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' jch p ro p erty as It ap p ears on said
O regon. T h a t th e cap ital letters
east; th e abbreviation "S t” m eans
>breviation “R of W ” m eans right-of-
b eviation “Sec. o r L ot” ind icates sec-
t indicates tow nship o r block, and the
«Jhown on th e records and books in
Oregon.
uated w ith in U m atilla County, S tate
of delinquency a re o u tstan d in g
rtififcates described a n d referred to
to a p p ear w ithin sixty days a fte r
( usive of th e d ate of said first pub-
□ provided by law fo r th e redem ption
■ifre notified to serve a copy o f yo u r
Drney fo r p la in tiff a t his post-office
b entered in th e above entitled co u rt
I rest thereon, as show n by said cer-
? e ra te of 8 per cen t p er annum , to-
each of such properties. Said judg-
■ U m atilla C ounty for th e satisfac-
provided by law and as prayed fo r
fgd decree now on file in th is co u rt
ply to th e court fo r such o th er re-
ks. \ u r s u a n t to th e provisions of
e H onorable C alvin L. Sweek, Ju d g e
Ilia C ounty. T he d ate of th e firs t
ary, 1939, and th e d ate o f th e last
1939. T his sum m ons is published
and of general circulation in Um a-
th e C ircuit C ourt of said county,
b ruary, 1939.
ierved on the undersigned a tto rn ey
,t th e residence and post-office ad-
COU NTT, O REG ON ,
G oad. S h eriff an d T ax Collector.
4TYRE,
| A ttorney fo r U m atilla C ounty and
fo r P lain tiff,
ffice and Office A ddress
leto n , Oregon.
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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON, OREGON.
State Land Sale Notice.
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN th a t
th e S ta te L an d B oard of th e S ta te of
O regon w ill receive sealed bids in its
office in th e C apitol B u ild in g , S a­
lem , O regon, u p to 1 0 :0 0 o'clock A.
M., A p ril 11, 1939, for a ll th e s t a te ’s
in te re s t in th e tid e an d overflow ed
la n d s h e re in a fte r described, g iving,
h ow ever, th e ow ner or o w n ers o f th e
la n d s a b u ttin g o r fro n tin g th ereo n ,
th e p referen ce rig h t
to p u rch ase
said lan d s a t th e h ig h e st p rice of­
fered , provided su ch o ffe r is m ade
in good fa ith , also w ith th e u n d e r­
s ta n d in g t h a t th e p u rch aser is to
pay th e expense of a d v e rtisin g and
su rv ey of th e tr a c t, in a d d itio n to
th e a m o u n t bid.
Said la n d s a re situ a te d in U m a til­
la C ounty, O regon, an d a re p a rtic u ­
la r ly described as follow s, to -w it;
B eg in n in g a t a % inch iro n pipe
w h ich lies N. 0 degrees 47 m in ­
u te s W . (a s d eterm in ed by th e
n o rth an d so u th q u a rte r lin e
th ro u g h Section 17, T. 5 N. R.
28 E .) a d ista n c e of 191.77 feet
from a sq u a re iro n b a r m a rk in g
th e so u th q u a rte r c o rn e r of Sec­
tio n 8, T. 5 N. R. 28, E.W .M .,
th en ce ,
N. 0 d eg rees 47 m in u te s W.
364.31 feet to ex trem e low w ater
lin e ; th e n c e
N . 68 d egrees 13 m in u te s E.
481.66 fe e t alo n g th e low w a te r
lin e ; th e n c e
N. 62 d eg rees 29 m in u te s E.
175.32 fe e t a lo n g th e low w a te r
lin e ; th e n c e
S. 0 degrees 47 m in u tes E.
572.86 feet to an iro n p l ipe;
th en ce
8 . 76 degrees 11 m in u tes W.
604.57 fe e t to an iron ] pipe;
th en ce
N. 11 d eg rees 15 m in u tes W.
95.00 feet to th e p o in t of b eg in ­
n in g , c o n ta in in g 7.083 acres, be­
in g a p o rtio n of th e overflow
la n d s ly in g in th e SW % of SE%
of S ection 8, T. 5 N. R. 28 E. of
W . M.
No bid of less th a n $150.00 per
a c re w ill be considered and th e
B oard reserv es th e r ig h t to re je c t
a n y a n d a ll bids.
