm iston
Bowman for th e sum of »500.00 a t th e tinie of' sale th e tollow in ’
R ent— R ates reasonable; Post Of­ w ith in te rest thereon at th e ra te of
The F arm B ureau a u x ilia ry hon­
described parcel of land, hereto fo re
fice
building,
Stanfield.
In
q
u
ire
N.
ored th e m others at its la st m eeting
8 per cent, per an n u m from th e 26th by U m atilla County, Oregon, ac­
38-2tc day of Septem ber, 1935, and th e qu ired for delin q u en t taxes, to -w it:
F riday, May 6, a t w hich g ifts were D. Bard. Stanfield.
Lots 11 and 12, Block 5, N ew ­
»,
v z x . r . . - ' ' ’ “ bi
given Mrs. Ida Simmons as th e old­ FOR SALE — 1000 BRONZE TUR- fu rth e r sum of »80.00, a tto rn e y 's
fees, {tnd th e costs and d isb u rse­
p o rt’s A ddition to City of H er­
est m other present, Mrs. M etteer for
key poults; Ju n e 5 th delivery. L. m ents taxed a t »18.00, on w hich
m iston, U m atilla County, Oregon.
the youngest m other, and Mrs. M ar­
R. E. GOAD, S heriff
C. Todd, H erm iston.
37-3tc ju d g m en t $104.00 was paid on May
RESOLUTION.
g a re t Blahm for th e m other of the
10, 1938, and w hereby it was de­
of U m atilla County.
"RESOLVED th a t a special m e e tin g a i th e members of th e Association is la rg e st fam ily.
FOR SALE — CHEAP, CABLE P l­ creed th a t th e m o rtg ag e dated on (A p ril 14— May 12)
hereby called to be held a t the H erm iston Union church
„ “
X
th
e
26th
day
of
M
arch,
1930,
execu­
The program was arran g ed
by
ano. S tew art’s Service S tation.
ted by Maria J. Bowm an and S. J.
Oregon, on May 20, 1938, at 2 0Q o’clock P M r« . » k
« erm isto n ,
37-tfc Bowman, defendants, to p la in tiff,
Land Sale Notice.
izin e the h n rrn w i^
o clock p. M. for th e purpose of au th o r- Mrs. A. Cable and Mrs. T. P anages
! ing th e borrow ing of a sum in excess of »3000.00 and for th e purpose and consisted of a song by little
upon th e follow ing described real
of am ending the by-law s of th e corporation as follows-
R osalie H am m er en title d , “ No Ong FOR SALE — ONE NICE LARGE p ro p erty in U m atilla County, Ore­
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th a t
dustproof w ardrobe w ith one ten gon, to -w it:
(1 ) To am end A rticle II. Section 1 of by-law s to read as follows: Knows B ut M other” , accom panied
th e undersigned, S heriff of U m atil­
The N orth H alf of the N o rth ­
inch
linen
d
raw
er.
Phone
28-M.
la C ounty, Oregon, by v irtu e of an
west Q u arter of th e N orthw est
Section 1. M em bership in the Association shall be composed of persons by Miss Opal S tockard; a d u et by
37-3tc
order duly made and entered h ere­
Q u arte r of th e S outhw est Q u ar­
who are producers of a g ric u ltu ra l products, and who agree to comply w ith Mrs. V ictor Stockard an d Miss Stock­
in by th e County C ourt of U m atil­
te r of Section 25. in tow nship
he req u irem en ts of th e by-laws of th e Association and th e rules and regu ard ; selections by th e harm onica FOR SALE— W H E E L POW ER PO-
la C ounty, Oregon, on the 19th day
6. N orth of R ange 35 E.W.M.
band;
and
group
singing.
T
he
com­
ta to d ig g er; ex cellen t condition. w hich m ortgage was recorded on of M arch, 1938, w ill, on the 14th
lattone of th e m em bership and board of d ircto rs.’
m ittee furnished corsages for each Reasonable:
Geo. W ick lan d er Jr.. A pril 7th, 1930. a t page 401 of book day of May, 1938, a t th e h o u r of
. ( 2 \ T° ,ai” end th e ffrSt sentence ot A rticle II, Section 5 of th e by-laws m other present.
