THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1938
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON.
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
a
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Lights of N ew York
by L. L. STEVENSON
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M ESSAGE
TO
EVERY
W ANT AOS
lc a Word - Minimum 20c
MEM BER.
It was during the evening rush FR ESH COW FOR SA LE — ALSO
hour. The Coney Island train that
Jersey bull, 16 m o n th s old. C. A.
1 2 -ltp
pulled out of the Times Square sta B inder, H erm isto n , Ore.
tion of the B. M. T. was so crowded FOR SA LE— 95 PU R E B R E D HAMP-
there was hardly breathing space.
sh ire ew es, 1 to 5 y e a rs old. R alph
Among the swaying standers was a B u tle r, W illow s, Ore.
1 2 -ltp
woman well past middle age whose
FRAM
ES
FOR
GLASSES,
$2.50
and
face held many fatigue lines. Most
$4.00. A. W. B eh rm an , H erm is
of the passengers didn’t see her—
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they had become too thoroughly im ton.
mersed in newspapers to take any CHOICE WINESAP AND ROME
notice. However, one man did see
Beauty apples, 50c per box. Bring
her. Sixty years old at least, about containers. Emmett Cooney, Her-
him were unmistakable evidences J mlston, Ore.
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of hard labor, from calloused hands
to plaster dust on his heavy shoes. FOR SALE — TO W R EC K TWO
houses cheap. O. W .. C u tsfo rth ,
On his lap was a battered tin lunch
L ex in g to n , Ore.
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box. He was tired. That was ap
parent. But as soon as he noticed
FOR
SA LE
OR
the older woman, he arose, raised ZYLOPHONE
tra d e for sto ck ; S a n ita ry cot and
his hat and offered her his seat.
She didn’t get it. Before she could m a ttress. Mrs. Don Ja ck so n , care
sit down, a pert young girl, red Chas. S. C lark, H erm isto n .
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fingernails, permanent, lips like a
TRACTOR,
TUM BLE
tomato and unchanging blush, FORDSON
Bug fresn o : 2-bottom plow an d a
slipped into it with a smirk of satis
faction. And so she sat, compla belt. Geo. L. W u rste r, H erm iston.
cently polishing her nails, until al
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most the end of the line, while the
man and woman clung, to straps N EW H A M PSH IR E R E D FR Y E R S
side by side.
W. A. (S h o rty ) S anders, H erm is
CANNING SCHEDULE
an d o th e r cities sponsored by local op. It is th e b ig g est bu sin ess in th e
co o p erativ e associations. In St. P au l c ity an d “ sev en ty p er cen t of the
N ovem ber 14 to 19.
T h ere w ill be no c a n n in g from th e firs t tw o of a series of 20 spe people m eet all th e ir needs co o p era
co o p eratio n
w ere tiv e ly .”
N ovem ber 14 to 19 ex cep t by special c ial classes in
a rra n g e m e n t.
C ans in sto re room lau n ch ed .
T he F e d e ra tio n of Icelan d Coop
should be rem oved im m ed iately .
In h is C ooperative W eek P ro c la e ra tiv e Societies, w hich com bines 42
H ERM ISTO N CO-OP C A N N ER Y m a tio n G overnor B enson d eclared : reg io n al co o p erativ es, of w h ich Mr.
“ W H ER E A S, th e s ta te of M inne T h o r’s co-op is th e la rg e st, serves
Earlier Closing Hour.
so ta lead s all th e s ta te s in th e U nion m ore th a n h a lf of th e 120,000 peo
T he F a rm B u reau C o -operative of in th e n u m b er an d v ariety of coop ple in Iceland. Its business in 1937
w as m ore th a n $7,000,000. In co n
H erm isto ,
th e C o o p erativ e S ervice e ra tiv e asso ciatio n s; and
“ W H ER E A S, those w ho a re ac ju n c tio n w ith its la rg e r r e ta il coop
S ta tio n , th e C o o p erativ e H ard w are
S ervice an d th e G ran g e C oopera tiv ely en gaged in th ese coo p erativ e e ra tiv e s it m a n u fa c tu rts soap, m a r
tiv e asso ciatio n w ill close a t 5 :0 0 e n te rp rise s in o u r s ta te a n d th ro u g h g a rin e , shoes, w oolens a n d clo th in g ,
P. M„ b eg in n in g
N ovem ber 1st. o u t th e n atio n , have set asid e th e an d o p erates th e m ost m odern d a i
T hese h o u rs w ill be in effect u n til m o n th of O ctober as one specially ries, b ak eries an d ta n n e rie s in th e
d ed icated to th e purpose of in te r
f a r th e r n o tice.
