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COUNTY FAIR TO HAVE
MANY NEW FEATURES
PAGE FIVH
T H F HFRMIÇTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
1939
CANNING
SCHEDULE
FROM
JULY 17 TO 22
g to 11 a. m.
Mon. F ru it, B erries
T u esd ay
M eat
W ed. F ru it, B erries
T h u rs. No C an n in g
F ri. F ru it, B erries
S at.
No C an n in g
O th er p ro d u cts can n ed
a rra n g e m e n t.
12 to 3 :3 0
B eans
C orn
B eans
C orn
B eans
Corn
by sp ecial
H erm isto n Co-op C an n ery .
EASTERN OREGON 4-H
FIELD TRIP TO BE
HELD NEXT WEEK
W A NTED — CHICKENS AND VEAL.
W. B. F o ster, 3 mi. e a st D iagonal
road, R t. 1, H erm iston.
47-3p
FOR SALE— GOOD G RADE MILK
goats, all sizes, for m ilk , for pets,
T h e a n n u a l E a s te rn O regon field for m eat.
P rice reaso n ab le. One
tr ip for 4-H clu b boys w ill tak e place m ile n o rth
of H erm isto n . C. A.
M onday, T u esd ay and W ednesday of L are.
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th e co m in g w eek. T h e to u r w ill
s t a r t a t th e U nion ex p e rim e n t s ta tio n TO TRADE— 40 ACRES, C R E E K ,
sp rin g s, house, b arn , tim b er, som e
w h ere a co m p lete ex a m in a tio n w ill
be m ade of th e field crops an d liv e­ cleared, fr u it and b erries, for e a s t­
sto ck ex p e rim e n ts now ta k in g place ern Oregon land. H a rry B arr, R t. 1,
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on th e s ta tio n an d it is p lan n ed to R a in ier. O regon.
spend th e firs t n ig h t cam p in g in th e
HOUSE FOR SALE AT ST A N FIE L D
s ta tio n grove.
— A utom obile in p a rt p aym ent.
T he fo llo w in g day th e to u r w ill
See F. A. B aker, a g en t, S tan field .
ta k e in sev eral stock ra n c h e s of in ­
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te re st in B ak er c o u n ty and w ill
cam p th e second n ig h t a t th e fa ir W A NTED AT ONCE— N. II. or R. I.
g ro u n d s a t H alfw ay . On th e fin a l
Red chix from 6 to 10 w eeks old.
day besides v is itin g som e farm s in S ta te age and price w an ted . W rite
th e P in e V alley d is tric t, it is p la n ­ Mrs. H. O. B aum an, L ex in g to n , Ore.
ned to to u r th e C ornucopia gold
47-lp
m ines in B ak er county.
SADDLE
On th is tr ip th e boys a re ta k in g TOR SALE OR T liA llK
pony
for
ladies
or
ch
ild
re
n , g en ­
th e ir ow n b ed d in g and cam p in g
e q u ip m en t and w ill p re p a re all of tle. R. B. W ilcox, phone 97F3, H e r­
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th e ir ow n m eals Boys from th e w est m iston.
end of U m a tilla co u n ty p la n n in g to FOR R E N T — 3 A. RANCH, 1 ACRE
a tte n d a re C lay to n B uell, Tom m y
p astu re, 6-room house, sh a d y law n
Todd. Bobby E a to n an d H en ry Som­ a t $20 per m onth. P h o n e 18W 2.
m e re r J r . H a rry F. C line, a s s is ta n t
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co u n ty a g e n t a t M ilton, w ill be in
c h a rg e of th e U m a tilla co u n ty a g g re ­ PIANO BARGAIN — B EA U TIFU L
sm all size piano, lik e new ; also
g atio n .
la rg e r p ian o m ust be ta k e n up. W ill
sell for u npaid balance. E a sy term s.
W rite T a llm a n P ian o S tore, Salem ,
Ore.
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(C o n tin u ed from page 1)
H o u g h to n , Irrig o n ; Mrs. L on E tte r,
P ilo t R ock; C h arles Sm iley, F r u i t­
d a le ; H e n ry W ilson , C o lu m b ia; W .
