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    THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1939.
THE H ER M ISTO N H ER ALD . HERMISTON. OREGON.
LARGE CROWD ATTENDS
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
„4
MESSAGE
TO
EVERY
( iW í'ÍS
MEMBER.
lc a Word - Minimum 20c
TOUR PARTY SEES
M UCH IRRIGATION
IN WEST OREGON
CANNING
SCHEDULE
FROM
AUG. 28 TO SEPT. 2
8 to 11 a. m.
12 to 3 :3 0
F r u it
B eans, Corn
T om atoes
T om atoes
F r u it
B eans, C orn
T om atoes
T om atoes
F r u it
B eans, C orn
Sat.
T om atoes
T om atoes
O th er p ro d u cts by sp ecial a rr a n g e ­
m ent.
H erm isto n Co-op C an n ery
Mon.
Tues.
W eds.
T h u rs.
F rl.
TURKEY AUTHORITY
STRESSES NEED
FOR ADVERTISING
(225 PIC K ER S W A N TED — H O P
p ick in g w ill s t a r t S eptem ber 3 a t
th e L. W. Dixson hop yard. W ill
pay l* 4 c per lb., w ith wood and po­
tato es fu rn ish ed to cam pers.
l-3 p
TURKEY MEETING SATURDAY
tw een n u m b ers an d prices. S ta tis ­
tics revealed a n in crease in n u m b er
from 15,000,000 in 1924 to 27,000,-
000 a t th e p re se n t tim e. A t th e sam e
tim e a d ecrease in price w as noted
from 40c in 1924 to 18c in 1932.
T hese prices w ere
New
York
M ark et an d w ere illu s tra te d by use
of a c h a rt. He estim a te d th a t on th e
av erag e farm flocks w ere 30 per cen t
la rg e r th a n last y e a r w ith a sim ila r
in crease in th e
com m ercial field.
C hicken a n d pork a re th e chief com ­
p e tito rs in th e m eat line.
W. L. T eu tsch of O regon S ta te col­
lege spoke b riefly on th e fu n ctio n of
th e ex ten sio n service. Ju d g e C ham ­
b ers w as also in tro d u ced , as w as E.
P. Dodd, w ho spoke b rie fly on th e
com ing U m atilla C ounty F a ir.
PAGE SEVEN
an d m ore p a rtic u la rly described as
ollow s:
T he N o rth H alf of th e N o rth e a s t
Q u a rte r of Section T w enty-one, in
T ow nship One, N o rth of R ange
T w enty-six, E.W .M.,
in M orrow
C ounty, Oregon.
I T h is c ita tio n is issued p u rs u a n t
to o rd er of th e H onorable C arl W.
C ham bers, Ju d g e of th e a b o v e -e n tit­
led C o u rt, d u ly m ade and en tered on
th e 2 5 th day of May, 1939.
MRS. E. B. CASTEEL, C lerk.
(S E A L )
T h is c ita tio n is served upon you
by p u b licatio n th e re o f fo r fo u r suc­
cessive w eeks In th e H erm isto n H er­
ald, a new sp ap er of g e n e ra l c irc u la ­
tion p u b lish ed w eekly in H erm isto n ,
U m a tilla C ounty, O regon, by o rd e r
of th e H o n o rab le C arl W . C ham bers,
Ju d g e of th e above e n title d C o u rt,
w hich o rd er w as m ade an d d a te d th e
25th day of May, 1939; th e d a te of
th e firs t p u b licatio n of th is c ita tio n
is th e 10th day of A ugust, 1939, and
th e la st d a te of p u b licatio n w ill be
th e 7th day of S eptem ber, 1939.
