The Hermiston herald., September 21, 1939, Page 5, Image 5

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1939
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
MESSAGE
TO
E VE R Y
STATE OF OREGON
FOR
UMATILLA COUNTY.
I
MEMBER.
lc a Word • Minimum 20c
Home Ec. Club to Meet.
CANNING
SCHEDULE
FROM
T he W estlan d G ran g e H om e Eco
SEPT. 25 to 30
nom ics club w ill m eet W ednesday
S eptem ber 27, fo r a n
a ftern o o n
8 to 11 a. m.
12 to 3 :3 0
m e etin g a t th e hom e of Mrs. H elen M on.—
F ish
F ish
C asper. All m em b ers a re asked
T ues.— F ru it-T o m a to e s
B eans
be p re se n t.
W ed.—
F ish
F ish
T h u ra .— F ru lt-T o m ato ea
B eans
F rl.—
F ish
F ish
S a t.— F ru it-T o m a to e s
B eans
O th er p ro d u cts can n ed by sp ecial
a rra n g e m e n t.
H erm isto n Co-op C an n ery
OCTOBER 30 FINAL
DATE FOR INSURANCE
ON FALL WHEAT
T he U m a tilla C ounty A g ric u ltu ra l
C o n serv atio n
office
has received
w ord from th e F ed eral Crop In s u r ­
an ce C o rp o ratio n th a t O ctober 30,
1939, h a s been estab lish ed as th e
d ea d lin e for accep tan ce of a p p lic a ­
tio n s an d prem ium p ay m en ts in th e
co u n ty office for th o se g ro w ers w ho
w ish to in su re th e ir 1940 w h e a t
crop.
A ccording to re g u la tio n s, th e a p ­
p lic a tio n m u st be sig n ed an d on file
in th e co u n ty office a n d th e p rem ­
ium paid before th e crop is seeded
th is fall, or before O ctober 30,
w h ich ev er d a te occurs first. T h e
co u n ty office Is p rep ared to ta k e a p ­
p lic a tio n s for crop in su ra n c e on 1940
crops or give any in fo rm a tio n p e r­
ta in in g to th e sam e.
O ut of 708 policies in effect in
O regon th is p ast season, in d em n ity
p a y m e n ts to ta lin g 44,000 b u sh els on
52 policies have been m ade to d a te ,
a n d o th e rs a re p en d in g . P rin c ip a l
cau ses of losses w ere la te fro sts, d ry
w e a th e r, an d th e u ly h a il sto rm in
M orrow county.
" W in te r w h e a t g ro w ers w ho w a n t
to in s u re th e ir crops h av e tw o fa c ­
to r s to keep in m in d ,” said W ill
S teen of M ilton, c h a irm a n of th e
s ta te AAA com m ittee. “ F irs t, th e y
m u st ap p ly fo r th e in s u ra n c e an d
pay th e prem ium before th e ir crop is
p la n te d th is fall.
Second, ap p lic a ­
tio n s c a n n o t be accepted even if th e
crop h a s n ’t been p la n te d , a fte r th e
g e n e ra l cu t-o ff d ate of O ctober 3 0 .”
T he
s ta te
c h a irm a n
rem in d ed
w h e a t g ro w ers th a t all fa rm e rs w ho
in te n d to p la n t w h e a t for h a rv e s t in
1940 a re elig ib le for " a ll- r is k ” crop
in s u ra n c e now b ein g offered to
g ro w ers by th e F e d e ra l C rop In s u r ­
ance co rp o ra tio n . E ith e r th e o p e ra ­
to r or th e la n d lo rd , o r b o th , m ay in ­
s u re th e i r ’ in te re s t in th e crop.
U n d er th e crop in su ra n c e p ro g ram ,
g ro w ers m ay in su re th e ir in te re s t in
e ith e r 50 or 75 per cen t of th e a v e r­
ag e yield of th e ir farm s. W h ere
m ore th a n one person h a s an in te re s t
in th e crop, each m ay in s u re h is own
in te re s t in d e p e n d e n tly of a ctio n of
th e o th e rs.
S e p arate c o n tra c ts are
m ade to each in d iv id u a l, w ith o u t a f ­
fe c tin g th e in te re s t of o th e r p a -tie s.