F . Savage, P e n d le to n ; C lyde K en-
niso n, S ta n fie ld ; Lloyd M cD onald,
D espain G ulch; A lfred C uhm a, E cho,
T h e av e ra g e p ro d u ctio n of th e 20
and R. B. T aylor, H elix, co u n ty p res­
h erd s on te s t d u rin g th e m o n th of
id e n t of th e F a rm B u reau .
Ju n e w as 641.8 lbs. of m ilk a n d 28-
T h e co m m ittees follow :
D airy
.04 lbs. of fa t. T h e h ig h h erd in th e
cow s— Don S herw ood, H. R. H a r t­
over-20-cow g ro u p w as ow ned by
ley, C u rtis D yer, F ra n k S eeliger,
Dell C h ristle y , w hose h erd av erag ed
Del C h ristley , W . M. P eterso n .
C h ick en s — C. M. Jack so n , Lloyd 768.6 of m ilk an d 34.65 of fa t. In
M cD onald, W. B. F o ste r, J. W . Mc­ th e 12-20 cow g ro u p th e H ap p y
T h o t Jerse y F a rm , p ro d u cin g 815.4
M ullen, M rs. H. M. S om m erer, Neva
of m ilk an d 39.21 of fa t; and in th e
P ilo n an d Mrs. H e n ry M olstrom .
u
C rops— H en ry O tt, B ax ter H u tc h ­ n d er-1 2 -co w g ro u p Chas. L y n ch
ison, A dolph Skovbo of B o ard m an , had th e h ig h h erd of 10 cows p ro ­
Mrs. F ra n k S eeliger, M rs. A. W. d u cin g 1330.5 m ilk an d 43.78 fat.
M. L. M eyers o f B o ard m an w as
T u rn b la d , Mrs. H a rry M cC orm ack
of S ta n fie ld , Mrs. Lon E tte r, M rs. W. added to th e m em b ersh ip of th e as­
T. B ray of U m a tilla an d W m . Bade so ciatio n a n d Joe L ong of U m a tilla
was dropped.
of F re e w a te r.
T u r k e y s — H aro ld R a n k in , Jo h n
Je n d z re je w sk i, D onald DeMoss, Lo­
FOR SA LE— TWO COLTS, 4 Y EA R
g a n T odd, R. V. Jo n es an d Mrs.
olds, 1500 lb s.; young bay team ,
M erle P o tte r.
2800 lbs.; sp rin g e r Jersey cow ; also
W o m en 's D e p a rtm e n t— 'Mrs. Geo.
D u rin g th ese su m m er m o n th s m a ­ V an ity type k itc h e n ra n g e . Bud
H a rk e n rid e r, M rs. C. M. Jack so n ,
In sp ite of som e d iffic u lty n o rm a l­
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M rs. C u rtis Sim ons, M rs. G erald ly ex p erien ced in w estern O regon in ny a y o u n g g ra d u a te w ill s t a r t o u t D au g h erty , B u tte r C reek.
W h ite , Mrs. Roy H ale, Mrs. R ay Ju s- se c u rin g a s ta n d of a lfa lfa , th e a c re ­ lo o k in g fo r h is or h e r f ir s t job. A
W
A
NTED
—
G
IRL,
14
YEARS
OF
tiso n and Mrs. C onlon of U m atilla, age is fo rg in g ah ead . F rom fig u re s p erso n n el d ire c to r o r em ployer is
age
or
older,
to
w
ork
fo
r
piano
M rs. A ntone C u n h a, Mrs. H aw ley com piled by th e O regon S ta te col­ q u ick to a p p ra ise a n a p p lic a n t by h is
lessons. See G olda M timma, M ain
B ean an d M rs. Roscoe M yers of lege ex ten sio n service, grim m a lf a l­ ap p e a ra n c e , b efo re ev er g e ttin g dow n
St.,
H erm isto n , Ore.
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to h is sp ecial fitn e ss fo r an y p a r ­
E cho.
fa is becom ing m ost p o p u lar w ith
H ow m an y of th ese
H oney— J. Skovbo, E. B. W a tte n - W illa m e tte v alley fa rm e rs as a fo r­ tic u la r w ork.
y o u n g people, as th e y a p p ro ach p ro s­ APRICOTS A R E R IP E — QUALITY
b u rg e r of B u tte r C reek an d E. D.
age crop.
and size e x tra fin e th is year. P rice
pectiv e em ployers w ill p ass th is ap­
M ossie of P ilo t R ock.
