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PAGE SIX MR. AND MRS BERT A. M DONALD of McDonald School of Music will be at Hermiston High School Mon day, September 8, at 9 o'clock to interview prospective pupils of Vi lin. Voice and Piano. Both are trict Attorney C. C. Proebstel an nounced the tragedy as suicide, Thompson having shot himself with a .22 rifle. A note in his pocket was addressed to his wife and gave despondency over ill health as reason for his act. Mr. Thompson was well known in this locality. LICENSE EXAMINER SLATED SEPT. 11 TH accredited teachers and hold music from nationally known colleges of music. They will teach in Hermiston one day each week. Beginners THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1941 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON and advanced pupils accepted. ROAD ALLOTMENT WORD RECEIVED County officials have been inform- ed by Senator Rufus C. Holman in | Washington, D. C., that the Work1 Projects Administration has approv ed allotment of $140,459 to improve! and construct public roads in Uma- tilla county. The statement also informed local officers that operation of this project is within the discretion of the state Work Projects Administrator. EARL THOMPSON IS SUICIDE VICTIM A traveling examiner of operators and chauffeurs is scheduled to arrive in Hermiston Thursday, September 11, and will be on duty at the city li brary between the hours of 10:00 a. m. and 5:00 p. m., according to an announcement received here this week from Secretary of State Snell’s office. All those wishing permits or li- enses to drive cars are asked to get in touch with the examiner during LARGE PORKERS BRING BIG PRICE B. I. Whitney, buyer for the Grandview Packing Co., recently • re ported a sale which dealt in small numbers but in large figures. He purchased two large hogs which had a combined weight of 1335 pounds. He disposed of them for a price of ' c per pound, or a total of $113.47 for the two porkers. When they grow bigger and bet- 1er hogs, they will be raised in this vicinity. Earl Thompson, 48, rancher and LOCAL YOUTHS TO farmer field man for the AAA, was JUDGE AT FAIR found dead in his car about a mile from his ranch 12 miles southeast of M. E. Knickerbocker and three of Pendleton Tuesday night. County Cor spending this week proteges oner Allen Folsom and Assistant Dis- at the state fair in Salem. The boys going were David Dufur, Gordon Shown and Preston Buzzard who won first place at the Umatilla county fair in the judging contest. No information has been received as to their luck in the contest at the state fair. WISHING DOESN'T PUT EGGS IN YOUR BASKET No, wishing won’t make your hens lay, but if they’re run-down and lazy, just try Avi-Tab and see what happens. We have DR. SALS BURY’S AVI TAB for you. print. 24-hr. Service. PORTRAITS of Family Groups, Wed- or Graduation. CHISHOLM FEED CO TYSON STUDIO Phone Hermiston 4c per Rolls Developed. . Salsbury’s Nation- Hermiston, Oregon RAINS PLAY HAVOC IN THIS TERRITORY LANDOWNERS URGE ORGANIZATION OF SOIL DISTRICTS farm products approaching record proportions are outstanding among the facts included in a review of the agricultural situation and outlook The rains of the past week have just issued by the Oregon State col caused considerable anxiety to farm lege extension service. The report Referendums on the formation of gives particular attention to the mar- ers and especially hop men in this district. Considerable grain and hay two soil conservation districts in ket outlook for wheat from the crop was still out in the fields with dam western Oregon will be called soon to be planted this fall and next age inevitable if rain continues. Fear as the result of favorable sentiment spring. for the remainder of the hops at the for such organization expressed at While the government index of L. W. Dixson ranch was felt early in two hearings recently by the state prices was advancing seven pointy the week. Although the hops were Soil Conservation committee, accord- from mid-June to mid-July, the index not damaged, picking was very diffi ing to Chairman Robert H. Warren, of prices paid by farmers went up cult with many Indians and others Forest Grove. More than 100 landowners signed three points, the report shows. The leaving for their homes. prices-paid index omits farm wages, The report for the week, according a petition for organization of the dis which have been advancing quite to Chas. Taylor, weather man, fol trict for the Nehalem river water- rapidly. While both farm prices and lows : shed, which would include parts of farm costs apparently have gone up August 49 Clatsop, Columbia, Washington and further since mid-July, data are not August 28 52 Tillamook counties. Farmers at the yet ready to show which is advancing 80 29 46 August hearing held in .Vernonia stated that the faster at present. 