A p p lic a n t” 1 is m ade to th e co u n ty
AAA com m ittee.
home makers earn
EXTRA DOLLARS FROM
VARIOUS HOBBIES
PAGE FIVE
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON
COLUM BIA GRANGE
NOTES
W ILL TRADE LOAD OF W H EA T
head in s for load bu rless alfa lfa .
Joe F. C onnelly, P en d leto n .
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W h eat g ro w ers of U m a tilla c o u n ­
ty a re receiv in g no tices of in d iv id u a l
w h e a t a c reag e a llo tm e n ts u n d e r th e
1940 AAA p ro g ram , acc o rd in g to A.
R. Coppock, c h a irm a n of th e U m a til­
la C o u n ty A g ric u ltu ra l C o n serv atio n
com m ittee.
A n n o u n cem en t of th e a llo tm e n ts ,
m ailed d ire c tly from th e co u n ty of­
fice a t P e n d leto n , m a rk s th e " o ffi­
cial o p e n in g ” of th e 1940 co n serv a­
tio n p ro g ram in th is co u n ty , he said .
Mr. Coppock p o in ted
out
th a t
fa rm e rs w ho received n o tific a tio n of
w h e a t a llo tm e n ts now have a 15-day
period from th e d a te on th e n o tice
in w h ich to m ake w ritte n ap p eals to
th e co u n ty co m m ittee, a sk in g
ad­
ju s tm e n t, if th ey a re d issa tisfie d .
T he ap p eals m u st s ta te reaso n
for
w ish in g th e a d u stm en t.
D u rin g th is sam e 1 5-day p eriod,
fa rm e rs w ho g rew no w h e a t for h a r ­
v est d u rin g 1937, 1938, or 1939. b u t
in te n d to g ro w som e for h a rv e s t in
1940, m ay m ake w ritte n a p p lic a tio n
fo r w h eat a llo tm e n ts. A lim ite d re ­
serv e from th e c o u n ty ’s to ta l w h e a t
a llo tm e n t h a s been set asid e fo r es­
ta b lis h in g a llo tm e n ts
on
"new ”
w h eat farm s.
E ig h te e n re g u la r m em b ers and
th re e v isito rs from th e W estlan d
G ran g e w ere p re s e n t a t C olu m b ia's
second b u sin ess m eetin g of S eptem ­
b er T u esd ay even in g . A n u m b e r of
item s u n d e r new b u sin ess w ere d is­
cussed a n d acte d u p o n . C ount of
m em bers p resen t show ed th e ladiejs
ch alk ed up a p o in t a g a in s t th e men
in th e c o n te st fo r a tte n d a n c e w hich
o o n tin u es th ro u g h N ovem ber. T h e
lo sin g side (m en or la d ie s) m u st
fu rn ish a com plete p ro g ram an d am ­
ple re fre sh m e n ts a t th e f ir s t m eetin g
in D ecem ber.
C olum bia G ran g e v o ted w ith o u t
a ss e n t to a ss ist W estlan d in e n te r­
ta in in g P om ona G ran g e, jo in tly , th e
firs t T h u rsd a y in N ovem ber. L arg e
a tte n d a n c e from a ll G ran g es in th e
co u n ty is a n tic ip a te d sin ce by th a t
tim e th e b usy su m m er an d fa ll sea­
By Mrs. J . M. R ic h a rd s
sons w ill be over for th is year.
O ctober 17 is th e d a te set by Col­ Woman's Studv Club Has Meeting
u m b ia fo r e n te r ta in in g th e F o u r
T h e S ta n fie ld W o m an ’s S tu d y club
G ran g e J o in t m eetin g . In v ita tio n s
b eg an a new y e a r T h u rsd a y w ith
w ill be ex ten d ed v ery soon. All re a d ­ Mrs. J a y B ak er as p re s id e n t; Mrs. T.
ers of th ese no tes a re asked to keep C olem an, v ice p re s id e n t; Mrs. F. A.
in m ind th e se rie s of sa fe ty p ro g ram s S h elto n , se c re ta ry , a n d Mrs. L. J o u -
to be p resen ted in th e C olum bia a n n a u lt, tr e a s u re r. T hese o fficers
a re assisted by sev eral co m m ittee
schoolhouse on th e n e x t th re e su c­
ch airm en .
cessive F rid a y n ig h ts.