150 A PR IL W H IT E LEG H ORN PU L-
Ir rig a tio n ex p e rim e n ts s ta rte d in
lets. P ric e reasonable. N eva P i-
1909, and m a in ta in e d co n tin u o u sly
CLEVELAND, Ohio— S tre ssin g th e
Ion,
S p in n in g ran ch .
l-3 c
fo r 30 years, w ere view ed by those
need for a d v e rtisin g A m erica’s t u r ­
ta k in g p a rt in th e te n th a n n u a l w es­
key in d u s try on a n a tio n a l sc ale to FOUND— ON RUDGEW AY,
BOX
te r n O reg o n irrig a tio n to u r held a t
e d u cate th e housew ife on th e re a l
co n ta in in g sm all v aluables. Own-
C orvallis th e firs t day an d a t E u ­
ex cellence an d econom y of tu rk e y er call Mrs. G lenn R ipley.
1 -lp
gen e th e second.
m eat, H e rb e rt Beyers, g e n e ra l m a n ­
A lth o u g h th o se firs t ex p erim en ts
ag e r of th e N o rth w e ste rn T u rk e y FOR SALE— F IV E COOKER SPA N -
soon proved th a t Irrig a tio n w as p ra c ­
G row ers’ A ssociation, w o rld ’s la r g ­
iel pups. C arl K n ig h te n , Irrig o n .
tic a l in th e W illa m e tte valley, o n ly
est tu rk e y co-o p erativ e, to ld how
1 -lp
A. C. M cINTYRE,
a b o u t 3,000 acres w ere b eing ir r i­
A tto rn e y for A d m in istra to r,
th is could be accom plished c o n crete­
H e rb e rt Beyers, g e n e ra l m a n ag e r
g ated w hen th e firs t irrig a tio n to u r
P ost Office A ddress:
ly in his ad d ress on " T re n d s in T u r ­ PR U N ES FOR SALE— FOUR BITES
of th e N o rth w est T u rk ey G ro w ers’
P e n d leto n , Oregon.
w as held in 1930. Since th a t tim e,
in
a
prune.
J.
E
ddie,
F
o
u
rth
U
nit.
key P ro d u c tio n ,” a t
th e
S eventh
asso ciatio n ,
spoke on
m a rk e tin g (A ug. 10-Sept. 7)
th e in te re s t s tim u la te d by co u n ty
l- 3 p
W o rld ’s P o u ltry C ongress an d E xpo­
W estlan d G range held a v ery in ­
tre n d s and gave a b rie f h isto ry of
an d s ta te irrig a tio n to u rs, by a se r­
sitio n in session a t C leveland.
PEACH
ES—
FOR
CANNING,
CON-
tu rk e y ra isin g . W ild b ird s w ere ta k ­
ies of u n u su a lly d ry seasons, an d by te re s tin g an d w ell a tte n d e d m eetin g
S u g g estin g im m ed iate a ctio n to
tin u in g p le n tifu l, $1.00 ap p le box. en from A m erica to S pain, th en ce to
th e successful experien ce o f m ore a t th e Odd F ellow s h a ll A u g u st 10. com pete w ith n a tio n a lly ad v e rtise d
a n d m ore fa rm e rs, h a s re su lte d in T h e com m ittees w o rk in g on G ran g e m u tto n an d la rg e beef, ch ick en an d B rin g boxes. E dm onds O rchards. E n g la n d and back to A m erica. T he
l- 3 c in d u s try first developed in th e east,
th e use of su p p lem en tal w a te r b ein g J l>artlclPa tion in th e U m atilla co u n ty
o th e r m eat in te re sts, Mr. B eyers told
b u t due to d iseases w as tra n s fe rre d
increased m ore th a n ten -fo ld in ten la ir re P °rte<1 en co u rag in g ly .
th e tu rk e y d eleg a tes th a t th e job SECOND CUTTING A LFA L FA — $7
w est, b u t of re c e n t y ears has ex p en d ­
A series of g allo p in g su rp rise s could be effectiv ely u n d e rw ritte n a t
years. W hen th e te n th w estern O re­
ton. See Geo. B lair on C has. B in­ ed g re a tly in th e east.
gon to u r w as h eld, som e 35,000 acres w ere s ta rte d . T he firs t g ro u p w ill a sm all cost per b ird . T h e n a tio n ­
d er place, U m atilla.
