THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1933
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
A MESSAGE
TO
the new leaflet also gives budgets
fur drying or storing vegetables and 1
fruit and for preserving meat and <
fish. It is free to residents of Ore- |
gon either from county or state ex
tension offices.
EVERY MEMBER.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
PAGE THREE
WANT ADS
Specials
1 Cent a Word
MISCELLANEOUS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE |
CANNING SCHEDULE.
NEWSPAPERS PLAY PART IN
THE IMPORTANCE OF MINERALS
STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA- BRING IN AND LET ME COOL
July 24 to 29.
and market your veal, 50c each.
TILLA COUNTY.
WHEAT ADJUSTMENT,
IN THE LAYING RATION.
Kurrle Market, Stanfield, Ore. 41-tfc
A. M.
P. M.
In the Matter of the Estate of
By M. Wayne Miller, Poultryman.
Local newspapers throughout the
8:00 to 11:00
1:00 to 3:30
Anna E. Taylor, Deceased.
STRAYED — A BROWN GELDING
Station, Payallup, Washington.
wheat belt in Oregon and elsewhere
Monday .... Beans 2% I Corn.greens
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
horse came to the Joe Dyer ranch
are being looked to to play an im Western Washington Experiment
Tuesday ...... Beans 2s I Corn, 2s
the undersigned has been appointed Tuesday; 2-miles southeast of Her
portant part in the application and
The average feed needs to be sup
Wednesday ...... Beans I Corn
executrix of the last will and testa miston. Owner please call.
47-ltc
administration of the wheat adjust plemented by allowing birds free
Thursday ........ Beets
ment of Anna E. Taylor, deceased,
Beans
ment plan, according to word re access to oyster shell or lime stone |
Friday ............ Beans I Corn
and has qualified as the law directs. FOR SALE OR TRADE
1212
ceived by the Oregon Extension ser grit hoppers.
Saturday ........ Beans
All persons having claims against
acres, well improved; free irriga
vice. Use of the press for publica
Usually
it
is
not
desirable
to
add
i
Corn will “not be accepted after
the said estate are required to pre tion. Write L. B. Yentzer, Rt. 1, La
tion of past production records of minerals to a mixed mash already
3:30 p. m.
sent the same to me at the office of Grande, Oregon.
46-4tp
growers and the later allotment fig containing mineral. Do not work
W. J. Warner, my attorney, in Her
NOTE:—It is necessary that cus
ures is expected to simplify greatly on the assumption that if a little is
miston, Oregon, verified as the law FOR SALE—CHEAP, SMALL TWO
tomers of the cannery follow the
the arrival at fair production quotas good, more is better.
| directs, within six months from the
canning time on this schedule, It
burner
Westinghouse
electric
for each individual.
You may say that it is all right date hereof.
takes different cooking time for
range with oven. Also tent and bari-
to
talk
about
minerals,
yet
why
not
Growers
are
being
asked
by
those
Dated this 6th day of July, 1933. tone horn. W. J. Warner.
each product and this schedule is
46-tfc
Ina Gilbert, Executrix.
made out according to that. Coop in charge of putting the wheat plan tell us how to be sure that our hens
will
lay
all
eggs
with
firm,
smooth
into
effect
to
prepare
two
important
(July 6-August 3)
eration from customers is requested
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
items of information to have ready shells. While in all probability there |
by the management.
houses for rent. H. E. Hanby, Her
in advance of their application to is much yet to be discovered that
45-tfc
% ¥ niiston.
join the wheat benefit plan. The will add to our understanding of * *
SIX RULES FOR HANDLING EGGS information wanted is first, the mineral metabolism of hens, never
t Butter Creek-Minnehaha t HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE—LOT
number of bushels of wheat grown theless, certain things are known to
By Mrs. Win. Hineline
IN WARM WEATHER.
be
true
at
present.
9, lot F, 2nd Hermiston addition.
each year from 1929 to 1932, and
Mrs. Ed McDaid and Mr. and Magnolia Street, $550 cash, 1650
There are four principal causes
The following rules were taken second, the number of acres planted
of poor shell as follows: 1. Lack Mrs. Thomas McCarten were busi terms. Write Carrie Bell Blood, 628 I
from the May Eggsaminer for the in each of these years.
ness visitors in Pendleton Thursday.
handling of eggs in warm weather:
By using elevator, freight, thresh of proper minerals in the ration. They motored on to LaGrande to McKinley Ave., Aberdeen, Wash.