A p p licatio n s should be acco m p an ­
ied by c e rtifie d check fo r th e
a m o u n t of th e bid an d should be ad ­
dressed to L ew is D. G riffith , C lerk
o f th e S ta te L an d B oard, Salem ,
O regon, and should be m ark ed on
th e face of th e envelope “ A pp lica­
tio n and bid to p u rch ase tid e and
overflow ‘la n d s in U m a tilla C ounty,
O regon.”
D ated th is 2 4 th d ay of F e b ru a ry ,
1939.
L EW IS D. G R IF F IT H ,
C lerk of S ta te L an d B oard.
(M arch 9-A pril 6)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF T H E
STATE
OF
OREGON
FOR
UM ATILLA COUNTY.
In th e M atter of th e E sta te of
C h arles H olm en, Deceased.
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN th a t
th e u n d e rsig n e d h as been ap p o in ted
e x e c u trix of th e la s t w ill and te s ta ­
m en t of C h arles H olm en, deceased,
and h as q u alified as th e law d irects.
A ll persons h a v in g claim s against;
said e s ta te a re req u ired to p re se n t
I th e sam e to me a t th e office of W.
J. W a rn e r, my a tto rn e y , in H erm is­
to n , O regon, v erifie d as th e law d i­
rects, w ith in six m o n th s from th e
d a te hereof.
D ated th is 9 th day of M arch,
1939.
M Y RTLE TRO X EL,
E x e c u trix .
W. J. W a rn e r,
A tto rn e y fo r E sta te .
(M arch 9-A pril 6)
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
OF EXECUTRIX
N otice is h ereb y g iven th a t by an
o rd e r of th e C o u n ty C o u rt of th e
S ta te of O regon fo r U m a tilla C ounty
th e u n d ersig n ed h as been ap p o in ted
ex e c u trix of th e la s t w ill a n d te s ta ­
m en t an d of th e e s ta te Sf J o h n S.
B u rn h am , deceased.
All persons
h a v in g claim s a g a in s t said e sta te
a re h ereb y re q u ire d to p re s e n t them
w ith in six m o n th s from th e d a te of
th is notice, w ith p ro p er v o u ch ers, to
I said ex e c u trix a t th e office of A. S.
Cooley in th e Jo h n s
B u ild in g
in
P en d leto n . U m a tilla C ounty, Ore-
D ated F e b ru a ry 16, 1939.
CLARA S. BURNHAM ,
E x e c u trix .
A. S. Cooley,
A tto rn e y fo r E x e c u trix .
.(Feb. 1 6-M arch J 6 ^ ________
NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
G en eral L an d office a t T h e D alles,
O regon, F e b ru a ry 9, 1939.
N OTICE is h ereb y g iv en
th a t
J o h n R. V oile, of Irrig o n , O regon,
who, on N ovem ber 4, 1933, m ade
O rig in al H o m estead E n try , A ct. 6-
17-02, No. 028556, for F a rm U n it
" B ” or th e N W ’A S E % , S ection 3,
T o w n sh ip 4 N., R an g e 26 E., W il­
la m e tte M erid ian , h as filed n o tice of
in te n tio n to m ake fiv e-y ear P ro o f, to
esta b lish claim to th e lan d above de­
scrib ed , b efo re W . J. W a rn e r, U. S.
C om m issioner, a t h is office in H e r­
m isto n , O regon, on th e 2 1st day of
M arch, 1939.
C la im a n t n am es as w itn esses: A.
C. H o u g h to n , F ra n k F red erick so n ,
C arl H addox, an d G lenn A ld rich , all
of Irrig o n , O regon.
W. F. JACKSON,
R eg ister.
(F eb . 1 6-M arch j 6 ) _ _______
STRAWBERRY
CLOVER
( C o n tin u ed from la s t w eek.)
F o r best re s u lts in s ta r tin g s tra w ­
b e rry
clover
p a stu re ,
a tte n tio n
sh o u ld be g iv en to th e p re p a ra tio n
of th e seedbed, th e m ethod of p la n t­
in g an d th e m ethod of tr e a tm e n t of
th e seed
A fte r p lo w in g th e g ro u n d , a firm ,
sm o o th seedbed should be provided.
If th e g ro u n d is m arsh y an d th u s
too w et to plow , it should be w orked
w ith a disc to g e t a sh allo w su rface
m u lch and to re ta rd o th e r v e g e ta ­
tio n u n til th e clover becom es w ell-
rooted.