1 -lp
“
g
allo
p
in
’’
some
ev
en
in
g
soon
to
He listed the sev eral types of pro-
w ere u n d e r ir rig a tio n w est of th e
ally -k n o w n tu rk e y a u th o r ity sta te d
C ascades an d n o rth of th e irrig a te d s u rp ris e some u n su sp e c tin g G ran g er. th a t such a cam p aig n could b en efit PEA C H ES — H A L E ’S, FOR C A N -jd u cers an d also sev eral m a rk e tin g
T he h o st or hostess w ill serve a n y ­ th e in d u s try by in c re a sin g m e rc h a n ­
n in g now. Geo. B la ir on C has, developm ents. A new’ use h a s been
reg io n s of s o u th e rn Oregon.
1 -lp found for off g rad e birds. T hese a re
A rt K ing, ex ten sio n sp e c ia list in th in g th a t is h an d y a n d th e g u ests d isin g efficien cy by te llin g th e co n ­ B inder place, U m atilla.
¡canned and used for soup. T he gov­
soils, w ho w as in c h arg e of th e te n th w ill each pay th e h o st 15c to be su m er th a t tu rk e y m e a t is alw ay s
in a t th e n e x t re g u la r av ailab le, th a t it is one of th e fin est M ILL WOOD FO R SALE, $4.00 P E R e rn m e n t h as been e x p e rim e n tin g in
to u r ju s t as he w as of th e first, p re- tu rn e d
cord. P en d leto n Saw M ill, 2 mi. an e ffo rt to develop a sm a lle r bird
d iets th a t irrig a tio n w ill c o n tin u e to G ran g e m eetin g . The h o st an d hos- foods, and th a t it no«' is a com m odi­
w est of P e n d leto n on R eith road. to m eet th e dem ands of th e o rd in a ry
in crease i n 't h i s section. A lm ost one- tess w ill a rra n g e fo r fo u r o th e r ty and n o t a lu x u ry . H e said th e
l- 4 p housew ife.
He d e a lt a t le n g th for
h a lf of th e p resen t irrig a te d a re a has G ra n g e rs to accom pany th em on th e cam p aig n w ould re a p a b ig re tu rn
been placed u n d e r irrig a tio n in th e n ex t " s u rp ris e g allo p .”
2-ROOM
F
U
R
N
IS
H
E
D
A
PA
R
T
M
E
N T th e need of m ore a d v e rtisin g of tu r ­
n o t only in cash to th e g ro w ers b u t
p a st tw.o years, and he believes it is
M em bers an d th e ir fam ilies w ill In sta b iliz a tio n of a g ro w in g in d u s­
on gro u n d floor; also one a p a r t­ keys in o rd e r to increase dem and.
C a rry in g on w here he le ft off in
c e rta in to expand w ith in th e n ex t have a law n social A u g u st 2 4 th a t try .
m en t on second
floor. C a rte r’s
th e m o rn in g , Mr. D ickinson spoke on
few y e a rs to th e e x te n t of th e re a d i­ th e Floyd L aird hom e in W estlan d .
A
p
artm
en
ts,
K
a
tty
c
o
rn
e
r
from
de­
" I t ’s tim e fo r every person con­
600 ROOMS • SENSIBl L RATES
ly av a ila b le w a te r.
Those few m em bers w ho m issed th e nected w ith th e p ro d u ctio n an d d is­ pot.
l-3 c d iffe re n t diseases g e n e ra l am ong t u r ­
key
raisers.
