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THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1940. PAGE T H U S THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. Miss Margery Williams left Sun Mr. and Mrs. Frances Stephens and son of Maryhill spent the week day for Adams where she will be em end visiting his parents, Mr. and ployed by Mrs. Jack Duff( Miss Ruth By Mrs. Glenn Ostrom Thompson, formerly of here). Her Mrs. A1 Stepens. Mr. and Mrs. James Byrnes and parents took her up. The baseball team went to Helix Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker and Joan, Mrs. V. D. Bramer and Stella Mary and Jerry left Friday for their Rae and Jim left Sunday for a four where they were defeated 6-1. The New Treatment Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Smith and son new home in Pasco. Mr. Walker is days trip to visit their daughter and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walsh and Jimmy left Monday for Portland and employed with the U. S. engineers. for Mrs. David Lane and daughter of family in The Dalles, Mrs. Braroer’s the beach where they will visit for Spokane arrived this week to visit mother-in-law, Mrs. Stella Bramer in two weeks. Stubborn Cases of Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson have her mother, Mrs. Earl Shaw. Oswego, the M. M. McCullough home moved into the Jake Smith house. in Portland and Mrs. Byrnes’ sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mullins and LOOSE Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kippell left Lindsay left Friday for Pasco to Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Comer in Salem. Wednesday for Portland where they make their future home. Mr. Mul They plan to be home Friday- visit for two weeks. lins is employed with the U. S. engi Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Steavens and will Mrs. James Byrnes and Mrs. John neers. sons left Tuesday for Pasco where Kinney were picked as the delegates Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Thompson and they will make their home. and to attend the Portland Flower show. son of Elmer City, Wn., visited at Mrs. Walter Bullard and Patty Allan Darr left Friday for Oregon the home of his parents, Mr. and and Bob, Mrs. Frank Clark and Mrs. Mrs. H. O. Thompson last week end. Neva Pilon spent Tuesday in Pen City to be with his wife, who has been with her parents for a month Mrs. Tom Tucker and son Joe and a half. spent last Wednesday afternoon shop dleton shopping. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Miller spent Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Young of Pas ping in Pendleton. co brought Jimmie Smith home Sun Mr. and Mrs. George Kendler and Saturday in Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sannes and day from a few^ays visit with them children Yvonne and George of Elmer not due to Systemic City visited over the week end with Coral and Betty left Monday for Conditions. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Pasco to make their home. NOTICE OF LAND SALE Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stoop and Kendler, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. girls Donna and Linda left Monday Isom of Irrigon, and other friends. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Mrs. Calla Tonies and David and for a two weeks vacation. That the undersigned, Sheriff of Mr. and Mrs. George Butterwood, Barbara of Holdman spent Sunday Umatilla County, Oregon, by virtue Mr. and Mrs. Herb Lane and daugh of visiting friends here. an order duly made and entered Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cramer and ter Roberta spent Monday in Pendle herein by the County Court of Uma YOU'LL ALWAYS BE 6LA0 YOU ton. son James of The Dalles spent the tilla County, Oregon, on the 8th day BOUGHT A GENERAL ELECTRIC Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hull and Miss week end here where they attended of May, 1940, will, on the 15th day the graduation exercises of their Clara Corrigan spent Tuesday in of June, 1940, at tne hour of 10 CONDITIONED « IN I Controlled tem JUNIOR GARDEN Pendleton. niece, Delores Van Schoiack. perature, hum idity, and constant cir o’clock in the forenoon, sell to the Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ackers and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duff and son culation o f freshened air. highest bidder for cash, at the front CLUB CHATS of Athena spent Saturday evening daughter Norma eeft Friday for Pas door of the Umatilla County Court SELECTIVE STORAGE. A ll fo ur needed co where they will make their home. and Sunday with her parents, Mr. House, Pendleton, Oregon, subject to zones— Sub-Freezing Storage; Extra- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sykes are a minimum price of 361.00 therefor, and Mrs. H. O. Thompson. C o ld S to ra g e ; C ris p in g S to rag e; By Mrs. Emil Zivney Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tucker and Joe. home from a two day visit in Port to be paid in cash, at the time of Safety-Zone General Storage. sale, the following described parcel A meeting of the Hermiston Jun and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ostrom and land. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Koons and of land, heretofore by Umatilla Coun son Gary spent Sunday in the moun ALL-STEEL CABINET, b u ilt fo r long ior Garden club will be held next tains near Ukiah fishing. daughter Sharon motored to Celilo ty, Oregon, acquired for delinquent life. One-Piece porcelain interiors— Saturday afternoon, beginning at 2 Glenn Ostrom and Oliver McNabb Wednesday where Sharon stayed taxes, to-wit: and porcelain exteriors, too! with her grandparents while her par o’clock at the library. Our June spent Saturday in the mountains. S'/4 SE'4, South of “A” line Can STAINLESS STEEL Super-Freezer and Miss Margie Mustard, who is em ents are visiting La Grande until meeting is to be in the form of a al, Section 12, Township 4, North Modal BS-40 STAINLESS STEEL Sliding Shelves! June 3, when the government em ployed in Pendleton, spent Sunday Range 28, E. W. M. lawn party, so let’s be present Sat visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ployees will return to work on the ILLUMINATED TEMPERATURE DIAL T e l- R. E. GOAD, Sheriff urday to make our plans. dredge Clearwater. John Mustard. Read What A-Frost Indicator. Thriftom eter. In Mrs. J. J. Smith and son Jimmie (May 9-June 6) of Umatilla County. Mr. and Mrs. John Mustard spent Bring signed slips showing yard terior Lighting. Easy releasing, fast General Electric Says: and Mary Walker motored to Pasco freezing Q u ick Trays. Pyrex Dishes. improvement activities engaged in as Saturday in Pasco visiting friends. *'Wie believe the ."•w 1940 G -E Re Merle Imes and son Charles where they left Jimmie to stay with frigerator to be the finest product of well as garden duties. A few people left Mrs. NOTICE OF LAND SALE its kind ever offered to the American SEALED-IN-STEEL G-E THRIFT UNIT Monday for La Grande where his aunt because of the illness of J. pub lic— one that w ill cost you less to have yet to bring their flower or veg they will make their future home. Mr. J. Smith. famed throughout the w orld for own than any other refrigerator you uiet, low-cost operation and en Mrs. Jack Geer of Kinzua is here can buy at any price.” etable garden plan drawn to scale. Imes has been in La Grande for 3 uring economy. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Each member is to bring a few some time where he had been trans visiting her sister, Mrs. Leland from a driver of this territory Smith. She left her children with That the undersigned, Sheriff of flowers to be assembled in bouquets ferred to that for the Asbury Transporta her mother, Mrs. Clarence Powell at Umatilla County, Oregon, by virtue for the hospital or shut-ins. Blalock Island. tion company. of an order duly made and entered herein by the County Court of Uma tilla County, Oregon, on the 8th day of May, 1940, will, on the 15th day P H O N E 2791 of June, 1940, at the hour of 10 o’clock in the forenoon, sell to the highest bidder for cash, at the front deceased, then The unknown heirs of restraining and enjoining you and door of the Umatilla County Court W. H. Auseon, deceased; The un each of you from asserting or claim House, Pendleton, Oregon, subject to known heirs of Horace G. Hurlburt, ing any right, title, estate, lien or in a minimum price of $75.74 therefor, deceased; Byron A. Chisholm and