45-4tc I
ing, or bank deposit records, admin Minerals must be present to build visit Miss Nora McDaid who is at
FIRST—Gather your eggs at least
istration officials believe that ac bone and egg shell and carry out tending summer school there.
three times daily. You lower the
Mrs. Ned Unger of Pendleton
curate estimates can be made. These body functions. 2. Lack of cod liv spent Sunday visiting her parents,
quality of your eggs by leaving
LOST
LIGHT LOGGING CHAIN
er
oil
in
the
ration.
Vitamin
D
or
figures turned in by each farmer are
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Albright.
them in the nest all day.
Each
Finder please leave at Oregon
Dan Russell, Mrs. Unger’s son.
to be published in the local press. its equivalent in sunshine is neces
succeeding hen on the nest prevents
Hardware.
47-ltp
This is intended to encourage any sary in order that birds may utilize came Saturday to spend his vaca
animal heat from leaving the eggs.
with his grandparents. Dorothy
carelessly inclined to be more accu the minerals that are present in the tion
feed. 3. Poor physical condition of Russell is spending the summer STORE BUILDING WITH LIVING
SECOND—Take your eggs from rate, as any boosting of production
with her aunt, Mrs. Martha Mor
the
flock will cause poor shell. Sick gan in Portland.
rooms and two lots, all fixtures
the nests to a cool, moist room—a reports so as to get a higher allot-
birds
or
birds
that
are
very
fat
sel
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown of Bin and stock of second hand furniture,
temperature 35 to 55 degrees is pre ment is fixed in advance.
dom lay good egg shells. 4. Lack gen, Wn., were week end guests of hardware, stoves, ranges, flour, feed,
ferable.
Believing that farmers will be
of proper selection for good shells | Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cronk.
gas, oil, groceries. Want chicken
anxious
to
avail
themselves of the among the breeders from which the |
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McElroy
THIRD—Spread your eggs on a
ranch or small acreage. Write Box
wire net, or in wire baskets, to per benefits under the new wheat plan, stock was obtained many times will were in the neighborhood Friday 40, Milton, Ore.
47-ltp
enroute to their home in Enterprise
unauthorized
promoters
are
already
mit thoroughly cooling before pack
result in poor shells.
from Portland. Mr. McElroy is a
ing. It would be best to let them appearing and trying to "chisel in”
Work at this Station indicates former resident of this district.
morning for Spokane after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jackson and at the O. K. Mudge home for some
cool at least 10 to 12 hours before on the farmers’ expected returns, that various bens in the flocks vary
the
government
officials
report.
Bobby
drove
to
Walla
Walla
Sun-
packing and when packing see that
greatly in regard to the shells that day to visit the Scout Camp Rotary. time.
In one state at least, and perhaps
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rodda and
the cases and fillers are clean, and
they put on their eggs. Some hens Scouts who returned with them in-
in others, farmers are being ap-
of Stan-
cool.
consistently lay good shells and elude Billy Jackson. Lester Flanni- Bennie and Edwin Isensee
field spent Sunday at the W. G.
proached with the offer of help in
Watson,
Earl
Rodda,
gan,
Frank
lay
poor
FOURTH—Ship your eggs often making application to receive cash other hens consistently
Rodda home.
shells. While at the present time and Oron Henning.
Margaret McDaid spent the first
and by the shortest, quickest way.
at
the
Ethel
Couch
is
working
benefits under the wheat plan—for there is very little evidence avail
of the week at her sister’s home,
and if possible during the cooler
George Challis home.
Mrs. Thomas McCarten.
10 per cent of the proceeds! No able to show that shells may be im
Burk Young returned to Port
part of the day.