M
ost
diseases
a
re
cau
s­
M ost irrig a to rs could well affo rd la s t m e etin g a re esp ecially in v ited as trib u tio n of tu rk e y to become in d u s­
to devote m ore tim e an d a tte n tio n a re v is itin g G ran g ers an d new com ­ tr y conscious. W e re a lly have som e­ W A NTED — TO R E N T A HOUSE IN ed by b a c te ria or protozoa. P ullo-
or n e a r H erm isto n by O ctober 1. ru m is spread
from
ch ick en s or
to th e irrig a te d hom e g a rd e n , A. G. ers on th ee p ro ject w ho m ig h t be In ­ th in g in th is tu rk e y bu sin ess. L e t’s
W rite Box 8, T he D alles, Ore. l-4 p in c u b a to rs an d brooders used
by
B. B uquet, -vegetable crops sp ecial­ tereste d in G ran g e w o rk an d play.
te ll th e w orld ab o u t it,” M r. B eyers
them . O nly by la b o ra to ry te s t is it
ist, told some 200 persons w ho v is it­
T he re fre sh m e n t c h a irm a n w ould said in h is ad d ress.
W IL L SOON H A V E IN A STACK OF
possible to d iagnose a c c u ra te ly m ost
ed th e irrig a te d v eg eta b le plots on like fo r everyone to b rin g ice cream
dry pine ru stic , sid in g and fin ish ,
H e said th a t tu rk e y is no lo n g er
of th ese diseases. R ecovered birds
— Spray Painting and Signs —
th e sta tio n farm . F o r a w ide v a rie ­ or cake.
as
we
have
m
ade
a
rra
n
g
e
m
e
n
ts
for
a lu x u ry b u t a y e a r-a ro u n d com m o­
a re know n to be c a rrie rs of disease.
A nything - Anywhere - Anytime
ty of h ig h q u a lity g a rd e n s tu ff
d ity well w ith in th e re a c h of th e a supply of th is an d o th e r pine lu m ­
H e told of v ario u s diseases and de­ All W o rk G u a ran teed - E stim a te s
th ro u g h o u t a lo n g season, an ir r ig a ­
ber
from
one
of
e
a
ste
rn
O
regon's
av erag e fam ily . M illions of people,
FREE
scribed them so th a t each gro w er
ted g ard en c a n n o t be b eate n , B ou­
how ever, s till do no t know how to lead in g pine m ills. T his, w ith th e m ight w atch and be on th e lookout
q u e t declared. T he lan d devoted to
p rep are tu rk e y for th e oven, h e re ­ fir lu m b er from L yle an d P o rtla n d , for them . He gave m any v alu ab le
th e irrig a te d hom e g ard en should be
P h o n e 131
Hermiston, Ore.
lated . T h e best evidence th a t th e w ill enable us to supply you w ith h in ts on th e p rev en tio n of disease
th e m ost p ro fita b le piece of lan d on
A cco rd in g to a new s d isp a tc h from public w a n ts tu rk e y is th e p ro g ress a n y th in g needed in th e b u ild in g m a­ and feed in g m ethods. H e w arned
th e farm , he said.
th e O regon S ta te gam e com m ission th e in d u s try has m ade in th e p ast te r ia l line, as w ell as w indow s, doors, a g a in s t p a te n t m edicines or c u re-all
Irrig a te d p a stu re may o ffer a so­
and
celotex. H erm isto n
th e re w ill be an elk season in C la t­ ten years, Mr. B eyers said. T he plyw ood
pills.
lu tio n to O regon’s th in lam b p ro b ­
L
u
m
b
er
&
S
upply
Co. K. D. P ierson.
problem
s
of
th
e
tu
rk
e
y
g
ro
w
ers
to
­
sop co u n ty for b u ll elk only, from
T h e H erm isto n U nion h ig h school
lem , O. M. N elson, professor of a n i­
'
52-tfc
ELE C T R IC A L CONTRACTOR
th e th ird day of S ep tem b er to th e day in A m erica is one of an e x p a n d ­
band fu rn ish e d m usic d u rin g th e
m al h u sb an d ry , told th e to u rin g
MOTOR SERV IC E
n in th day of S eptem ber, b o th d ates in g in d u stry .
day
u
n
d
er
th
e
d
irectio
n
of
G.
C.
