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Newspaper Page Textr X PAGE FOUR THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. T h e H e r m is to n H e r a ld Published Every Thursday at Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. Alfred Quiring and Leander Quiring, Publishers. Entered at the post office at Hermiston as Second Class Matter, Dec. 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon. Subscription Rates One Year .......................................... $2.00 Six Months ...................................... 1.00 Three M onths......................................... 50 Payable in Advance Office Telephone....................................51 Residence Phone..................................28R O r eg PER I A T I ON P u b lis h A WORTHY ENTERPRISE We had the opportunity to attend the Stanfield CCC camp open house Sunday afternoon and were pleased to note the beautiful surroundings, the well kept barracks and the apparently well organized de partments. We were greatly impressed with the en tire arrangement at the camp and were reminded of fraternity days at the university. There seemed to be a general spirit of friendliness among the boys—a type of friendship that can only be found among a group of healthy, clean-cut fellows. Mr. F. D. R. may get a lot of criticism from all corners but in this instance it is money well spent. The boys are learn ing how to live, how to cooperate, how to work and how to be true blue citizens of this great United States. • HONEST TO GOODNESS CHAMPS A champ is a greater champ when honors do not affect him. Such is the case of Charles Kik, Ken neth Bensel and Harry Lewis, Hermiston boys who won distinction at the San Francisco exposition on their calves. The impressions that these boys left on members of the Commercial club and guests Tuesday night will linger long. Each of the boys declined to accept all the honor and gave credit to their parents and M. E. Knickerbocker, assistant county agent. In our minds such a characteristic is admirable and is bound to reward in more distinc tion in time to come. • In each issue of The Herald readers will find a column headed Garden Club chats. These items are written by Mrs. Charles Taylor and are creating much interest among amateur gardeners in this lo cality. Mrs. Taylor is doing a splendid job and the editors of The Herald wish to express their apprec iation for her work. • What with the advancing cricket plague, it might not be a bad stunt for our government agents to sponsor a cricket-eating contest among our col lege boys who are devouring anything from gold fish to angleworms. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA PRESENTS *•$8, LITTLt PtO P f THURSDAY. APRIL 27. 193». Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., offices 102.29 State Ind. Acc. Comm., Sher iff ............................ 15.23 East Oregonian, Clerk & Emerg..................................... 348.15 Salem-—Oregon’s "back to work” Lewis Fix, Recorder ............ 4.50 movement jolted the placement bar C. P. Miller, Jail ......... 6.40 ometer up 43 per cent during March T. M. BIrkbeck, Ind. Sold. .. 12.50 and 70 per cent of the 4173 regular Tommy Bond, General Road 25.00 G. A. Hartman, Postmaster, placements were In private industry, General Road ....... 45.00 the state unemployerant compensa Earl Snell, Sec., General Road .................................... 1.00 tion commission announced, follow ing compilation of the monthly re Pendleton Water Commis 4.96 sion, General Road ............ ports from the state’s 22 local em Andrews Equipment Co., The seasoned traveler carries AMERICAN ployment offices. General Road ..................... 111.57 Agriculture provided 18 per cent Associated Oil Co., General EXPRESS TRAVELERS CHEQUES and en Road .................................... 91.10 of rhe new jobs, an increase In the joys the comfort of knowing they will be ac- Co., state total of 11 per cent. Lumber Braden-Bell Tractor ceptec ed readily the world over . . . that prompt General Road J.................... 39.10 manufacturing noted a 7 per cent Beall Pipe & Tank Corp., refund will be made if they are lost or stolen jump to 23 per cent of the state to General Road ................... 1,278.00 un-couritersigned. There is no red tape . . . . a tal. Personal services rated about Broderick & Bascom Rope Co., General Road ............ 74.50 the same but publio construction countersignature, for identification, is the only Hardware Serv dropped from 3# per cent of the to Co-operative requirement. Issued in convenient denomina 2.25 ice, General Road .............. tal to 28 per cent, although still W. J. Clarke, General Road 50.32 tions of $10, $20, $50 and $100 at 75 cents for leading the field In actual numbers. Collier Motor Co., General each $100 purchased. Road .................................... 