Boardm an, Ore.
37-3tc 96 of th e records of m ortgages in 10:00 o'clock in th e foren, on, sell
to read as follow s: 'Any member of th e Association who ceases to be a
h In
th e office of th e C ounty R ecorder of to th e h ig h est bidder ior
Mrs. E. E. R a in w ater, Mrs. A. E.
producer of a g ric u ltu ra l products, shall cease to be a member of the cor­ Marble, Mrs. N. W. Bloom acted on ELECTRICITY W ILL SOON BE U m atilla County. Oregon, should hand, a t th e fro n t door of t
Uma­
available for th e farm homes. See be foreclosed, and th e said real pro tilla County C ourt House, 1 endle-
poration, and, unless his m em bership ce rtifica te has been assigned or th e refresh m en t com m ittee.
W. D. D ryer im m ediately and have p erty sold by th e S h eriff of U m atil ton, Oregon, subject to a m inim um
tra n sfe rre d w ith the consent of the board of d irectors as herein provided
T he next re g u la r m eeting w ill be your house w ired.
th erefo r,
to be
36-3tp la County, Oregon, to satisfy said price of »10.00
th e sam e shall be cancelled by the board a t its next reg u la r m eeting or as May 20th w ith Mrs. J. H. Reid, Mrs.
paid in cash, a t th e tim e of sale,
ju d g m en t and all costs: th erefo re
soon th e re a fte r as is convenient,’
D. R yland serv in g on th e program CATTLE TO PASTURE, 2% mi. S. w ill, on S aturday. Jo n e 11th, 1938 th e follow ing described parcel of
W. of S tanfield. Good meadow p as­
land, heretofore by U m atilla Coun­
APPROVED:
com m ittee, and Mrs. A. E. Bensel, tu re. In q u ire S tan field Cream ery. a t two o’clock in the aftern o o n of ty, Oregon, acquired for d elin q u en t
th a t day, at th e fro n t door of the
Mrs. J. W . H am m on and Mrs. J. R. J. F. M urray.
36-3tp C ourt House in th e City of Pendle taxes, to -w it:
8. J. DEVINE
H ard in g a c tin g on th e refre sh m e n t
ton, U m atilla County, Oregon, sell
L ots 2 and 3, Block 13, N ew port’s
FOR SALE OR R EN T— UNDER all
J. H. REID
th e r ’ght. title , in te re st and es
A ddition to C ity of H erm iston,
com m ittee.
wood ty p ew riter. T hom pson’s D rug ta te w hich th e said d efen d an ts, and
P. J. QUINN
U m atilla County, Oregon.
Store.
35-tfc all persons claim in g and to claim
R. G. SAYLOR
R. E, GOAD, S heriff
FARMERS UNION CO-OP
by, th ro u g h or u n d er them , or any
of U m atilla County.
DIRECTORS.
FOR SALE — 70 HEAD YOUNG of them , had on th e 26th day of (A pril 14— May 12)
REPORTS LARGEST MONTHLY
Only m em bers in good sta n d in g w ill be en title d to vote.
crossbred ewes and lam bs. A. P. M arch, 1930, or since th en
have
H. M. SOMMERER, A ssistan t Secretary. BUSINESS IN ITS HISTORY
Ayers, B oardm an.
34-tfc had, or now have. In and to the
ab o v e described real p ro p erty an d
CONCRETE P IP E FOR SALE— ANY every p a rt thereof, a t public auction
Irrigon Orange Notes.
CANNING SCHEDULE.
size a t a ttra c tiv e prices. Ask Oron to th e h ighest bidder for cash in
(Co-op League News Service)
han d , th e proceeds of such sale to
May
16
to
21
O.
F elthouse, H erm iston.
34-tfc be applied in sa tisfactio n of said
ST.
PAUL, M inn.— Cooperative
The Home Ec club of the Irrigon
A sparagus can n in g every day business not only refuses to go down F U R N I S H , E D HOUSEKEEPING execution and all costs.