co u n try . T he co o p erativ es in th e ir
P a tro n s a re ask ed to ta k e n o tice p re tin g to th e p u b lic th e p ro g ram m a rk e tin g a c tiv itie s h an d le 90 per
an d c h a ra c te r of th e ir cooperativie
cen t of all th e m eat ex p o rted from
of th is c h an g e in th e clo sin g h o u r.
o rg a n iz a tio n s; and
Iceland, 80 per c e n t of all wool ex
‘W H ER E A S, it is ex trem ely de
Grange Dance Saturday.
p o rts an d 85 p er cen t of th e e x p o rt
sira b le th a t all of o u r c itizen s w ho
S ta n fie ld G ran g e w ill hold a n old d esire to u n d e rs ta n d th e social an d in g of sk in s.
A sked if Icelan d h as a “ 60 F a m i
tim e d a n c e a t th e G ran g e h a ll S a t
u rd a y ,
N ovem ber
12.
A dm ission econom ic ev en ts of o ur tim e should lie s” c o n tro llin g its econom ic life,
p rices w ill be 40c an d 10c an d every become a c q u a in te d w ith th e a c tiv i Mr. T h o r said th a t a t one tim e all
• • *
one is w elcom e to a tte n d .
ties of th e co o p erativ es:
ton.
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if o w , T H E R E F O R E , I, E lm er A. th e tra d e in Icelan d w as in th e
The
incident
didn’t cause any in
h
an
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s
of
fo
reig
n
m
e
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a
n
ts
a
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d
fo
r
FOR
Irrigon Grange Social Night.
dignation. Even the woman cheat ’34 CH EV RO LET TRU CK
B enson, g o v ern o r of th e s ta te of
eig n c a p ita l— m o stly D anish. To
sale or w ill tra d e fo r livestock,
T h e Irrig o n G ran g e Social n ig h t M in n eso ta, do h ereb y d esig n ate th e day p ra c tic a lly a ll of th e b u sin ess of ed out of a seat and the man who
had surrendered his apparently g rain or hay. E lvis P u lley , w est of
w ill be held S a tu rd a y ,
N ovem ber w eek of O ctober 24-29, 1938, as Co Iceland is ow ned a n d o p erated by th e didn’t resent the impertinence of the H arvey P a y n e 's residence.
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12, w hich is a w eek e a rlie r th a n o p e ra tiv e W eek, an d I u rg e a ll c iti people of Icelan d , an d th e co-ops a re
young miss. The reason was sim
p lan n ed . T h e losin g side in th e con zens to av a il th em selv es of th e op th e d o m in an t fa c tio n in th e econom ple. The occurrence was entirely SOME CANARY SIN G ER S L E F T
te s t fo r new m em bers w ill p u t on p o rtu n ity offered d u rin g th is week ic life of th e co u n try .
R ollers and W a rb le rs; S elect y o u r
too common to attract any atten
Mr. T h o r p o in ted o u t th a t th e co tion. The general attitude in New own. E s th e r B eletski. Two m iles
th e b a n q u e t for th e w in n ers.
by co operatives, as well as public
ag en cies such as schools a n d lib ra o p erativ es have b ro u g h t a h ig h e r York’s subways is, “I paid my nick N. E. of H erm isto n .
