THURSRDAY, JU N E 5, 1941.
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON •
D uring its six years of operation,
1 the REA has allotted $367,2 1 5,1 2 1 It’s Easy for Husband
'to 824 borrow ers in 4 5 states and
To Fix Own Breakfast
' Alaska. These funds provide for con-
A rr.ua should not m ake his poor
«traction of 354,090 miles of lines to
wile get out of bed to cook his b rea k
serve 1,168.272 farm fam ilies and fast. All he has to do is to:
j other rural consumers. By March
Get a couple of e£gs and a couple
1941, 714 of these systems were of slices of bacon, put the frying
actually operating 286,142 miles of pan over the flame and put the
| line with 726,065 connected consum- bacon in the pan.
While the bacon is frying, put a
j ers. In this connection, the Depart-
couple of spoonfuls of coffee into a
Ynn ean trpf vnnr S u it in a. hnr- F j'» en\ P ° ints
the t "ta ' Tnum; pot with a couple of cups of w ater
I OU Can get youi suit in a n u r . , her of electrified farm s m the United . ----
ancj put
put the pot over a burner.
ry, but take time to pay for it. Get ► States on December 31, 1934, as es- G rab a loaf of b read from the
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tim ated by the Edison Electric Insti- breadbox and a breadknife from the
this Convenient service with OU1
tu te , was on]y 743,954.
kitchen draw er and see if he can
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. i cu t a couple of slices of bread be-
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, fore the bacon burns. Leap through
BUDGET PLAN
about 80 per cent of the consumers j the sm oke and rescue the bacon.
connected to REA lines are farm | Light the burner in the oven and
Pay for your suit while you
families. The rest are divided among place the bread u nder it to toast.
are wearing it.
non-farm ru ra l residences: stores and j Rush to the refrig erato r for butter,
filling station: community in stitu cre am and an orange, and get back
tions, such as churches and schools, to the range in tim e to save w hat
coffee hasn’t boiled over.
governmental establishm ents such as
B reak the eggs into the frying pan
J
airw
ay
beacons,
arm
y
camps,
navy
and let us tell you how easily it can be arranged.
without breaking the yolks, rush for
and coast guard stations and CCC a knife to cut the orange and squeeze
Our suits are individually tailored for you in the
[cam ps: and decentralized ru ra l in it.
W hat’s th at burning?
G reat
heavens! The toast! Dash back and
dustries.
best shops in America.
The departm ent reported continued save w hat is left of the toast, sc ra p
ing off the ch arred portions.
favorable trends in the financial con
Rush back to the ran g e to tu rn the
dition of the REA borrowers. More
eggs. Rush back to the to ast to but
I th an 90 per cent of them are farm - te r it. Rush back to the range to
Phone 2041
ers’ cooperatives newly formed to save the eggs.
— I take advantage of the REA program.
Dish the eggs and the bacon and,
Few of them have completed the five while they are getting cold, strain
years of operation generally consid- j the coffee into a cup. It will either
“ O ther arm y camps have been served ered necessary for a new electric en- ! be, a pale yellow it is so weak, or an
inky black it is so strong.
R. E. A. PROGRAM
less dram atically but not less benefi terp rise to get out of the red. Yet,
Leave everything as it is for wife
cially. Electricity has been made to March 31, the borrow ers made! to clean up, put on h a t and coat and
S1X YEARS OLD
paym
ents
of
in
terest
and
principal
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available to hundreds of small fac
go out to b reak fast.
totaling $11,565,691, although the
And there, with no m ore skill than
The sta rt of the seventh year of tories and mines producing essential
total am ount due and payable a t th a t it takes to m ake an airp lan e engine,
the Federal ru ral electrification pro defense m aterials, ram rods, gunpow
date was only $9,097,587. The he has a b rea k fa st fit for a king.
gram finds approxim ately 2 million der. airplane carburetors, and cinna
$207,490 overdue on March 31 was The king it is fit for is probably one
American farm families enjoying bar, to mention 4 of more th an 100
fa r out balanced by advance pay w ithout a country, refugeeing from
kinds
of
industrial
establishm
ents
on
central station electric service, near
j the w ar.
ments totaling $2,675,594.
