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THURSDAY, APRIL 10. 1938 FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON t BOARDMAN NEWS t1 WANT ADS PAGE THREW SPECIALS! By Mrs. Dan Ransier John Brice left Thursday for Echo where he intends to shear sheep. Not for today, but for every day in the week. This is the Mrs. Fred Blayden, Mrs. Clyde store where you can save money while getting the very JA MESSAGE TO EVERY MEMBER. Carrick and Chas. Hanze were Her 1 Cent a Word finest foods procurable. Just glance over this list and see miston visitors Tuesday. Ed Kunze and Roy Chandler left MISCELLANEOUS if you don't think you’re losing money unless you come I Friday for The Dalles to shear sheep here to shop! WHY? Cheap rent—no delivery—no credit FOR SALE — 2 HOLSTEIN HEIFER Mr. and Mrs. Shafer of Enterprise TO THE MEMBERS OF THE UMA- ENDEAVOR TO OBTAIN LOWER UTILIZE SILOS TO HELP CARRY —our buying organization—complete, but small stock, in were week end guests at the Glen calves, good stock, 65.00 each. STOCK THIS WINTER. suring rapid turnover at small profit. | Mackin home. One bull calf, 62.50. Shoats, 63.00 RAIL RATES ON TURKEYS. TILLA CO-OP. CREAMERY. Mr. and Mrs. Ves Attebury, Mrs. The coming winter will probably I Dan Ransier. and Pearl Gregg went and up. Ten 2 and 3 year old heif The prices of butter on the Port Vigorous effort to obtain a down be a period of scarce and high- to The Dalles Thursday. Mr. Atte ers, Jersey and Holstein, priced for land market advanced on April 12th ward revision of transcontinental priced hay. Several inquiries have bury went down for medical atten quick sale. 2-Buck rakes and one one cent, on April 13th one cent. rail rates on turkeys has been been received at the office of the tion and Mrs. Ransier to visit her stacker, cheap. E. W. Barnum, 7 at the hospital there. miles S.W. of town. and on April 15th one cent. 34-ltp. launched by the Northwestern Tur Assistant County Agent from farm- sister-in-law Mrs. Della Harnden, Katherine Prices on this date are as follows: key Growers' Association In an at ers who contemplate installing Brown, Mrs. Howard Channing, and 89 ser. tempt to bolster the far western in trench silos, to combat this feed Mr. King attended to business in APARTMENT FOR RENT — AT 90 scr. 92 scr. 91 scr. Osborn Apartments. 33-ltc 19c 21c 20*c 20*c Hermiston Wednesday evening. Washing Powder dustry by saving producers upwards shortage. This will enable the creamery to of $50,000 annually. Mrs. Ed Saunders has returned Many silos that have only been from The Dalles. FREE USE OF 20-ACRES. 1 MILE pay slightly more for the first half Herbert Beyers, Salt Lake, asso partially utilized, or not used at all Buryle Hartle of Pendleton spent north of Hermiston, for care and of the month while the last halt ciation general manager, has regis recently, are being prepared for all the week visiting at the Dan Ran water rent of same. Mrs. W. S. Large Package will show a substantial gain. Klemp, 721 West 9th St., Corona. tered a protest against existing the silage they will hold, this fall, sier home. The spread of two cents between Mr. and' Mrs. Leo Cooney are the to help carry the stock through the rates with the traffic managers of a 34-ltc proud parents of a baby boy born California. 89 and 92 score butter should in- Lb. dozen major steam lines, at the winter. April 12. Mrs. Cooney and children HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID duce every producer to try harder to same time requesting that transpor are in Condon staying with her sis turn out a quality product. for hogs, cattle. veal, and sheep. tation charges be slashed by at Canning Season Will Open Soon. ter. LAUNDRY SOAP Sixteen ladies were entertained L. J. Huston, 910 F. Street, The The Cooperative Cannery will be Quart least one-third. Stanfield Grange News. ready for canning of asparagus at the Leo Root home Wednesday. Dalles, Ore. June 29-p. Bars If the railroads ignore the turkey The next H. E. club meeting will Grange met in regular isession growers’ plea for cooperation by within a few days. Those wishing to be entertained at the home of Mrs. LOST—SORREL MARE, WEIGH- SOAP CHIPS Saturday night, April 15. Quite a failing to accede to the rate reduc- can please notify us a few days in Sheil. ing about 900 pounds. Blazed Large OUa advance. Geo. Higon and T. Zella spent Sat number were present at this meet tions, the huge regional i face; with baiter. organiza- Left Boardman Boxes The price of canning this year urday evening at the W. Wilbanks ing. After the regular session there tion threatens to reciprocate by di- Friday night. Leo Drisbrow, Board home. will be five and one-half cents for was a discussion on the proposed verting the bulk of its tonnage to Steam Refined The P. T. A. will give a program man, Oregon. 