Katherine Kryger went Wednes-
land
last
week
where
he
has
em
proved
by
selection,
nevertheless.
day to spend the rest of the week at
FIFTH—Inquire of your carrier grower need spend a cent for any
con- ployment. He has been at his grand- her uncle's home, Wiliiam Sisson,
the
mere
fact
that
certain
hens
to see that your eggs are not subject such purpose, as the county agent
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Al
oth- bright since school was out.
who has been ill.
to heat, dust and drafts in transit and other extension representatives sistently lay better shells than
Roy Coxen took Mrs. Coxen to St.
this
ers
leads
us
to
believe
that
Dinner guests at the E. L. Jack-
to market.
will give any such assistance needed should be a factor in selecting eggs son home Sunday were Mrs. Ruth Anthony’s hospital Tuesday after
SIXTH—You would do much to
Herbert Hedwall. noon where she underwent a major
free of charge and will help set up for hatching and selecting breeders Vreeland and
ward the quality of your eggs if you
Mrs. Vreeland was formerly Miss operation Wednesday morning.
pens.
Experimen-
for
the
breeding
Ruth Kaiser.
would not keep them in a room local organizations through which
tai work is now in progress which
Thomas McCarten was in Pendle-
where onions, melons, fish or other the growers will largely handle
Opening Dates at O.S.C. Set.
will greatly add to our knowledge ton the first of the week on busi-
odorous foodstuffs are stored.
their own affairs, officials state.
of some of the factors which may ness.
Principal dates
CORVALLIS
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kryger and
cause poor shells on the eggs laid
daughters, Katrena and Gennevieve connected with the coming year at
by a commercial poultry flock.
were guests at the’Ben Williams Oregon State college have just been
home in Columbia district Sunday. announced. Freshman week for all
(Continued from page One)
POULTRYMEN WILL MEET
Mrs. M. T. Matott and children beginning students will start Mon-
ing for a time when keeping "star sees the need of finding and send
motored to LaGrande Wednesday to day, September 18. and continue to
boarders” will be profitable is rath ing the poor cow to the butcher is a JULY 27-28 AT 0. S. C.
visit Mrs. Matott’s parents, Mr. and Saturday.
Registration of former
Mrs. C. B. Oral.
er futile.
step toward putting the dairy indus-
students will take place at the col-
The tenth annual Oregon Poultr.y
Pen-
W.
G.
Rodda
returned
from
The man in cow testing work and try on a more sound basis.
convention is announced for July 27 dleton Monday where he has been lege Saturday, September 23, with
using the records put in his book is
Cow testing work is cooperative and 28 at Oregon State collegi. working.
class work starting the following
not gambling on what someone else marketing pure and simple, You
Sunday callers at the Roy Pear Monday. The winter term starts
where it will be held in the usual
son home were Lee Pearson, George
will or will not do for him. He is need but figure this way to know
place in special quarters near the Pearson. Pearl Pearson, and family January 2, and the Spring term
geting a line on each cow in his why we say that. It actually takes
March 26. Complete entrance in
poultry and veterinary plant on the and Abe Hitt and family.
herd. He is finding the "star 50 per cent more market to make
Howard Young Is in Portland on formation is contained in a free
west campus.
boarder” and out she goes before a 200-lb. fat cow return the same
This convention is opeh to every a combined business and pleasure leaflet obtainable from the registrar
she has eaten up her own profits living to the farm family as a 300-
trip.
at Corvallis or from the division of
poultryman in the stata without
Mr. and Mrs. John Mudge and
and t ose ol a go d number of the lb. fat cow.
charge, although combined on the little daughter and son left Sunday information at Eugene.
herd in addition.
Interest a man in work that will educational program will be the an
We need to do a little missionary raise his herd average from 200 to
nual meeting of the Oregon Poultry
work in this business of testing to 300 lbs. fat and you have increased
4099999909903999999909019089990099903330300090009
men’s association, headed by F. H.
oust the star boarder, There are his market 50 per cent. And, too,
Cockell of Milwaukie.
This asso ( > SOME
not enough members in cow testing don’t forget, you remove from the
ciation has long served as the offi
associations in your community, market an unprofitable surplus
cial “mouthpiece” of the Oregon
There are not enough associations every time you get rid of a poor
Poultry industry and is constantly
in your state. Every member of an cow. Let’s talk up this cow testing
looking after its interests, say those
association that you can get who association work.
familiar with its work.
Featured on the educational pro
REPORT.
gram this year will be methods to
Cow- Total Milk Total Ave.Milk Ave.
