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THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1985. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION A MESSAGE TO EVERY ¿MEMBER COUNTY WHEAT REFERENDUM MEETINGS ARE BEING HELD, FLOUR-and-SUGAR CO-OPERATORS NOTICE TO MEMBERS. Used Cars 1935 FORD SEDAN—Reduced 1933—CHEVROLET SEDAN 1933—PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1931—CHEVROLET COACH 1930—GRAHAM COACH .... 1929—FORD TUDOR —..... 1929—FORD ROADSTER ... 1927—NASH COUPE ........... 1932— WHITE TRUCK ....... 3—1929 FORD TRUCKS Price 3485 550 350 200 180 135 By OSCAR COOLEY During the World War, the Rus ▲ revision of the membership Arrangements for holding the na 100 list has been completed this week sian consumers' co-operative move tional wheat program referendum in 450 ment grew like a mushroom. Its in order to start the new sub Umatilla county have been made by 1,400,000 members in 1914 grew to scription, year for the Hermiston the allotment committee, which is 17.000,000 by 1917. Many joined Herald, and any person who Is seeking to get an expression of opin- because food was scarce, and the not in good standing in some farm ion from every present contract private merchants charged outland organization will not receive the signer between now and May 25, ish prices. Sugar was 16 times as paper this week. As soon as the says County Agent Walter A. Holt, high in the profit stores as in the delinquency has been adjusted A series of community meetings co-ops. In Siberia a scythe 1 bought the name will again be placed have been arranged to serve the dou of a private dealer coet 875; 1 bought upon the subscription list. ble purpose of explaining the wheat PHONE 571 of the co-op it cost 33.50. These If the name of a subscriber who situation and to make the vote. The new members knew little, if any- schedule for this county follows: la eligible to receive the paper HERMISTON, OREGON thing about co-operation ; they Tuesday, May 7—Athena 1:30, and has been left off the list, the er joined solely to get their flour and Adams 7:30 P. M ; Wednesday, May ror will be cheerfully corrected. sugar and necessities at cheap- 8—Milton 1:30, and Weston 7:30 P. Your organization should be noti er prices, other have been called by fied immediately of any necessary one writer, They M.; Thursday, May 9—Helix 1:30, “flour-and-sugar co-op- change and the adjustment will and Echo 7:30 P. M.; Friday, May erators.” 10—Pendleton 1:30 P. M. (This in be made. Now it was right for them to ex cludes .North and South Pendleton, pect to get their flour and sugar South Reservation, and Holdman cheaper through the co-op. in the districts); Friday, May 10, Pilot long run, but a member of a co-op WANT TO BUY—POULTRY, CAT- Rock, 7:30 P. M. CANNING SCHEDULE erative, either consumer or produ tie, veal. etc. Chas. Clark, on the Not only will former contract cer, can make no greater mistake C. A. Paul place, Hermiston. 36-ltp signers be allowed to vote in this Mav 13 to 18. than to approach his (or her) or nation-wide poll, but any other ganization with the flour-and-sugar 1928 — CHEVROLET COACH FOR wheat grower who can show that he attitude. To such a person, the co ASPARAGUS — Monday,’ Wednes Sale. Inquire Herald office. 36-2tc Is eligible to sign a new contract op is no different than any other may cast a ballot. Many Oregon day and Friday from 9:00 a. m. to business, except that its prices are STENOGRAPHIC WORK DONE— counties, including Umatilla, will 3:00 p. m., and Saturday morning lower—maybe. He figures the co- Arlyne Clark, Hermiston. Inquire follow a plan for taking the vote only. No. 2% can. 36-2tp op is a thing he can get something Herald. worked out by extension officials Tuesday and Thursday A. M., only out of. When he talks about it he with representatives of the AAA PASTURE FOR CATTLE, UP TO 18 says "They charge this,” or “Their who held a conference on the refer- No. 2 can. , months of age, 75c; above that goods are of that kind. ” He never Please have your asparagus wash ndum in Walla Walla recently. “We.” He has no idea that he 31; Only government tested cattle The original plan called for all ed and ready for blanching before says himself, is a part of the co-op, that taken. Dr. A. E. Marble, Hermis the vote to be taken on May 25 bringing it in to the cannery. he together, with his neighbors are at actual polling places arranged by ton. 36-tfc Many of the growers have notified the co-op. the county wheat control associa- To help members to get this sense tions. Arrangements have been us that they will quit cutting early of identity with their co-operative, WE BUY OR SELL NEW AND SEC- ade In Oregon, however, so that I this year, so if you don't want to i society in New York City that ond hand furniture. Hermiston any who attend the community be disappointed, get your canning ' a runs cafeterias puts signs over the New & Second Hand Store. 