W
A
N
TED
—
PLACE
TO
W
O
RK
FOR
p a rty . F ifty p er c e n t of O regon
P h o n e 22-R
H erm isto n
inclusive. A p u rc h a se r of a b u ll elk
In his speech, th e tu rk e y ex ecu ­
room an d board, w hile a tte n d in g H um phries.
lam bs do not fa tte n on th e ew es by
ta g for use in C latsop co u n ty m ay tiv e sta te d th a t th e tu rk e y b u sin ess school. Sm all w ages. W rite E llen
J u ly 1. M any of th e feeder lam bs
use th e sam e ta g d u rin g th e E a s te rn []B3 developed from a m in o r farm H am m ill, S tan field .
52-3tp
a re shipped outsidq th e s ta te fo r f a t­
CITATION.
O regon elk season provided no b u ll sid elin e in ten y ears to become a
ten in g . It should be sound econom i­
elk was k illed in C latsop co u n ty .
h ig h ly specialized in d u stry . D u rin g 28 ACRES FOR SALE— 20 IR R IG A -
ca lly to fa tte n m ore of th ese lam bs
ted. E le c tric ity . M ail, cream and IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF T H E
P L U M B IN G
T h ere w ill be a g ro u se season in th a t tim e, o n ly tw o y ears of th e te n
a t hom e on irrig a te d p a stu re , Nel
STATE OF OREGON FOR
school b u s ro u te, fa ir im provem ents;
C all T um -A -L um - P h o n e 38J4
eon believes. S ta tio n lam bs on la- U nion. B aker and W allow a co u n ties h av e seen th e p rice of tu rk e y s below
UMATILLA
COUNTY.
g rav el road.
P ric e $2500.
E lija h
d in o clover p a stu re an d o n e -th ird w hich w il>
from A u« u st 20 t0 th e cost of p ro d u ctio n , a record n o t
U m atilla, O regon
D uvall, H erm isto n , Ore.
52-3tp
equ
alled
in
th
e
la
s
t
decade
by
an
y
pound of g ra in per day g ain ed fo u r- S eptem ber 5, both d a te s incltisivte.
In th e M a tte r of th e E s ta te of
te d th s of a pound p er day over a 60- T h e bag lim it for such b ird s w .ll be o th e r g e n e ra l farm crop.
FOR SA LE— M AJESTIC COAL AND THOMAS P. H A N SEN , D eceased.
TO: T he u n k n o w n heirs of T hom as
fo u r b ird s a day or e ig h t of th ese
Mr. B eyers said th a t co n su m ers
«mod ran g e, hot w ater back, good
day period.
P. H ansen, deceased, a n d to all
b ird s in any “even co n secu tiv e days, a re b u y in g th e best tu rk e y s th ey shape.
F. C. F re d rick so n , Irrig o n ,
o th e r persons claim in g to have
or
not
m
ore
th
a
n
e
ig
h
t
b
ird
s
in
pos­
ever a te to d ay because g ro w ers a re Ore.
CASH BUYER
any in te re s t in th e real p ro p erty
F. B. Auxiliary to Meet.
52-tfc
of T hom as P. H an sen , deceased,
session a t a n y one tim e.
im p ro v in g th e pro d u ct. S elective
HOGS — CATTLE
T he F a rm B ureau A u x iliary w ill
an d to all o th e r devisees end heirs
b reed in g , b alan ced
ra tio n s,
and FOR R E N T — FU R N ISH ED MODERN
VEAL — SHEEP
hold a n o th e r m e etin g on F rid a y ,
u n k n o w n , if any th e re be,
a p a rtm e n t, w ith elec, r e f rig e r a to r
sc ien tific
care have produced tu r-
P h o n e 42J5
H erm isto n , Ore.
IN
T
H
E
NAME
OF
T
H
E
STATE
S eptem ber 1. Mrs. M innie O tt is in
keys of im proved q u ality ,» size and and stove. Also fo r sale » wood and
OF
OREGON,
c h a rg e of th e p rogram and th e re ­
c-jal ra n g e w ith w a te r coils. H. E.
ten d ern ess.
You an d each of you a re h ereby
fre sh m e n t com m ittee consists of Mrs.
lla n b y .