G rim a lfa lfa n o rm ally p ro d u ces a
m
oderate.
W in d fa lls a t 2c lb. E d ­
F lo w ers — M rs. F. C. M cK enzie, ton m ore h ay to th e acre th a n th e p earan ce te s t— good p o stu re ; c lea r,
45-3p
s p a rk lin g eyes, m onds O rchard, U m atilla.
Mrs.
Mrs.
rvem
q( Q ther h ay cropg
th e fresh com p lex io n ;
M
rs. F. B. B elt, M
rs. j J. . „ H. . R
eid, mra.
Mrs. ,
H. J . O tt. Mrs. A. C ^ b e r t o
°. 1 w in a m e t te v alley , acco rd in g to th e good te e th ; a w ell-n o u rish ed body, W E T A K E T H E DAM !! OUT OF
N. D. B ard of S U n firtd , M rs. W m.
fn
w eg ter„ O regon co u n . b u t n o t o v erw eig h t?
dam aged tire s w ith a n O. K. R u b ­
E m - p lo - y ers a re lo o k in g for a w o rk-
S w itz le r of U m atilla. Mrs.
el
57,085 acres of grim m a lfa lfa
ber W eld. All w ork g u a ra n te e d , an y
p riso n , Mrs. W a lte r C ressw ell of
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lg 3 g ag conipared t0 e r th a t w ill be a le r t an d keen in a size. H a r r a h ’s T exaco Service, 1008
P e n d leto n .
‘ only 3,310 in 1926. L an e c o u n ty busy, crow ded office. T h e h a b its th a t E. C o u rt a t V iad u ct, P e n d le to n , O re­
H ogs— H. J. S tillin g s. P a u , P a rt-
g p ro d u c t,on of n ,0 0 0 d isre g a rd “ body n eed s" may p rev en t gon.
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a y o u n g person from b u ild in g th e
low of B o ardm an, V ern D u n h am . P a t
alfa]fa
h e a lth w hich should be a p a rt of FO R ^ A L E — HOUSEHOLD FU R N I-
Q u in n , S ta n fie ld , an d Chas. Srr>l"v. i
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y o u th , an d th e lack of w hich m ay
tu re. P h o n e 31. M rs. A lice W ag ­
Beef C attle, S heep— L. A. M cClin-
I M C I ID A h | f F
keep h im from su cceed in g to th e e x ­ n er.
tock. P e n d leto n . R. G. S aylor. J - e FIRST IN S U K A N V t
46-3p
te n t of h is ca p a b ilitie s.
M yers, Jo e R am os J r., E cho, and
A w ise m o th er w ill h elp to e sta b ­ FOR SA LE— W E L L IM PRO VED 10
M ack H oke of P en d leto n .
a c re s ; one m ile n o rth ; coops for
lish good food h a b its e a rly in c h ild ­
F o u r-H W ork — W a lte r H o lt. M.
hood an d w ill c o n tin u e to en co u rag e 600 h en s; a lfa lfa ; sh ad e; fru its , a u ­
E . K n ick erb o ck er, H a rry F . C line,
y o u n g people of h ig h school an d col­ to m atic w a te r sy stem ; 4 00 hens,
C h a rle s K ik. K e n n e th B ensel, H en ­
45-3p
ry Som m erer, E u g en e R u g g and o th -
E rn e s t C h risto p h erso n of lo n e in lege to d rin k m ilk , e a t p len ty of $2500. L ew is P earso n .
„„
M orrow co u n ty an d G eorge L. B ar- fr u its an d v eg etab les, an d in clu d e
,
. SMALL SIZED M ODERN PIANO—
j n e tt o f K ent in S h erm an co u n ty are w h o le-g rain b read an d cereals in
,T1 1
W ill sacrifice. T erm s. W. N.
th e e ir
ir d d aily
a ily m
m eals,
eals. su
Such
■ th e tw o firs t O regon w h eat g ro w ers th
c n food
tooa h a b its, |
Bqx ?5 SlM)kane> W n
45. 5p
to h av e th e ir a p p lic a tio n s fo r crop to
e r l w
p le n ty of fresh
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l U g g C e L th
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in su ra n c e p ay m en ts approved by the su n sh in e an d lo n g h o u rs of sleep w ill W A N TED — COMBINE 5VORK W IT H
s ta te office, an n o u n ces Clyde K iddle, g ive boys an d g irls th a t look of k e e n ­
new com bine, $4.00 per acre. Chas.
su p e rv iso r of th e fed eral cro p in- ness, fresh n ess, c lea n lin es, and good H e rric k , S u n rise F a rm , S tan field .