34-ltp. elimination of the extension work boat carriers plying through the No. 212 cans which is a reduction of in the school Thursday evening TORAX one cent over last year. April 20. called "Song Fist.” HIGHER CASH PRICES PAID FOR | and the vocational training. A tele- Panama canal. Bars Grange met Saturday evening with We have made some improve all kinds of livestock. Write J. G. j gram containing the sentiments of Championing the cause of 14,000 ments in the cannery, making more a very good attendance. clever Foster, The Dalles, Ore., Box 815. the grange membership was sent to member producers in nine western room for patrons to pack, and we program was given by the Lecturer —Apr. 1-tfp the president and representatives in states, the turkey association is ask will be able to handle the work Mrs. H. Channing, Marvin Ransier congress. received the first and second degree. ing that present transcontinental more efficiently than in the past. FOR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE- The Home Economics club met in rail rates of $3.00 Plans are all ready being made to per hundred- We hope to turn out even a better entertain keeping apartments; also single Pomona in July. the grange hall Tuesday, April 18, weight be reduced to 62.00 as an product than we did last season, due room. Mrs. Joe Dyer, Phone 7 8-R. There is no school Monday as the with Mrs. Green as hostess. The emergency measure and that the to school and experience in the can- teachers are going to Heppner for 31-tfc Do-. Box time was spent in painting and gen Lbs. the day. minimum sar weight be 30,000 lbs. ning line. eral improvement in the hall. Mr. and Mrs. Jones entertained or under. For the convenience of patrons Sunday with an Easter party hav- The grange will give another of The marketing association, Mr. we have had the telephone installed ing as their guests Glen Mackin'and • All Items Appearing in this « Its popular dances Friday night, Pay and the Graves family. • Column are Contributed by the April 21. Everyone who wishes to at Beyers points out, ships a large per in the office at the plant. Our tele family Less Jess Mathis and Roy Chandler s l centage of the turkeys exported phone number is 71-J. The manage Hermiston W. C. T. U. tend Is invited. spent Wednesday in The Dalles. Mrs. L. L. Penney presented the from Washington, Oregon, Idaho, ment is looking forward to a suc- A Vote Against the Beer Bill. grange and Home Economics club Nevada, Utah, Wyoming, Montana cessful year at the cannery and re- IF I HAD A MILLION with a large dish pan and a teaket- and Western Colorado. In the past quests the cooperation of all its pa- Address by Senator Capper WILL OPEN FRIDAY. in the U. S. Senate on Mar. 16, 1933 tie recently which will be used in the bulk of the tonnage from this irons. region has been shipped overland to the grange hall kitchen. With a cast of 15 big name play the eastern seaboard, principally to Mr. President, I am going to vote Notice ! ers, a corps of seven directors and against this bill which proposes to The Farm Bureau Co-operative the New York metropolitan area. FOUR YEARS’ SCORING REPORT the constitution to legalize Because of excessive freight char has a few Irish Cobblers and Netted an unusual theme of several com- nullify píete stories rolled into one, "If I the manufacture and sale of intoxi- SHOWS BUTTER GAINS QUALITY. ges and low profit margins It has Gem seed potatoes on hand. mating beverages—beer and wine. I Had a Million" will be at the Oasis believe that beer at 3.2 per cent of been necessary during the past two A four year report of the butter years, however, to ship a consider- theatre Friday and Saturday. The Turkey Shipment Soon. ilcoholic content is intoxicating, scoring and analysis service carried able volume to New York by boat. At a meeting of the turkey grow- story .deals with an eccentric old and its sale a violation of the con- on by the department of dairy hus The water rate is $1.50 per huu ers Monday night, April 17, it was man who gets rid of his fortune at stitution. I have taken an oath to the constitution. bandry at Oregon State college, has dredweight from Los Angeles, San decided to ship the bulk of the breed the last minute to cheat his schem- support 1 am perfectly aware that the Just been issued showing that quali Francisco, and Seattle, or just half ing stock on May 8th. These birds ing relatives who are anxiously | measure is going to be passed on, Alfred W. Christopherson ty improvement has been so marked the 63.00 charged by the railroads. will probably be sold for cash at the waiting for him to die. Richard and that it will be signed by Presi- W. L. Morgan, D. M. D. over the period that the Increase in The journey