80 59 August 30 the major problems in the Nehalem Owing to the more rapid increase 80 50 August area are soil erosion on hill lands, September 57 river and stream bank erosion, soil in farm prices than in costs during 68 September 55 fertility maintenance, drainage, weed the past year, however, the exchange A total of exactly an inch of rain- control, timber growing and fire pro value of farm products has increased fall was recorded during the seven tection, and the development of graz from an index of 75 in July, 1940, to 91 per cent of the 1910-1914 aver day period. Tuesday established some ing on burned-over lands. sort of a record when a total of .87 More than 60 farmers and busi age in July this year. This places the was noted. ness people in western Lane county general exchange value of farm prod atended a hearing at Florence and ucts slightly above the 1926-1930 urged the creation of a district in the average for the first time in years. lower Siuslaw river valley. Major The exchange value of some farm • 63/10 cubic feet problems mentioned were the stabil products is even above the 1910-1914 • Newest 1941 Styling izing of shifting sand dunes that are “parity” level, while other items are o 1 Extra Shelf • Famous Meter-Miser encroaching upon agricultural and materially below parity in exchange • Quickube Trays forest lands and impairing naviga value. o All-Porcelain Interior— The sharp uptrend in prices for 1.3 tion on the Siuslaw river, soil erosion including inside of door on hill lands, river and stream bank farm products is attributed to strong • One-Piece Porcelain Food consumer purchasing power and other erosion, weed control, drainage, and Compartment factois associated with the war and maintenance of soil fertility. Lowest Price Ever Soil conservation districts are gov the defense program. Owing to these ::r this sixo Frigidaì e erned by five farmer supervisors who forces, farm prices have gone up de- develop their own district program spite prospects for agricultural pro- and plan of work. Any 25 or more duction of record proportions. Pro landowners or owners of 70 per cent ! duetion of nearly all farm products of the land in any proposed area may is expected to be above average and Easy Terms petition the state committee for the the supply of wheat, including carry- over stocks, will be exceptionally organization of a district. Other members of the state com large. Come In! See Proof of Greater Value! mittee are C. E. Stricklin, state en With carry-over estimated at near gineer: William A. Schoenfeld, dean ly 400 million bushels and 1941 pro- and director of agriculture, and Wil- duction at 951 million, the United Ham L. Teutsch, assistant director of States has enough wheat for about extension at Oregon State college, two years. Storage is one problem, $ and Walker Franklin of Enterprise. and what to plant this fall or next Furnisher of Homes spring on surplus wheat aches is an other. The government wheat acre FARM PRICES AND age quota is 11 per cent less than defense program calls for increased last year, representing a cut of 7 mil production of pork, milk, eggs, and COSTS MOVE UP AS lion acres in the whole country and some kinds of vegetables. The short- BIG CROPS STORED 70,000 acres in Oregon. time market outlook, at least, also 99 A number of fall and spring sown looks favorable for beef, veal, lambs Material increases in both farm crops could be planted on surplus and wool, while consumer purchasing prices and farm costs and further in wheat land in Oregon. The food for power remains high, the report states. dications of a total U. S. output of alue Towne: UHDLE , 139.75 L. A. Moore ar w Pendleton, iept 2— Candi date for queen of the American Beauty contest at the Pendleton Round-Up, Sept. 10, 11, 12, 13, is Dolores Stephens, dark-eyed, smil ing, 17 year old Indian maiden. Only at the Round-Up is held this contest to choose the most beauti- ful Indian girl. There will be some 50 entries be judged not only for beauty but for their costumes. Dolores is shown wearing a gorgeous costume of soft white buckskin, intricately beaded and ornamented with fringe; she made it herself and it took sev eral years to complete. In her long black braids she ha ; entwined otter fur, and as a final fillip. has stuck a feather in her beaded head band. ---------D"PFFATCEEM.E MORE FOOD VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY The tempo of life beats swift these days. Strength and health an vital for young and old alike. Equally vital is o knowledge of the right kinds of food balanced Io build strong nerves and sturdy bodies nation’s great food industry, and to assist in their selec- tion so that you may get more food value for your money. 125-ft., 2 pkgs. 6-box carton Fresh from ocal Hennerys Large Grade A Doz FARMERS: We have been notified that we can con- tinue to buy your eggs until further notice Toilet Tissue 2 Cookies Beans Red or White Macaroni or Baking Powder Cheese Mild Loaf Jowls Good bacon 6 rolls 25c 8-oz. pkgs. 25c 3 Lbs. 19c 19c 14c 5-oz. tin 19c Lb. 25c lb. 15c Connor’s Cash Stores HERMISTON Phone 2761 PENDLETON ARLINGTON Next door to Phone 1082 Koeppen’s Drug Store HRIST JESUS" was the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ. Scientist, on Sunday. A szust 31. The Golden Text was, "I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for It Is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believ- eth" (Rom. 1:16). Among the citations which com prised the Lesson-Sermon was the following from the Bible: “Behold my servant, whom I uphold; mine elect, in whom my soul delighteth; I have put my spirit upon him; he shall bring forth judgment to the Gentiles. I the Lord have called thee In righteousness, and will hold thine hand, and will keep thee, and give thee for a covenant of the people, for a light of the Gentiles” (Isa. 42:1. 6). The Lesson-Sermon also included the following correlative passages from the Christian Science text book. "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "Christ expresses God's spiritual, eternal nature. The name is synonymous with Messiah, and alludes to the spirituality which Is taught. illustrated, and demon- complete covn": 1 Su-Purb Gran. Soap SEPT.. St la MON. SEPT ?,* 199 50-1 37° DRY ONIONS, Sweet Variety, 4 lbs........ ... 8th, incl. BUSO SOAP PWD. I TURNIPS, Tender, Tops Removed, lb........ 3c 21 POTATOES, Sei. 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