G range w ill m eet a t th e home of
D ated th is 11th day of May, 1938.
d u rin g th e c u rre n t depression, b ut
Mrs. F ra n k Brace, T hursday, May from 8:30 a. m. to 3 :30 p. m.
ap a rtm en ts for ren t, modern. Mrs.
R. E. GOAD, S h eriff of
O ther products canned by special in m any fields cooperatives a re se t­ Joe Dyer, P hone 78R, H erm iston,
26.
The m eeting was extended
U m atilla County, Oregon
arrangem
en
ts.
tin g new records, according to a re ­ Oregon.
ahead of th e reg u la r m eeting date
,
By J. A. C arney, D eputy.
33-tfc
(M ay 12— Ju n e 9)
port from th e F arm ers Union Cen­
because of g rad u a tio n exercises.
HERMISTON CO-OP. CANNERY
tra l E xchange.
Irrig o n G range social n ig h t will
SHERIFF’S SALE
The F arm ers Union Co-op w hole­ SHARP CONTRAST IN POLICIES
Stanfield Grange Benefit Dance.
be held S aturday, May 14, a t w hich
NOTICE
IS H EREBY GIVEN th a t
tim e th e ladies of the Home Ec club
The S tanfield G range announced sale handled m ore th a n 5,000,000
OF CO-OP AND PRIVATE PROFIT u n d er an d by v irtu e of a w rit of
gallons
(623
ta
n
k
cars
of
gasoline,
will sell doughnuts and coffee.
th a t a benefit dance will be given
execution issued o ut of th e C ircuit
C ourt of the S tate of Oregon in and
S aturday evening, May 14, a t S ta n ­ kerosene and d istilla te a t its w are­
B illings,
for th e County of U m atilla, u n d er
field, for 4-H club work. Good music houses a t St. P aul and
A4AY 14 FINAL
By E. M. Holmes, for the
th e seal thereof, and to me directed
w ill be provided and adm ission will M ontana, d u rin g th e m o n th of
OMAHA WOODMEN SOCIETY
and delivered upon a ju d g m en t and
March.
In
ad
d
itio
n
it
shipped
to
its
WORK SHEET DATE
be 40c and 10c.
Cooperative L eague News Service
decree rendered and entered in said
Camp No. 61 - Echo
e/ffiliated Oo-ops i,n Noitth D akota
co u rt on the 4th day of May, 1938,
WASHINGTON, D.C.— Two recen t in favor of W. H. S w itzler, as p la in ­
and M ontana 317,000 gallons of lu ­
Meet th e first T uesday of each
W ord has ju s t been received at COLUMBIA CALF
throw
into tiff, and ag a in st E lijah W. Rhea
b ric a tin g oil, an d 264,300 pounds of governm ent rep o rts
m onth In th e S tan field Odd
th e office of A ssistant County Ag­
sh arp co n tra st th e resu lts of p riv ate and th e E state of E ffie R hea, de­
grease.
Fellow s hall —
8 :00 p. m.
en t Ja y T. Pierson th a t all work CLUB MEETS
ceased, as d efendants, w hereby the
As cooperative ru ra l elec tric lines and cooperative operation of te le­ p la in tiff did recover a personal de­
sheets for th e
1938 A gricultural
a re com pleted th e volume of sales phone systems.
cree a g a in st the d efen d an t E lijah
C onservation program m ust be sign­
The m eeting of th e Columbia Calf of w ashing m achines, radios, r e f ri­
Follow ing a th ree year in v e stig a­ W. R hea, and th e E sta te of E ffie
ed betw een now and May 14. F arm ­ club was held a t th e home of Mrs.
g erato rs, vacuum cleaners and oth tion of th e A m erican T elephone and Rhea, deceased, for th e sum of
DR. H .C . CURRY
ers who have signed in 1936 or 1937 Wm. W h itse tt Tuesday n ig h t, at
e r electrical appliances is ex p an d ­ T elegraph com pany, P au l A. W alk ­ »1000.00, w ith in te re st thereon a t
OPTOMETRIST
do not need to sign again. However, ! which club members chose th e sub-
th
e
ra
te
of
8
per
cent,
per
ann
u
m
ing. T he E xchange is now h an d lin g er, m em ber of th e F ed eral Com mu­
from th e 5th day of November,
if they have aconired additional
308
G
reen Bldg, - S eattle
,
. , .