ly three times as many as had it in REA lines. Meanwhile, by connect
1935, the D epartm ent of A griculture ing hundreds of thousands of addi H E R M IST O N B A P T IS T CHURCH
reported today. Since establishm ent tional farm s and by advising fa rm
Doctors Examine Causes
Gray den D. Loree, Pastor
of the Rural Eelectrification Admin ers in the selection and operation of
The
principle
of
the
Sabbath
day
Of High Blood Pressure
istration on May 11, 1935, REA-fi- productive electrical equipment, the was not given to bind m an to law,
P atien ts with high blood p ressu re
REA
has
helped
to
insure
an
ade
nanced power lines alone have taken
but for his physical, spiritual and should be studied with reg a rd to the
electricity to more than half a mil quate supply of food and fib er in the mental good. You can think and effect of posture on the hypertension
event
of
an
all-out
defense
effo
rt
lion farm s. D uring the same period,
work better if you take time out and those in whom the p ressu re falls
p rivate utilities, largely stim ulated which would draw heavily on farm from the rush and care of the world m arkedly when confined strictly to
the recum bent posture should have
by the REA program , have connected manpower.
to worship God on Sunday. You will th eir urinary tra c ts studied by
“Of immediate im portance, ru ral
about as many additional farm s.
find a welcome in any of our H erm is X-ray, and if nephroptosis (down
H arry Slattery, REA adm inistra electric power lines provide mechani ton churches. If you are not atten d w ard displacem ent of the kidney) is
tor, pointed out th a t during the past cal help and increased efficiency in ing elsewhere we invite you to w or found som e supportive m easu re for
year, REA activities have been di producing foods on which em phasis ship with us in our church and Sun the la tte r should be instituted, Wil
rected intensively tow ard measures has recently been placed. These foods day school. Services are a t the usual liam S. McCann, M. D., R ochester,
N. Y., d eclares in the Jo u rn al of
to strengthen national defense. “ REA include poultry and eggs, milk and hours.
the A m erican M edical Association in
was instrum ental in getting electrici its products, and pork. Electric lines
a p aper p rep ared in collaboration
ty to Camp Shelby, Mississippi, la rg make possible electrical chick brood
S U M M O N S
with Monroe J. Rom ansky, M. D.,
ers
and
henhouse
lighting,
reliable
est arm y camp in the United States,
E quity No. 6793
also of Rochester.
in record tim e and a t a substantial milk coolers, and electric pig brood
The author says th a t such a study
IN T H E CIRCU IT COURT OF TH E
saving to the governm ent,” he said. ers.”
of the effect of posture on blood
STA TE OF OREGON FOR
p ressu re should be m ade by com
UM ATILLA COUNTY
paring the p ressu re when standing
W. J. W arner and C harlotte D. upright with that found when lying
flat.
W arner, his wife,
P lain tiffs,
By supporting the kidneys by such
m easu res as corseting, the blood
J. L. McCoy: Clarence McCoy and p ressu re m ay be lowered and stab i
Ja n e Doe McCoy, his wife; Blanch lized and m any of the sym ptom s
G raham and John Doe Graham , which accom pany the hypertension
her husband; Victor McCoy, also m ay thus be relieved. It is pointed
known as Victor K night, and Ann out, however, th at "nephroptosis
Doe McCoy, his w ife;
Irene
O n e , tw o
Holmes and Ben C. Holmes, her does not alw ays resu lt in h y p erten
husband: Luella Sawyer and Ches sion.”
te r Sawyer, her husband; The un
W h a t d o I do?
known heirs of N ora E. McCoy,
Cartel Is Monopoly
deceased; “Also all other persons!
Throe, four
A ca rtel is a com bination of indus
o r parties unknown claim ing any
right, title, estate, lien or interest tria l or business en terp rises engaged
— off this and more!
in the real estate described in the in the sam e work for the purpose of
complaint herein,”
attain in g monopolistic control of the
Defendants. m a rk e t, prices, production or pat-
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To the above named defendants, J. ents. Each com pany retain s its own
I cool and teal
L. McCoy; Clarence McCoy and Jan e identity and freedom of action ex
Doe McCoy, his wife; Blanch Gra- cept in the m a tte rs to which the
And stop each squeal
1 ham and John Doe G raham , her hus com mon ag reem en t m ay refer.
band; Victor McCoy, also known as C artels m ay be national or in te rn a
And do m y bit
Victor Knight, and Ann Doe McCoy, tional in scope. They are co m p ar
his wife: Irene Holmes and Ben C. able to the great industrial holding
Holmes, her husband; Luella Sawyer
To clean up grit
and Chester Saw yer, her husband; com panies organized in the United
The unknown heirs of N ora E. Mc States.