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Auxiliary W ill Sew.
ries, to becom e b e tte r a cq u ain ted s ta n d a rd of liv in g by k ee p in g p ric el and I’m entitled to a seat if I
es to th e co n su m ers low an d p ay in g can get it.” It doesn’t make any FOR SA LE— M ahogany P orcelain ed
A special a c tiv ity fo r th e F arm w ith th e p rin cip les, p urposes an d th e p ro d u cers m ore fo r th e ir goods difference who stands. The only ex
C irc u la to r, 2-3 room , new ; co n
p
ra
c
tic
e
s
of
th
e
co
o
p
erativ
e
move
B u re a u A u x ilia ry a t its n ex t m eet m e n t.”
th a n th ey g et front p riv a te m e r ception seems to be women carry d itio n , p erfect sh ap e; One 6V B a t
ing babies. Usually some one will tery , new. P hone 1051, H erm isto n .
in g F rid a y , N ovem ber 18, w ill be
T h e g ro w th of co-op fac
Special co-op d in n e rs w ere held in c h a n ts.
give up a seat to a mother burdened
se w in g an d q u iltin g .
All m em bers
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35 E a ste rn citie s as p a rt of th e to ries h as in c re a se d ' em p lo y m en t in with an infant. But observation has
a n d frie n d s a re asked to a tte n d to
C rack er B arrel C am paign sponsored th e in d u s tria l d is tric ts , an d in th e shown that most often the one who
FOR
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give assista n c e . T h e la s t m eetin g
b y th e 200 re ta il coop erativ es in th e fish in g an d fa rm in g a re a s th e co-ops gets up is not a man but another
m ent fo r housekeeping.
E le c tric
N ovem ber 4 th w as held a t th e club
That also holds true in
te r rito ry served by th e E a s te rn Co h av e in creased incqm e an d em ploy woman.
stove an d
m odern.
P h o n e 78-R,
house w ith Mrs. M ary B uell, Mrs.
o p e ra tiv e L eague.
T he co n clu d in g m e n t by m a k in g it possible fo r th e cases of women weakened by age
Joe D yer,
50-tfc
M ay G etch ell and M rs. M abel W eeks
or
sudden
illness.
For
some
reason
ev e n t in th e cam p aig n w as th e W est p ro d u cers to process th e ir ow n p ro
acte d as hostesses, an d Mrs. E d n a
or
other,
New
York
men
seem
per
ducts.
c h ester C o u n ty C ooperative In s titu te
manently attached to subway seats.
B a ra g e r a n th e p ro g ram com m ittee.
T h e co o p eratio n of lab o r, fa rm e rs,
Sacred Cactus Used by
w hich w as ad d ressed by H elen H all,
A pot lu ck d in n e r w ill be served a t p re sid e n t of th e C onsum ers N a tio n fish erm en an d pro fessio n al people
Indians in C eleb ratin g
noon a n d every lady is ask ed to
When I first came here from the
al F e d e ra tio n ; Dr. C arl N. Schm alz th ro u g h th e ir co o p erativ es h as b u ilt
Certain varieties of cacti prefer
b rin g a covererd d ist.
of th e H a rv a rd G ra d u a te School of up a s p irit in Icelan d w hich Mr. Middle West, the sight of women the exposed mountain tops, and it is
standing while men sat comfortably there only that they are found in
B usiness
A d m in istra tio n ;
P ercy T h o r re g a rd s a s th e m ost im p o rta n t
CO-OP PURCHASING OF FARM
got under my collar. So I was al
B row n, p re sid e n t of C onsum er D is c o n trib u tio n of th e co o p erativ es to ways bouncing up. Then I learned profusion. One, the Epitholantha,
blooms early in the spring, before
SUPPLIES INCREASES 23
trib u tio n C o rp o ra tio n ; and W allace th e life of th e co u n try .
that such consideration was not al the rainy season, so that its minute
S lip p in g back in to h is ro le as ways appreciated. In fact, often it supply of pollen will not be spoiled
J, C am pbell of th e C ooperative
PER CENT IN ONE YEAR
C om m issioner G en eral of Ic e la n d ’s was looked upon with suspicion. An by moisture. The flower shrivels
L eague of th e U.S.A.
E x h ib it to th e W o rld ’s F a ir, Mr. attempt to flirt. So now I’ve adopt and disappears entirely, but under
H
ig
h
lig
h
t
of
th
e
Co-op
M
onth
a
c
(Co-op L eague N ew s S ervice)
T h o r p o in ted o u t th a t Icelan d is n o t ed a rule. A young and pretty miss the thick mat of spines the fruity
W a sh in g to n , D.C.— N in e h u n d red tiv ity w as th e C ooperative C ongress
it p roduces m any can stand. But if the stander is old, seed pod develops, writes Curtis
th o u san d fa rm e rs b o u g h t $440,000,- called by th e C ooperative L eague of a L an d of Ice;
ill or extremely tired, then I stand. Redfern in the New York World-
p ro d u cts it w ould lik e to ex ch an g e
th
e
U.S.A.