50 -tfc cited an d com m anded to a p p e a r be­
A
lth
o
u
g
h
th
e
tu
rk
e
y
in
d
u
s
try
has
Jessie C orm an, Mrs. L ouise M arble
fore th e H o n o rab le C arl W . C ham ­
progressed g re a tly d u rin g th e p ast FU R ISH E D ROOMS FOR R E N T FOR bers, Ju d g e of th e ab o v e-en titled
an d Mrs. Em m a H am m ond.
ELE C T R IC A L SERV ICE
decade, it w as th re a te n e d w ith ru in
C o u rt, w ith in ten d ay s from th e d ate
lig h t h o usekeeping. Joe Dyer.
of th e service of th is c ita tio n upon
in 1920 by B lack h ead disease. To­
50-tfc
A to ta l of 11,193.6 lbs. of b u tte r-
P h o n e 1031
H erm iston
you if served w ith in U m a tilla C oun­
day, a p p ro x im ately one tu rk e y
is
FOR SA LE— GOOD- GRADE M ILK ty, O regon, an d w ith in tw e n ty days
fat an d 249.365 lbs of m ilk w as p ro­
produced fo r every 6.5 p erso n s in
duced by 374 cows in U m a tilla coun­
goats, all sizes, for m ilk, for pets, a fte r th e service of th is c ita tio n
th is co u n try . A cco rd in g to th e B u­
upon you if served w ith in an y o th e r
ty d u rin g th e m o n th of Ju ly , acco rd ­
for
m eat.
P rice reaso n ab le.
One C ounty in th e S ta te of O regon, and
L ittle C arole H am m er celeb rated in g to H. R. H a rtle y , h erd te s te r, reau of A g ric u ltu ra l E conom ics of
W. L. Morgan, D. M. D
m
ile
n
o
rth
of
H
erm
iston.
C.
A.
w ith in fo u r w eeks from th e d a te of
h e r fo u rth b irth d a y w ith
a "s u n an d L. C. D yer, se c re ta ry . Of th is M arch, 1939, It w as estim a te d over
G eneral D e n tistry
L
are.
4
7-6p
th
e
serv
ice
of
th
is
c
ita
tio
n
upon
you
s u i t” p a rty T uesday, A u g u st 15, in n u m b er of cows 4 6 w ere dry. The 2 6,000,000 tu rk e y s w ere produced in
if served w ith in th e U nited S tates
X -R ay a n d D iagnosis
th e afte rn o o n a t th e hom e of Mr. av erag e w as 666.7 lbs. of m ilk and th e U nited S ta te s la s t ypar, Mr. Bey­ FR A M ES FOR GLASSES, $2.50. A. and o utside of th e S ta te of O regon,
B ank Bldg.
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T he v alu e of th e crop
W. B ehrm an, W a tc h m a k e r, H erald and th en and th e re show cause, if
an d Mrs. L. H am m er. T h e sm all 29.93 lbs. of b u tte rfa t.
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S u n d ay and E v en in g s by
above e n title d C o u rt should not be
Mr. B eyers e stim ated th is fig u re w as
had a d e lig h tfu l tim e p la y in g v a r i­ p ro v em en t asso ciatio n
d u rin g
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o u s gamek. bean bag, an d see-saw on m o n th . G lenn Seely o f S tan field ,
Mr. B eyers p re d ic ts th e tim e w ill J. S m ith as a d m in is tra to r of th e es­
H e said tu rk e y p ro d u ctio n is ex­ come w hen th e housew ife m ay be ta te of T hom as P. H ansen, deceased,
th e spacious law n.
w ith a h erd of 12 of m ixed breed, Is
p a n d in g in th e e a st an d in th e New ab le to p u rch ase tu rk e y m eat cuts, to sell a t p riv a te sale for cash, for
L a te r in th e afte rn o o n cake and th e new m em ber.
DR. A E MARBLE
th e purpose of p a y in g fu n e ra l c h a rg ­
ice cream w ere served to th e kiddies.
