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THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 193% FARM CO-OPERATIVE 17 J MESSAGE TO El^ERY MEMBER. REGULATIONS ON TURKEY LADAK AND WHEAT GRASS Flies Menace to Dairymen. in localities where they will serve1 helping his father, Baxter Hutchi- an appreciable number of Farm Bu- son. with his early garden. Men are at work on the new Her reau patrons to better advantages miston Diagonal road which will than they can be served by the connect up with the Wallula cut-off home plant at Hermiston. road. There are two different They may only be established ! crews working and the road is pro where there is a local Grange or gressing quite rapidly. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Cable of Pi- Farm Bureau organization ready lot Rock spent Sunday with Mrs. and willing to undertake the re- cable’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. sponsibility of transportation, stor-Mikesell. They left that evening for age and distribution of Farm Bu- The Dalles where they will stay with Mr. Cable’s sister who is ser reau feeds and commodities and all ’ iously ill. Mrs. Cable is not teach the expenses and hazards incident 1 ing school this week. to the business including insurance, I Mrs. Joe Udey visited with Mrs. Ellen Propst Monday morning. collection of checks, etc. Farmers in Columbia district are All such extra expenses, borne by ! preparing to start irrigating right such branch, or branches, shall be away. added to the price of the commodi I Mrs. August Linder had the mis ties sold or distributed by it or fortune of injuring her hand when she attempted to keep her dog from them. It is suggested that, as near as lumping from her car. Fly season is here. Nobody loves a fly, especially a dairyman. Why By J. Jendrzejewski. “The forage finds of the century,' should he? The fly disturbs the A conference was held with the is the term used to describe Ladak cow and makes her irritable. She Regional Agricultural Credit Cor alfalfa and Crested Wheat grass by doesn’t graze or eat so well when poration Saturday, March 25, for E. R. Jackman, extension specialist flies are pestering her. More than the purpose of financing the turkey in farm crops at Oregon State col that, she is- liable to raise a rumpus growers for leed. lege. These crops have now been while she is being milked. Probab After discussing the cost of pro tried out for enough years in Ore ly more first-class dairy-barn pro duction with the twenty-four tur gon to establish their unusual val fanity is caused by flies than any key growers prepent at the meeting ue. thing else. Besides all this, they possible, these expenses be artici A. B. Robertson with the assistance . “One can safely use superlatives get in the milk, on the separator, rated and cert in fixed price per Library Given to Medical School. of these growers, formed a plan to | in describing both of these crops,” strainer, and in the cream can, and ton or per unit be added. Eugene, Ore.—The University of be submitted to the loan company | says Jackman. “Ladak is the long wherever a fly lights dirt is left. Whenever possible merchandise Oregon Medical School has been for its approval. Files breed in manure and other purchased for distribution at any made the recipient of the gift of est lived, the most drought resis The decision reached is that the tant, the most frost resistant, the decaying materials—one good rea branch will be delivered direct to the excellent medical library of Dr. maximum loan would be 90c a head, leafiest, the hardiest and the high son for keeping the manure cleaned such branch and the handling Ernst A. Sommer of Portland. Doc which would include the 15c tor est yielding alfalfa for all the high up from around the barn and for charge of the home plant will be tor Sommer, leading surgeon and picking and marketing; in other , elevation short water regions of the i keeping the barn clean and limed. eliminated, only sufficient charges student of Portland, has assembled, words 75c per head would be the | United States. It is also highly re- But you can do all these things and being added to cover cost of book- over a period of years, one of the keeping and the risks incident tc maximum amount loaned for feed sistant to bacterial wilt which has still have flies. All you can hope finest private libraries of medical on the basis of the turkeys them completely