In
K
an
sas
C
ity,
O
ctober
000 w o rth of farm su p p lies th ro u g h
Sometimes I’m thanked. More often Telegram.
th e ir ow n co o p erativ e
asso ciatio n s 12-13-14, w hich drew to g e th e r re p w ith th e U.S.A. a n d it has a b eau ty I’m not. But thanks or not, I don’t
When ripe these pods again come
a n d c u ltu re w hich w ould m ake it have any arguments with myself.
la s t year, acco rd in g to s ta tis tic s ju s t re s e n ta tiv e s of 965,000 m em bers of
into
view, burst open and scatter
v ery w o rth w h ile as a m ecca for
released by th e F a rm C red it A dm in co-ops a ffilia te d w ith th e League.
their seeds to the wind. Or hungry
A m erican to u rists.
T
h
e
C
ongress
h
eard
rep
o
rts
of
th
e
is tra tio n co v erin g th e farm business
Speaking of subway seats, there birds, attracted by its brilliant red
p lan to build th e firs t co-op oil re
y e a r of -937-38.
was that neat scheme worked out color come along and help to broad
by husband and wife whereby they cast them.
C o o p erativ e b u y in g in creased $83.- fin e ry in th e U.S. to supply p a rt of
Echinocereus stramineus follows
each sat. If a seat were available,
000,000 over th e to ta l rep o rted for th e 2,000 gas an d oil co-ops d o in g a
he’d rush in ahead, push his wife a different method of protecting its
th e 1936-37 season, re p re s e n tin g a b u sin ess of $110,000,000 a y e a r w ith
out of the way and grab it. Gener seed until they are fully ripe. Until
n e t g ain of 23 p ° r cent. C onsum er n etro len m p ro d u cts: and p la n s w ere
T h e H appy H o u r C oking clu b and ally some indignant male passenger the fruit is ripe the pod itself de
laid
fo
r
a
co
o
p
erativ
e
fin
a
n
c
ia
l
o r b u y in g a c tiv itie s of th e fa rm ers
th e Cam p C ookery Chefs h av e o rg a would bounce up that the wife might velops innumerable wicked spines.
g rew fa s te r th a n am - ru ’-c r ty p e of i" e n c v to pool reserv e c a p ita l of co- nized an d a re re ad y to begin w ork. sit down.
The husband missed This armor protects the seeds until
nns th ro u g h o u t th e co u n try .
In th e H appy H o u r C ooking club, glares by burying his snoot in a they are fully ripe. Then, having
co o p erativ e b p rin ess in th e co u n try .
K ath lee n H ow er w ns elected p re si newspaper. One day a big man,
served their purpose, the spines
C o o p eratin g m a rk e tin g in er-n sed *o
-nr; pF PEOPLE IN ICELAND
d e n t, D onna Q uick vice p re sid e n t, evidently from out of town, got up. drop off at the slightest touch. This
p er cen t above th e p rev io u s y ear,
G race Bensel se c re ta ry
and A gnes But he didn’t stop with giving the species, called the desert strawber
b rin g in g th e ta te ) eve p era Uve m a r MEMBERS OF CO-OPS, SAYS
K en n ed y tr e a s u re r .
F o r th e Cam p
ry» >s gn|Ml|kprized by the natives
Cookery C hefs. D onna Q uick
w as wife his seat. He yanked the hus as well
k e tin g brsitieVB tip to $1,960.000,
birds.
band up and, giving him the bum’s
WORLD’S
FAIR
HEAD
elected
p
re
sid
e
n
t,
S
ara
W
u
rs
te
r
vice
000.
There WB» species called the
p resid en t, an d K a th lee n H ow er, sec rush, tossed him out onto the plat
C om bined m a rk e tin g
an d
p u r
form just as the car doors closed.
sacred mushroom, or mescal but
re ta ry .