In th e class of 50 an d over, th e E n g lan d s ta te s as well as in th e m id ­ such as d ru m stic k s, b re a st, neck and es, expenses of a d m in is tra tio n and
CHIROPRACTOR
T h e ¡w ings a t th e b u tc h e r shop, ju s t like claim s a g a in s t the e sta te of T hom as
In c lu d in g th e b ig w h ite b irth d a y E a ste rn O regon S ta te H o sp ital h erd dle w est an d in th e fa r w est
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cake on w hich fo u r b lu e can d les of g ra d e an d re g iste re d Jersey s five lea d in g s ta te s in tu rk e y produc- «he o rd ers o th e r m eat cuts.
P. H an sen , deceased, all th e real
O ffice H o u rs: 8 to 12 - 1 :3 0 to 4
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p ro p e rty of th e e s ta te or such p o r­
b rig h tly b u rn ed . F av o rs of b ig b a l­ ran k ed h ig h w ith an
av erag e of tion a re T exas, C alifo rn ia, M inneso- 1
P h o n e 4 8 1 -------- H erm isto n , Ore.
tion th ereo f as m ay be necessary to
loons an d lollipops w ere used. T he 516.4 lbs. m ilk and 27.75 lbs. fa t. ta, O klahom a and Iowa.
sell for such purposes, th e said real
sm all h o n o ree received m an y lovely Dell C h ristley w as h ig h in th e h e rd s
D u rin g th e past decade, th e t u r ­
p ro p e rty b ein g described in th e in ­
g ifts.
of over 20 w ith an av erag e of 914.2 key in d u s try h as g ro w n th ro u g h th e
v e n to ry and ap p ra ise m e n t filed
in
T hose p resen t w ere: K a th lee n K el­ lbs. m ilk an d 43.05 fat. H is h erd is e n la rg e m e n t of flocks. F o rm erly ,
th e above e n title d e sta te and in the
p etitio n of th e a d m in is tra to r filed
ley, ~ D o n ita D ixson, B everly Jo of m ixed breed.
th ey w ere g ro w n in sm all n u m b ers
Sw eet clover is a co m p arativ ely herein a p p ly in g for perm ission of
OSTEOPATHIC
W oodw ard, D ick H am m er, D orene
C has. S eelig er led in th e 12 to 20 by th e farm er. Mr. B eyers said he new p a stu re crop in O regon w hich he C ourt to sell said real p ro p erty
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
C able. D ale R o b ert W oodw ard, B a r­ class w ith an a v erag e of 1046.3 lbs. re c e n tly v isited one ra n c h e r w ho
has ta k e n rap id s trid e s since 1926,
b a ra W illc u tt, Ted H am m er, P h y llis m ilk and 48.64 lbs. fa t w ith h is herd owned 60,000 tu rk e y s on h is ran ch .
OSBORN APARTMRNTS
when th e re w ere only 583 acres in
P lo u rd , C h arles R o h rm an , R ita C ar­ of 13 g ra d e G uernseys. In th e u n ­ In c u b a tio n of tu rk e y eggs an d a r t i ­
th e s ta te . I-ast year, 1938, th e a c re ­
FOR EYE COMFORT AND
o lin e W oodw ard, R o b ert W illc u tt, d er 12 g ro u p Chas. L ynch w as h ig h ficial b ro o d in g com p letely rev o lu ­
age exceeded
10.000 acres. T h is
SIGHT CONSERVATION
L ouise H am m er, K ay ella R o h rm an , w ith h is h erd of 10 g ra d e H o lstein s. tionized th e in d u stry , th e sp eak er
p a s tu re z c ro p h as a re m a rk a b le re ­
PETERSON A PETERSON
L a V onne D ixson. P eg g y N eill, D on­ H is a v erag e w as 1168.8 lbs. m ilk said .
sistan ce to a lk a lin e lan d s an d has
A TTO RN EY S A T LAW
ald P lo u rd , Jo h n M ueller a n d C arole ¡and 37.56 b u tte rfa t.
O th er im p ro v em en ts cited
w ere proved successful in B aker an d K la-
U. 8. N a tio n a l B ank B u ild in g
H am m er.
