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THURSDAY, DECEM BER 28,
THE H ER M ISTO N HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON.
1939.
IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS
By Mrs. W. C. Isom
E a rl S tew ard is hom e w ith h is
p a re n ts, Mr. an d Mrs. Chas. Stew
ard .
Mr. an d Mrs. R o b ert S m ith , w ho
h av e been to u rin g th e e a ste rn s ta te s
fo r several weeks, re tu rn e d T h u rs
day . T hey drove tw o new O ldsm oblle
c a rs th ro u g h on th e ir re tu rn trip ,
one fo r them selv es an d one for Mrs.
S m ith ’s b ro th e r, V ern C aldw ell of
P o rtla n d . T hey re p o rt a good tr ip
w ith fin e w e a th e r co n d itio n s th ro u g h
th e m id -w estern sta te s.
T he school gave a C h ristm as o p er
e tt a a t th e a u d ito riu m T h u rsd ay
evening. T re a ts fo r c h ild re n an d
p a re n ts follow ed.
Mr. and Mrs. R alph Jo n es le ft F r i
d ay for M ilto n -F re e w a te r w h ere th e y
expect to sp en d th e h o lid ay s w ith
h is p a re n ts.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Isom and baby
D ohulee acco m p an ied M rs. Iso m 's
b ro th ers, Dick an d Don G en try o f
T a ft, to B ak er S a tu rd a y n ig h t to
spend C h ristm as w ith th e ir m o th er,
Mrs. E lizab eth G entry.
Mr. a n d Mrs. V ern Jo n e s a n d son
W illa rd and d a u g h te r L u cille m o to r
ed to L ongview S u n d ay to spend th e
C h ristm as holid ay w ith th e ir son.
M axw ell Jo n e s an d w ife. T hey w ill
v is it o th e r re la tiv e s in P o rtla n d d u r
in g th e w eek’s absence.
D avid an d H e rb e rt, sons of Mr.
a n d Mrs. B. R and, have been ill w ith ,
ch ick e n pox.
Mr. an d Mrs. E a rl L each an d Cloyd
L each w ere d in n e r g u e sts of Mr. a n d
Mrs. E a rl Isom C hristm as.
Jo h n S w earin g er an d R o b ert B race
w ho a re a tte n d in g bu sin ess college
in S e a ttle a re v is itin g th e ir p a re n ts
o v er th e holidays.
Mr. an d Mrs. B e rt D ex ter w ere
d in n e r g u e sts of MMr. an d Mrs. B.
D exter of U m atilla C h ristm as.
Mr. a n d Mrs. W a lte r G rid er a re
sp e n d in g th e holid ay s w ith his p a r
e n ts in P o rtla n d .
W iley B enefiel of S pokane is v is
itin g h is b ro th e rs here.
Mr. an d Mrs. Ivan W oods of P o rt
land v isited Mrs. W ood’s uncles, th e
B enefield b ro th e rs, over C hristm as.
Mr. a n d Mrs. G eorge K in d ler and
tw o ch ild re n of G ran d C oulee a re
v is itin g th e ir p a re n ts, M r a n d Mrs.
G. K in d le r of U m atilla, n u rin g th e
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam U n ick er an d lit
tle d a u g h te r sp en t C h ristm as w ith
Mr. an d Mrs. F ra n k L eich t.
Jo h n V oile is ill a t h is home. He
ex p ects to go to th e V e te ra n s’ hos
p ita l in P o rtla n d soon for tre a tm e n t.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C, Isom w ere d in
n er g u ests of Mr. an d M rs. G eorge
K in d ler a t U m a tilla C h ristm as day.
STANFIELD NEWS
By Mrs. J. M. R ic h a rd s
F o llo w in g a lun ch eo n a t th e H i
W ay C afe, th e m em bers of th e
W o m an s’ S tu d y club enjoyed a
C h ristm as p a rty a t th e J . F. R u eb er
home. Mrs. R u eb er w as assisted by
M esdam es T roy Colem an, L, Jo u an -
n a u lt, J. M. R ich ard s an d N ad in e
R ueber.
Mrs. R a lp h Isackson, N ad in e R ue
ber and L a u ra G regory w ere hostes
ses a t th e L adies Aid p a rty T h u rsd ay
a ftern o o n w hen th e d a u g h te rs e n te r
tain ed for th e ir m others. Miss Neva
H edrick w as pro g ram ch airm an .