demoralized alfalfa grow to do is to keep down their numbers. | the purchase and delivery of goods and surgical literature on the Paci Title to all merchandise consigned selves as security. These advances ing in many sections. Keep down files by keeping | fic Coast, and • has donated nearly will be budgeted throughout the to any branch shall be and remain three thousand volumes, togethei “Again superlatively, Crested breeding places close to the harn year. in the Farm Bureau Cooperative of with the cases and other appurte- Wheat grass is the most drought re and the barn itself cleaned up. Then The requirements are as follows: Hermiston and any inventory gains sistant, the most frost resistant, the set up several good fly traps or put nances. 1. Loans to be made only to pro or losses due to price fluctuations out fly poison and in addition, spray hardiest, earliest starting, latest ducers with at least three years shall be the gain or loss of the Higher Education Aid Pledged. staying and best all around dry land the cows. Here is the formula for ' poultry experience. Farm Bureau Cooperative of Her grass for the same general region. a good fly poison. This poison is Eugene, Ore.—Secretaries of cham- 2. No loans to be made for ma miston. Old time stockmen speak almost in very deadly and must be placed bers of commerce from *0 Oregon Prices at the home plant and its terial increase in production. where children and domestic birds reverence of the old bunch grass of various branches should be kept in cities, meeting for their annual 3. Loans to be made on a twelve or animals cannot get it — on sills the Oregon ranges. Crested Wheat months basis. It surely kills line, To that end it shall be the school on the University of Oregon grass in many respects is superior or corner braces. recently. endorsed the 4. All sales of turkeys or other duty of the home plant to at all campus files. to the native bunch grass.” times keep its branches advised of Board's program of higher educa- collateral to be remitted promptly 1 ounce sodium arsenate Jackman says that both these for tion and pledged the support of to R. A. A. C. price fluctuations. 3 quarts syrup their organization. No initial investment shall 5. Turkeys will not be considered age finds may be credited to the 5 gallons water as having any value as collateral foreign plant exploration work of (Pnt in shallow trays or pans set made by the Farm Bureau Coopera- the United States department of until eight weeks old. up high where children cannot tive of Hermiston in any of its EXCURSION OVER branches beyond the merchandise to 6. Maximum loan for feed on bud agriculture, as they were obtained reach.) get basis after eight weeks period in the far corners of the earth, A poison less effective is formal be sold and a few minor aids to brought back to this oountry to be not to exceed 90c per head. dehyde 1 part, water 9 parts, Put merchandising such as scales, etc., but the Board of Directors may as 8. Beginning after 8 weeks per- tried at the state experiment sta in trays as other poison. icd budget to be advanced on sub- tions. and since then introduced by Here is a good fly spray that will slst in the purchase or erection of the extension service. if deemed expedient, stantially the following basis: repel the flies from cattle and that buildings RAli Ladak alfalfa was found in the does not leave the hair gummy. 1st month .. 10 provided such assistance shall not cents per head 2nd month ..Ip revolving cents per bead province of Ladak in northern In 1 gallon Kreso, Credine or any extend beyond the 2% 3rd month .. 14 fund contributed by such branch. cents per head dia where the plateaus are 11,000 coal tar disinfectant 4th month .. 15% cents per head to 15,000 feet above sea level and 3 gallons light engine oil (Kero- In no event shall the credit of the 5th month .. 19 Farm Bureau Cooperative of Her- cents per head the average rainfall is 2.7 Inches line or any similar oil ) 6th month .. 14 1 cents per head yearly. Sudden temperatures are miston be pledged for such purpose. 1 gallon gasoline All sales of any merchandise con 7th month .. 7 cents per head the rule and not the exception. 