Cows on th is m o n th ’s h o n o r roll processing of tu rk ey s, p ack in g , g ra d - m ath co u n ty a | k a ii d is tric ts .
P ra c tic e In S ta te A F ed eral C ourts
T h e gro w n -u p s w ere th e m esdam es jn c| u d e d . fpjoyd L a ird ’s g rad e J e r- Ing, sellin g , th e fo rm in g of coopera-
Th<, o.S.C . e x p erim en t sta tio n has
P e n d le to n , Ore.
Em m a
U pham . sey. L ily, w ith 6804 lbs. m ilk and
C onnie R o h rm an ,
tiv e m a rk e tin g ag en cies an d th e de- p ro d „ ced a s tr a in of sw eet clover
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D ora M ikesell, V iola D ixson,
377.1 lbs. fa t in 305 d ay s; E a ste rn velo p m en t of cold sto ra g e fa c ilitie s. w hlch is stem ro t re s ista n t and can
M ary Oregon S ta te H o sp ita l’s No. 123 w ith
Come to Pendleton for
W illc u tt,
L oree W oodw ard,
T h e N o rth w e ste rn T u rk ey G ro w ers’ t)p prof itab ly grow n In w estern Ore-
DR. F B. BELT
N eill an d th e M isses G loria, V iola 6400 lbs. m ilk an d 453.5 lbs. fa t in A ssociation w as th e firs t to ad o p t gon ag a M n b u ild in g a n d p astu re
Your Optical Needi;!
PH Y SIC IA N a SURGEON
and R osalie H am m er. T he hostesses ¡273 d ay s; H o sp ita l’s S u lta n a Gam .
g o v ern m en t g ra d in g of tu rk e y s
In rro p . T he acreag e
Is In creasin g
Eye* Examined by Modem
O ther
w ere Mrs. L. H am m er an d Mrs. C arl ¡Y olanda
1 * ’*®
A.M.
H ours by
re g iste re d
Jerse y ,
w ith 1930, it w as b ro u g h t o u t.
Methods.
slow ly In th e W illa m e tte valley as
I t o 5 P.M.
A p pointm ent
¡5080 lbs. m ilk an d 348.7 lbs. fa t in
H am m er.
T u rk ey s a re now a v a ila b le com ­ farm ers becom e a w are of th e fact
Glasses Ground to Fit
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¡296 d ay s; H o sp ital’s F o n ta in e Gam. p letely d ressed an d ev iscerated (fu ll th a t it Is a p ro fita b le crop for such
When Needed.
Corn Drying Found Practical.
B eu lah re g iste re d Je rse y w ith 7170 d ra w n ).
T h ey com e w rapped
in purposes as d ry land p astu re.
— REASONABLE PRICE8 —
D eh y d ratio n of O regon g ro w n ibs. m jlk an d 450.7 lbs. f a t in 282 cello p h an e an d su b -fro zen to re ta in
DR. DALE ROTHW ELL
W . J. WARNER
corn h a s been proved by ex p erlm en - d a y s; an d H appy T h o t Jerse y F a rm ’s o rig in a l flav o r. T u rk e y m eat and
OPTOMETRIST
ta i w ork to be a m o ney -sav in g e n te r - g t. Mawee S ybil R osele re g istered soup a re b e in g can n ed fo r c o m m e r-'
Attorney-at-Law
OVER WOOLWORTH8
prise, says B v e re tt Davie, extenalon Jtr9, r w ith 642» lbs. m ilk an d 343.» cial p u rp o ses an d sm oked tu rk e y is
On.
Phone 535-J
Hermiston - Oregon
A loof With the Now»
a delicacy.
agricultural engineer at OR.C.
lbe. tat in 305 days.
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CLATSOP COUNTY
HAS ELK SEASON
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C. A. BINDER
H. A. WILSON
TESTER LISTS HIGH
HERDS OF COUNTY;
NEW MEMBER ADDED
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SWEET CLOVER
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