(Co-op L eague News S erv ice)
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ton, that grows in northwestern Mex
ch a sin g c a rrie d on by fa rm e rs’ co
O th er m em bers in th e elu b s a re :
New Y ork — V ilh ja lm u r T hor,
o p e ra tiv e asso ciatio n s la s t y ear to ’o inm issfoncr G en eral of Ic e la n d ’s M arjo rie W illiam s. C a th a rin e and
Despite the fact that I’m no light ico. Each year medicine men of
M ary M a rg a re t K ennedy, E d itb a n n e
ta le d alm o st tw o an d a h a lf billio n E x h ib it in th e 1939 W o rld ’s F a ir,
weight
and am fully crowd trained, Indian tribes in Oklahoma make
S pencer, Jo an B yrnes.
F ern B ray.
there
is
one place I avoid during the pilgrimage to Mexico for their
d o llars.
w ho jo v ia lly a d m itte d th a t if he had M axine T hom pson, P a u lin e R oach,
the rush hour whenever possible. year’s supply of this species. Arriv
L
ouise
D
exter
an
d
Je
a
n
M
cKenzie.
been, born in th is c o u n try h is first
ing, the medicine man in full tribal
T h e second m e etin g for th e clubs That’s the Times Square shuttle.
COOPERATIVES ÎN 25 STATES
nam e w ould have been “ ju s t plain w p s held a t th e co m m u n ity h a ll last Both at Grand Central and Times regalia offers prayers to the Great
Spirit and with much ceremony the
OBSERVE COOPERATIVE MONTH B ill” , took tim e off from h is job of S a tu rd a y for th e p u rpose of p re p a r Square there are mob scenes that plants are harvested, cut up and
o v erseein g th e co n stru c tio n of Ice ing th e room for use. T h is y e a r th e result in trampling, torn clothing,
dried. Later at their tribal festivals
(Co-op L eague N ew s S ervice)
la n d ’s e x h ib it an d talk ed a b o u t Ice g irls w ill do th e ir co oking a t th e fist fights, and sometimes injuries.
m eetin g s.
The trains are spaced just about a they are eaten and produce a highly
New
Y ork—-C o n su m er co o p era la n d ’s cooperatives.
narcotic effect, accompanied by
P la n s w ere m ade fo r a food sale 1 m in u te a p a r t but a p p a re n tly those
tiv es in 25 sta te s observed Cooper
Mr. T h o r is m a n a g e r of th e la r g to he held in th e U m a tilla p ost of- “
pleasant hallucinations. These are
60
seconds
mean
more
than
may
a tiv e M onth w ith special m eetings, est co o p erativ e in Iceland a n d has flee nevf S a tu rd a y . T he m oney w ill
believed by the Indians to be mes
hem,
fights
or
sense
of
decency.
b ro ad casts, cam p aig n s an d m em ber been loaned to th e g o v ern m en t by be used for im p ro v em en ts in
th e
from the happy hunting
That holds true to such an extent sages
sh ip drives d u rin g th e m o n th of Oc th e co-ops u n til th e W o rld ’s F a ir is co m m u n ity h all.
grounds.
that,
to
me,
a
football
scrimmage
Mrs. W. H. R ensel Is le a d in g th e
to b er, acco rd in g to th e C ooperative u n d e r way.
C ooking club and G race B ensel if seems like child’s play in compar
L eague of th e U.S.A.
T h e K a u p fje la g E y fird in g a w hich lea d in g th e
C am p C ookery
club ison.
Seaweed F avorite Am ong
© Bell Syndicate.— W N U Service.
G overnor E lm er B enson gave th e serves th e c ity o f A k u rey ri an d th e ag a in th is year.
Natives o f O th e r Lands
ce le b ra tio n added im p etu s in
th e a re a s u rro u n d in g it, was o rg an ized
Seaweed does not sound very ap
s ta te of M innesota by s e ttin g asid e in 1886 an d c a rrie s on b u y in g , se ll 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 4 0 0 4 0 0 *
Town Boasts Politest
petizing, yet it is eaten in practical
in & ir s o N
♦
O ctober 24 to >29 as C ooperative in g an d m a n u fa c tu rin g a c tiv itie s for ♦
Children; Here’s Reason ly every part of the world. On the
W eek. T he sta te -w id e b ro ad casts its m em bers. Its to ta l b u sin ess last «
By MRS. W. C. ISOM
<■ MASHPEE, MASS.—Some of the railway stations in Japan the re
politest children in the United freshment vendors call out "Ben-to,
b ro u g h t in fo rm a tio n ab o u t th e co y e a r w as m ore th a n
$1,500,000,
o p e ra tiv e m ovem ent to all th e con w hich is big bu sin ess in Iceland. Mr.