The first cartel was organized in
Coy, deceased; “ Also all other per
sons or parties unknown claiming G erm any (1862) by six firm s that
For cars this year
any right, title, estate, lien or in te r were a t th at tim e the only producers
est in the real estate described in the of tinned m etal sheets in G erm any.
Have much to fear
complaint h ere in :”
The ea rliest conspicuously success
IN T H E NAM E OF TH E
ful one w as the “ I rm a ” or In tern a
STA TE OF OREGON
From oils that fail
tional Rail M akers’ association, o r
T ou are hereby required to appear ganized in 1883. These organizations
and answ er the com plaint filed cam e very much to the fore in 1926-
In one detail!
ag ain st you in th e above entitled i 27 when they were considered a
court and cause within four weeks |
of
Europe
resen tm en t
from the date of the firs t publication symbol
of this summons, and if you fail '« , ag ain st the A m erican econom ic posi-
to ap p ear and answ er, for w a n t' tion ln E u ro Pe and a weapon to fight
T his h ard -w ork in g young fellow is just a drop of
thereof p lain tiffs will apply to said ] the bl8 industrial com bines of the
G olden S hell — a m o to r o il balanced esp ec ia lly for
court for the relief prayed for and I United States.
today’s p recision -b u ilt cars. G olden S h ell, fast flow
demanded in said com plaint, to-w it: I
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A decree th a t p lain tiffs are the '
ing, gets into the tight, hot m oving parts to . . .
owners in fee simple of the following
‘G unm en’ Were Indian W arriors
described land, to-w it:
“ G unm en” originally w ere not
Lot 13 of Block 3 in the origi-j hoodlums but Indian w arriors. The
— carry off dangerous heat
nal town now City of Hermiston i 1750 vintage gunm an was m entioned
in I m atilla (o u n ty , Oregon, as in the Georgia Colonial R e co rd : “ A
located in the N orthw est Q uarter sm all party of Indians, consisting of
clean out grit and carbon —
of the Southwest Q uarter of Sec one chief, six gunmen and a w om an
tion 11 in Township 4 North of com e here this d ay .” By 1818 ‘‘gun
Range 28 E ast of the W illamette
m en ’' w ere cav alry m en ; in the Con
Meridian.
— seal pistons so power can’t slip past
And th a t p lain tiffs are such owners gressional D ebates, Andrew Jackson
free from any right, title, estate, lien is recorded as seeking “ one regi
or interest of you and of each of you, m ent of mounted gunm en” to put
and th at you or any one or more of down an Indian uprising. The word
lubricate as only a tough*bodied
you has no right, title, estate, lien or did not c a rry the stigm a of an out
long-lasting oil can do It—
interest in said land or In any p a rt law until 1903, according to the new
thereof, and perpetually restrain in g A m erican English dictionary of the
and enjoining you and each of you U niversity of Chicago P ress, and
from assertin g or claim ing any right, even then *• designated the despera-
T H I M O D IB N O il SOB
title. estate, lien or interest in said ; dos of the Wild West. The first use
P B K IS IO N -B U IIT CABS
land or in any p a rt thereof adverse I of the word in its present sense, the
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to plaintiffs.
j dictionary shows, was in 1916, when
This summons is served upon you Carl Sandburg w rote: “ I have seen
by publication thereof for four sue , the gunm en kill and go free to kill
cessive weeks in the Hermiston H e r - ! again.
aid by order of Honorable C. L. ,
Sweek. iu d re of the court above
named, which said order was made I
Black, White Not Colors
and dated the 6th day of May, 1941,
Black and white are not consid
and the date of the first publication ered colors, speaking in the physical
of this summons is the 8th day of se n se . black indicates the total ab
May, 1941.
sence of light, while white, on the
A S. COOLEY.
other hand, is the combination of
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
all the colors of the spectrum. In
Post Office Address,
art, however, black and white are
Pendleton, Oregon.
colors.
