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PAGE FOUR THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. 96 The Hermiston Herald A NEWS By Mrs. Glenn Ostrom Published Every Thursday at Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. Alfred Quiring and Leander Quiring, Publishers. Dan Ford of The Dalles visited here Saturday and Sunday. Bill Bennett of Canyon City visit ed here with friends Friday. ____ | Mr. and Mrs. Ralph O’Harow and children o f Jerome, Nevada» came Monday and are making their home at the Cutting cabins while he is em- ployed at the munition depot. She is the sister of Mrs. Albert Keeper. Miss Leta Meyers o f Pendleton visited friends here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Smith and Mrs. (iwenth Mases spent Monday in Pendle ton. Betty McKinzie accompanied a party from Hermiston to Tollgate on Sunday for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith a nd I daughter accompanied James Byrnes to Walla Walla Tuesday. THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1941 American Express Travelers Cheques Mr. and Mrs. Joe Springer motor ed to Seattle last week to visit with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mahoney and children. Their granddaughters. Patsy and returned with them to spend Entered at the post office at Hermiston as Second , a Marylin few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark spent Class Matter, Dec. 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon. last Wednesday and Thursday in Wal la Walla at the Art Troub home. Subscription Rates The seasoned traveler carries American Express % Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gilliam stop- $2.00 One Year.................................. Travelers Cheques and enjoys the comfort of know , ped at the Fred Knudsen home last Six Months ............................... week on their way to Wallowa Lake 1.00 ing they will be accepted readily the world over . . . on their honeymoon. Three Months ........................... .50 that prompt refund will be made if they are lost or Word was received here last week Payable in Advance stolen un-countersigned. There is no red tape .. . a, from Yakima that Harry Lewis, a Consolidated Truck driver, was quite countersignature, for identification, is the only re seriously injured in a collision with Office Telephone .... 2051 MORNING GLORIES quirement. Issued in convenient denominations of another truck near Zillah, Wash. Residence Telephone 2333 Mrs. Lewis, who had been visiting $10, $20, $50 and $100 at 75 cents for each $100 pur at the coast, came over Friday and ROUTED BY WHEAT chased. reported Mr. Lewis was recovering as well as could be expected. They have PLUS CULTIVATION rented their house here for awhile. YOU MAY PURCHASE THEM IN ORE Allen Stevens of Salem, Oregon, _ Eastern Oregon wheat land that NEAT WALLETS FROM visited at the W. E. Cutting home had been abandoned to morning last Wednesday. i . . , . .o , . , Mr. McDonald, who recently pur- glory 18 now producing 38-bushel chased the Riley place about 3 miles | wheat crops on the morning glory southwest of town, has started a j control station in Umatilla county, foundation for the new house which j The method used in control has been F. B SWAYZE, President that eronnino ro. Almost 500 persons signed up for home defense he is building on the place. that nf of enltivation cultivation and and cropping, re- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cherry of Hep Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and more will join the movement when it becomes or pner visited at the home of his moth- ports Lawrence Jenkins, assistant ex tension specialist in farm crops at 0900 990000000 ganized and underway. We assume that this com er, Mrs. Bertha Cherry last Wednes O.S.C. evening. munity is one hundred per cent but if there are any day Tugs attempted last Saturday to This weed control experimental in the border land, or, in the Red, we shall soon refloat the wheat barge Port Kelly, area was established several years mand, and relatively high prices for tiff and defendant, and for other which has blocked the upper Colum equitable relief. know. bia river at Umatilla Rapids since | ago under the terms of a special leg- some items of farm expense. This summons is published in the Home defense has many features that should be last Wednesday morning. Twenty-two islative appropriation. The work has | On the whole, the exchange value Hermiston Herald, a newspaper pub worked for several days sacking been carried on by L. E. Harris, as-1 of farm products is now around 90 lished weekly at Hermiston, Umatil made permanent, but with war imminent, many oth men the wheat which was unloaded into agronomist of the experiment per cent of the 1910-1914 parity. la ounty, Oregon, and will be pub ers should be strengthened. The home is the found another barge. The barge grounded on sistant lished for four successive weeks be station assigned to weed research | Relatively low prices for grain, fruit, ginning rocks when the steering gear with the issue thereof dated ation of the way of life. Good home preparations in the cotton, and some other farm products broke on t h e Keith. Three boats, : throughout the state. and published June 12, 1941, and account for some of the