36-tf. petines. which are to be held prior doors reading "Our Cafeteria” or to May 15, may cast their ballots done early. There will be canning in the "Our Foodshop” and all its printed PAPER PUNCH FOUND. CALL AT there. As a complete list of con- material is in terms of "we, our and Herald office. 36-tfc tract sinners is available, those who morning only for Saturday. us.” A common co-op slogan is "Let have not voted by that time will us patronize our own store! ” FOR SALE—EVERBEARING RASP- have ballots mailed to them, which CO-OP GLEANINGS What happens if a member lacks berry plants; sweet.potato plants; must be returned by May 25 in or- this sense of "we-ness? ” Just this: By E. H. Dunning. der to be counted. Landlords re- Several fresh cows. A. C. Swarner. He patronizes the co-op to the ex May America, as someone has siding out of the state are being 36-2tp that he knows it will pay him mailed ballots immediately. said, “chart a middle course between tent to do so. and there he stops. When The wheat section wants an in the all-is-well of the conservatives asked why he does not give the co BOARD AND ROOM. MRS. A. CAR- formed vote. a fair and secret ballot and the all-is-hell of the extreme op all his trade, he says, "I get bet ter. Opposite depot. 35-ltp free from coercion, and adequate in radicals." ter service elsewhere.” But do you numbers. Dr. Edward Bell of Wash- WHITE PEKIN DUCK EGGS FOR know, Mr. Flour-and-S ngar Co-op ‘neton. D. C., Informed state offi- James R. Moore, Editor of the erator, how much better service the Sale—*$1.50 for setting of 15. At ials while he was in the west. In Ohio Farm Bureau News, coins a the house. Joe Reeves. 32-8tp -inw of the questions raised concern- new cooperative phrase, "In the past co-op might render if you and all ‘no AAA programs, such a vote is agriculture has not learned the se the other flour-and-sugar co-opera BABY CHICKS—TWO HATCHES — ented to have a far-reaching cf- cret of ‘group individualism’, a term tors would give it all your trade? each week. Large or small orders. • -non the future of agricultura’ synonymous here with cooperation.” Volume means efficiency. Mutual Started chicks. Come, see what you effort means power. o eration between growers and buy. "Vigorbilt” Hatchery, Hermis- Pull Together. — ernment. ton. Ore. 31-tfc H. • G. Keeney, president of the — hent control associations arc Farmers A co-operative is like the crew of Union of Nebraska, writes operating in 1758 countion relative to their new building into a racing boat. Pulling together, * ni inn chrk on 75 ner cent they have just moved, "It re each putting forth his utmost of the nation's production. The sin” which to us a milestone In our strength, the crew is a power. But to cuestión is being asked. "Do you presents Our members through their what if one oarsman quits, and pulls avor continuing a wheat production progress. activities will own it entirely—no a stroke only now and then, then dirstment program to follow th debt from the government or banks another does the same, and another? ront one which expires with the *o be taken care of.” One of the rea The boat slows down. rear ” • But no, in boat racing it is under- sons for the success of the coopera- NOTICE OF HEARING UPON tives in Nebraska is that they have stood that those who join the crew FINAL REPORT. TW ENGTAND COOPERATOR stood for the principle of financing join to row and row with all their might, to the end of the race. Co themselves. TO ADVISE ORGANIZATION. operative members who do not have Cowden, secretary- a similar understanding at the time IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE Howard The Tennessee Valley Authority treasurer STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA- of National Cooperatives, they join the co-operative are just has definitely undertaken the orga- Inc., reported at its annual meeting not well posted on what co-operation TILLA COUNTY. nivation of consumers’ cooperatives Old co-operators should see that in the area of the New Deal's great- the following statistics covering re- is. new ones are thoroughly informed ost experiment under the direction ults of the seven regional wholesale In the matter of the Estate of this respect. For this it not a of Tennessee Valley Associated Co- ooperative members: "Volumes for ! in minor point; it is the very crux of 1934 increased from 