T h e m e e tin g w as h eld in th e city
M rs. H elen F ix w as p resen ted a lib ra ry room w ith Mrs. H o m er H ed ­
lovely M irro ’-W are k e ttle , a tw o- ric k as ho stess. D u rin g th e b u sin ess
d o lla r v alu e, a c o u rtesy g ift from m e e tin g p la n s w ere m ade to e n te r ­
ta in th e p re sid e n t o f th e s ta te fe d e r­
M ontgom ery W ard fo r h a v in g th e a tio n on O ctober 16.
h ig h e st n u m b e r of p o in ts earn ed in
R oll call to p ics co n sisted of a res-
th e Q uestion - A n sw er c o n te st con- um e of th e o u ts ta n d in g acco m p lish-
d u cted d u rin g th e p a st th r e e m onths. In ten ts of th e clu b d u rin g 30 y ears
Group, sin g in g , a gam e, an d tw o of its e x isten ce by M rs F. B. S tu a r t
,
,
, , .
an d a b rief h is to ry by Mrs. F. A. Ba-
co n tests w ere enjoyed d u r.n g t h e ^ . w h)ch wag y p u b lisb ed in th e
le c tu re r’s period. Mrs. H. J. O tt an d R ound pip ed itio n of th e E a st Ore-
Mrs. N ellie T u ck er serv ed d o u g h ­ g o n ian .
In th e ab sen ce of Mrs. B ak er h e r
n u ts. coffee an d cid er to th e group.
B ooster n ig h t, S ep tem b er 30. th e p a p e r w as read by ‘Mrs. G. E. G reat-
house. Mrs. H . L. H ed rick review ed
la s t S a tu rd a y In th is m o n th . Be su re B erth o s D am o n ’s “ G ran d m a C alled
you h av e d one y o u r p a r t to in v ite I t C a rn a l.”
som eone to becom e a G ran g e m em ­
ber.
Mr. and Mr3. A lsto tt of H erm isto n
a re liv in g in th e C am pbell co ttag e.
M rs. N eil W h ite an d son V ivian
w ere g u ests a t th e hom e of h e r p a r­
en ts, Mr. an d Mrs. W. J. W ard , F r i­
day. Mr. W h ite is in St. A n th o n y ’s
¡h o sp ital re c o v e rin g from an in ju ry
J. E. H arv ey of th e D espain G ulch received w hen th ro w n from a horse,
d is tric t h as u n d e r c o n stru c tio n
a
R ound Up a tte n d a n ts w h ile g u ests
20,000 bu shel w h eat ele v a to r on his a t th e J. F R u eb er hom e in clu d e Mr.
.u an d Mrs. J . T. G arv in , M rs. C. F.
ro n ch . Mr. H arv ey is b u ild in g th e R u e b e r an d ,g 0Ps M elvin an d W ay ne
elev a to r on sim ila r p lan s as those 0( P o rtla n d .
found in o th e r p art3 of th e co u n try . | M rs. P e a rl C ra b tre e a n d Mrs. De
, arv ey is one of th e la rg e g ra in L a u ric e H e lm in g of P o rtla n d , siste r
ro w ers in th a t end of th e co u n ty , and niece of H e rb e rt G illa n d e rs, vis-
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ited Mr. an d Mrs. G illa n d e rs Mon­
day.
TOWNSEND FLASHES
Mr. and. Mrs. R oy P en n ey an d son
By M rs. Jo e Udey
B illy an d M r. an d Mrs. L loyd R u s­
club
T h e H e rm isto n T ow nsend
sell a re in P o rtla n d w ith W illiam
w ill m eet a t th e L egion h all F rid ay , Ila g g e rm a n w ho re c e n tly u n d e rw e n t
S ep tem b er 22, a t 8; 00 p. m. F o r­ a m ajo r o p e ra tio n in a P o rtla n d hos­
re s t Moore an d L. C. Dick3on have p ita l. H is co n d itio n 13 co n sid ered as
been ap p o in te d on th e
w ays and serio u s.