Miss D o ro th y R adfield of V ancou
ver, B. C.. d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs.
T hom as R ad field of T o ro n to , O nt.,
an d H aro ld Reeves, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W illiam Reeves, w ere m arried
in W alla W a lla on D ecem ber 18.
J. F. R u eb er has been ap p o in ted
a m em ber of th e S tan field Irrig a tio n
D istrict b o ard , ta k in g th e place of
W illiam H ag g m an . deceased.
Mr. an d M rs. L. J. R ussell mo
to red front S acram en to , C al., Sunday
to spend C h ristm as a t th e R. G.
P en n ey home.
T he Jesse A nson fam ily sp en t th e
week end and C h ristm as d ay in La
G rande, v is itin g Mrs. A n so n ’s m o th
er an d Mr. A n so n ’s b ro th er.
Pre-Inventory Sale
Children’s Underwear
ai Ac*
10% w o o l
W ere 79c - Sale .......
C otton - R ayon S trip e
W ere 69c - S ale .........
3'“ *
P R IC ES SLASHED
Sm all
a for
Size
9
Sm all
L arg e
Size
Size
1?*
19*
15*
54 In. Table Cloths
G enuine
Bargains
2 9 *& 59*
CHIFFON HOSE
a
w
M E N ’S OUTING
Flannel Pajamas
R eg u lar $1.49
Sale ....................................
Flannel Shirts
Men’s Work Pants
ALL DRESS PANTS
1Z OFF
OVERALLS
8 OZ. BLUE DENIM
F u ll C u t - S anforized
BIB
WAIST
84*
98*
$1.49
M E N ’S
DRESS SHIRTS
9 9?
O u tsta n d in g V alues
R e g u la r $1.25
tU
Sale ......................
Reg. $1.50
to $1.75 .......
Q
$1.19
W OM EN’S
BATH ROBES
$1.69
LADIES’ DRESSES
$1.59
HOUSE COATS
G REA TLY REDUCED
$3.69 $2.69
$1.69
All House Slippers
| PRICE
BLANKETS
PR IC ES SLASHED
5% Wool
S a l e ...............
25% Wool
D ouble ............
100% W ool
Sale .................
79*
$2.69
$4.49
SKIRTS - BLOUSES
| PRICE
C H IL D R E N 'S
Flannel Pajamas
1 PRICE
/4 Wrr
V alues to $2.49
Sale ......................
MEN’S SCARFS
Sal« .....................
59
BOYS’ CORDS
T IE S
V alues to $4.95
$1.23
...57*
ALL
R e g u la r $1.00
Sale ...................................
R e g u la r 50c
Sale ..................................
V alues to $4.95
Sale ......................
59*
M EN ’S HEAVY PLAID
Good P a tte r n s
F u ll size ra n g e
WOOL PARKAS
Silk - W ool
S ale .................................
Ladies’ Underwear
R e g u la r $1.98
F U L L FA SHIO NED
F a ll S h ad es
V alues to $1.00
A L L « f sF *
& C AP & SCARF SETS
V alues to $1.39
Sale ....................................
69*
R e g u la r $1.75
Sale ......................
Boys’ Sizes
Reg. 98c - Sale
WOOL
CASHMERE SOX
R e g u la r 35c
Sale ...............
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF T H E
STATE OF OREGON FOR
UMATILLA COUNTY
HAND BAGS
10% W ool
W ere 89c - Sale ...
Turkish Towels
S ta n fie ld school closed F rid a y for
th e h o lid ay v acatio n , an d w ill open
W ednesday, J a n u a r y 3.
Mr. an d Mrs. S tan ley S m ith w ent
to P o rtla n d S a tu rd a y to be w ith her
siste r a n d fam ily d u rin g th e ir w eek's
v acatio n .
Mrs. W. G. W allace had as her
g u ests th e e arly p a rt of th e week Mr.
an d Mrs. Cloyd S tu rd iv a n t, th e ir
d a u g h te r R ita an d sm a ll son B illy
Joe of P ark d ale.