30 to 70% over John W. McDermed, Deceased. operatives. Waldemar Niemelä, for- How much more rap- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that "or manager of the United Coopera- 1933. their total 1934 volume being | I co-operation. with aggregate net sav idly the movement would have the undersigned administrator of the l"e Society of Quincy, Massachu- 319,200,000, "moved" in all countries If every otts has been engaged as special ings 3349.620, and aggregate net co-operator had patronized his co- estate of John W. McDermed, de ooperative advisor and will have worth 31,200,000.” These statistics op to the fullest possible, and ceased, has filed his final report supervision of the organization of cover wholesale volumes, savings his co-op in turn extent had been similarly with the Clerk of the above entitled nsumers’ cooperatives in the ter- and net worth alone, and do not in • , ndor the jurizdiesion of the clude the far greater volumes, sav loyal to Its wholesale federation. Court, and that the Judge of said Such loyalty is often put upon a iemela has had a long ings and net worth of the coopera Court has designated Saturday, the basis of sentiment. Let us not do tive retail associations affiliated al able service to the co- so. Its true basis is not sentiment 18th day of May, 1935 at 2 o’clock ovement in New England with the wholesales. but long-range economic interest. If In the afternoon as the time, and York, and as a director of Extracts from a letter from a it pays to co-operate 50%. it pays th* rooms of the above entitled Co-operative League. He was - ton years manager of the United teacher in a public school: “I am to co-onerate 100%. In fact the Court in the County Court House in 01 stive Society c.f Maynard, and collecting as much of cooperative secend 50% pays more, for, in gen Pendleton, Umatilla Countv. Oregon. rved for two years as manager of material as possible for use in my eral. operating expenses do not in crease proportionately with volume. 28 the place when and w here hear he Cooperative Trading Association economics classes to do all I can to Thus when a co-operator spends ing is to be had thereon. All per acquaint the students with the co- Brooklyn, N. Y. operative movement and the philoso more in his co-op store, he not only sons interested are hereby notified phy underlying it. To my mind there Increases his savings return but he to then and there appear and show CUM GRANO SALIS. is no question but what it offers a tends to increase the rate of savings cause, if any they have, why said re definite challenge to American return. ( Written by Arthur Englert, South youth and a practical alternative to port should not be approved, the ad- The Cut-Price Danger. Dakota, nephew of C. L. Englert of our growing corporate economic au- In another way flour-and-sugar mänistrator discharged, his bonds- Hermiston.) tocracy.” co-operators are a menace. They de men exhonorated and the estate mand cut prices. Let us assume the closed. Cheer up, grandma! Don’t you cry! A. W, Ricker, editor of the Far co-operative gives them cut prices You’ll wear diamonds by and by. Dated this 18th day of April, When the Townsend plan goes thru, mers Union Herald, announces in an to hold their trade. That is. instead 1935. editorial. "Consumers ’ Cooperation of following the sound Rochdale prin- How we al] shall envy you. is the sound way to economic justice ciole of selling at market price and A. W. PRANN, Administrator. Uncle Sam has money mills democratic liberty. As a mat later refunding the net as savings (April 18—May 16) Made to grind out brand new bills. and ter of fact, there is no other road to return, they sell the goods at cost He will champion your cause. individual liberty and economic jus plus enough to cover expense of op With his old age pension laws. tice. It will be the policy of this eration. This is called the "cost- You will find your poor relations In the future to use much of plus” method. It was followed by O.S.C. Scientist, to Aid Research Sticking like the League of Nations. paper Its space to teaching cooperation as early co-operative societies in Amer No more worry over bills, CORVALLIS—What actually goes It Is known and used by many mil ica. all of which failed. Nowadavs Butcher’s duns or doctor’s pills. on inside a leaf when a plant makes lions of Rochdale cooperators. ” He it Is used frequently by farmers ’ co No more panic over rent; proves his intentions by a series of operatives, usually to their sorrow. the food that keeps the world alive Leave that to the government. outstanding editorials on Consumers’ Why? Because this is a competitive will be