jects of dehorning calves and cool- two carloads of re frig e ra to rs per n icatio n s Com mission, told th e FCC 1930, and
of
th e
fu rth e r sum
land e ith e r by re n tin g or purchase, jn „ ()f milk as d em onstration m a­
Makes
reg
u
la r visits to H erm iston
wefek.
»1
65.00,
a
tto
rn
e
y
's
fees,
th
e
and
th a t th e Bell System could cu t rates
they should have it re-ordcd in the terial. The leader Miss Eva W ilcox
H otel ab o u t every 30 days.
costs and d isbursem ents taxed a t
25
per
ce
n
t'
“
w
ith
o
u
t
in
te
rru
p
tin
g
a s sista n t county a g e n t's office.
$25.30, and w hereby it was decreed
wax present and also Ja y T. Pierson,
ex istin g n et e a rn in g s” . The cut, he th a t th e m ortgage dated on the 5th
PLAN
FARM
PRODUCE
assistan t county agent.
said, could be accom plished th ro u g h day of November, 1930, executed by
SEVEN 4-H CLUBS
H enry Sommerer Jr. called the FAIR DISPLAY N O W
th e elim in atio n of "u n n ecessarily d efen d an ts E lijah W. Rhea and Effie
W. L. Morgan, D. M. D.
m eeting to order as president of the
Rhea, his wife, to p la in tiff, upon
high costs” .
General Dentistry
DEVELOP ACTIVITIES
th e follow ing described real p ro p er­
and roll call indicated th e fol-
X-Ray and Dtagnoala
Miss
F
lorence
P
a
rk
e
r
of
the
Bu­
S ta rt now to plan your dis- ❖
ty in U m atilla County, Oregon, to-
'ow ing mem bers
present,
Floyd ❖
(C ontinued from Page One)
reau of Labor S tatistic s, upon com­ w it:
Bank Bldg.
Phona »-J
¡W h itsett, M arlon O tt, Peggy Som­ ❖ play of farm produce for th e •> pletion of a survey of cooperative
The N o rth east Q u a rte r of the
Residence Phone 26-J
❖
U
m
atilla
P
ro
je
ct
fa
ir
w
hich
❖
Dairy Clubs.
m erer. Bobby E aton, Clayton Buell,
S o u th east Q u a rte r of Section
Sunday and Evenings by
❖ will be held Septem ber 22, 23, ❖ telephone system s, reported th a t
T h irty (3 0 ) an d all th a t por­
T he Columbia W inners Dairy Glen Wilcox, Lewis W ilson, H enry ❖ 24. L arge cash prizes w ill be <• th e re are now in op eratio n 3.728 co­
Appointment
tion
of
the
S
outheast
Q
u
arter
Calf club was re-organized March Sommerer Jr. and Mary Sommerer.
o
perative
telephone
com
panies
w
ith
of
N
o
rth
east
Q
u
a
rte
r
of
said
❖ offered an d if you plan your
22, u n d er th e leadership of Miss
The mem bers gave an account to ❖ ex h ib it as you p la n t your crops ❖ 330.000 m em bers and a to ta l of
Section
T h irty
(3 0 )
lying
south of th e U m atilla River, all
Eva W ilcox. H enry Sommerer Jr., the club secretary of w hat th ey were ❖ you w ill have a balanced dis- ❖ 460,000 p atrons.