Feed re p re se n ts th e la rg e st item g u ran ce progvam | n O regon u n d e r h e a lth th a t sh o u ld co m p lem en t h is
45-3p
of cost in th e busin ess of p ro d u cin g th e AAA
I o r h e r special tr a in in g fo r a job.
eggs, an d . as a re la tiv e ly sm all p ro- , v C „ h , risto p h erso n
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« P e m rh a a p p s s n n o o t t sn
- s - FR A M ES FOR GLASSES, $2.50. A.
had
acres
en o o u
u g g h » y o u n g s people
W. B ehrm an, W a tc h m a k e r, H erald
fit per dozen is m ade even by e tn - ingured u n d er fo u r policies. He is a p p re c ia te th e im p o rta n c e of good
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c ie u t o p erato rs, th e propel se ec ion agkjng in d em n ities on tw o of them n u t r jtio n jn im p ro v in g ap p earan ce, Office, H erm isto n .
of feed for lay in g hens is o u mo. ¡n v o lv in g 512 a cres w hich w ill yield gome g i r ig, j n th e ir e ffo rt to rem ain LOST— 3 MO. AGO, ONE BLACK
__ riv
« I, e th em selv es o f fnr.H
.
«n
,.
j d ep
im p o rta n c e if egg pr lio d u clio n IS O . below
no rm
rm al
al
¡slim
food npc-
nec-
G elding, roach m ane, no b ran d .
be k ept a p a y in g business.
■This is th e firs t crop fa ilu re
e8Bary t0 p ro te c t h e a lth . T h e d ays Joe H a w k in s, A dam s, Ore.
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T Phese
hese facts a re p o ointed
in ted o u t by H . my h is to ry of fa rm in g " , said C h ris- when , t wag co n sidered s m a rt to be
AND ALTERATIONS-—
th e p pou
tr y , - - us
4o„jlerso
n n a a tu
E. Ccaby, head of
ot m
oum
-
toph erso n ¡n
in re g a rd to h his
is a p p lie
li e s s - - ¡ 1 .,,
tu r r a a llv
lly th
th i i n n ” ” a a re
re a a th
th in
in g g of
of SEW ING
E
b a n d ry d e p a rtm e n t a t O regon s t a te
,,j havg farm ed th e p re se n t )hg pagt_ and th e m a tc h -stic k fig
In q u ire a t B ow m an Shoe Shop,
44-etc
college in th e in tro d u c tio n to a new
gincg 191fi
n su re ly i8 lu ck y ¡ reg nf # few yearg ag0 a re d e fin ite- . H erm iston.
ex ten sio n b u lle tin ju s t issued, en for me th a t I took o u t in su ra n c e th is jy QUt G oing w ith o u t b re a k fa st, or
FOR SA LE— 26 H EAD O F W E A N E R
title d "F ---------
e e d in „ g -----
L a y in g „ H en s.”
y e a r.” T he crop in su ran ce co rp o r- , im jttn g ¡t to to a st a n d black coffee 5 pigs.
F. C. F re d erick so n , iF rl-
T h e im p o rtan ce of feed in re la tio n
doubt|egg pay c h ris to p h e r-
w ith p erh ap s o th e r m eals of sim ila r gon.
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_ eg g q u a lity is also p o in ted o u t in
. p c&gh r a th e r th a n in w h eat n a tu re , p ro d u ces m a ln o u rish ed tls-
to
th e b u lle tin , w hich show s t h a t care acco rd in g to K iddle.
gueg an d f a t| gue w h ich m akes good HOUSES FOR R E N T — ALSO AN
less uses of c e rta in feeds an d o ilier
G eorge B a rn e tt h ad a poi icy cov-I p o stu re im
im possible,
m ay
a p a rtm e n t w ith ele c tric ra n g e and
possible, m
ay cause
cause te
te e e th
th
fa u lty m a n ag e m en t p ra c tic e s
have e rin g 171
— a cres of - w -------------
Also p a stu re to re n t.
in te r w h eat to decay, and gives a tire d , sallow re frig e ra to r.
o b je c tio n a b le e ffects on in te rio r egg w ith a g u a ra n te e d
p ro d u ctio n
of look to th e face.