If th e g ro u n d is too w et to w ork
w ith
any
farm
im p lem en t, th e
“ sp o t” m ethod sh o u ld be trie d .
A
g ru b hoe can be used to d ig u p sp o ts
th re e o r fo u r feet sq u are. T hese
spots can be seeded by h a n d . T h e
clover can o b ta in
a foo th o ld on
th ese sp o ts fro m w h ich i t w ill
sp read . S c a tte rin g stra w b e rry s e e l
in s a lt g rass o r o th e r v e g e ta tio n
w ith o u t a n y p re p a ra tio n of th e
g ro u n d u su a lly proves
d is a p p o in t­
ing. An a lk a lin e field w h ich is to
be irrig a te d by th e c o rru g a tio n
m ethod should be seeded on th e
sides of th e c o rru g a tio n a n d n o t be­
tw een
them .
The
c o rru g a tio n s
should be spaced closely so t h a t th e
vines can cover th e su rface as q u ick -
ly as possible to pro v id e sh ad e a n d
to p re v e n t c ry s ta liz a tio n of th e a l­
k a li.
S tra w b e rry clover h as a h ig h p e r­
c en ta g e of h a rd seed. F o r th a t r e a ­
son it is recom m ended th a t th e seed
be scarified befo re p la n tin g to in ­
I crease g e rm in a tio n .
A b o u t tw o
pounds of seed p er acre is g e n e ra lly
su ffic ie n t. T h e seed should be p la n t­
ed a t a sh allo w d ep th .
W h ile stra w b e rry clover is m ore
a lk a li- to le ra n t th a n
m ost
o th e r
p la n ts, th e m ost tr y in g period
for
th e crop w hen p la n te d on a lk a lin e
g ro u n d is w h ile th e p la n ts a re
young. Once th e ro o ts p e n e tra te be­
low th e h ig h ly c o n c e n tra te d a re a of
•soluble sa lts th e p la n t becom es in ­
cre a sin g ly v igorous. F o r t h a t r e a ­
son it is p ra c tic a l in som e in sta n c e s
to p la n t a sm all am o u n t of seed in
row s of good soil an d to tr a n s p la n t
th e p la n ts in th e second y e a r on th e
a lk a lin e soil.
A s tra w b e rry clover p a s tu re sh o u ld
be g iven an o p p o rtu n ity to th ick en
its foliage before liv esto ck a re p e r­
m itted to g raze it. T h is m ean s th a t
p ro b ab ly d u rin g th e firs t y e a r s tr a w ­
b erry clover should n o t be p a stu red ,
esp ecially w hen p lan ted on poor soil.
Special p re cau tio n m ay be n ecessary
Time for
Chicks!
PROVIDE HEAT WITH
GA8CO BRIQUETS
WHY GASCO BRIQUETS ARE THE
IDEAL BROODER STOVE FUEI^-
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UNIFORM TEM PERATURE
HOLD FIRE 8 TO 10 HOURS
HIGH IN RADIANT HEAT
NO ASHES OR CLINKERS
CONVENIENT & ECONOMICAL
See Guy Shaw at
Cooperative Hardware Service
PHONE 72-W
n e a r its p r i c e w ith these q u a lity features
Ï0RDV8
ONLY CAR w ith eig h t cylin ders se ll­
MORE floor-to-roof h eig h t th an in
ing for less than $956.*
any other low -p rice car. W IDEST rear
seat of any low -p rice car.
ONLY CAR w ith fu ll to r q u e -tu b e
d rive sellin g fo r less than $956.*
HIGHEST h orsep ow er-to-w eigh t ratio
o f any car sellin g for less th an $806.*
ONLY CAR s e llin g fo r le s s th a n
$889*. in w h ich both front and rear
sp rings are reliev ed o f driving and
b raking strains.
ONLY CAR w ith s e m i- c e n tr if u g a l
clu tch sellin g for less th an $956.*
GREATEST fu el econom y in m iles
per gallon o f any standard-drive car
w ith m ore than four cylin ders, proved
by the Ford “8 5 ” in th e recen t G ilm ore-
Y osem ite Econom y Run, as reported in
February M o to r A g e .