1 pound can carbon bisulphide (The last due to less number of Crested Wheat grass also came from 2 ounces oil of tar or 3 ounces signed to any branch and all 2% a desolate corner of Asia beside oil of horsemint. birds on hand.) revolving fund collected on same Inspector should check as to qua which the dry ranges of Eastern (Keep in a tight can except when shall be for the account of the Farm Bureau Cooperative of Hermiston lity of birds marketed in previous Oregon are probably fertile mea- filling spray outfit.) seasons, in order to determine to dows in contrast. By removing the manure, keep and remittance shall be made there- Crested Wheat grass not only ing barn clean, and using the poi for at stated periods. some extent the efficiency of bor At thé end of each month the rower. Tatooing of birds to depend equals the old bunch grass in every son in the barn and the spray on Fares apply between points In on inspector’s report as to location way, but excels it in that it reseeds the cows the flies can be kept down Farm Bureau Cooperative of Her Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Utah, Nevada, California, itself freely, says Jackman. Eleven in number. miston shall return to the various and danger from theft. Montana, Wyoming (west of branches the predetermined sum for Beginners will not be able to se- seedlings attacked by drouth can go and including Green River), dormant and return to a growing the individual expenses of such cure a loan.. Stanfield Grange News. and some point« In British branches, plus any amount to which Columbia. Minimum adult If a loan is wanted before the condition when rains come. In tests Fourteen candidates were initia far« 50c. Children half fare. they may be entitled through sav birds are less than eight weeks old, in every Eastern Oregon county it ted to membership in Stanfield ings made direct shipment of goods. extra security will have to be fur has already proved its worth. Going: Apr.13,14,15,16 Grange Saturday night, the degree It shall be the policy of the Farm nished. The grower should be able Returning: Apr. 25 work being exemplified by the Bureau and its various branches to to bring his birds through the CORN, PIG CLUB MEMBERS OF- ( Home by midnight) White Eagle Grange degree staff. preserve the advantages of quantity brooding period in case the market Approximate Round Trip Fares FERED $1525 IN CASH. During the lecture hour the buying but In local grown feeds and is low, as was the case last year, White Eagle drill team pleased with making the margin of profit small. 200 500 1000 100 Real cash prizes totaling *1525 well executed marches and drills. seeds the branches are permitted Milas Miles Miles Miles and encouraged to buy and sell the It will require from three weeks are announced again this year for A male quartet, composed of mem same to their own account. Away to a month from the time the appli the 4-H club members of Oregon, bers of the two Granges rendered It is assumed, as a matter of cation is sent in until the loan is Washington and Idaho who have musical numbers appropriate for course, that branches will restrict approved. Application blanks may either corn or hogs or both for their Baggage checked. April 1st. - their sales to members only. be secured at Assistant County projects. For the ninth consecutive Tickets good on all trains and Refreshments were served and a This declaration of policy shall Agent Best's office. in all cars; In sloeping car add year the Portland Union Stockyards half hour of dancing marked the not be construed s a contract with regular siceping car charges. Growers are advised not to in I -A . ----- -95- company through its piCBlUCUl president G. * close of a pleasant evening. any existing branch and may be crease their flocks over that of pre- | A. Pierson has appropriated money changed at any time that ASK LOCAL AGENT it vious years unless able to finance, for awards in these projects, the an : Home Economics and Grange la FOR DETAILS the project themselves. nouncement this year being made dies please note that there will be deemed advisable. I from Corvallis over the state radio an Easter food sale in the Refvem # % * * * * % • $ • % Watch That Gopher! station, KOAC. store on Saturday, April 15. If pos- How about those gophers? Have Last year more than 80 pens of sible have cooked food in by ten t COLUMBIA NEW3 By Florence Udey you done anything about them? hogs and 100 exhibits of corn grown o’clock. Mrs. Fred Thorne is chair Now is the time. If you don’t know I under the terms of these awards man of this committee. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tuttle who have been living on the ranch how to go about it, see Assistant were exhibited at the Pacific Inter A special program is being pre known as the Frank Beddow County Agent Best and he will be national Livestock show in Portland and owned by H. J. Stillings, have glad to help you. of which more than 50 per cent pared for the Grange meeting on the moved to the Joe Conley wheat There is always something that were from Oregon; according to club evening of April 15. The subject ranch in Holdman. They moved out takes the joy out of farming if you officials at Oregon State college. of cooperative medical and dental Saturday. Their daughter. Nila, will don’t look ahead. Now you know, The championship pigs were raised services will be considered. Mrs. A. stay at the Ben Jones home until is out. the magpies are getting very plen by an Oregon boy, Frank Grosse of E. McFarland, lecturer of the Irri school Minimum Charge 15c Russell Blessing of Portland, who gon Grange will lead this discus has been visiting for a few weeks tiful. Some people say they are or Clackamas county. or sion. A skit will be presented show namental and to leave them alone with his grandmotoher, Mrs. Aug In Oregon the rules for the 1 Cent a Word ust Linder, left Thursd y tor Port —but the poultry man knows dif- award of this money provide for Ing all the joys and sorrows incident land where he is contemplating on ferent. How many chicks or poults three districts—northwestern, south- to receiving a permanent wave. FOR SALE working at the Montgomery Ward have been carried away by those western and eastern Oregon. Each store. While here he looked after BUGGY AND HARNESS. I same ornamentals? The poultry- corn or pig club member competes RESOLUTION PASSED TO business Interests for his fathe ssing. He accompanied Spring wagon, *15; new Walter *20 ; man has the answer. first in his own district for prizes ESTABLISH CO-OP BRANCHES. Ralph Shafer who took a load of concrete tile machine (3 to 6 inch.). In past years different organiza- ranging from *1 to *70. hay to Portland. $40; nearly new Muncie gear shift tions have contributed money for The following resolution was Of the total prize money, *1075 Harold Throop spent Sundly vis- iT Ford, $20. Can use Mason fruit campaigns against magpies. and is for the pig feeding contest In passed at a meeting of the Farm iting at the Tom Stewart home. Joe Udey and daughter Florence jars. A. D. Smith, 7 miles south- among them were the Umatilla Pro which a club member must feed four Bureau Co-operative Saturday, Aprili 20-ltc to where west of Hermiston. ject Farm Bureau, the Commercial pigs from the same litter for mar 1, to establish a policy for branches. drove . . Arlington Sunday . ", , Hhey met Mrs. Udey and her parent Club, American Legion, and the ket purposes and keep accurate feed WHEREAS, the w idely scattered Mr and Mrs. 1 . E. Sink of Wasco FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR LIVE Game Warden’s office. But let us and weight records for at least four membership of the Farm Bureau | Mrs. 00 pound team. One rs. Udey has been visiting there not look toward any of these organi months, The pigs must be exhibi- Cooperative of Hermiston make it for the past two weeks. She re Miller. Boardman, Ore. 32-ltp zations this year for help. Money ted next fall at the Pacific Inter- appear at times desirable to estab-turned with Mr. Udey the same FOR SALE OR TRADE—125 LB. Is scarce and we can help ourselves, national. where they will later be lish branches of said Cooperative at evening. .. . , .... .7 Mrs. Atchison of Kooskie, Idaho, ice refrigerator, golden oak. good Money is not needed in this case— sold in the club fat stock auction stragetic points within the territo- is housekeeper for H. J. : stillings only a little time. sale. ry served by such Cooperative and, and his family. Mr. and Mrs. Ken- condition. Trade on cow or poultry. 