by water requires 14 warehouse. Bennett plays this role and goes •lent Roosevelt and become a law, Physician and Surgeon that does not mean that I am General Dentistry market value because of higher days, or only 3 days longer than the million-doilar .but If any grower wishes to kill and about distributing obliged to sit quietly here and see Öffice: First National Bank Bldg. X-Ray and Diagnosis grade amounts to more than $88,- rail haul, a difference almost neg ship to Portland before this date checks to ten strangers. he Senate of the United States pass Office Phone 733 - Res. Phone 712 000 for the volume of butter repre ligible under ordinary marketing they should get in touch with the As he gives out each check the this beer bill. Phone 9-J Bank Bldg. It is a matter of regret to me that sented by the scorings during the conditions, Mr. Beyers warns the Assistant County Agent immediately story picks up the events that enter Residence Phone 25-J President Roosevelt has taken the past year. as a small shipment will probably the lives of those who receive the position Sunday and Evenings by carriers. that the return of the W. J. WARNER A total of 438 samples of butter money. Most of the sequences are breweries and the saloons is more Appointment Under present conditions 50 cents go down April 26th. from 64 Oregon creameries were re per hundredweight can be saved in Further information on the May humorous but pathos and drama en important than farm relief and un- Attorn ey-at-Law ceived and scored during the past termountain turkey growers by shipment will appear next week in ter into some of them. The object employment relief. get the It is difficult for me to year, the report shows. These cream transporting the birds by rail to the these columns. of his strange money-distributing Hermiston - Oregon viewpoint of those who believe beer eries received milk and cream from Pacific Coast and thence by water scheme are taken from the city di more important than bread. approximately 17,500 producers and to New York. The rail charge from rectory. A marine, a woman in an Returns to Producer. This measure is not going to as mads 20 million pounds of butter. Salt Lake to San Francisco, for in The Interstate Associated Cream old ladies’ home, a forger, a life- sist in restoring prosperity to the Hermiston Beauty Shoppe H. W. KELLEY The report Is issued by Dr. G. H. stance, is 61.00 and the boat charge eries are owned by over 6000 dairy licked bookkeeper, a woman of easy people of the country. It will have Duart Permanent Wave. Wilster, head of dairy manufactur- $1.50, making the total rate $2.50 men in Portland trade territory. virtue, a man about to go to the gal just the opposite effect. It may Plumbing & Pipe Fitting yield some revenue to the Federal ing. Pump and Gas by the indirect route compared with Every cent paid by the grocer for lows, a salesman in a china shop, a treasury by taking it from the wives Late Appointments by Phone. Records of the grades made dur 63.00 overland. the brand of butter made by inter tea room owner are the ones into and children of American working Engine Repairing Phone 141 Ing the four years show that the Much of the territory east of the state, except the necessary wages whose lives this immense fortune is men, but this great government can 72-W Phone not afford to take that, kind of mon percentage of extra grade butter of Rocky mountains, Mr. Beyers states, and shipping expenses of putting suddenly dropped. 92 score and above has been more has been granted lower rates by rail this butter on the market, goes back Gary Cooper, Charles Ruggles, ey. Wo voted yesterday to take mil than tripled during the period. earriers to meet truck competition, to the men and women who milk Jack Oakie, Frances Dee, Alison lions of dollars from the disabled while the percentage of butter scor while producers west of the Conti the cows. Skipworth, Lucien Littlefield, Mary veterans of our wars In order to ba- I Hermiston Post No. 37 ing below 90 has been more than nental divide strain under the bur The Interstate brands sold in Port Boland, Gene Raymond, George lance the budget and maintain the Meets first and third cut In half. The percentage of but den. If the western turkey grow land are Swetekist, sweet cream Raft, Rosco Karns, May Robson, W. credit of the United States Govern Thursday. Legion Auxil ter scoring 91 or better has been in ers are not offered relief by lower, butter. Cream O'Gold, 92-score, and C. Fields. Charles Laughton and ment. iary meets second and we voted yesterday to take mil ALL WORK GUARANTEED creased more than 50 per cent. High rates during the coming marketing Golden Rod, standard grade. fourth Thursday. Wynne Gibson are the players who lions of dollars from the