disparity defense of our democracy will aid greatly in win Keith. Clearwater, and Inland Chief | Weed-infested, land on the area. ending with the issue thereof dated all tried to move the barge, but fail-1 handled under the normal summer which remains. The remaining dis and published July 10, 1941, by or ning that battle. ed. If tugs cannot move the barge, parity is also accounted for partly der of the Honorable C. L. Sweek, it will have to be dynamited, It is fallow method, yielded only seven to by relatively high price indexes for Judge of the above entitled court, owned by the Upper Columbia River 10 bushels of wheat per acre in 1940, made the 7th day of June, 1941. farm machinery and building mater- Co. Dated this the 12th day of June, compared to a 38-bushel yield on the At length, after some months, the work on the Towing Mrs. Jeff Stephens and son Alva managed land. The experiment has ! ials, with higher taxes and farm 1941. diagonal road to the Umatilla Ordnance Depot is returned with and will remain for shown that it is practical to con- | WA (0 rates also affecting farm cost. Peterson & Peterson, time. Attorneys for Plaintiff, about to “begin to get ready to start.” In fact, the some Mrs. E. McKenzie and daughters tinue cropping land, obtaining a Residence and Post Office, I.AND SALE NOTICE machinery is there and the factors toward construc- Jean and Betty, Junice Mae Blakely crop every other year, and at the Address: Pendleton, Oregon Virginia Compton were The Dal same time control morning glories. tion have reached a cooperative bases. New gravel and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, (June 12—July 10) les visitors Thursday. The big improvement in cultiva- That the undersigned, Sheriff of and oil is now in the plans and some widening and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grammer, NOTICE OF LAND SALE * * . . . Umatilla County, Oregon, by virtue Mrs. George Butterward and Juanita tion practices tried out on the area | of an order duly made and entered straightening can be expected. Brown spent Thursday in Walla Wal has been extending the time between herein by the County Court of Uma- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, For weeks this has been the worst stretch of high la. Annabelle Martin, who had been cultivations, says Jenkins. The best tilla County, Oregon, on the 27th That the undersigned, Sheriff of visiting with her grandmother, Mrs. Umatilla County, Oregon, by virtue way for five miles in Umatilla county with 2000 C. Aitchinson returned with them to yields of wheat have been obtained day of May, 1941, will, on the 8th of an order duly made and entered . , . . . . , , i day of July, 1941, at the hour of 10 visit at the home of her grandpar cars a day bounding over rough boulders, with tail ents. the Grammers. where the morning glory, infested | o’clock in the forenoon, sell to the herein by the County Court of Uma- area was cultivated often enough to highest bidder for cash at the front tilla County, Oregon, on the 7th day and head lights being disconnected, mufflers failing Betty McKinzie and Fred Rankin prevent the weeds from emerging to door of the Umatilla County Court of June, 1941, will, on the 15th day off, and general damage to cars taking place. But of Hermiston took Virginia Compton the light. It has since been found House, Pendleton, Oregon, subject to of July, 1941, at the hour of 10:00 to her home in Hilgard Thursday price of of *12040° JI 20.00 there- o'clock in the forenoon, sell to the this is not all the story. The road and dust provided evening. that cultivating perennial weeds a a minimum minimum price fore, to be paid in cash, at the time highest bidder for cash at the front Mr. and Mrs. Harold Enbysk of every two weks will bring about er dangerous conditions for wrecking cars and loss of of sale, the following described par door of the Umatilla County Court Pendleton visited at the home of his House, Pendleton, Oregon, subject to adiation fuly as soon, and usually human life. cel of land, heretofore by Umatilla sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gene a minimum price of $50.00 there County, Oregon, acquired for de more quickly than cultivating every We trust that now nothing will interfere with its McFarland, Sunday. fore, to be paid in cash, at the time linquent taxes, towit: Mr. and Mrs. Cy Ronen and grand week. of sale, the following described par completion and that a good surface will be built for daughter Lots 4, 5, 6 and 7, Block 8, NE Cherie Shanky have moved There is some difference in the SE, Section 10, Twp. 4, North cel of land, heretofore by Umatilla the thousands of cars that must pass to and from from the Texaco Cabins to their home elapsed Range 28, EWM, in Hermiston, County, Oregon, acquired for delin period for various weeds. they built on the back of their rest- quent taxes, towit: the urgent work that is now going on. Umatilla County, Oregon. Jenkins points out. It appears pos- Lot 19, Block 5, Hermiston in NW R. E. GOAD, Sheriff of sible to allow a longer interval on Umati Ila County. I SW, Section 11, Twp. 4, North Canada thistle and Russian knap- (June 5-July 3) Range 28, E.W.M. R. E. GOAD. Sheriff of weed than is safe for whitetop and Umatilla County. morning glory, although all of these SUMMONS (June 2-July 10) weeds have been grilled in from two | to three years with cultivation made IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE OF LAND SALE STATE OF OREGON FOR ! four or five inches deep every two UMATILLA COUNTY weeks. As the season advances the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, weeds come back more slowly, mak- Sidney E. Phillips, Plaintiff, vs. | That the undersigned. Sheriff of Oregon, vs by virtue I Umatilla “-------- , County, ---- 21 **=**, ing it possible to lengthen the inter- Laura Mae Phillips, Defendant. To Laura Mae Phillips, Defendant of an order duly made and entered j vals between cultivations even more, herein by the County Court of Uma- above named: The experimental work i s being In the Name of the State of Ore tilla County, Oregon, on the 4th day continued to work out further details gon, You are hereby notified and re I of June, 1941, will, on the 15th day of best and most economical methods. qui red to appear in the above entit- of July, 1941, at the hour of 10 led court and cause on or before o’clock in the forenoon, sell to the Thursday, the 10th day of July, highest bidder for cash, at the front 1941, which is within four weeks door of the Umatilla County Court FARM PRICES UP from the date of the first publication House, Pendleton, Oregon, subject to of this summons, and answer the a minimum price of $140.00 there- AS GOOD HARVEST complaint of the plaintiff filed fore, to be paid in cash, at the time therein against you; and you will of sale, the following described par PROSPECTS LOOM take notice that if you fail to appear cel of land, heretofore by Umatilla and answer said complaint or other County, Oregon, acquired for delin The old rule of big crops bring- wise plead thereto within said time, quent taxes, towit: W12 SE 1, Section 34, I ing low prices is apparently not hold the plaintiff, for want thereof, will Twp North Range 28, E.W.M. ing good this year. Although crop apply to the court for the relief R. E. GOAD, Sheriff of prospects in the country as a whole prayed for therein, namely, for a de cree of the court dissolving the mar- Umatilla County. are as favorable as during the last riage contract existing between plain- (June 5-Julv | three which were sea- | sons, further gains have been made | in the general farm price level, ac- g to a report on the agricul- turai s situation just issued by the ag- riculture extension Gains in industrial workers incomes i have strengthened domestic demand, while a moderate increase has oc curred in exports owing to the lease- John Deere Tractors, burning the low-cost HE rock-bottom fuel economy of John : lend program. Deere Tractors, demonstrated again and fuels, romped home with first, second, The gain in foreign demand for again in various testa throughout the coun tbird, fourth, and fifth places in the rubber- try . . proved by the experience of thou- tired events, and with first tr d second places farm products is only moderate and sands of farmers is again verified by the in the steel-wheeled contests. mostly for hog products, some dairy results of the tractor economy matches held From one end of the | and poultry products, and some Here are the results: at Cherokee. Iowa, early in September. , specialty crops. The general export RUBBER-TIRED TRACTOR CLASS country to the other outlook remains poor as no marked F.«l per itn * “APL th ■ puit increase in exports of wheat, fresh y 8.24 9 56g John Patterson John Deere “H” Bell System people fruits, or cotton is expected. John Deere 'll Lyle Mason 2nd 9.554 fP-të The income of industrial workers 3rd John Deere “A 10.72 8.24 Laurence Kohns are trained and 10.84 Laurence Gummow 4th John Deere "H | is already about 20 per cent higher John Deere "H 8.24 Gernis Boothby 5th than the 1940 average, the report equipped to work The fuel cost of the next nearest entry was 20.7 cents per acre—71 per cent higher. says, and the Oregon farm price in Some entries ran more than twice as high as the John Deere. dex shows a similar percentage gain . together for vour ST EEL-WHEELED TRACTOR CLASS ■ in the general farm price level. The greatest gains hav been in prices for convenience and John Deere "A" a meats and wool, truck crops and Marvin Mann 2nd John Deere "B” poultry and dairy products which satisfaction. years still the most practical development Fuel economy like tbii is a conclusive respond promptly in price to changes demonstration of the real money to be In farm tractors. in consumer purchasing power. You want this same economy on your saved by using low cost fuels in John Deere two-cylinder Tractors. And the reason for own farm Enjoy it this year and for many Farm costs have increased only years to come with a John Deere Two-Cyl this economy is esclusive John Deere two- 1 moderately during the past year, com- cylinder engine design . . . after seventeen inder Tractor. See us today. ' pared with prices for farm products forces of the nation. | in general. As a result, the purchas ing power of farm products is high er than a year ago. The exchange PENDLETON • PHONE 518 value of some items is above or near parity, particularly the "domestic- type" products. The exchange value of most of the '‘export-type" farm I JOHN DEERE. 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