Mr. and Mrs. E d g a r H oosier of
m eans co m m ittee and a re p la n n in g
A sh lan d a rriv e d in S ta n fie ld S unday
on a social ev e n in g a f te r th e b u si­ to v is it re la tiv e s a n d m ake p re p a ra ­
ness session. T h e p u b lic is in v ited tio n s to r e n t th e ir hom e here. T hey
for th e m eetin g .
• w ill re tu rn to A sh lan d F rid ay .
Mrs. A u ra P ie rc e of B u rb a n k , Cal.,
A re p o rt h as come from n a tio n a l
m ade a b rie f v isit in S ta n fie ld W ed-
h e a d q u a rte rs th a t m ore th a n 120 of- ™ aya UR ^ J e ‘n t . 7 t o ^ rV lty “ in 't h e
ficers an d ex ecu tiv es of th e l a r g e s t . d ay s w ben it w as r a n ed F o ste r w ill
an d m ost in flu e n tia l b u sin ess firm s rem em b er h e r as Miss A u ra L over-
in New Y ork C ity fin a n c ia l d is tric t Idge. She is a s iste r-in -la w of Cong,
have in v ited Dr. F ra n c e s E. T o w n - " a ' te r P ierce.
send to sp eak a t a lu n ch eo n of th e areMr
Vhefr ^ “le n d l’ g.’od
STANFIELD NEWS
HARVEY BUILDS NEW
GRAIN ELEVATOR
12 W E A N E R PIG S FO R SALE— H.
H. W hipple, Irrig o n , Ore.
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M AM M OTH
BRONZE, E X T R A
larg e, b reed in g sto ck fo r sale.
K eith H elm ka, L ow den, W n.
5-3p
T Y P E W R IT E R S
FOR
re n t — E asy term s.
D rug Store, H erm isto n .
SALE
OR
T hom pson's
5-tfc
In th e M a tte r of th e E s ta te of
W a lte r S. B oynton, D eceased.
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN th a t
i the u n d ersig n ed h as been ap p o in ted
-a d m in is tra trix of th e e s ta te of W al-
I te r S. B oynton, deceased, a n d has
¡q u alified as th e law d ire c ts. All
' persons h a v in g claim s a g a in s t said
¡e s ta te a re re q u ire d to p re se n t th e
p a m e to me a t th e office o f W. J.
W arn er, my a tto rn e y , in H erm isto n ,
-O regon, verified as th e law d irects,
| w ith in six m o n th s from
th e d ate
I hereof.
D ated th is 21st d ay of S eptem ber,
1939.
M a rth a A nn B oynton,
A d m in istra tri» .
(S ep t. 21-Oct. 19)
C H E ST ER W H IT E W E A N E R PIGS
for sale. H. G. M cCulley, n e a r Co­
lu m b ia school house.
5-2p
Notice Westland Irrigation District
FOR SALE— S H E E P , ANY NUM-
b er; some blackface bucks;
one
R am b o u let; 8 cows. 2 h eifers;
2
brood sow s; 10 p igs; team of horses.
E. E. P ulley, H erm isto n , or in q u ire
M iller’s T ra d in g P ost.
5-3c
N otice is h ereby g iv en , t h a t the
board of d ire c to rs of W e stla n d I r r i­
g a tio n D istric t, w ill m eet as a board
of review on th e firs t T u esd ay in
O ctober, 1939, a t th e office of th e
d is tric t in H e rm isto n , O regon, a t
S:00 o’clock P. M. of said day, for
th e purpose of re v ie w in g th e assess-
Im en t ro ll of th e d is trio t fo r 1940,
lan d c o rre c tin g a n y e rro rs a n d for
h e a rin g a n y c o m p lain ts of ta x pay­
ers of said d is tric t.
J . W . M ESSN ER ,
S e c retary .
(S ep t. 7-28)
FO R SALE— 3 M ILK COWS DUE TO
fresh en soon; 1 coarse wool ram ;
also 1 G uernsey bull 9 m o n th s old.
E m m e tt Cooney, H erm isto n .
4-3p
Board Review Meeting.
FO R SALE— SE V E R A L H EAD 300
lb. calves, g ra in fed and fin e for
locker. S hort h o rn s tu ff. C all 97F 3,
R. B. W ilcox, H erm isto n .
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ONE FU R N ISH E D A P A R T M E N T &
room s. C a rte r’s A p ts., K a tty cor­
n e r from depot.