* Four-door Sedan, delivered
in D e tro it or a t fa cto ry
ONLY CAR w ith front radius rods
sellin g for less than $898.*
LOWEST
LARGEST h y d r a u lic b r a k e -lin in g
area p er pound o f car w e ig h t in any
ca r sellin g for le s s th an $ 8 40.* L argest
em ergen cy b rake-lining a rea o f any
car sellin g for less than $840.*
LARGER d iam eter brake drum s than
fo r,
lu n a to
fono "60„
v ' 8 coupe
584
° 9,l'roroe
in an y car sellin g for less th a n $956.*
FORD V-8
Easy to Roy • Easy T erm s • G enerous T rade-in A llo w a n ce
Hohrman Motor Co.
PHONE 571
Your Local Ford Dealer
also to p rev en t d e stru c tio n of the
young p la n ts by g rassh o p p ers, wild
fow l, p o u ltry an d
ra b b its,
w hich
seem to p re fe r s tra w b e rry clover.
Once s tra w b e rry clover Is e sta b lish ­
ed it w ith s ta n d s heav y g razin g .
Some g ro w ers s ta te th a t heav y g ra z ­
ing im proves an estab lish ed stan d .
W eeds, especially
h ig h -g ro w in g
weeds, should be rem oved from the
p astu re, o r a t le a st should be k ep t
mowed. S h ad in g w ill re ta rd
the
sp read in g of th e stra w b e rry clover
vines.
W hile a good in itia l sta n d is de­
sirable, a com plete cover can be ob­
tained n o rm ally by th e second or
th ird y e a r in a re a s w here only one
seedling comes up on each sq u are
foot th e firs t year. A sm all am o u n t
of seed m ay be produced th e firs t
year. T h is can be used to th ic k e n
the stan d .
F a rm e rs
d e sirin g
to
h a rv e s t
stra w b e rry clover seed from e s ta b ­
lished stan d s, e ith e r to in crease
th e ir acreag e or fo r sale, a re a d ­
vised by experienced g ro w ers to c u t
th e clover before It Is fu lly rip e and
w hile it sta n d s u p rig h t. A t m a tu ri­
ty th e clover fa lls and is v e ry d if fi­
c u lt to c u t an d a good deal of seed
is lost. T he seed w ill m a tu re if c u t
early, g ro w ers claim . G row ers em ­
phasize th a t it Is im p o rta n t th a t th e
clover be k ep t w e ll-irrig a te d up to
th e tim e of h a rv e st. If allow ed to
dry o u t even for a sh o rt tim e, the
p la n ts w ilt badly.
F arm e rs may inspect th is com pa­
ra tiv e ly new p a stu re crop by v is it­
ing d e m o n stra tio n a l plots on federal
p rojects p lan ted d u rin g th e past tw o
years by th e C ivilian C onservation
Corps and th e B ureau of R eclam a­
tion.
In fo rm atio n c o n cern in g seed
and f u r th e r d e ta ils of m ethod
of
gro w in g s tra w b e rry clover may be
o b tain ed from local seed grow ers,
county a g e n ts o r su p e rin te n d e n ts of
B ureau of R eclam ation projects.
A bout 20 tro p ic a l an d s u b -tro p i­
cal fru its a re com m ercially grow n
in th e U nited S tates, b u t F lo rid a
sees w ider possibilities, since m ore
th a n 600 such fru its a re know n.
HERMISTON, ORE.
v v Í-YOUR COSTS
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When you se­
lect your power,
consider both
the tractor and
th e w o r k in g
equipment built
for it.
John
Deere General
Purpose Trac­
tors and Equip­
ment are true
p a r tn e r s that
work hand in
hand to cut your
farming costs.
Only John Deere Gen­
eral Purpose Tractors
provide simple, two-cyl­
inder design, the depend­
ability and lo n g er life
of fewer, heavier parts,
and ability to burn low­
cost fuel successfully year
after year—plus all the
other John Deere general
purpose features.
In 3 power tizsi, and 7 medal«, there’« a
John Deere General Purpete Tractor for you.
J ohn D eere
TRACTORS
J ohn D eere
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E Q U IP M E N T
John D eere w o r k in g equ ip­
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s t a b ilit y ,
strength, sim p licity, easy han-
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eftc ien cy
A m on g (his quality
equ ipm ent are integral plow s,
c u l t i v a t o r s , push-type c o r n
pickers, p ow er m ow ers, shock
sweep, sweep rake, and a w i
variety o f d raw n equipm ent.
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Stores in Arlington, Heppner, W alla W alla and Athena.
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