terest in said land or in any part to be paid in cash, at the time of Jane Doe Chisholm, his wife, or if thereof adverse to plaintiff. sale, the following described parcel said Byron A. Chisholm is deceased, This summons is served upon you of land, heretofore by Umatilla Coun then The unknown heirs of Byron A. by publication thereof for four suc ty, Oregon, acquired for delinquent Chisholm, deceased; Gilbert A. Chis cessive weeks in the Hermiston Her taxes, to-wit: holm and Mary Doe Chisholm, his ald by order of Honorable C. L. E% SE (4 SEU , South of O.W.R. wife, or if said Gilbert A. Chisholm Sweek, judge of thy court above & N. Right of Way, Section 9, & is deceased, then The unknown heirs named, which said order was made E% N E ‘/> N EU , North & West of Gilbert A. Chisholm, deceased; and dated the 29th day of April, of Road, Section 16, Township 5, Edward Johnston and Sarah Doe 1940, and the date of the first pub North Range 28, E.W.M. Johnston, his wife, or if said Edward lication of this summons is the 2nd R. E. GOAD, Sheriff Johnston is deceased, then The un day of May, 1940. of Umatilla County. known heirs of Edward Johnston, de W. J. Warner, (May 9-June 6) ceased; “Also all other persons or Post Office Address, T h e Ford Motor Company was founded service with the Company— sober, decent Hermiston, Oregon, parties unknown claiming any right, by a working-man for working-men. Its SUMMONS title, estate, lien or interest in the family men. Hundreds of them have A. S. Cooley, Post Office Address, real estate described in the com present officers began as employees of the been with the Company for more than Equity No. 6601 Pendleton, Oregon, plaint herein.” Company. It was the first company to pay 25 years — thousands for more than 15 IN THE NAME OF THE Attorneys for Plaintiff. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (May 2-May 30) STATE OF OREGON a minimum wage, beginning in 1914, at years. Their health record, home owner You are hereby required to appear STATE OF OREGON FOR the then astounding figure of #5 a day. ship and citizenship records are good. and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled That was double the prevailing wage of UMATILLA COUNTY court and cause within four weeks A l l this is reflected in Ford products, the time. The Ford minimum is now $6 from the date of the first publication Hermiston, Light * Power Compa a day for all employees engaged in pro whether cars, trucks or tractors. The this summons, and if you fail so ny, an Oregon corporation, Plain of to appear and answer, for want duction work. And from that, the wages work is honestly done. Materials are the tiff, thereof plaintiff will apply to said vs. rise to #10.80 a day, with the average wage best that can be made or procured. Less for the relief prayed for and Eva Maud Auseoni The unknown court in said complaint, to-wit. #7.25, exclusive of salaried employees. profit to the Company and more value heirs of Frank J. Auseon, de demanded A decree that plaintiff is the own ceased; Harley A. Fager and er in fee simple of the following de to the customer is known Maude L. Fager, his wife, or if scribed land, to-wit: T h e Ford Motor Com throughout the motoring said Harley A. Fager is deceased, Commencing at the center of pany was the first large world as ”Ford’s way of then The unknown heirs of Har Henry Ford and Edsel Section 16; thence North 417.6 ley A. Fager, deceased; W. H. company to establish the feet; thence East 208,8 feet; doing business.” Ford keep daily per. Auseon and May Doe Auseon, his thence South 417.6 feet; thence 8-hour day—also in 1914. wife, or if said W. H. Auseon is West 208.8 feet; to the point of F o r d M otor Com pany tonal touch with all And the 40-hour week deceased, then The unknown heirs beginning. of W. H. Auseon, deceased; The phases of Ford manu was the first to make a All that part of the South Half was inaugurated by the Plan that coming vacation unknown heirs of Horace G. Hurl- of the Southeast Quarter of the m o to r ca r w ith in th e nowl Taka in Eastern Citi.s, Ford Motor Company in burt, deceased; Byron A. Chis facture. In a conference Northwest Quarter of Section 16 World*. Fair., N ational holm and Jane Doe Chisholm, his m eans o f the average 1926, years