4-3p
A GOOD SECOND HAND H EA TIN G
stove, and a la rg e ra n g e fo r sale,
cheap. T um -A -L um
L u m b er
Co.,
H erm isto n .
4-3c
COM ING TO
HERMISTON
W E BUY, SE L L AND EX C H A N G E
fu r n itu r e , m a c h in e ry ,
household
a rtic le s. M iller’s T ra d in g P ost, H e r­
m iston.
3-tfc
FO R SALE— M A JESTIC COAL AND
wood ra n g e , h o t w a te r back, good
shape.
F. C. F re d ric k so n , Irrig o n ,
Ore.
52-tfc
FO R R E N T — F U R N IS H E D M ODERN
a p a rtm e n t, w ith elec, r e f rig e r a to r
a n d stove. Also fo r sa le a wood and
coal ra n g e w ith w a te r coils. H. E.
H an b y .
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S p eed o f L arge Rivera
D ep en d s M uch on D ep th
M ost la rg e riv e rs tr a v e l a t only
w alk in g sp eed . As riv e rs u su ally
h a v e th e ir so u rc e s on v e ry high
g ro u n d , th e ir v elocity is g re a te s t at
the beginning of th e ir c o u rse , w hich
is for m a n y s tr e a m s a su ccessio n of
ra p id s an d w a te rfa lls.
T h e v elo city of fa lls, w hich is
often en o rm o u s, c a n n o t v e ry w ell be
in cluded in any e s tim a te of th e v e­
locity of riv e rs , alth o u g h th e im ­
p e tu s given by ra p id s, a s w ell a s the
g e n e ra l in clin atio n of th e bed of the
s tr e a m , h a s a m o st im p o rta n t influ­
en ce on th e r a te of its c u rre n t.
B u t th e velocity of a r i v e r does
not a lto g e th e r d ep en d on th e slope
of its bed. M uch is ow ing to its d ep th
an d volum e, s a y s an a u th o rity in
th e C lev elan d P la in D e a le r.
M ost
riv e rs , th e re fo re , flow w ith v a ry in g
v elocity a t d iffe re n t se a s o n s of th e
y e a r. F u rth e rm o r e , b en d s in th e
c o u rs e , ju ttin g p e a k s of ro ck , o r
o th e r o b sta c le s, in te rfe re w ith its
sp e e d , so th a t th e w a te r of a r iv e r
flows a t d iffe re n t v e lo cities a t d if­
fe re n t p a r ts of its b e d ; it m o v e s
low er a t th e b o tto m th a n a t th e s u r ­
fa c e an d a t th e sid e s th a n a t th e
m id d le.
T h e re is no s tr e a m w hich h a s a
re g u la r c u r r e n t of 30 m ile s a n h o u r,
o r even 25 m ile s an h o u r. T he low ­
e r A m azon flows a t a r a te of th r e e
m ile s an h o u r. T he M ississip p i, in
its lo w er c o u rs e , h a s a v elo city of
ab o u t th re e an d a h a lf m ile s a n
h o u r. T h e Congo h a s fo r m a n y m ile s
abo v e its m o u th a c u r r e n t of a b o u t
sev en m ile s a n h o u r, th e im p e tu s of
its g r e a t fa lls e x te n d in g for a g re a t
d is ta n c e below th e m . T he N ile, s im ­
ila rly influenced, m o v es for a long
d is ta n c e a t n in e m ile s an hour.
P ro b a b ly th e m o st ra p id r iv e r in
th e w orld, w ith the e x cep tio n of
so m e sm a ll s tr e a m s w hich a r e
n e a rly to r r e n ts o r c a ta r a c ts , is th e
R iv e r R hone, in F ra n c e . A t so m e
se a s o n s th e c u r r e n t of th is s tr e a m
re a c h e s a sp eed of '40 m ile s an
h o u r. In th e d ry e r se a so n , how ­
e v e r, it d ro p s to a r a te of six m ile s
an h o u r.
