THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1942.
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON
PAGE FIVE
NOTICE OF LAND SALE
General Requirements—Pack mules know we can't expect new trucks,
| Look this over at Westland Trailer
should be of stocky build, short neck, nor can we hope to get repair parts
camp. J. B. Perry, owner.
45-3p
given,
that
the
un-
short strong back and loins, low with indefinitely.
PRICES GOOD FOR
dersigned. She
of Umatilla c un- FOR SALE, TRADE OR LEASE—
“Today America has about :
ers. large barrel, straight, strong legs
ty, Oregon, by
ue of an ordet duly
FRIDAY & SATUR
7-room house, 40 acre tract, 10 A.
with heavy bone, pasterns short and lion passe nger rs on the road. The made and entered herein by the
DAY, JUNE 26 & 27.
irrigated.
Guy Carver, 501 SW 8th
County
Court
of
I
matilla County,
strong and not too oblique. Gaits government tire rationing people es-
14-3p
must be straight and they must move timate that, at the present rate of Oregon, on the 9th day of June, 1942 treet, Pendleton.
will,
on
the
28th
day
of
July,
1942,
1
tire wear, only about 7 12 million of at the hour
well.
10 o’el ck in the fore- TO TRADE 1936 STUDEBAKER.
Color Solid dark colors: probab- these can be kept in active operation noon, sell to the highest bidder for j A-l shape, five extra good tires,
LILLY’S CALF
through 1943 and '44.
cash at the front door < f the Uma- for old model long wheel base truck.
ly no light grays.
MEAL
“Obviously, with so many vehicles tilla County Court House, Pendleton, John Foy, Box 581, Hermiston.' 44-3p
Age—From 4 to 8 years at time of
25 lbs.
dropping out of use, farm cars and Oregon, subject to a minimum price
purchase.
of $90.00 therefore, to be paid in cash,
Height—From 14-3 to 15-2 hands, trucks will be affected along with at the time of sale: the following CHERRIES FOR SALE — ALL
I
city
vehicles.
”
kinds, 5 cents lb- at ranch. W. T.
Weight—From 1,000 to 1,200 lbs.,
described parcel of land, heretofore
TURKEY STARTER
by
Umatilla
County.
Oregon,
acquir
The
war
board
chairman
urged
Bray,
Umatilla.
43-3p
depending
on
height.
MASH
1 that farmers take every precaution ed for delinquent taxes, to-wit:
Sex—Mare or horse.
NW‘4 NW‘ NW1, and
WILL SACRIFICE FOR QUICK
80 lbs.
Soundness—Same as for horses; to make present tires last for the
S12 NW 1 NW‘, Section 17,
sale—4-room house, three large
i.e, they must be sound of sight and duration, rather than depend on re
Township 4, North Range 28, E.
lots,
fruit and shade trees, garden, in
| wind and free of curbs, spavins, ring- caps, synthetic rubber, reclaimed
W. M.
TURKEY GROW
R. E. GOAD, Sheriff 3rd street. Second house on right.
rubber,
or
similar
limited
tire
sour
|
bones,
sidebones,
bad
wire
cuts,
etc.
MASH
43-3p
of Umatilla County. Cox addition. Mrs. Kautz.
It is desired to emphasize particu- ces.
(June 25-July 23)
80 lbs.
To safeguard essential farm trans
| larly that the type of pack mule re
FRYERS FOR SALE — SOPHIA
quired by the army differs from the portation and to help the Food for
a .
Kopacz. Phone 3186, on F. R.
rather light burro type often used by Freedom program, he said, farmers
Moore place west of hopyard. 43-tfe
prospectors. The army pack mule need to limit driving to a bare mini
HOUSE FOR RENT FURNISHED
MAJESTIC FLOUR
7 -
must be prepared to carry a very mum, pool driving and trucking with
or unfurnished. Reasonable price.
neighbors,
drive
slowly,
and
take
All Purpose
heavy load long distances over any
lc a Word - Minimum 20c
312 miles N. E. Stanfield. I. J.
finest possible care of motors and
kind
of
terrain
and
frequently
at
49 lb. sack
JUST RECEIVED
ONE SET Couch.