M iss N ad in e R u eb er w ill go to
P o rtla n d th e la tte r p a rt of th is week
w h ere sh e w ill en ro ll as a s tu d e n t
n u rse in M ultnom ah co u n ty h ospital.
H er m o th er. Mrs. J. F. R ueber, w ill
accom pany 'h e r to P o rtla n d w here
she w ill be th e g u est of h e r siste r,
Mrs. C ris R u eb er an d o th e r re lativ es
for ten days.
T h e Misses N eva Behm e, E lean o r
K asari and Tom M cCorm ick, w ho are
s tu d e n ts of N o rth w e ste rn 'B usiness
college in P o rtla n d , a re sp en d in g
th e ir v acatio n w ith hom e folks.
M rs. W ilb u r G ifford
and
baby
d a u g h te r le ft T u esd ay fo r a w eek’s
v isit w ith h e r p a re n ts. Mr. a n d Mrs.
H u tto n a t T illam ook. M arjory H u t
ton A lsp au g h , s tu d e n t n u rse in St.
A n th o n y ’s H o sp ital, w ill also »pend
th e la t te r p a rt of th e w eek a t the
H u tto n home, re tu rn in g a f te r New
Y ears w ith Mrs. G ifford.
Mrs. P h il Q uim by re tu rn e d to
P o rtla n d W ednesday follo w in g sev
eral d ay s v isit w ith h er au n ts , Mrs.
J. F. L ane and Mrs. W. G. W allace.
T he M isses F ra n c e s Lew is and
L a u ra G regory, an d G a rth C lark,
w ho a re a tte n d in g school in La
G rande, a re s p e n d in g th e h o lid ay s a t
th e ir resp ectiv e homes.
Mr. an d Mrs. Tom Moore and
d a u g h te r N ellie a tte n d e d a re u n io n
of th e m em bers of th e ir fam ily w ith
th e ir d a u g h te r, Mrs. C arl T hom pson,
as hostess a t th e C h arles W olford
home in C olum bia d is tric t C h ristm a s
day.
T h e Misses B lan ch e and
M arie
T h o rsen and C lau d ia G abriel, w ho
te a c h in and n e a r T h e D alles, a re
sp en d in g th e ir h o lid ay v a c atio n a t
th e S. T h o rsen an d V ern G abriel
homes.
Miss M arilla D u n n in g , hom e eco
nom ics su p erv iso r in th e S tockton,
Cal., hig h school, is en jo y in g a tw o
w eeks v acatio n w ith h e r fa th e r, G.
L. D u n n in g , an d h e r b ro th e r-in -la w
an d siste r, Mr. an d Mrs. N a th a n D.
B ard.
19*
In th e M a tte r of th e E s ta te of
W illiam H ag g m an , D eceased.
NOTICE is h ereb y given, th a t th e
u n d ersig n ed , by O rder of th e above
e n title d C ourt, d u ly m ade a n d en
tered on th e 4 th day of D ecem ber,
1939, w as d u ly a p p o in te d E x e c u trix
of th e E s ta te of W illiam H ag gm an,
Deceased, an d th a t she h as q u alified
as such. All p erso n s h a v in g claim s
a g a in s t said E s ta te a re h ereb y n o ti
fied to p re s e n t th e sam e d u ly v e ri
fied as re q u ire d by law to h e r a t
S tan field , O regon, w ith in six m o n th s
from th e d a te of th is notice.
D ated D ecem ber 5, 1939.
J u lia H. P en n ey ,
E x e c u trix of th e E s ta te of
W illiam H ag g m an , D eceas
ed.
.
(Dec. 7-Jan. 4 ) ___
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF T H E
STA TE O F OREGON FOR
UMATILA COUNTY
In th e M a tte r of th e E s ta te of
R ussell B row nell, also know n as D.
R. B row nell, J r ., Deceased.
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN th a t
th e u n d ersig n ed h as been ap p ointed
a d m in is tra to r w ith th e w ill an nex ed
of th e e sta te of R ussell B row nell, a l
so k n o w n as D. R. B row nell J r ., de
ceased, an d h as q u a lifie d as th e law
d irects. All p erso n s 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 s e n t th e sam e to me a t th e office
of W. J. W a rn e r, my a tto rn e y , in
H erm isto n , O regon, v erified as th e
law d irects, w ith in six m o n th s from
th e d a te hereof.