7.70 Pendleton, covering Umatilla and Morrow counties, accounted for 100, Connor’s Auto Repair, Gen YOU MAY PURCHASE THEM IN eral Road ........................... 13.70 or 2.4 per cent, of the state total. Consolidated Freight Linas, NEAT WALLETS FROM Newport, Salem, Klamath Falls General Road ..................... 2.29 and Astoria registered the largest Central Feed Store, General Road ...................................... 4.05 Increases. The Portland figure Equip. Co., Gener dropped from 30 per cent of the Columbia al Road ................................ 253.71 state total to 19 per cent. Foster Motor Co., General Road .................................... 382.40 F. B. SWAYZE, President L. G. Frazier, General Road 1.70 Fairbanks Morse & Co., Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation General Road ..................... 83.29 J COUNTY COURT ♦ Ferguson Motor Co., General ❖ ♦ « ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ « ♦ ❖ ♦ ❖ ❖ Road ............. ........................ 4.10 Feenaughty Machinery Co., Frank Kreba, General Road Payroll ................................ 22.62 CLAIMS ALLOWED BY THE COUN General Road ..................... 31.00 Payroll ............................... 95.15 H. M. Bennett, General Road TY COURT AT THE APRIL, Funk & McLean, General Dode Farrell, General Road Payroll ............................... 113.28 Road .................................... 75.00 Payroll ............................... 88.44 Cliff 1939, TERM EXCEPT CERTAIN McDonald, General Gilmore Oil Co., General H. Schuening, General Koad Road Payroll ....................... 116.76 CLAIMS ALLOWED BY STA Road ...................................... 47.70 Payroll ............................ .. 87.63 Roy Brown, General Road TUTE: Giffords Serv. Station, Gen F. T. Burke, General Road Payroll ............................... 107.20 eral Road ........................... 127.22 Payroll ............................... 80.75 Gail Alapach, General Road The Green Grocery, General G. A. Hartman, Postmaster, R. R. Bond, General Road Payroll ................................ 107.50 Road ...................................... 2.00 Clerk and Assessor ....... $120.00 Payroll ............................... 100.53 F. L. Hodgen, General Road Howard Cooper Corp., Gen C. Hutson, General Road Treasury of United States, Payroll ................... ♦......... 92.29 eral Road ........................... 292.24 Payroll ............................... 38.90 V. D. Bramer, General Road Emergency ........................ 126.44 Harvester Supply Co., Gener F. M. Henson, General Road Payroll ............................... 103.41 State Treasurer, Forest Pro al Road .................................... 23.24 Payroll ........................... 86.88 H. G. Lane, General Road tection .................................. 55.31 Holmes & Oliver, General L. Hoeft, General Road Payroll ................................ 99.81 The Lawyers Co-operative Road ...................................... 1.38 Payroll ............................... 4.12 S. D. Wilmot, General Road Pub. Co., Law Library ...... 37.60 Jones Scott Co., General E. E. Turner, General Road Payroll ............................... 14.57 Road .................................... 4.00 West Pub. Co., Law Lib......... 129.50 Payroll ............................... 19.4« R. J. Wheeler, General Road Jack Allen Supply Co., Gen The American Law Bk. Co., L. G. Fullerton, General Payroll ................................ 134.19 eral Road ........................... 230.74 20.00 Law Lib........................—... Road Payroll ..................... 137.48 Neil Devore, General Road 7.50 Everette J. King, General J. L. Murray, Clerk ........... K. Dickenson, General Road Payroll ............................... 105.44 Road .................................... 39.76 5.60 Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., Treas. Payroll ............................... 25.52 S. P. Westervelt, General Guy Cook, Cir. Court .......... 36.00 Kilham Stationery Co., Gen ¡Tommy Bond, General Road Road Payroll ..................... 51.57 eral Road ............................. George A. Hartman, Post 4.18 i Payroll ............................... 154.19 Walt Picard, General Road Larson Printing Co., General master, Rec. & School J. J. Kelley, General Road Payroll ............................... 103.84 Supt........................................ 8.18 Road ...................................... 3.50 Payroll ............................... 22.68 Bascom Doan, General Road W. R. Smythe, Poor ............ 75.00 Glen Long, General Road .... 11.00 ¡ l . P. Gilliland, General Road Payroll ................................ 14.98 Nina Sloan, Co. Court .......... 31.95 Nirschl Bros., General Road 374.05 Payroll ............................... 