43-3p
rather rapid rates of march.
nearly new heavy breeching har
The army will probably offer an
S1LVERTONE
ness. complete. In excellent shape. FOR SALE —GOOD USED BUCK
average of about $185.00 per head for
rake, mower and dump rake. See
Miller's Trading Post.
46-lc
FLOUR
satisfactory pack mules delivered at
equipment and get prices from Mr.
'
a
shipping
point,
Persons
who
have
All Purpose
STRÄYED TO MY PLACE IN Parker, Coe Ranch, Stanfield. 40-tfc
mules meeting the specifications for
early June, one sheep. Owner may
49 lb. sack
army pack mules are requested to
have same by paying for expenses. WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE
communicate with the Western Re-
‘ Sheep has crop off right ear. S. B.
furniture, machinery, household ar
mount Area, 72-3rd Avenue, San Ma
Walton, two miles NW of Irrigon. ticles. Miller’s Trading Post, Her
teo, Cal.
46-3c miston.
23-tfc
Dates and places of inspections will
FOR
SALE
APRICOTS
AT
be announced to the public in the
GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS —
ranch. Bring your boxes. Will be
near future. There is no information
See the Hermiston Auto Co. 44-1c
ripe about July 1. W. T. Bray. 45-3p
available regarding purchase of hors
es in the immediate future.
REAL ESTATE.
PASTURE FOR RENT 15 ACRES E. P. DODD
sales,
leases,
exchanges.
Insur-
Prefer cows. W. O. Whitsett place
in Columbia district.
46-1 p ance, fire, automobile, accident. No
tary public, execution of legal pa
NOTICE "VIGORBILT" HATCH- pers. Herald office, Hermiston, Ore-
By Mrs. Bernice Wattenburger
ery will be closed July 4th. Get gon.
15-tfc
Mr. and Mrs. William Shaar of
your
fryers Friday.
46-lc
Hermiston were callers at the E. B.
Wattenburger home Wednesday eve-
Bring your welding repair and
persons,” Rogers continued.
“A ning.
? as*
CANNING SCHEDULE
ROOMS TO RENT MEN ONLY.
blacksmithing to
Fourth
of
July
week
end
without
fire
Four
blocks
west
of
depot.
Myron
Lucille and Darlyne Wattenburger
JULY 6 to 11
—
HERMISTON BLACKSMITH
would be a great contribution to the spent Tuesday at the Walter Wig
Nation.
46-3p
glesworth home in Echo.
home front defense.”
& WELDING SHOP
Morton Tomkins
1 to 3 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wattenburger
8 to 11 a.m.
FOR SALE BUICK SEDAN, HAS
j spent the week end in Long Creek
Fruit, Beans
Mon.—Peas
good rubber. $55. Kent Garrison, Phone 2151
L. F. Beaver, Prop.
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Reid J. Bus-
Peas
Hartley addition.
46-lp
Tues.—Fruit
| ick.
Peas, Beets
Wed.—Beans
Miss Ruth Jordan of Echo spent
WANT TO BUY—BABY CALVES,
Fruit
Thurs.—Peas
Tuesday and Wednesday at the Vog-
no Jerseys. Write A. V. Wright. Eugene C. Willcutt, D. O
| 1er ranch on Butter Creek.
Beans, Beets
Fri.—Peas
Heppner,
Ore.
46-4p
'Mr.
and
Mrs.
Claud
Gipson
of
Bur
Peas
Dayton,
Ore.,
Morton Tomkins of
Sat.—Beans
Phygician & Surgeon
bank, Wash., have moved to the old
Master
of
the
last
week
was
named
in
HERMISTON CO-OP.
FOR SALE
The numbers of grasshoppers
ONE GUERNSEY
Young home on Butter Creek. Mr.