H. E. H an b y , H erm isto n .
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1552 bushels. D ro u th and fro sts,
q u a lity .
Y o u n g people n a tu r a lly do n o t
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
“ O regon for m ore th a n tw o dec­ how ever, reduced h is yield to only
p u t th e sam e ev a lu a tio n upon h ealth
ad e s h as been p ro d u cin g a su rp lu s ab o u t 427 b u sh els. As a re s u lt, he
th a t a d u lts do. B u t d o n ’t le t th is
D ep artm en t of th e In te rio r
of eggs th a t m u s t com pete on a w ill receiv e 1125 b u sh els ‘ from in d iffe re n c e w o rry you — ju s t check
No. 028892
specified q u a lity b asis a t d is ta n t te r ­ sto red w h eat h eld by th e in su ra n c e
it off to lack of experience.
G en eral land office a t T he D alles,
m in al m a rk e ts w ith eggs fro m
all corporatj<, n
Hig p rem iu m am o u n t-
B ut if you have s ta rte d e a rly e n ­ O regon, J u n e 23, 1939.
sectio n s o t th e c o u n try ,
Cosby 1
248 bushels.
ough in y o u r cam p aig n fo r good h ab-
NOTICE is h ereby g iven th a t
« .0 X 1 .- e r S e n
n o r
f lO IP n
18
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«7 A O
p o in ts o u t. "T h e p rice p er dozen Is
O
regon
w h e a t _ g ro w ers have 708 its of e a tin g you m ay be su re th a t C harles N. Seeliger of H erm isto n ,
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d e te rm in e d by th e q u a lity of eggs policies in effect th is y ear ou t of a
y o u n g g ra d u a te w ill have th e
a t th e e a ste rn m a rk e ts to w h ich O re­ to ta l of 834 In su ran ce a p p lic a tio n s d „ aIj ( |eg of h e a lth a n d ap p e a ra n c e
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tn
p d ic t
h e
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gon eggs a re sh ip p e d .”
filed. T I t . t is . ♦cxzv
too o e a a rly
to n p r re
d ic t t th
e w , hich
a re even m ore Im p o rta n t In
T h is b u lle tin . No. 526. discusses e x te n t o f losses to be paid, says K id­
E LEC TR IC A L CONTRACTOR
h o ld in g th a n in g e ttin g a Job.
feed n u tr ie n ts , feed
fo rm u las for dle. b u t p re lim in a ry re p o rts com ing
MOTOR SERV ICE
d iffe re n t purposes, a n a ly s is an d v i­ in from G illiam . Je ffe rso n , M orrow
Freshman Week Broadcast Billed
P hone 22-R
H erm isto n
ta m in c o n te n t of v ario u s feeds, an d gnd g h erm an co u n ties. p a rtic u la rly ,
O regon S ta te C ollege— W h a t th e
d iffe re n t feed in g m eth o d s fo r d iffer- in d ,c a te th a t grow erg w ill co llect in- p ro sp ectiv e O regon S ta te college
in g circu m stan ces.
T h e re a re also d e m n |ty p aynlen t8 a m o u n tin g to s tu d e n t m ay ex p ect to fin d on th e
sectio n s on h o u sin g ra n g e p u llets, gom ew here u n d e r 100,000 b u sh els, cam p u s d u rin g F resh m an week n ext
feed in g b re e d in g h en s fo r rep ro d u c- perhapg
a n 70.000.
ru«i7» n0
i.«, m ore th
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, fa ll w ill be d iscussed
o v er rad io
The C
C o o rv
rv allis
allis AAA
AAA office
office h h a s Just 1 KOAC S a tu rd a y ev en in g , J u ly
15,
tio n . and h a n d lin g h en s In in d lrl-
d u a l cages.