T he
p reponder­
in Tp. 4 N. R. 28 E.W.M,. and
W ATCH - CLOCK
is president, Marion Ott, vice presi­ feeding th e ir calves and Mr. Pierson ❖ play.
ance of cooperative associations.
co n tain in g 60 acres more o r less
dent, Floyd W h itse tt, secretary, and explained th e proper m ethods of ❖
Miss
P
a
rk
e
r
rep
o
rts,
collect
only
REPAIRING
w hich m ortgage was recorded on
Mrs. A. W. T u rn b lad and ❖
Mary Sommerer. reporter. Mem­ show m anship and th e group dis­ ❖ Jesse P rin d le a re in ch a rg e of ❖ enough revenue to cover expenses. March 7th, 1931, a t page 356 of
A. W. BEHRMAN
bers include H enry Sommerer, Jr., cussed w hat d em onstrations they ❖ th is d ep a rtm en t and w ill be ❖ The co-ops own 45,000 m iles of tele-l*>ook 99 of the records of m ortgages
WATCHMAKER
il! th e office of th e County Recorder
Mary Sommerer, Peggy Sommerer, would use.
phone
lines.
T
he
cost
of
service
of
HERMISTON
OREGON
<• glad to give th e ir help and ad- ❖
of
U
m
atilla
County,
Oregon,
should
Floyd W h itse tt, M irio n Ott, Bobby
R efreshm ents were served a t the ❖ vice a t an y tim e.
❖ a typical association is from 64 to be foreclosed, and th e said real pro­
E aton, Clayton B uell, Glen Wilcox close of the m eeting.
4. <• 4.
<5. <. 92 cen ts per m onth per m em ber for perty sold by th e S h eriff of U m atil­
and Lew is W ilson,
24 h o u r service.
la C ounty, Oregon, to satisfy said
DR. A. E. MARBLE
ent and all costs; th e re fo re I
The P rogressive D airy Calf club
C ooperative telephone associations Judgm
CHIROPRACTOR
will,
on
S
atu
rd
ay
,
Ju
n
e
11th,
1938,
is u nder the leadership of A. E.
rep resen t a very sm all segm ent of a t two o'clock In th e aftern o o n of
Office: 2 blocks east of post office
WHEAT
R ugg ot U m atilla, and was re-orga­
PRICES BELOW PARITY
A m erican telephone users as com ­ th a t day, at th e fro n t door of the
Office Hours: 8 to 12 - 1 :8 0 to 6
nized December 11, 1937, when
pared to th e g ig a n tic A.T. & T. The Court House in th e City of P en d le­
FOR
LAST
12
YEARS
Phone 481 — — Hermiston, Ore.
CENTS PER BUSHEL
R ichard R ugg was elected president,
15,386 co-ops w hich su b m itted re ­ ton, U m atilla C ounty. Oregon, sell
240
all
the
rig
h
t,
title,
in
te
re
st
and
es­
Jim m y Rugg, vice president, and
ports to th e B ureau of Labor S ta tis ­ ta te which th e said d efen d an ts, and
E ugene Rugg. secretory.
Members
tics showed a gross revenue of »1.- all persons claim ing and to claim by,
Hermiston Post No. 37
200
are R obert Bensel, F ran k Bensel,
Meets f ir s t and th ird
486,761 In 1936 and a net gain (fo r th ro u g h or u n d er them , or any of
^
^ 1
them , had on the 5th day of N ovem­
Jam es Bensel, Jim m y Rugg. Richard
T hursday. Legion A uxil­
494 asso ciatio n s) of »90,030.
ber, 1!i3(l, or since then have had,
Rugg, E ugene Rugg, Joe Cooney,
iary ineeta second and
xriTY F.ÌICZ
160
The av erag e age of all associa­ or now have, in and to the above
Bob Jackson and L au retta Mulkins.
fo
u rth T hursday.
described
real
property
and
pvery
tions is 26 years, and 45 per cent of
W. R. B arber of S tanfield Is lead­
Legion Hall.
part thereof, at public au ctio n to
the
co-ops
are
in
th
e
sta
te
of
M
inne­
120
the highest bidder for cash In hand,
e r of th e Cold Springs D airy club,
sota. N early tw o -th ird s of th e co­ the proceeds of such sale to be ap ­
w hich has received support from the
operative com panies a re of th e ser­ plied in satisfactio n of said execu­
S tanfield people in Its organization
SO -
vice line type, w ith o u t a sw itch tion and all costs.