Stanfield, Ore.
LAUNDRY & CANNERY
cow about 5 years old. Just fresh. Phone 932
West Umatilla county are very much Gipson is working for Henry Vogler. Oregon State Grange, at the 69th
Miss
Betty
Finch
returned
home
that
organiza-
Annual
Convention
of
$80.00.
Mrs.
A.
T.
Kauffman,
Uma-
on the increase and are doing consid
Cove Friday evening.
tion, in session at Milwaukie, Oregon, tilla. Ore.
erable damage on several parts of the from
45-3c
Miss Marie Healy, daughter of Mr.
WRECK YOUR CAR?
| North end of the Stanfield project, and Mrs. John Healy of Butter Creek, through the week. Tomkins has been
FOR SALE—REGISTERED BERK-
West of Umatilla on Butter Creek | is spending her vacation at home. She State Grange Overseer since 1934.
shires, spring gilts and boars. Park Let STATE FARM MUTUAL IN
and some on the South side of Her I is employed at the First National He succeeds Ray W. Gill, Portland,
Taylor, Richland, Ore.
Bank
of
Portland.
45-3c SURANCE foot the bill. See Art
Master
since
1932.
| miston.
Thompson, agent. (Formerly sold by
Henry Vogler was a Pasco caller
Other officers chosen at the ses FOR RENT 7-ROOM HOUSE, 4
Virgil Wilkes)
Efforts by the farmers are being j Friday and Saturday.
P. O. Box 1311.
Salem—When Ma and Pa Oregon
sion
include
Elmer
McClure,
Milwau-
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neill of Heppner
miles out, Columbia district, ad-
I made to control the hoppers in all
and the little Johns and Marys start these districts by broadcasting poi- called at the Charles Morehead home'kie, Overseer; Blanche Pickering,) joins Henry Ott place. Will accom-
on their Fourth of July jaunt this zoned bait with four mechanical Monday.
GEO. M. WINCH
Warrenton Lecturer;
Bertha J. modate two families. Rent $25 per
Beck, Portland, secretary; Roscoe | month. School bus goes by place.
week end they carry with them stern spreaders. Two bait mixing stations
Painting & Decorating
Roberts. Medford, Steward: Allen P. Guy T. Carver, 504 S.W. 8th Street,
warning from General DeWitt, com- | are now in operation, one at Gaylord
Wheeler, Goshen, Asst, Steward: Ar Pendleton. Oregon.
Also Spray Painting
mander of the Western Defense area. | Madison’s farm on Butter Creek and
45-3p
thur Hahn, Burns, Gate-Keeper;
and their local officials to use ca re the other one on Henry Kopacz farm
By Mrs. Glenn Ostrom
Stanfield
SMALL FARM TO Phone 753
with fires in forest regions.
Mrs. George Sampson returned last Bertha Hanscom, Pendleton, Flora; WANTED
least of Hermiston on the Stanfield
Ruth
Potter,
Condon.
Ceres;
Mabel
rent.
Must
have
some
hay
and
pas-
well
"Patriotic Oregonians might
I project. The Federal Bureau of En- week from Wapato, Wash., where she
be the cause of aiding our enemies if tomology and Umatilla county furn- had spent two weeks visiting her Hughes, Grants Pass, Pomona: Lucy ture. Possession now or this fall.
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Woodward, Adams, Lady Assistant Long term lease. Write H. D. W. at
DR. I.C. BOHLMAN
camp fires are allowed to get out of ish the bait materials and spreaders C.
A. Chandler.
Steward: and Ray W. Gill, Portland, Herald office.
44-3p
Physician and Surgeon
hand, or if matches and cigarette free to anyone who wishes to put out
Mrs. Minnie McMartin returned
butts are carelessly thrown about” the bait to control the hoppers.
home Sunday from Myrtle Point Peter Zimmerman. Yamhill, and Hen FOR SALE 40 ACRES OF IRRI-
First National Bank Building
| where she had spent some time with ry Gustafson, North Bend, members
cautioned Nelson S. Rogers, state
gated land, 15 acres in trailer
Two areas infested with coulee a daughter.
of
the
Executive
committee.
forester, in a statement asking for
Phone 3151
Hermiston
crickets have been located recently.