Miss Lola B erry of P o rtla n d has States live in this town.
ben-to,” which is seaweed made into
A bequest in the will of the late all kinds of delicacies with the addi
su m ers in th e s ta te a n d
special T h o r d eclared th a t th e life of th e been v is itin g a t th e hom e of h er
m eetin g s w ere held in M inneapolis c ity of A k u rey ri d ep en d s on th e co- g ra n d m o th e r h ere fo r th e p ast week. Samuel G. Davis may have some tion of rice.
Mrs. J. E. McCoy re tu rn e d
hom e thing to do with it. The will stip
But we need not roam so far from
w ith Miss B erry F rid ay .
ulates that 25 Mashpee grammar home as the China seas to discov
T h e P ep club h as org an ized a wo school pupils every year receive $10 er where seaweed is eaten, for va
m en ’s b a sk e tb a ll team . T hey had a
and $5 awards and gold medals in rious kinds are used as food in Ire-
p ra c tic e gam e w ith th e hig h school
recognition of the most consistent I land and Scotland, and certain va
g irls F rid ay .
showing of “kindness and good rieties are sold in London, states
T h e fa rm e rs a re g e ttin g re ad y for manners” during the school year.
a writer in London Answers Maga
th e tu rk e y m a rk e t.
Most tu rk e y
NOEL L. BEN N ION , E x ten sio n P o u ltry m a n , O. S. C.
zine.
g ro w ers a re p ic k in g th is week.
China has always been noted as
Mrs.
Jo
sep
h
in
e
G
ray
b
eal
h
as
been
T he fo llo w in g ta b le h as been p re g ra in s, and g reen feeds. T h e to ta l
a country of strange dishes, such as
p ared to show th e a v e ra g e m inim um a n d c u m u la tiv e feed req u ire m e n ts q u ite ill. b u t Is recovering.
Wary Gumshoe Foils
newly born mice, arranged round a
ra te s for g ro w th
of tu rk e y s th a t a n d th e pounds of feed re q u ire d t o ’p a 2,as
k
k tai
’Em With Safety Pin
dish of honey syrup and eaten prac
,
.
c a m a s, \Vn. He h as been h o ld in g a
should be expected u n d e r g ro w in g pro d u ce one pound of g ain a re given series of m eetin g s a t th e P en tlco stal
PEORIA, ILL.—City Detective
tically whole. Then there is birds’
co n d itio n s on an a d e q u a te ra tio n of by m o n th s.
ch u rch th e la s t th re e weeks.
William Kunst, an expert in spot
nest soup. The birds are a kind of
s ta r tin g m ash, g ro w in g m ash, m ixed
Mr. an d M rs B en n v McCoy mo-
ting pickpockets, believes in tak
swift, which, when making its nest,
T o tal
C u m u lativ e Lbs. of Feed to ted to Im b ler. O r . S a tu rd a y even-
ing no chances. He wears a big
ejects a kind of glutinous sub
Age
Ave. Wt. of
Lbs. Gain in Lbs. of
Feed
R eq u ired to |I n k
safety pin on his wallet pocket
stance resembling gelatine. This
Mrs. Bob S m ith and Mrs. C lair
F eed for R e q u irem en ts P ro d u ce 1
as a guard against raids of the
in
Toms and
is stewed to form the basis of the
Wt. for
C aldw ell have been v is itin g In Port “soft fingered gentry.”
soup.
E ach
Lb. of G ain land th e p a st w eek.
by
Months Hens In Lbs.
Each Month
During recent years Kunst has
More curious still is the belief of
M onth
Months
in W eig h t
Six new
m em bers joined
the
acquired national and interna
1 m onth
.85
Japanese singing girls that if they
.73
1.02
1.02
G ran g e a t Its w eekly W ednesday
1.39
tional attention as a detector of
swallow live worms their voice* will
2 m o n th s 2.51
ev en in g m eetin g th is week
T hey
1 66
3.57
4.59
2.15
pickpockets.
be improved—and they act on it.
w
ere
Mr.
an
d
Mrs.