pockets of PHONE 521 quality Is vital to an expanding ex season, a large portion of their busi Umatilla Co-operative Creamery appear in this production. Federal employes in order to ba Legion Hall. lance the budget and maintain the port trade, dairy leaders point out. ness will perish and much of the credit of the United States govern Figuring the volume of produc- remainder will take the water route CHICK HATCHERY REPORT O.S.C. Student Wins High Honor. ment. tion from the 64 creameries-— to market. SHOWS VARIABLE TRENDS. One of throe national awards in Today we are asked to vote for a amounting to 70 per cent of the to measure that, will take a thousand During the past marketing season Commercial hatcheries in the an annual landscape design contest million dohars from the wives and tal state output—at current market western “gobbler” producers Were has Just been won by Howard Buf children of workingmen to place prices for the various grades, the forced to pay 21.9 per cent of the country as a whole produced consi Manicuring. Marcelling Hot Oil ERNEST GHORMLEY 20 million pounds produced last gross receipts for transportation. derably fewer chicks in January ord, a senior in landscape architec perhaps 200 million dollars in the Shampoo, Fingerwaving, Facials ture at Oregon State college. This Federal treasury. and February than a year ago, with brought 688,080 more than It would This is compared with 9.3 per cent 1 voted to give unprecedented MEN’S CLOTHING and is the fourth successive year that have with grades in the proportion in 1930 and 16.6 per cent in 1931, some decrease in bookings for March dictatorial powers to President Roo- LADIES HOSE Realistic Beauty Shop O.S.C. students have placed in this sevelt to deal with the problem of they were during the first year the or a rise of more than 135 per cent and later, according to the hatchery 301 K. Court St. national competition in which solu balancing the budget. I did it re- Phone 326 Finger Wave - 50c and 25c report released by the bureau of scoring service was offered. While In two seasons. Pendleton. Oregon We Specialize in Permanent agricultural economics. The trend tions of design problems are sub fretfully, somewhat doubtfully, but not all Oregon butter Is sold cn such Waving The freight rate reduction sought varied a good deal in the different mitted by the leading college and holding it necessary to deal drasti close grading markets, must of the 606 Main St. Pendleton, Ore. cally with a crisis that threatened would give producers a one-cent in- sections of the country. universities in the entire country. Office Phone 523 Res. Phone 461 butter exported to other states is. the stability of the Government. crease in their net return in 1933. No other institution in the west has A decrease in February of ap- But I can not. 1 will not, vote for Keeping quality of Oregon butter In this way it would help preserve proximately 11 per cent occurred in equalled this record. DR. F. L. INGRAM this measure to take bread from wo- has been bettered nearly as much the industry and aid carriers by chicks hatched, with bookings down profits to men and children to give Dependable Dentistry during the period, the report shows. W. G. FISHER stimulating volume, the manager about 5 per cent compared to Feb the brewers, even if some 30 pieces Fanners Try New Crops. During the first two years of the Pendleton. Ore. Bond Bldg. way int of silver may find their NEW AND USED FURNITURE contends, estimating that the com ruary 1932. Most of the decrease LA GRANDE—Twelve new crop | scoring the average grade deteriora lederai treasury In the process. BOUGHT AND SOLD bined saving to producers would was in the north central states, ac demonstrations on acreages ranging the The beer program will take mon ted from .82 to .92 of a point dur Bowman Hotel Blk. Phone 198 amount to at least 250,000 on the cording to the report. from two to 40 acres have been ar ey which would be spent for food Pendleton, Ore. ing a 30-day storage period. For 507 Main it | DR. H. A. NEWTON several million pounds of turkey and clothing and spend it upon al ranged by farmers through Union In the Pacific coast states hatch the fourth year the deterioration coholic beverages. It will increase meat to be shipped. : Dentist ings were about 8 per cent less in county. Most are with crested wheat crime, disease, automobile accidents, averaged slightly more than a half The communications protesting February than a year ago, but book- grass though three each are trying point. and the vices which have always r X-Ray Work Phone 12 existing rates and requesting reduc- Inga for March and later were near- flax seed and alfalfa planted in i accompanied the saloon system, and W. J. CLARKE Improvement in the past