been n o tified th a t d e ta ils of th e s t a r tin g a t 9 :0 0 o’clock. T h e d is­
| 1940 crop in s u ra n c e p ro g ram have cussion w ill be one of th e series of
Shaws Invade Wheat Fields
been approved an d th a t th eae pro- college ro u n d ta b le p ro g ram s, in
— Spray Painting and Signs —
F o u r sons of Mr. and Mra. G uy T| de fo r a so m ew h at sim p lified and w hich E. B. Lem on, c h a irm a n . Dean
Anything - Anywhere • Anytime
Shaw of H erm iato n a re w o rk in g in im proved p lan fo r th e co m in g year, U. G. D ubach, an d sev eral o th e r
All W o rk G u aran teed - E stim a te s
th e w h e a t h a rv e s t in th e L ex in g to n j More of th e w ork of iasuing policies m em bera of th e
F resh m an week
FREE
a re a . In clu d ed In th e am all a r m y ; w m be done in th e co u n tlea and co m m ittee w ill ta k e p a rt. O regon
a re Lee. Aaa, V eeter an d C art. No r e - ' h e re a f te r th e In su ran ce w ill b e w rit- S ta te w aa one of th e pio n eers in de­
Pkona 131
Hermiston, Ora.
p o rt has been fo rth o m in g aa to how , ten a t th e aam e tim e th e a p p licatio n v elo p in g F resh m an w eek aa an aid
to incoming students.
th e y a r e s ta n d in g th e h e a t.
, is filed.
JUNE REPORT OF
UMATILLA-MORROW
DAIRY ASSOCIATION
TODAY'S EMPLOYER
ALFALFA NOW LEADS LOOKS FOR CLEAN
BILL OF HEALTH
WEST OF CASCADES
O regon, w ho, on J u n e 20, 1934, m ade
O rig in al H om estead E n try , Act 6-6-
12. No. 028892. fo r ? E ' i N W 'i and
E H S W ',4, S ection 32, T o w n sh ip 5
N „ R an g e 28 E .. W illa m e tte M erid­
ian. has filed n otice of in te n tio n to
m ak e fiv e-y ear P roof, to esta b lish
claim to th e lan d above described,
before W. J. W a rn e r, U. S. C om m is­
sio n er, a t h is office a t H erm isto n ,
O regon, on th e 1 0 th day of A ugust,
1939.
C laim an t
nam es as w itnesses;
P h ilip A. P ow er, C arson L in d er.
H e rb e rt M etteer, an d Jesse M. P rin -
dle, all of H e rm isto n . O regon.
W. F. JACKSON,
R eg ister.
( J u n e 29—-Ju ly 2 7 )
T his sun mons ¡3 published in th e
| H erm iston H erald, a new sp ap er pub­
lis h e d w eekly nt H erm isto n . U m a til­
la C ounty, O regon, an d w ill be pub­
lis h e d for fo u r successive w eeks be­
g in n in g w ith th e issue d ated and
published J u n e 22, 1939, and e n d in g
w ith th e issue d ated and p u blished
¡Ju ly 20, 1939, by o rd er of th e H on-
lo rab le C alvin L. Sw eek, Ju d g e of th e
above e n title d c o u rt, m ade th e 2 0 th
!day of Ju n e , 1939.
D ated th is th e 22nd day of Ju n e ,
1939.
PE TE R SO N & PETER SO N ,
A tto rn e y s for P la in tiff.
R esidence an d P ost O ffice,
A ddress, P en d leto n , Ore.
( J u n e 2 2 -Ju ly 20 )
__
LAND SALE NOTICE
E q u ity No. 6459
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN th a t
th e u n d ersig n ed . S h eriff of U m atilla
C ounty. O regon, by v irtu e of an o r­
d er d u ly m ade and en tered h erein by
th e C ounty C o u rt of U m a tilla C oun­
ty. O regon, on th e 1 9 th d ay of Ju n e ,
1939, w ill, on th e 22 day of Ju ly ,
1939, at th e h o u r of 1 0 :0 0 o’clock
in th e forenoon, sell to th e h ig h e st
b id d er for cash, a t th e fro n t door of
th e U m a tilla C ounty C o u rt H ouse.
P e n d leto n , O regon, su b ject to a m in ­
im um price of $50.00 th e re fo r, to be
paid in ra sh , a t th e tim e of sale, the
follow ing described parcel of land,
h e re to fo re by U m atilla C ounty, O re­
gon, acq u ired for d elin q u e n t taxes,
to -w it:
S W '4 S W ’/i N E>4, Section
16.