31-ltp. WHEREAS, fairness to member nlngs who formerly worked there Inquire Umatilla Ferry. Destroy the nests that may be The remainder of *450 will go to found in orchards, in trees, along the participants in the corn grow and to all communities served by left last week for the Wallowa coun- MISCELLANEOUS , I try where they will WOrK. — - - - ditches, and willow groves. ‘Poi- ing contest in which each member such Cooperative makes it impera- The Christian Endeavor of - PRICES PAID zoned meat hung up on trees or must grow at least one acre of corn. five that a uniform system or poli | Hermiston Union church met at the HK HE T CASH for hogs, cattle. veal, and sheep. post« where domestic animals can Aocurate records are required, and ey be adopted by the Farm Burean ' Columbia school house Sunday even not reach It. is also good to bait the the boy or girl must exhibit 25 ears Cooperative of Hermiston for the es- ing instead of the church in town. L. J. Huston, 910 F. Street, The pre Dalles. Ore. A number of young people w June 29-p. old birds, but If this method is used of corn at the livestock exposition. tablishment of such branches, there- sent. it should be watched carefully. The Further Information concerning fore be it Mr. and Mrs. Farris of Stanfield IGHER CASH PRICES PAID FORI destroying of nests will help. . these contests may be obtained RESOLVED, by the Board of Di- have moved onto the ranch belong- all kinds of livestock. Write J. O. Stillings and i ing to I from the Assistant County Agent. rectors of the Farm Bureau Cooper- ster. The Dalles, Ore., Box 815. J. JENDRZEJEWSKI. . and Mrs. Bill vacated ative of Hermiston, that branches of Rodent Control Leader. Udey. Mrs. F. Rouma- Mrs. Joe . — Apr. 1-tfp'i A week after being sentenced to said Cooperative may be established geaux, Mrs. Jess Prindie and Mrs. ! Trying to solve a cross-word puz- drink a half-pint of castor oil for by the Board of Directors only upon O. O. F FOR EENT FURNISHED HOUSE- for the tie as she crossed the street. Miss being Intoxicated Louis Gehringer the following terms and conditions, Watson keeping apartments; also single weekly sewing club Florence Meyer of Hammond, Ind., of Cleveland. O., was back before the to wit: room. Mrs, Joe Dyer, Phone 7*-R. been Elbert Hutchison war badly hurt by an automobile. 31-tfc judge on tbe same charge. Branches may only be established working Fine City is now home i LOANS GIVEN OUT. PAGE THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON GREATEST FORAGE PLANTS. PER MILE uL Pay’n Packit C%z FARMERS CASH STORE (2 doors East Co-operative Creamery) HARRY CONNOR, Proprietor We wish to express our thanks to our many customers who pa tronized our store at the Opening Saturday—We solicit your con tinued use of our service in our West Side location. A FEW OF OUR GOOD VALUES FOR PAR PERFECT SOAP FRIDAY, SAT. & MON. Maxwell House COFFEE 28c 27c lb Mayonnaise Schilling’s or Sandwich Spread FLAVOR FOODS pt. Bring your jars. 16c 28c lb MILK Oranges 9c doz Morning Brand 5 COFFEE large cans 9A. am I Local Winesaps 39c box Business and Professional Cards HERMISTON W. L. Morgan, D. M. D. General Dentistry X-Ray and Diagnosi« Bank Bldg. Phone 9-J Residence Phone 25-J Sunday and Evenings by Appointment Alfred W. Christopherson Physician and Surgeon Office: First National Bank Bldg. Office Phone 733 - Res. Phone 712 W. J. WARNER Attorney-at-Law Hermiston - Oregon Hermiston Beauty Shoppe Duart Permanent Wave. Late Appointment« by Phone. Phone 141 H. W. KELLEY Plumbing & Pipe Fitting Pump and Gas Engine Repairing 72-W Phone 2.16 4.32 10.80 21.60 MARKHAM Beauty Shop ALL WORK GUARANTEED PHONE 521 Hermiston Post No. 37 a _____ Meets first and third Legion Auxil- meets second and I" tourth Thursday. egion Hall. EaFiary MN PACIFIC WANT ADS PENDLETON ERNEST GHORMLEY MEN'S CLOTHING and LADIES HOSE Phone 326 301 E. Court St Pendleton, Oregon Office Phone 523 Realistic Beauty Shop Finger Wave - 50c and 25c We Specialize In Permanent Waving 606 Main St. Pendleton, Ore. Res. Phone 461 DR. F. L. INGRAM Dependable Dentistry Bond Bldg. Manicuring. Marcelling Hot Oil Shampoo, Fingerwaving, Facials Pendleton, Ore. DR. H. A. NEWTON j Dentist X-Ray Work Phone 12 W. G. FISHER I NEW AND USED FURNITURE} BOUGHT AND SOLD Bowman Hotel Blk. Phone 198 1 507 Main : t. Pendleton, Ore. Í Pendleton, Oregon W. J. CLARKE HARDWARE TO SELL OR TRADE YOUR PROPERTY SEE Majestic Ranges, Ited Jacket Pumps, Iron Pipe. Nails, Fencing Phone 21. 211-21 3 F. Court St. Pendleton, Oregon J. W. CLARKE at G. F. HODGES AGENCY 721 Main St. f 4 ! I Pendleton, Ore. WE BRADLEY & SON Shoe Rebuilders We rebuild shoes with machinery your shoes were made on. The only factory machines in Umatilla County. Mall your shoes to us. Wo pay the return postage. Bet ter ehoe repairing for less mon ey. Give us a trial. Bradlev & Son Pendleton, Ore. «43 Main St. Specialize in Good Furni-: ture at Lowest Possible I Prices j Free Delivery to your door. IRAI FuRNITURF ©o PERLTON.ORECOn