35.64 E. S. Fox, General Road Munnell & Sherrill, General Pendleton Water Comm,, John Barnes, General Road Payroll ................................ 94.69 Road .................................... 48.68 Court House ....................... 31.65 Payroll ............................... 135.91 E. L. Stephens. General Road Oregon Motor Service, Gen The Hermiston Herald, Co. A1 Moody, General Road Payroll ............................ A. 95.82 eral Road ........................... 58.56 Court, Clerk, Assess........... 56.90 Payroll ............................... 132,88 H. Magruder, General Road J. E. Olinger & Sons, Gen L. G. Frazier, Co. Court, Herb Caldwell, General Road Payroll ............................... 80.57 eral Road ........................... 15.94 1.40 Sheriff, Assess...................... Payroll ............................... 99.81 John, Henry, General Road Oregon Hardware Co., Gen West Coast Ptg. & Bd. Co., Percy Sweet. General Road Payroll ................................ 47,75 5.72 eral Road ............................. Cir. Court & Sheriff ........ 32.90 Payroll ........................98.¡>4 R. E. Wheeler, General Road R. E. Goad, Sheriff & Jail .. 263.39 Oregon State Highway Com IE. H. Hargett, General Road Payroll ................................ 37.97 mission. General Road .... 67.01 Larsen Ptg. Co., Sheriff & Payroll ............................... 99.41; H. Clark, General Road Recorder ............................. 25.30 Olsen King Inc., General |W. J. Helmick, General Road Payroll ...... .......................... 25.92 Road .................................... 3.50 Dunlap Stationery, Sheriff, Payroll ............................... 26.28 H. Alderman, General Road 2.50 Pendleton Tire Shop, Gener Recorder & Assess............. Joe Picard, General Road Payroll ................................ 20.28’ .50 al Road ............................... 5.50 M. E. Esselstyn, Sheriff ..... Payroll ............................... 136.26 Cecil Sams, General Road Pac. Power & Light Co., L. McIntyre, General Road Western Union, Sheriff and Payroll ............................ .. 6.11 General Road ......... 16.00 Treasurer ........................... 20.25 Payroll ............................... 98.54 Fred Birkshlre, General A. L. Warnock, General Lillian Nooy, Sheriff ............ 97.20 Pac. Power & Light Co., Road Payroll ..................... 2.02 General Road ..................... 29.25 Mary Houser, Sheriff .......... 41.00 Road Payroll ..................... 88.03 W. F. Brown, General Road Pac. Mach. & Tool Steel Co., Steve Borich, General Road H. & M. Ribbon & Carbon Payroll ............................... 184.69 General Road ..................... 22.74 Co., Sheriff, Clerk & Payroll ............................... 19.84 Frank Taylor, General Road Schools ............................... 20.50 Price Ransom Chev. Co., C. H. Reimann, General Payroll ............................... 98.64 General Road ..................... 29.73 Road Payroll ..................... 87.23 Ralph Longhorn,- General Louis Colcord, Sheriff ........ 1.50 H. A. Pankow, Sheriff .......... 4.50 Penland Bros., General Road 25.46 E. C. Myrick, General Road Road Payroll ..................... 43.73 Payroll ............................... 94.39 Ralph Moody, General Road Bushong & Co., Clerk .......... 18.26 Portland - Pendleton Motor 3.08 E. Blanchett, General Road Milton Eagle, Clerk .............. 3.50 Freight, General Road ..... Payroll ................................ 92.92 Robertson Heavy Hardware Pac. Stationery & Ptg. Co., derk 2.41 Co,, General Road .............. 20.24 Clare Gianelli, Clerk .......... 16.20 Small's Hardware, General Road ........................................ 8.05 Freewater Times, Clerk ..... 4.50 L. A. Smith Machine Shop, George A. Hartman, (Post General Road .................... 33.30 master, Rec. ft Sch. Supt. 80.00 Clare Gianelli, Recorder ---- 8.10 W. G. Sutherland, General Road .................................... 109 20 L. J. McAtee, Recorder ........ 5.02 Dorothy W. Bell, Treas........ 20.25 Standard Oil Co., General Road .................................... 161.12 R. T. Gilliland, Assess........... 75.40 E. E. Walden, Assess............ 88.58 Shell Oil Co., General Road 301.02 x:*|| -ft -SÄ ■ D. W. Davis. Assess. ............ 13.38 Stanfield Serv. Station. Gen eral Road ........................... 19.14 O. F. Steele. Assess................ 183.10 Auto Electric, Burdette Ross. Assess........... 90.00 Simpson’s 8.55 General Road ..................... 7.17 J. A. Yeager. School Supt. .. State Ind. Acc. Comm., Gen M. Hartman Long, Court eral Road ........................... 157.54 House .................................. 1.75 The Texas Co., General Road 36.42 J. N. Allen Supply Co., Court House ..................... 11.77 The Texas Co., General Road 4.76 The Taylor Hardware Co.. SmjAthe|Ba,rthel Co.. Oourt General Road ..................... 