T ow nship 5, N o rth R an g e 28. E.
W , M.
R. E. GOAD. S h e riff
of U m a tilla C ounty.
( J u n e 2 2 -Ju ly 20)
IN T H E C IRCU IT COURT OF T H E
STA TE OF OREGON FOR
UM ATILLA COUNTY
SUMMONS
SUMMONS
E q u ity No. 6458
IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E
STA TE OF OREGON FOR
UM ATILLA COUNTY.
G eorge A. L a F o n ta in e , P la in tiff,
vs. L orrol L a F o n ta in e , D efen d an t.
To L orrol L a F o n ta in e , d e fe n d a n t
above nam ed:
IN T H E NAM E O F T H E
STA TE OF OREGON;
Y ou a re h ereb y n o tified and re ­
q u ired to a p p e a r in th e above e n ti t­
led co u rt an d cau se on o r before
T h u rsd a y , th e 2 0 th d ay of Ju ly ,
1939, w hich is w ith in fo u r w eeks
from th e d a te of th e f ir s t p u b lic a ­
tio n of th is sum m ons, and an sw er
th e co m p lain t of th e p la in tiff filed
h e re in a g a in s t you and you w ill ta k e
n o tic e th a t if you fail to a p p e a r and
a n sw er said co m p lain t or o th erw ise
plead th e re to w ith in said tim e th e
p la in tiff fo r w a n t th e re o f w ill apply
to th e co u rt fo r th e re lie f p ray ed for
th e re in , n am ely fo r a d e cree of th e
co u rt diseolving th e m a rria g e con­
tr a c t e x is tin g betw een p la in tiff and
d e fe n d a n t an d fo r o th e r e q u ita b le
re lief.
Eyes Examined by Modern
Methods.
Glasses Ground to Fit
When Needed.
— REA SO NA BLE PR IC ES —
DR. DALE ROTHWELL
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L illia s H. P ay n e, P la in tiff,
vs.
E ra s tu s O. P ay n e, D efendant.
TO ERA STUS O. PA YN E, D efen d an t
above nam ed:
IN T H E NAME OF T H E
STA TE OF OREGON:
You a re h ereby req u ired to a p p e a r
a n d a n sw e r the co m p lain t of th e
p la in tiff filed a g a in s t you in th e
above e n title d co u rt and cause w ith in
fo u r w eeks from th e d a te of th e
firs t p u b licatio n of th is sum m ons,
nam ely on o r before T h u rsd a y , Ju ly
27, 1939, an d if you fail to so a p p ear
an d a n sw er or o th erw ise plead th e r e ­
to w ith in said tim e th e p la in tiff for
w a n t th ereo f w ill apply to th e co u rt
fo r th e re lie f prayed for th e re in to-
w it, fo r a decree of th e c o u rt d is­
so lv in g th e m a rria g e c o n tra c t now
an d
h e re to fo re e x is tin g
betw een
p la in tiff and d e fe n d a n t a n d fo r a
c h a n g e ot th e nam e of th e p la in tiff
from th a t of L illia s H. P a y n e to
th a t of L illias H. Moore, h e r m aiden
nam e.
T h is sum m ons is p ublished in th e
H e rm isto n H erald , a new spaper p u b ­
lished w eekly in H erm isto n , U m a til­
la C ounty, O regon, p u rs u a n t to an
o rd e r m ade a n d en tered h e re in by
H o n o rab le C alvin L. Sw eek, Ju d g e of
th e above e n title d co u rt, on th e 26th
d ay of J u n e , 1939, an d it w ill be
p u b lish ed for fo u r con secu tiv e w eeks
b e g in n in g w ith th e issue d a te d an d
p u b lish ed on T h u rsd a y , th e
2 9 th
d ay of Ju n e , 1939, an d e n d in g w ith
th e issue d ated and
published on
T h u rsd a y , th e 27 th day* of Ju ly ,
1939.
D ated th is th e 2 6 th day of J u n e ,
1939.
PE TE R SO N & PE T E R SO N ,
A tto rn ey s for P la in tiff,
R esidence and P. O. A ddress:
P e n d leto n , O regon.
(J u n e 29 - J u ly 27)
Phone 535-J
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Hermiston - Oregon