Member
use in lowering the cost of produc
Lbs.
months
Fat lbs. Lbs. F at lbs.
tion, announces A. G. Lunn, head
Roy Attebury ............ ... 4 0
23436
1096.9 2343.6 106.9
of the poultry department. Includ
F. A. Baker .................
68
35147
1718.3 2067.4 101.1
ed will be reports from experiment
Pete Castric .................
42
22626
1182 1 2174 7 112.8
station workers on the chief devel- ( •
Cleve Clark .................
58
25171
1198.6 1737 8
82 8
opments in this field during the
A. R. Coppock & Sons .. 57
29965
1366.1 2090.1
95.5
past year.
Fred Davis ................... .. 24
12572
564.9 2095.3
94.3
Of ‘special interest in the disease
E. L. Dunning ............ .. 30
19688
823 1 2054 7
85 6
control field will be a report by Dr. o
L. C. Dyer ................... .. 33
15746
875.5 2342.5 131.4
W. T. Johnson, poultry pathologist,
T. G. Gregory .............. .. 270 141399
7106.4 3147.0 158.0
I ' >
on the latest developments in cocci-
MEN'S DRESS PANTS to $8 - $2.98
E. O. S. Hospital ....... .. 377 301790 >2274.6 4002.2 160.1
diosis control. Dr. Johnson is reco- ;, MEN'S HIGH PRICED DRESS HOSE
HALF PRICE
George Hower . ........... ... 48
29753
1447.0 2479.5 120.5
ognized as probably the outstanding % WOMEN'S DRESSES AND DRESS GOODS
CHEAP
E. L. Jackson*. ........... .. 32
16273
820.0 2034.2 102.4
authority in this country in the stu-
Levi Strauss OVERALLS. ... 4,
Straw Hats — Dress Hats & Cans
C. M. Jackson .............. .. 20
8759
404.5 1741.9
80.9
dy of this trouble.
J. Jendrzejewskl ..... . .. 36
20639
1039.9 2316.8 116.8
Carl Johnson .............. .. 15
12407
537.6 2481.4 107.5
HOW MUCH FOOD TO CANT
Louis Keen ............ ...... .. 52
27514
1375.5 2116.4 105.7
V. S. Keikkala .............
10
5076
507:6
227.7
22.8
“BUDGET" GIVES ANSWER.
9000000001101000000000000000009070007
Floyd Laird ................. .. 47
24905
1258.9 2133.8 108.4
V. V. Lewis ................. .. 54
27733
1397.5 2284.5 104.5
"If you plan to serve home canned
Carson Linder ............ .. 40
26484
1202.8
264.8 120.1
fruit three times a week next win
Wm. Lutrell ................. .. 61
44542
1909.4 2949.4 126.7
ter and spring, and your household
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UMATILLA IRRIGATION PROJECTS
Chas. Lynch ................. .. 164 139604
4795.2 3403.0 116.8
consists of four persons, you will |
Enos Martin ...............
12
9460
447.9 2365 0 112 0
need to fill about 120 quart jars
WE HEARTILY ENDORSE THE
H. G. Moore
......
52
27253
1351.1 2096.2 103.9
with fruit this summer," says Lucy
Edna Mulkins ............
19
17153
757.4 3606 9 158 6
A. Case, extension specialist in foods
L. W. Owens ............... .. 18
42185
1909.4 2949.4 126.7
and nutrition at O.S.C., who is the
Harvey Payne ............ .. 75
28549
1528.9 1531.8
82.0
author of a new leaflet entitled
MADE IN PENDLETON
A. W. Purdy ............ .. .. 48
17672
932.5 1472.6
77.7
"Canned and Stored Food Budget.”
Harry Quick .............. .. 100
60804
2831 0 2432 1 113 1
This folder also shows that such
J. H. Reid ..... ............. .. 53
27212
1446.6 2042.8 108.1
a family of four could be expected
Fully Guaranteed by Umatilla County Taxpayers.
Wm. Schable
141
67834
3022.5 2907.9 129 6
to use 90 quarts of tomatoes and to
Paul Seeliger *............ .. 38
24012
1134.4 2530.5 129.5
mato juice and 65 pints of peas or
Frank Seeliger ___ ... .. 56
34431
1460.1 2459.4 104.3
the same amount dried. About 300
F. L. Snvder ..............
24
13645
590.6 1705 7
73 9
pints of beans, corn. peas, spinach
local DEALER
H. Sommerer ..............
12
8070
420.6 2690 0 138 9
and other greens and soup mixtures
R. H. Stockard ______ _ 49
26751
962.7 2190.1
78.8
will provide the family of four with
A. W. Turnblad ..........
32
16676
674.5 2084.6
84.3
vegetables five times a week next
E. Welchli _________ _ 33
16197
Buy This Battery and Keep Your Money at Home.