D ated th is 7 th day of Decem ber,
1939.
L. B ro w n ell, A d m in istra to r.
W. J. W a rn e r,
A tto rn e y fo r A d m in istra to r.
(Dec. 7 -Jan . 4)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Mississippi River Piloting
Offers Job Opportunities
Development of a nine-foot Mis
sissippi river channel near Daven
port, Iowa, resulting in an increase
on towboat operations on the upper
river has disclosed a shortage of
good pilots.
Navigation companies report that
plenty of positions are open at pay
well above $300 a month. Board,
room and laundry are furnished.
The major drawback to piloting is
the hours involved. On a round trip
from St. Louis to Minneapolis, for
instance, the pilot may get away
from the boat about 24 hours.
Sometimes there are shorter periods
of freedom when the boat is docked
at a terminal.
Then, too, on the upper river a
pilot usually draws pay for only
about nine months. In some cases
a barge line will guarantee a ten-
month salary.
During the navigation season the
captain and the pilot each stand
two six-hour watches at the wheel.
The pilot’s or aft watch is usually
from midnight to six a. m. and from
noon to six p. m.
Two courses are open to youths
wishing to become river pilots. One
is to become a steersman, in reality
an apprentice pilot. The other is
to start at the bottom as deckhand
and work up. In either case, knowl
edge of the river in its various
moods is essential.
World Traveler Sees
Tibet as Gold Rush Site
Far-off Tibet, where the lowest
altitude is higher than Pike’s peak,
will be the scene of the world’s next
major gold rush, in the opinion of
Harrison Forman, 35-year-old world
traveler.
“There is a great deal of gold in
Tibet,” according to the young ex
plorer.
Then he added:
“I have seen tons of it on the roofs
of Tibetan monasteries and there is
more in the ground and streams.
However, it’s of no value to anyone
because it’s impossible at present
to get it to the outside world.
“The country has no railroads and
no highways. There isn’t a wheel
in all of Tibet and the metal is too
heavy to be hauled on the backs of
animals.”
Forman believed the development
of an airplane motor powerful
enough to fly heavy freight will be
the ultimate solution.
California Mystery House
The Winchester House of Califor
nia, built by the widow of the fa
mous firearms manufacturer, is
about four miles from San Jose and
two miles from Campbell in the
Santa Clara valley. Mrs. Winches
ter, a spiritualist, believed that she
had received a message from the
spirit world that she would not die
as long as the sound of hammers
was heard in the house. As a re
sult, it is a strange composite of
architecture with steps leading no
where, strangely placed balconies
and some rooms no larger than one
foot wide. It is estimated that at
least a million dollars was spent on
the structure, parts of which have
not been explored.
Peach Tree Borer
One good whiff of ethylene dichlo
ride and the peach tree borer bores
no more, says the Country Home
Magazine. This new killing agent is
a colorless liquid with an odor like
chloroform. An emulsion is made
by mixing nine parts of the chem
ical with one part of potash flshoil
soap and 50 parts of water. The
recommended dose, for a three-
year-old tree, is one-half pint (one
cent’s worth) of this mixture,
poured around the base of the tree,
on bark and soil alike. Weaker
emulsions are used on younger
trees, and stronger ones on older
trees. September and October are
the best months in which to apply
the poison.
PA GE T H R E E
CAST ASIDE ALL PREVIOUS NOTIONS
OF HOW TO FARM WITH POWER!
SEE THE NEW
FORD TRACTOR
Have it work in your
own land.
Ask for
Demonstration
More power and more capacity for work than ANY
other wheel tractor in its weight class,
Rohrman Motor Co.
HERMISTON, OREGON
SU M M O N S
E q u ity No. 6529
N T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E
STATE OF OREGON FOR
UM ATILLA COUNTY
W a lte r B u llard , P la in tiff,
vs.
S te lla P a u tu , an u n m a rrie d wo
m an; T h e u n k n o w n h e irs of Roy
F. P a u lu , deceased; C. W. R ussell
an d P e a rl R. R ussell, h is w ife;
H. O. T hom pson and L illy R.
T hom pson, h is w ife; Ida L. Je w
e tt, an u n m a rrie d w om an; Jesse
S. L u rc h in and J a n e Doe L u rch -
in, his w ife, or if said Jesse S.