A pril 16. 1938. Jam es B arber was
Dated th is 11th day of May,
FARM PRICE
board; ab o u t o n e-th ird a re local as­
1938.
elected president, Owen Anson, vice
OSTEOPATHIC
sociations, each
h av in g Its own
40 •
R. E. GOAD, S h eriff of
president, Alma Anson, secretary.
PHYSICIAN
A SURGEON
sw itchboard; and som ew hat less
U m atilla County, Oregon.
Members a re Jam es B arber, Owen
By ,1. A. Carney, Deputy.
than 4 per cent are fed eratio n s of
OSBORN
APARTMENTS
——
I—
Anson, Alma Anson, Sally Anson,
local com panies, serv in g in some In­ ( May 12 Ju n e 9)
1915
1920
1910
*929
>930
*93s-ta»r»
M ayne
B arber,
Newell
Anson.
• P M U M M A ft 9
stances an e n tire county, w ith a
V oinne G onseth, C harlene Rollan,
m em bership as high as 4,025 p e r­
R°.i!Trt V asari and W illie Greene.
. The c u rre n t d isp a rity
betw een 1'’Y
O8C extension service. in l« o n s.
PETERSON & PETERSON
e Butter (reek
Dairy C a lf |p r jc-g for w j,ea t and prices farm ers t th e whole co u n try th e av erag e farm
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Most of th e cooperatives w ere or-
flu b was organized March 15 of pay is causing renewed in te rest in Price of w heat was 91 per cen t of ganized
U. S. N atio n al Bank B uilding
because p riv ate profit sys-
th is y ear w ith Bill Corpe as presi­ the " p a rity ” price p rinciple w hich i thp 1910-1914 averaj»e. w hile th e terns, of which th e r
P ra ctice In S tate & F ederal C ourts
ere w ere a num ber
den t, Donna Saylor, vice president. Congress has used as basis o t ag ri- farm cost index was aro u n d
P endleton, Ore.
126, a t th a t tim e, would not serve ru ral
Rodm an H artley, secretary, K en­ cu ltu ral ad ju stm e n t legislation dur- S irin g w heat a c u rre n t pu rch asin g
areas
except
at
e
x
h
o
rb
ltan
tly
high
neth Bensel, reporter. T he chib was ing recent years. In th e case of Power of ap p ro x im ately 72 p er cent
In stallatio n and service charges.
form erly know n as the G rand Cham ­ w heat, parity prices are prices high '° f " p a rity ” .
DR. F. B. BELT
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
pion D airy C alf club b u t m em bers enough so th a t a bushel of w heat I The accom panying c h a rt show»
Office H ours:
O ther
’ oted to change the nam e at th e re ­ will buy as much of th e com m odities : th-3t w heat was well above p a rity in
1 0:30 to 1 2:30 A M.
H ours by
o rg an izatio n m eeting to designate farm ers purchase as d u rin g th e ' price d u rin g th e world war. Thia
2 to 5 P.M.
A ppointm ent
th e d istric t.
1910-1914 prew ar period, extension 1 «tim ulated
world
production of
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Members include Bill Corpe, Ber­ econom ists a t Oregon S tate college | w heat, export dem and fell off.
n ard Corpe, Russell H artley, George explain.
stocks accum ulated, and prices re­
H artley, Rodm an H artley. Marie
m ained below p a rity for 15 years,
W . J. WARNER
W heat prices a t th e average farm
H artley , K enneth
Bensel.
Donna
except for a sh o rt period.
Export
Saylor, A udrey N ull, G ilbert G att­ in Oregon w ere 72 cen ts a bushel at dem and la still low, b ut production
Attorn ey-at-Law
m an. H arold N eill, R alph Neill and mid-M arch, according to th e latest in th e U nited S tates Is Increasing
THE HERMISTON HERALD
Hermiston - Oregon
report on the a g ric u ltu ra l situ atio n
R ruce Lindsey.
and stocks are ac cu m u latin g again.
FARM CO OPERATIVE DIVISION
WANT ADS
N otice of Special M eeting
Dr. A. C. Willcutt