has been Pendleton, Oregon tions were sent to ths following ly 5 per cent greater. Some in- rows for seed. Duncan McDonald of | will increase the expenses of the ’ chiefly through closer cream grad HARDWARE and the courts. railroads: crease in chick production in the this vicinity Is putting in the larg police ing and better manufacturing meth Mr. President, I do not intend to Majestic Ranges, Red Jacket Union Pacific, Western Pacific, mountain states and along the At- est acreage of these new crops, seed ods as recommended from results of trespass longer upon the time of the Pumps. Iron Pipe, Nails, Fencing TO SELL OR TRADE YOUR Southern Pacific, Great Northern. lantic coast was indicated. ing 40 acres to flax knd 20 acres to Senate. I am unalterably opposed E. Court St. Phone 21 the scoring and analyses. Addition PROPERTY SEE Santa Fe, Missouri Pacific, Denver crested wheat grass, reports H. G. to this beer and wine measure. In Pendleton. Oregon In commenting on the report, the al improvement Is possible, believes J. W. CLARKE at voting against It I am voicing the Dr. Wilster, and will come through & Rio Grande Western. Wabash, market information specialist In the Avery, county agent. J. B. Weaver overwhelming sentiment of the peo Burlington, Chicago * Great Wes Oregon State college extension ser- of Union Is putting in 20 acres of G. F. HODGES AGENCY better care of ths cream on the of Kansas, a slate which has 721 Main St. Pendleton. Ore tern, Chicago. Milwaukee & St. ▼ice said the decrease in commercial alfalfa for seed and 10 acres of flax. ple been, and will continue to be un farm, more frequent deliveries of Paul, Chicago * Northwestern. New compromising in its hostility to the hatchings may be offset more or less cream, overcoming "feed” flavors | I WE York Central, Baltimore A Ohio and by increased farm hatchings, but liquor traffic, unyielding In Its op- Extension Records Broken. and poor texture, and further bet I position to the return of the saloon BRADLEY & SON there is no Information to show just | DALLAS—March broke all rec- 1 in any form. terment of manufacturing methods. the Pennsylvania lines. I ; Specialize in Good Furni- what the trend in farm hatchings ords in the history of extension We oppose the pending proposal 1 ture at Lowest Possible Shoe Rebuilders Baker Egg Co-op. Forming. work In Polk county for number of to legalize the sale of beer because We rebuild shoes with machinery Prices at the office of County Agent we believe it means the inevitable State hatchery reports vary great calls U. OF 0. HONOR ROLL. BAKER—An organization i com- your shoes were made on. The During the month there return to the saloon and all its at- mittee of the Baker County Egg 1 ly. For example, some sections in 3. R. Beck. ------- evils. —No greater calamity only factory machines In Umatilla Free Delivery tendant EUGENE, Ore.—The nt Producers association is now work-Californit show marked decrease In were 589 calls either personally or this nation. could come to to your door. County. Mail your shoes to us. 101 students were placed on the of Ing out a plan for forming a local commercial hatchings, while some by telephone. Of these 34 were far- Before closing, allow me to ex- ficial University of Oregon "honor cooperative egg marketing associa- Oregon regions where commercial mers seeking loans from the feder-' press the hope that the new admi- We pay the return postage. Bet PRICEs MEET ter shoe repairing for less mon roll" for the term just ended. To be tion. The plan is to obtain at least | egg production has been emphasized al loan office. In addition to the nistration, after taking care of the ey. Give us a trial. budget, the banks, and beer, will eligible a student muet receive a a 50 per cent signup of the leading . report that the hatcheries there office business, the agent made 79 give us a program to attempt to PENDLETONORÉCON J Brad lev & Son grade point average of 2.5. Ten egg producers In ths county and dealing In high grade chicks are farm calls In March, The usual vol- take care of the unemployed and the Pendleton, Ore. • 43 Main St. students received “A", the highest then market the eggs of the mem-running to capacity this year with um« of office calls in Polk county •farmer. , - grade in every subject. I I shall vote against the beer bill. runs around 200 or eq a month. orden booked ahead. ben under a trade name. SPECIALS! K. C. Baking Powder “ 15c Crescent S 15c White King Matches carton 19c Shrimp Can 29c 10c 28c Maxwell House Coffee Salad Oil 18c 1 1 Peanut Butter 2. 19c 29c 2 Broom cood 5 TIE 24c Crackers -2 L. Box 24c All 2*oz. Spices Onions 23 29c ^. 3 cans Apples 25c 16c 25c Oranges 10c Pay’n Packit Business and Professional Cards HERMISTON MARKHAM Beauty Shop PENDLETON