Mr and Mrs. John Kinney and
Wednesday evening the convention camp, Half mile from U.O.D. East
public cooperation by every citizen to
One of these areas is located in the Margaret and Frank are in Oklaho was addressed by William O. Doug gate, Plenty of shade with east
stop forest fires and help Keep Ore
'esert area about 3 miles east of ma on a visit and business for sev las, Associate Justice of the United slope. Easy to water. Have 50 tents,
J. V. V1LLERMOURE
gon Green.
eral weeks. Max Graybeal is taking
shacks and
Nice income.
Hermiston and the other area is lo- care of the servce station while they States Supreme Court.
While some forest areas are closed ated 4 miles west of Echo in the are gone.
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
“The Columbia River is today an
because of extra hazardous condi lesert area. Plans are being made to
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hull and Mrs. instrumentality of war for the pre
tions, most forest areas in the state, poison bait these areas as soon as i Glenn Ostrom and son. Gary Dean re-
Phone 3821
Hermiston
private and federal forests are open crews can be assembled to do the job. j turned home from a trip to Portland servation of freedom”, stated Justice
i Thursday. They returned by way of Douglas in calling attention to the
for public use. These areas will only
Anyone who has serious concentra the Mt. Hood loop.
many war industries now operating
remain as long as they are kept free
W. L. Morgan. D. M. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Montgomery and in the Pacific Northwest, due to the
tions of grasshoppers on or near his
from fire.
Genera) Dentistry
| farm should contact the assistant son Larry Dale returned Monday availability of hydro-electric energy
from a few days spent at Holdman
“We must conserve all of our fire
X-Ray and Diagnosis
j county agent or one of the mixing on business.
from
Bonneville
and
Grand
Coulee
fighting resources, our men, money
IF YOUR EYES
Bank Bldg. Pho. 2592 - Res. 2112
stations and obtain bait and a spread-
Mr. and Mrs. O. Smith and daugh dams. Other speakers who appeared
and equipment to fight any fires
ter
Robin
spent
Friday
in
Pendle
Sunday & Eve. by Appointment
er to control this pest.
TROUBLE
YOU-
on
the
program
during
the
opening
started by our enemies, we should not
ton.
days
of
the
session
included
Palmer
Come
here
and
get
the
benefits
of
have to exhaust our manpower and
James Farey of Heppner is visit-
ing a few days with his brother, P. Hoyt, publisher of The Oregonian; our more than 25 years successful
energy in combatting fires started
Dr. A. E. MARBLE
Earl -------
Snell, - Secretary of State: Ma
optical experience.
Reasonable
D. Farley.
-----
from thoughtless acts of careless
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lane Jr. are jor Arnold P. Kelly, Portland Army prices for glasses whe n needed.
CHIROPRACTOR
receiving congratulations on the birth Air Base; and Leslie Scott, State I
We examine your eyes by
Office: 2 blocks E of post office
of a baby daughter named Rebecca
modern me fhodn and yiind
Office houre: 8 to 12 - 1:30 to 6
The army mule, long a standby for Lee. She was born Monday morning1 | Treasurer.
The next session will be held at La
ylusscs to fit in all the latret
Phone 3061 - Hermiston, Ore
drawing escort wagons and other | in St. Anthony’s hospital in Pendle- -
Free Estimates
I Grande, in June, 1943. This will be
I f ab n.
army vehicles but rather generally ton.
Don McBride and son Darrell the first time in the history of the
replaced a few years ago by motor left Mrs.
DR. DALE ROTHWELL
All Labor Guaranteed
Monday for a few days in The
DR. A. C. W1LLCUTT
transports, is now springing into the Dalles with her mother. Miss Joan organization that La Grande will
OPT OME TRIST
limelight as a beast of burden. Pack Byrnes drove down with her to visit have been host.