L u rc h in is deceased, th en T he u n
know n heirs of Jesse S. L u rch in ,
deceased; S. R. L ane an d M ary
Doe L ane, h is w ife, or if said S.
R. L ane is deceased, th en The u n
know n h e irs of S. R. 1-ane, d e
ceased; L. F. L ane an d A nn Doe
L ane, h is w ife, or if said L. F.
L an e is deceased, th e n T he u n
know n h e irs of L. F. L ane, de
ceased; Ja m e s G u th rie and S arah
‘ Doe G u th rie , his w ife, or if said
Jam es' G u th rie Is deceased, th en
T he iiSkttow n h e irs of Jam es
G u th rfe , deceased; G eorge L. H ib
bard a n d May Doe H ib b ard , his
w ife, o r if said G eorge L. H ib b ard
is deceased, th en T he unk n o w n
h e irs of G eorge L. H ib b ard , de
ceased; T he u n k n o w n h e irs of
M art G riffin , deceased; “Also all
o th e r persons or p a rtie s u n k n o w n
cla im in g an y rig h t, title , estate,
lien or in te re s t in th e re a l e sta te
described in th e co m p lain t here
in ,"
D efendants.
To th e above nam ed d efen d an ts
S tella P a u lu ; T he unk n o w n h eirs of
R oy F. P a u lu , deceased: C. W. R u s
se ll; P e a rl R. R u ssell; Jesse S. L u r
chin and J a n e Doe L u rc h in , his w ife,
o r if said Jesse S. L u rc h in Is d e
ceased, th en T h e u n k n o w n h e irs of
Jesse S. L u rc h in , deceased; S. R.
L ane and M ary Doe L ane, h is w ife,
or if said 8. R. L ane is deceased,
th e n Tile unk n o w n h e irs of S. R.
L ane, deceased; L. F. L ane and A nn
Doe L ane, h is wife, or if said L. F.
L ane is deceased, th e n T he unk n o w n
heirs of L. F. I.ane, deceased; Jam es
G u th rie and S arah Doe G u th rie , his
w ife, or if said Jam es G u th rie is de
ceased, th e n T he unk n o w n h e irs of
Jam es G u th rie , deceased; G eorge L.
H ib b ard an d May Doe H ib b ard , h is
w ife, or it said G eorge L. H ib b ard is
deceased, th e n T he u n k n o w n h e irs
of G eorge L. H ib b ard , deceased; T he
u n k n o w n h e irs of M art G riffin , de
ceased;
“ Also a ll o th e r persons or
p a rtie s u n k n o w n claim in g an y rig h t,
title , e sta te , lien or in te re s t 1» th e
re a l e s ta te described la th e pqm-
p la ln t h e r e in ;’’
IN T H E NAME OF T H E
STATE OF OREGON
You a re hereby re q u ire d to a p p ear
and a n sw er th e co m p la in t 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 f ir s t p u b lica
tion of th is sum m ons, a n d If you
fail so to a p p e a r an d a n sw er, fo r
w a n t th ereo f p la in tiff w ill apply to
said co u rt for th e re lie f p ray ed for
an d dem anded in said co m p lain t, to-
wlt:
A decree th a t p la in tiff
is th e
ow ner in fee of th e fo llo w in g de
scribed land, to -w it:
L ot 1 in Block 11 of th e o rig i
n a l tow n now C ity of U m a tilla ;
also L ot 7 in Block 51 in W a rd -
w ell’s A ddition to th e tow n now
C ity of U m a tilla ; all of said lan d
In U m atilla C ounty, O regon.
And th a t p la in tiff is such ow ner in
fee of said land fre e from a n y rig h t,
title , esta te , lien or In te re st of de
fe n d a n ts and of each of d efen d an ts.
T h a t d e fe n d a n ts o r an y one or
m ore of d efen d an ts has no rig h t,
title , esta te , lien o r In te re st In said
land or In an y p a rt th ereo f, a n d that
d e fe n d a n ts and each of defen d an t« ,
th e ir h e irs a n d assigns, be perpet
u ally re s tra in e d and en jo in ed from
a ss e rtin g o r claim in g an y r ig h t,
title , esta te , lien or In te re st In said
land or in an y p a rt th ereo f adverae
to p la in tiff.