71.82 House ................................... 27.60 Murphy Paint Co., Court Union Oil Co., General Road 107.91 House ................................... 2.80 Union Oil Co., General Road 3.57 Troy Laundry, Court House 1.00 Van Petten Lumber Co.. General Road ..................... 19.75 Jones-Kay Co., Court House 5.55 . - > -'***'* 3.00 Vaughan’s Elec., Court House 9.25 R. J. Wheeler. General Road W. J. Clarke. Court House 5.54 Warner McCorkle, General .75 Road ................. Ind. City Scavenger, Court House ................................... 3.00 L. E. Williams, General 3.00 Pac. Power * Light Co., Road Court House ....................... 98.53 Western Wreckers. General 2.00 Road JO H N DEERE S ID E -D E L IV E R Y RAKE St. Anthony’s Hospital. Poor 90.50 Dr. J. A. Best. Poor ............ 37.50 Carl W. Cashmers, General DOES A CLEAN JOB AT TRACTOR SPEED Road .. 3.56 J. L. Eldridge, Poor Farm Supt.............. 254.70 General Petroleum Corp., General Road ................. 1,170.73 Pac. Power & Light Co., T his is the only side-delivery rake Poor Farm ........................... 44.71 Richfield Oil Co., General designed especially for use with trac Road .................................... 44.00 The Taylor Hdwe. Co., Poor General Farm ............................... 616 Brown’s Garage, tors. The self-adjusting, floating cyl Road .................................... 2.25 Koeppen’s Drug Co., Poor inder, an exclusive, patented feature, Farm .................................... .75 Fletcher Oil Co.. General J. C. Penney Co., Poor Farm 3.16 Road ................................. 830.46 is geared to work with the smooth, Tallman * Co., Poor Farm 13.74 Oregon State Highway Com slow, easy motion of the horse-drawn mission, General' Road ...... 20.00 Pendleton Drug Co., Poor 8.25 FEATURES rake, and a fourth tooth bar provides Kennell-EUIs. Jail ................ 3.50 Pac. Tel. C., General Road 23.63 The Taylor Hardware Co., Chas. Williams. General • E x tr a row o f extra raking capacity to compensate teeth for greater Jail ...................................... 1.13 Road Payroll ..................... 114.99 for the faster ground speed of the capacity Guy H. Johnson Co., Court L. Wolf. General Road Pay House ................................... 26 on roll ...................................... 91.64 tractor. • Floating cylin Hamley * Co., Jail .............. 2.25 Lyle Potter, General Road der floats the hay Tallman & Co.. Jail .............. 1.50 Payroll ............................... 130.64 On this light-running rake, the gently into wind J. C. Penney Co.. Jail ........ 1.80 S. Fullerton, General Road rows with leaves teeth follow the lay of the land and Glenn's Pharmacy, Jail ........ 1.70 Payroll .............................A. 87.45 inside rake the hay clean into loose, fluffy F. M. Caverhill, Watermas- C. C. Pederson, General ter 171.82 Road Payroll ..................... 102.65 • B u ilt e x tr a windrows. Be sure to see this tractor W L. Hamm. Ind. Sold. 96.45 John Eichner. General Road strong for use with rake before haying starts. tractor Dr. A. H. MacLaren. Health Payroll ............................... 93.05 Unit .................... 9.98 F. B. Hayes, General Road D R O P IN W H E N Y O U A R E IN T O W N Marjory Bohart, Health Unit 62.20 Road Payroll .................... 149.19 Elma Whipple, Health Unit 53.10 Marvin Bennett. General Alteen E. Moreland. Health 74.91 Road Payroll ............. Unit ................................ 27.85 Bud Wagoner. General Road 47.78 Dr. A. H. MacLaren. Health Lester Bolin. General Road Unit 52.55 Payroll ............................... 3.23 PENDLETON - PHONE 518 State Dept. of Agriculture. Pete Shaver. General Road Sealer of Weights ........... 30.58 ! Payroll ......................... 99.68 Stores in Arlington, Heppner, Walla Walls and Athena. Mrs. E. B. Casteel. Postage D. Fullerton. General Road (offices) ............................. 24.00 Payroll ............................... 147.07 Carl W. Chambers. Co. Court 17.00 C. H Wheeler. General Road Wm. Swltsler. Co. Court ...... 34.40 JOHN DEERE QUALITY IM PLEM ENTS and SERVICE Payroll ................................ 92 25 AGRICULTURE AID TO STATE EMPLOYMENT American Express Travelers Cheques FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON HX RAKIN G T IM E C U T IN H A LF They’re off! How merrily they go Plumb full of joy and hi-de-hol "Turn here,” two happy porkers say* "Our swimmin' hole is down this w ay.” “Tush! Tush! You boys, don't make me nervous,’ The third one yells—"First, Standard Service!” Test Standard Gasoline and Service ■ you’ll like the results. Get our latest TRAVEL TTKES WEEKLY, free while they last at Standard StatioM. Inc., Authorised Distributors and Standard Oil Dealers USI OU« NATIONAL CSIDIT CARD — OOOO IN YO U ! 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