OSTEOPATHIC
4 18 Main Street
animals are assuming an increasing with her sister and family. Mr. and
PENDLETON,
OREGON
RAY LOOSVELDT
PHYSICIAN
& SURGEON
Paul Walsh and children.
| importance and because of this fact Mrs.
Mrs.
Ursel
Hiatt
and
son
Allan
OSBORN APARTMENTS
Licensed Plumber
the Army Remount Service expects left last week end for Idaho Falls. ■
to begin the purchase of pack mules Idaho, where they will visit her par- •
in the near future, probably about ents and family. While there they •
Plumbing & Heating Contractor
Ul
August 1, 1942. Exact specifications will attend a family reunion.
D R
B. BELT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
of
the
pack
mules
to
be
purchased
are
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
•
Phone 2381
Hermiston
not yet available but it is known that
— Office Hours —
7/ EASY TO GET
I IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
they will approximate the following:
10 30 - 12:30 a. m. - 2 - 5 p. m.
STATE OF OREGON FOR
MILK RESULTS
UMATILLA COUNTY
Other Hours by Appointment
In the Matter of the Estate of 1 F red
withett
MILK
COST
A. R. Coppock, chairman of the Earl Farrior, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all per
County USDA War board, today ap sons
whom it may concern that Ivey
DR. W. M. MARBUT
pealed to the “pioneer neighborly L. Farrior, surviving widow, has
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
spirit” of Umatilla county farmers, been appointed administratrix of the
urging that they make their cars and estate of Fred Earl Farrior. de-
claims
Phone 3151
Hermiston
| trucks last longer by pooling their ceased. All persons having
e required to
against his estate
transportation whenever possible.
present them to the administratrix at
He recalled the by gone horse and the office of her attorneys, Peterson
EASY TO FEED
buggy days when farmers, in going & Peterson, in the U. S. National
Peterson & Peterson
to town, always gave a ride to neigh- Bank Building at Pendleton, Oregon,
A rrORNEYS-AT-LAW
t.e . J: ...__ i. r
tl '
within six months of the date of the
d. for them. This first publication of this notice, which
IL 8. National Bank Building
same cooperative spirit today will is July 2, 1942.
Practi e In State A Fed. Courts
help “stretch” farm tires, save on re-
All persons knowing themselves to
Pendleton, Oregon
pairs, and materially aid wartime be indebted to Dr. Farrior, are re
quested
to
make
payment
of
their
ac
food production and transportation, counts at an early date.
food
he declared.
Dated this the 2nd day of July. • A28 %, pal carrica < calvos through the 6 •
W. J. WARNER
■ so bs ) period st an average cost of $1.12 ■
"While it’s true that farm automo 1942.
■ per utL m year nearest dealer or mail ■
“THE FARMER’S OWN STORE”
IVEY L. FARRIOR,
I TTORNEY-AT-LAW
biles and trucks are allowed certain
• the •••••■ for TREE now folders t
•
Administratrix.
preferences by local tire rationing
Phone 2811
Delivery Service
PETERSON * PETERSON,
Umatilla Co-op. Creamery
Hermiston, Oregon
boards, we can’t depend on this too
Attorneys for Administratrix.
Hermiston, Oregon
far int the future.” he said. “We (July 2-30 )
$1.65
I
$2.62
1.
$2.48
" (o
$1.69
$1.59
HERMISTON
GRAIN &
FEED CO.
PINE CITY NEWS
GRASSHOPPERS
AND CRICKETS
ON INCREASE
• a
STATE GRANGE
ENDS SESSION
PICNICKERS ARE
WARNED TO USE
CARE WITH FIRES
UMATILLA NEWS
PACK MULES NOW
WANTED BY ARMY
COOPERATION OF
FARMERS URGED
Hardware
Fuel
Farm Machinery
Electrical Appliances
at the
Inland Cooperative
(SECURITYE
CALF
!
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