T h is sum m ons is served upon you
by p u b licatio n th ereo f for four suc
cessive w eeks In th e H erm isto n Her
ald by o rd e r of H onorable C. L.
Sw eek, ju d g e of th e c o u rt above
nam ed, w hich said o rd e r w as made
and dated th e 28th d ay of N ovem
ber, 1939, an d th e d ate of th e first
p u b licatio n of th is sum m ons is th e
7 th day of D ecem ber, 1939.
W. J. W A R N E R ,
P o st Office A ddress:
H erm isto n , O regon.
A. S. COOLEY,
P ost O ffice A ddress;
P en d leto n , O regon.
A tto rn ey s for P la in tiff,
(Dec. 7 -Jan . 4)
H EAVY W IN T E R W E IG H T
25% WOOL UNIONS
R eg u lar $2.50
Sale ....................
$1.59
MEN’S UNIONS
W IN T E R W EIG H T
R e g u la r 98c
Sale ..........
O
BIG REDUCTIONS
on our
Entire Shoe Stock!
BOYS’ ALL WOOL
PLAID JACKETS
Reg. V alues
to $3.50 ........
$1.95
BOYS’, W O M EN ’S & G IR L S’
SWEATERS
|
PRICE
Courtesy in Spain
If a visitor asks a Spaniard in
Spain where the post office is lo
cated, or how to find the way back
to the hotel, the Spaniard is not
In th e M atter of th e E s ta te of only all polite attention, but will
often take the tourist by the arm
C h arles C. L eath erw o o d , D eceased.
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN th a t and go with him till his destination
th e u n d ersig n ed has been ap p o in ted is in sight.
IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF T H E
STATE O F OREGON FOR
UMATILA COUNTY
a d m in is tra to r of th e
e s ta te
of
C h arles C. L eath erw o o d , deceased,
an d hag q u alified as th e law d irects.
All persons h a v in g claim s a g a in s t
said e sta te a re re q u ire d to p resen t
th e sam e to m e a t th e F ir s t N atio n al
B ank. H erm isto n . O regon, or a t the
office of W . J . W a rn e r, my a tto rn e y ,
a t H erm isto n , O regon, verified as the
law d irects, w ith in six m o n th s from
th e d a te hereof.
D ated th is 7 th day of D ecem ber,
1939.
F. B. Swayze, A d m in istra to r.
W. J. W arn er,
A tto rn e y for A d m in istra to r.
(Dec. 7 -Jan . 4)
M EN ’S ALL WOOL
PLAID JACKETS
AND
LEATHER COATS
Prices Cut to the Bone!
SA Y L O R ’S
Fastest Growing City
Houston, Texas, lays claim to the
title of the South’s fastest-growing
community as publishers of a new
city directory listed a population of
421,617, a gain of 38,865 since 1938.
Births in Houston averaged 19.39 a
thousand population during the last
year and deaths 11 58 a thousand.
Another ‘Tam e’ Robin
Mrs. Carl G. Hall, West Hartford,
Conn., nursed an injured robin to
health and the bird adopted her
home as its own. The robin likes to
fly around in the trees nearby, but
when she whistles it dashes back
into the house through an open win
dow.
New Town in California
A new town has been added to the
Oh,Oh! S Wrong Way!
cÖAX In CustcvnersWith
A D V E R T ISIN G
Backed by Pood Service !
nap with the official selection of
foyon as the name for the govern-
nent's settlement of 400 workers
juilding huge Shasta dam in Cali
fornia. The term comes from a
striking red berry that grows on
surrounding hills
PHOTO SHOWS the new Ford
tractor with Ferguson plow in
action. The operator merely steers
in a straight line to obtain perfect
plowing results. The Ferguson sys
tem hydraulic mechanism keeps the
plows at a uniform depth and oper
ates without attention except at
the ends of the field. Then a con
venient, easily-operated lever is
moved to lift and lower the plow
when turning. The tractor pn Is a
two-bottom 14-inch plow with vase,
and because of its light weight
gives remarkably low fuel con
sumption, average fuel consumption
being one gallon an hour. The
tractor with plow attached can be
turned on an eight-foot headland,
and worked in fence corners.