(May 8-June 5)
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NOTICE IS H EREBY G IVEN,
1 T hat the undersigned adm inistrator
C. W arner, Pastor
of the e-tate of William H. Hesser,
Sunday, June 8, is F ath er's day. [deceased, has filed his final report
• :’h :h t Clerk of the above entitled
We shall especially honoi F ather in .o u rt and th a t the Judge of said
our Sunday morning worship service, j Court has made an order herein
using as our theme, " F a th e r’s T ask”. I designating Saturday, the 21st Jay
of June, 1941, at 10 o'clock A. M . as
The sermon for the evening wor the time, and the rooms of the above
ship service will be “ Food For a entitled Court in the County Court
House in Pendleton, U m atilla Coun
Hungry W orld."
The Women’s Council will meet ty, Oregon, as the place when and
hearing is to be had thereon.
for th eir regular monthly meeting where
All persons interested are hereby
Wednesday, June 11 for an all day notified to then and there appear and
meeting. This includes all groups.
show cause, if any they have, why
said report should not be approved,
the adm inistrator discharged, his
EGG GRADING
bondsmen exhonorated and the estate
closed.
MEETINGS POINT
Dated th is 22nd day of May. 1941.
F. B. Swayze, A dm inistrator.
W AY TO PROFITS
W. J. W arner, Attorney
fo r A dm inistrator.
Egg g rading meetings are being (M ay 22-June 19)
held throughout the state this spring
and early summer by the extension
service at Oregon S tate college in co
operation with the state departm ent
of agriculture.
These meetings will afford oppor
tunity for egg producers to discuss
best methods of m aintaining quality
from hen to m arket, or other produc
tion problems with the county agent
and Noel Bcnnion, extension poultry
specialist. At the same time, a rep
resentative of the state departm ent
will explain details of Oregon’s egg
1 grading law and show how farm ers
I can get the most for th eir eggs once
they a re produced.
With the government committed to
price support for eggs fo r the next
[ year or more, proper handling and
grading of eggs will pay good divi-
) dends and provide more of this de-
! t'ense food, it is pointed out.
The e n tire east is within easy,
Each county meeting is being
convenient reach through two
called by th e county agent who is in
Union Pacific gateways-Chicago
charge of local arrangem ents.
C E N T R A L CH U RCH OF C H R IST
THE EAST INVITES YOU
Plan to. go
UNIO N PA C IFIC
and St. Louis. And the 3-tamous
trains east, which are placed at
your disposal, offer —
N O T IC E OF F IN A L H E A R IN G
IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF T H E j
STA T E OF OREGON FOR
UM ATILLA COUNTY
In the M atter of the E state of Je s
sie M arie Hesser, Deceased.
N O TICE IS H EREBY G IV EN ,
T hat the undersigned as adm inistra
tor of the estate of Jessie Marie Hes
ser, deceased, has filed his final ac
count and report in said estate with
the Clerk of the County Court of the
S tate of Oregon for U m atilla Coun
ty and th a t the Judge thereof has
fixed S aturday, the 21st day of
June. 1941, at 10 o’clock A. M. as
the time, and the rooms of th e Coun
ty Court in the County Court House
in Pendleton, U m atilla County, Ore
gon, as the place for hearing of ob
jections or exceptions to such final
account and report and the settle
ment thereof.
F. B. Swayze, A dm inistrator of
the E state of Jessie Marie
Hesser, deceased.
W. J. W arner. A ttorney
for A dm inistrator
(M ay 22-June 19)
N O T IC E OF H E A R IN G UPON
F IN A L R E P O R T
IN TH E COUNTY COURT O F TH E
STA TE OF OREGON FOR
U M ATILLA COUNTY
In the M atter of the E state of W il
liam H. Hesser, Deceased.
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OF THE REASONS
FOR AMERICA'S STRENGTH IS VARIETV-DIVERSIFICATION.
— MUCH IS DUE TO NATURE . . .EVEN MORE
TO IN IT IA T IV E AND BRAINS.
( jf f iT u E ADVENTUROUS PIONEER
SPIRIT OF PROSPECTORS FOUND
OUR MANY MINERALS.THE
GREAT VARIETY OF OUR
MANUFACTURES IS BASED
ON ONE T W IH G - IN V E N T IV E
G E N IU S IN WHICH
W E LE A D T H E W ORLD.
IPjORESiGHT AND THRIFT GAVE US TWO OTHER GREAT
AM ERICAN D IVER SIFIC ATIO N S -ROTATION OF CROP?
ESSENTIAL TO SUCCESSFUL FARM ING___ AMD T h «
SPREADING OF THE IN V E S T M E N T * DP OUR
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F. C. Woughter,
Agent
Phone 2531
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