H obbies of farm hom e m ak ers and
c h ild re n of farm fam ilies w o rk in g
w ith th e F a rm S ecu rity A d m in istra ­
tio n in U m atilla co u n ty a re a d d in g
m any su p p lem en tal d o lla rs to cash
incom e say s E m ily
R- H u sb an d s,
hom e m an ag e m en t su p erv iso r. W h ile
th ese busy fam ilies h av e little le i­
su re tim e th ey a re u sin g th ese extra
m om ents to build up sm all b u t p ro ­
fita b le businesses.
Some w om en have th e k n a c k of
c a n n in g fr u its an d v eg eta b les a t ­
tra c tiv e ly and find a re ad y sale for
th e ir p ro d u cts to fam ilies w ho have
no g a rd e n s of th e ir ow n. By p la n ­
n in g th e fam ily g a rd e n to p rovide a
s u rp lu s of te n d e r crisp v eg etab les,
m any farm housew ives a re ab le to M unicipal F o ru m of New Y ork.
wlgheg on th e b lr th of a d a u g h te r,
e sta b lish a stead y d em an d fo r fresh
T he M unicipal F o ru m is a g ro u p K arol Mae. T he baby is th e g ra n d -
an d can n ed v e g eta b les n o t needed of m ore th a n 120 ex ecu tiv es from d a u g h te r o f C laud W aid and the
th e fo llo w in g fields: sa v in g b an k s, g re a t g ra n d d a u g h te r of Mr. an d Mrs.
fo r th e ir fam ilies.
E a rly A m erican an d C olonial f u r ­ co m m ercial b an k s, life In su ran ce W. J. W aid a n d Mr. an d Mrs. W m.
F red rick so n .
n is h in g s a re m ost a ttr a c tiv e
w ith com panies.
in v e stm e n t co u n sello rs,
Mrs. G eorge W ood h as as her
b raid ed o r hooked ra g ru g s an d farm m u n icip al bond a tto rn e y s, an d b ro k - h o u seg u est h e r siste r, M rs. A nna
w om en w ho a re sk illed
w ith
th e ers. T h e o rg a n iz a tio n Is In te re ste d j B uzzard of P a y e tte , Idaho.
G u ests a t th e S. P. S m ith hom e
n eed le fin d a re ad y m a rk e t for in fed eral, s ta te an d m u n icip al secu-1
w^ e k I in ^ u i e
b rig h tly colored ru g s of o rig in a l de­ ritie s and w as form ed to stu d y poll-1
Mrs. W. J . M ahoney an d d a u g h te r
sign.
tical econom y.
M iss B eu lah M ahoney, an d
h er
Some w om en raise geese an d du ck s
Dr. T o w nsen d w elcom es th e oppor- g ra n d m o th e r, Mrs. F ra n k C um m ings
fo r sale on local m a rk e ts an d c le a r u n ity to a d d ress New Y o rk 's fin a n ­ of Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. L ow ell B a k e r
a tid y sum for household expenses cial lead e rs. H e says h e view s th e
b ro u g h t th e fo rm e r's m o th e r, Mrs.
F resh eggs and dressed ch ick e n s r e a ­ in v ita tio n as evidence th a t lead in g
F. A. B ak er, hom e fo llo w in g a tw o
dy to pop in to th e fry n g pan p ro ­ b u sin ess ex ecu tiv es, sic k of h a p -h a - weekg vlgtt w ith re la tiv e s In Spo-
vide a n o h e r source of incom e for zard econom ies, a re se e k in g a fo rm u - k an e
la fo r b u sin ess s ta b ility th a t w ill
o th e r fa rm w om en.
CITY BONDS CALLED
Some o f th e ch ild re n ra ise ra b b its w ork.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
fo r sale in n e a rb y to w n s, assu m in g
C ity of H e rm isto n , O regon, 6 per
A n o th e r re p o rt s ta te s th a t 25.000
fu ll re s p o n sib ility fo r th e ir care an d m em bers of T ow nsend clu b s packed c e n t W a te r B onds d a te d O ctober 1,
feed in g . T a le n te d y o u n g ste rs h av e th e g ra n d s ta n d a t th e
H ollyw ood 1911, due O cto b er 1, 1941, S e ria l IN T H E COUNTY COURT O F T H E
been a b le to e a rn en o u g h to b u y T u rf clu b race tra c k S ep tem b er 3 to N u m b ers 25 to 50 in clu siv e, a re
in te re st,
th e ir ow n c lo th in g by m a k in g C h ris t­ h e a r Dr. T o w n sen d ’s ad d ress and called for p a y m en t w ith
m as c a rd s to sell. M ore a c tiv e ch ild ­ w elcom e hom e 16 C a lifo rn ia con­ O ctober 1, 1939, a fte r w h ich d a te
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re n g a th e r fe rn s for flo ris t shops gressm en w ho voted " y e s ” on th e in te re s t w ill sto p . F u n d s w ill be on
I For Business Supremacy
an d greenhouses.