B
ert
D
exter,
Mr
3 months 5.61
2.50
7.48
12.07
2.99
In Uganda ants are eaten. Some
Many
city
police
forces
have
and
M
rs.
Don
H
en
n
v
an
d
Mr.
and
4 months 8.27
3.26
11.60
23.67
3.55
Mrs. A dams. E lectio n of office-«
natives devour them raw, others
borrowed him on occasions of
5 months 12.01
3.74
14.82
38.49
3.96
for th e com ing y e a r w ere also held.
cooked. In the southern Pacific at
local expositions or celebrations
6 m onths 15.19
3.18
18.00
E a rl S tew ard re tu rn e d hom e S u n to watch for pickpockets. He was
56.49
certain aeaaons the coming of an
5.66
d ay even in g . He h ad heen aw ay
7 m onths 17.09
1.90
20.40
edibla marine worm ia eagerly
once assigned to a Canadian city
76.89
10.73
¡from h < v > fo r o v er a y ear,
17.09
TOTALS
awaitad, while in other parts of the
76.89
76.89
4.34 Ave. i M rs K p frh fe n w as a v isito r In where nn exposition was in prog-
rer«
Tropica large gruba inhabiting tha
Data taken from L. E Cline's work. U niversity o f Nevada.
¡T he D alles one d ay d u rin g th e past
palm tree* are roaated.
week.
4-H COOKING CLUBS
BEGIN WORK
«
FEED AND W EIGHT CHART GIVEN OUT
FOR TURKEYS, BY MONTHS
PAGE FI VW
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S
SAIE OF REAL PROPERTY
NOTICE IS H ER EBY G IV EN th a t
from a n d a fte r th e 10th day of Dec
em ber, 1938, a t S tan field , O regon,
th e u n d ersig n ed , as a d m in is tra to r of
th e e sta te of G o ttlieb K u rrle . de
ceased, w ill proceed to sell a t p ri
v ate sale, in se p a ra te parcels, th e
follow ing described real p ro p erty of
said esta te , to -w it:
P arcel No. 1; T ax No. 10 in Sec.
33. Twp. 4, N. R. 29, EWM.
P arcel No. 2: S o u th w est Q u a rte r
Sec. 11, Twp. 4. N. R. 30, EWM.
Said described real p ro p e rty w ill
be sold for cash upon deliv ery of
deed.
G IL B E R T G. SM ITH,
A d m in istra to r of th e E sta te
of G o ttlieb K u rrle, deceased.
(No. 10-Dec. 8)
LAND SALE NOTICE
NOTICE is H E R E B Y G IVEN , th a t
th e u n d ersig n ed , S h eriff of U m atil
la C ounty, O regon, by v ir tu e of an
o rd e r duly m ade an d en te re d h e re in
by th e C ounty C ourt of U m atilla Co
u n ty , O regon, th e 5th day of O ctober
1938, w ill, on th e 10th day of Dec
em ber, 1938, a t th e h o u r of 1 0 :0 0
o’clock in th e forenoon, sell to th e
h ig h est b id d er for cash in h an d , a t
th e fro n t door of th e U m a tilla C oun
ty C ourt H ouse, P en d leto n , O regon,
su b je c t to a m inim um price of
$50.00 th e re fo r, to be paid in cash,
a t th e tim e of sale, th e follow ing de
scribed parcel of land, h e reto fo re by
U m a tilla C ounty, Ofiegon, acq u ired
fo r d elin q u e n t taxes, to -w it:
L ots 4 and 5. Block 2, N ew p o rt's
A ddition to C ity of H erm isto n ,
U m atilla C ounty, Oregon.
R. E. GOAD, S h eriff
of U m a tilla C ounty.
(N ov. 10-Dec, 8)
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M eet th e firs t T uesday of each
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Fellows hall
—
8:00 p. m.
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O PTOM ETRIST
308 G reen Bldg. - S e a ttle
M akes re g u la r v isits to H erm isto n
H otel a b o u t every 30 days.
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R esidence P hone 26-J
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Appointment
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