702.2 1472.4
63.8
winter and spring.
F. L. Wooster _____ _ ... 20
11762
546 « 2352.4 109.2
Besides being a canning guide,
Crackers
Calumet
Graham
or Plain
2 lb. box 25c
Baking
Powder
Bulk Soap
Powder
3 ibs. 23c
********
Quarterly Cow Testing Report
98c
Children’s LSOHPA SHOES
MEN’S WORK SHOES JUST IN
$1.98
$1.79
$2.19
$2.98 :
MEN’S OXFORDS JUST IN
MEN’S WORK OXFORDS $1.98
MEN’S WORK PANTS
98c
$1.49
$1’29
2
Men’s Dress Pants
$1.98
2
EXRGXTN"PKICES: Chas. G. Burke
Pendleton Battery
See JIM PEARSON
Hermiston, Ore.
19c Lb
Guaranteed
Laundry
Soap
10 bars 32c
3 bars Toilet
Soap FREE!
Beans or
Bread
Good Broom
2 cans 29c
28c each
Pay’n rackit Ess
FARMERS CASH STORE
Business and Professional Cards
HERMISTON
W. J. WARNER
Hermiston Beauty Shoppe
Attorney-at-Law
Hermiston - Oregon
Duart Permanent Wave.
Late Appointments by Phone.
Phone 141
W. L. Morgan, D. M. D
General Dentistry
X-Ray and Diagnosis
Phone
Bank Bldg.
Residence Phone 26-J
Sunday and Evenings by
Appointment
DR. A. E. MARBLE
CHIROPRACTOR
Office: Two doors west post office
Office Hours: 8 to 12 - 1:30 to 6
Phone 481-------- Hermiston, Ore.
A. W. Christopherson, M. D.
Appointments:
National Hospital Ass'n.
Union Pacific R. R.
U. 8. Veteran’s Exam.
C. M. T. C.
Life Insurance Exam.
City Health Officer
Bank Bldg.
General Practice
Hermiston Post No. 37
Meets first and third
Thursday. Legion Auxil
iary meets second and
fourth Thursday.
i Legion Hall.
u. s.
PENDLETON
ERNEST GHORMLEY
» Manicuring, Marcelling Hot Oil
' Shampoo, Fingerwaving, Facials
MEN'S CLOTHING and
LADIES HOSE
Realistic Beauty Shop
301 E. Court St.
Phone 326
Pendleton, Oregon
Office Phone 523
Finger Wave - 50c and 26c
We Specialize in Permanent
Waving
606 Main St.
Pendleton. Ore.
Res. Phone 461
DR. F. L. INGRAM
Dependable Dentistry
Bond Bldg.
W. G. FISHER
Pendleton, Ore.
DR. H. A. NEWTON
'NEW AND USED FURNITURE
BOUGHT AND SOLD
I
Dentist
X-Ray Work
Phone 12 :
’ Bowman Hotel Blk.
Phone 198
507 Main
Pendleton, Ore.
Pendleton, Oregon
W. J. CLARKE
TO SELL OR TRADE YOUR
PROPERTY SEE
Majestic
Ranges, Red Jacket
Pumps Iron Pipe, Nails, Fencing
Phone 21
211-213 E. Court St.
Pendleton, Oregon
J. W. CLARKE at
G. F. HODGES AGENCY
721 Main St.
HARDWARE
Pendleton, Ore.
WE
BRADLEY & SON
Shoe Rebuilder*
We rebuild shoes with machinery
your shoes were made on. The
only factory machines In Umatilla
County. Mail your shoes to us.
We pay the return postage Bet
ter shoe repai i* ng for less mon
ey. Give us a trial.
Bradlev & Son
643 Main St.
Pendleton. Ore.
Specialize in Good Furni
ture at Lowest Possible
Prices
Free Delivery
to your door
PENDLETON OREGON