T ow nsend le g isla tio n In C ongress. d ep o sit a t th e F ir s t N a tio n a l R ank,
By Advertising
T hese and m any o th e r bobbies a re In Dr. T o w n sen d ’s ta lk he sta te d , H e rm isto n , O regon.
G E R T R U D E SA ND ERS,
e n a b lin g th ese farm fam ilies to tu r n “W e h av e th e stro n g e st a n ti-w a r o r­
C ity T re a su re r.
th e ir m om ents of re la x a tio n In to g a n iz a tio n in th e w orld to d ay ,” and
(S ep t. 1 4 -2 1 )
w en t on to ex p lain th ia s ta te m e n t.
cash incom e.
• PAINTING
• PAPERING
• KALSOMINING
— Spray Painting and Signs —
Anything - Anywhere - Anytime
All W ork G u aran teed - E stim a te s
FREE
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P hone 131
H erm isto n , Ore.
DR. W. M. MARBUT
PH Y SIC IA N & SURGEON
P h o n e 1091
H e rm isto n I
FOR EYE COMFORT AND
SIGHT CONSERVATION
IF VOU W IS H TO
FOR SALE C H E A P— TWO COMBI-
n a tio n wood and coal h e a te rs. I n ­
q u ire E. J . H azen, H erm isto n . 4-3p
STRA Y ED FROM MY PA STU R E —
W est of E v e re tt S h av er farm , a
y e a rlin g d a rk Je rse y h eifer. J. H.
H u n t, C olum bia ’d is tric t.
3 -tfc
Equalization Notice.
N otice is hereby given th a t th e
Board of D irecto rs ol th e S ta n fie ld
iIrrig a tio n D istrict w ill m eet as a
‘B oard of E q u a liz a tio n a t 1:00 o’clock
Ip, m. T uesday, O ctober 3, 1939, in
th e office of th e d is tric t a t S ta n ­
field, O regon, fo r th e p urpose of re ­
v iew in g a n d c o rre c tin g its a p p o r­
tio n m e n t of taxes, said tax es b ein g
fo r to lls and c h arg es fixed by th e
B oard of D irecto rs on S eptem ber 6,
1938, for th e y e a r 1939, b eing de­
lin q u e n t an d u n p aid .
T h e assessm en t list and record
w ill be in th e office of th e d is tric t
in th e C ity of S ta n fie ld fo r th e in ­
sp ectio n of all persons
in te re ste d ,
and a ll persons s h a ll be presum ed
to have n o tice of th e tim e and place
of such m eetin g w h e th e r a c tu a l no­
tice is received or not.
D ated A ugust 29, 1939.
F. A. B A K ER, S e c retary .
(A ug. 31-Sept. 21)
Come to Pendleton for
Your Optical Needu!
See Dr.
A lfre d H * »
E. Jones -
£
F o r a scien­
tific E xam ina­
tion w ith the New
Bausch & Lomb
F e rris R and Pro­
jector.
See the latest
Style Glasses 1 n Idaho Lie. No. 0-253
Oregon Lie. No. 354
the New Bentou
Wash. Lie. No. 538
N T JM O N T
or
LOXIT R im less M ountings, and save
breakage. No screw s to get loose.
In bifocals choice of the nearly
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Glasses in tw o paym ents a t reason­
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NO HOME GRINDING
Glasses M anufactured by Recog­
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for Recognized. Specialists.
Eyes Examined by Modern
Methods.
Glasses Ground to Fit
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OPTOMETRIST
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THURSDAY
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SEPT. 28
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Hermiston - Oregon