before any lying East of the East bank of the with his staff, H enry wife, or if said Byron A. Chis Parka. Traveling coat. ar. Umatilla River. f a m ily — q u it t in g th e such laws existed. holm is deceased, then The un Invitingly low. The North Half of the South Ford often says: ”Go known heirs of Byron A. Chis manufacture o f what was west Quarter of the Northwest holm, deceased; Gilbert A. Chis ahead—I’ll sit here and Quarter of Section 16; and also then the largest selling * he Ford Motor Com holm and Mary Doe Chisholm, his all of that portion of the North represent the public.” pany employs men with model in the world to wife, or if said Gilbert A. Chis Half -of the Southeast Quarter of holm is deceased, then The un out regard to race, creed the Northwest Quarter of Section do so. Its chosen field in known heirs of Gilbert A. Chis 16 lying and being on the South or color. It is common all the 30 years since that holm, deceased; Edward Johnston side and the West side of the and Sarah Doe Johnston, his wife, knowledge that working conditions in time has been the average American Northeast bank of the Umatilla or if said Edward Johnston is de River as it flows through said the Ford shops are the best that science family — for which it has consistently ceased, then The unknown heirs of land and also including the is Edward Johnston, deceased; “Al and constant care can make them. A provided car facilities which formerly lands at that place. so all other persons or parties un All those fractional parts of the square deal, a just wage and stabilized only the wealthy could buy. known claiming any right, title, Southeast Quarter of the North employment for a large proportion of estate, lien or interest in the real west Quarter, and the Northeast I t is the policy of the Ford Motor Com estate described in the complaint Quarter of the Southwest Quarter, our em ployees — and as fu lly stabi herein,” and the Southeast Quarter of the pany to share the benefits of advanced lized for all as conditions will permit — Defendants. 3 Famous Trains Southwest Quarter of Section 16 methods and management with workers To the defendants above named, enable our men to retain their personal lying West of the Umatilla River, from Portland Eva Maud Auseon; The unknown including therewith the islands of and public alike. Increased wages and independence. ALL AIR-CONDITIONED heirs of Frank J. Auseon, deceased; the Umatilla River situated in the employment over a period of many years Harley A. Fager and Maude L. F a S tr e a m lin e r 3 9 - 3 4 hour« to above described subdivisions. I n consequence of these policies the Ford ger, his wife, or if said Harley A. C h ica g o . 8 -aallin ga m onthly, 6;3O have resulted in All of said land in Township 4 p .m .,o n l« t, 7th, 13 th , 19th , 23 th . Fager is deceased, then The unknown North of Range 28 East of the Motor Company has one of the finest A 300 per cent increase Make reservation«. N o extra fare. heirs of Harley A. Fager, deceased; Willamette Meridian in Umatilla bodies of employees in the world. The in the built-in value of the Ford car and a P o r t la n d R o s a d a ily 9 :3 3 p. m W. H. Auseon and May Doe Auseon, County, Oregon. P a c if ic L im it e d d a ily 8 :0 0 a. m his wife, or if said W. H. Auseon is And that plaintiff is such owner larger proportion are mature men of long 73 per cent reduction in its price. free from any right, title, estate, Hen or interest of you and of each 2 W O R L D S FA IR S of you, and that you or any one or more of you has no right, title, es N a n York opona M a y 11th S a a Franciaco M a y 25 th tate, lien or interest in said land or in any part thereof, and perpetually Round-Trip to New York UMATILLA NEWS Now is the Time to Get Your New Sulpho-Olive 1940 GENERAL ELECTRIC D an d ru ff Excessive H a ir Loss V t n ’i B trber Shop Tum -A-Lum Lumber Co. THE FORD WAY 'I ' OF DOING BUSINESS FORD M O TO R C O M P A N Y R eturning via San Franciaco »135 *A LETTER Rohrman Motor Co. Your Dealer Hermiston, Oregon A small investment in eye cor rection pays large dividends in efficiency and future security. An examination now will bring you a profitable return in eye comfort. SEE DR. 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