studied by Dr. T. E. Weier, You can soar away full-fledged. Cooperation in the March issue, from world. When the co-op drops its instructor in botany at O.S.C. Dr. With the over-privileged. which we quote this significant com- price, Mr. Private Dealer also drops Weier has be n asked to collaborate Dine on squab and caviar. parison: "Political salvation is illu- his price. Then where is the saving with biological chemists of the Car- Sport a stream-lined motor car. rory and disappointing and seldom at the co-op? There is none. negie foundation In the Stanford la- When the blizzard "blix” a bit. effective. Cooperative salvation is Straight-way the flour-and-sugar co- Foratories who are engaged in a Off to Palm Beach gaily flit. study of the process of practical, inspiring and lasting.” operators flock across me the street to io long-time -5 ..... e" Lead a life on pleasure bent. experienced the Mr Private Dealer's, and unless ! photosynthesis, . An -nn — =—*—-— cy- -, But you must spend every cent! the co-on is able to cut again, the jig I tologist. Dr. Weier will attempt to Whoopee! Grandma! Keep alive! is up. Thus the flour-and-sugar pc-. view and record the minute changes Preservation of Tree* Discussed. Life begin* at sixty-five!—Ex. licy Is a vicious circle. in cell structure involved in the The question of preserving the This does not mean that the ro-op process. life of the trees along the diagonal ENGINEERS TAKE COMMAND should not undersell private dealers road was discussed at the last Farm to some extent when possible. OF O.S.C. STUDENT AFFAIRS. It Bureau Auxiliary meeting held in does mean that to make cut prices Pendleton Directory the club house Friday. May 3. for CORVALLIS—Through a strange the end and aim of the co-op and _ coincidence, engineering students which Mr*. Barham. Mrs. Wm. Mike- the chief ambition of the co-opera- have practically taken control of the sell and Mr*. A. Linder served on the tors is a dangerous thing. HUDSON - TERRAPLANE Oregon State college student govern- committee. The matter was referred Another reason for charging mar- SALES and SERVICE ment for the coming year. A check- to a committee to be presented to ket prices and accumulating a sur "We never close.” up after the elections showed that the water board. It was pointed out plus is to provide ample funds for five of the nine major student body at the meeting that the Columbia reserves, and also for educational offices were taken by engineer* and park is In fine shape and Is ready work, both of which are essential In PETERSON BROTHERS two of the three class presidencies. for the use of picnickers. The next every co-operative. 119 West Court 8t. Phone 177 Two of the remaining four major of meeting will be held May 24th with It seems as If the Rochdale Pio ficer* »re filled by women. Mr*. Ryland. Mrs. A. E. Mirble and neers were possessed of almost un- J Jack Graham of Portland is the Mrs. O. Buell serving on the com canny wisdom when they adapted third engineer elected student body mittee. the now famous principle of "market president in tbe past 15 years. Next price and patronage dividend." But year his administration will include whether it was wisdom or chanca, engineers as two vice-presidents. Carotin, formed In plants, fa the the soundness of this principle has Memorial Union president, yell lea- parent substance of Vitamin A. and been demonstrated dozens, yes. hun- dreds of times In co-operative his- : — 222 E. ALTA presidents. The school of engineer- la converted lato the vitamin in the tory. co-operators - ROHRMAN Motor Co. WANT ADS Legal Notices Wheeler Studio lag is now the largest in the college. liver of the animal eating the plant. a PAGE THRWP 1 WHO is WHO IN PENDLETON HYATT and BRAWN --Quality Men’s Wear— FLORSHEIM SHOES A Classified Directory of Reliable Business and Pro- fessional People This News paper Recommend* to You— Auto Clearing House Glass Replaced Auto Parts "We Keep Upkeep Down” 718 Main Street 626 Cottonwood St. - Phone 38 DR. DALE ROTHWELL CORRECT GLASSES At Reasonable Price* Optometrist & Optician Over Woolworth* Phone 535J DR. H. A. 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BAUMEISTER Repair and Upholstering Mattress Renovating Work Done at Portland Prices Estimates Given Free 316 West Webb • - Phone 816J SERVICE SERVICE CLEANERS THE H& H SHOP A-l Furniture Hospital SALES — Phone 424 — MAMIE SAMPSON Buster Brown Shoe Store Hemstitching - Baby Articles Children’s Wearing Apparel 740 Main St. Phone 601 A Good Place to Buy Used Cars and Trucks. Warm Air Heating & Ventilating Sheet Metal Works All Classes of Sheet Metal Work 129 West Alta Phone 705 PIANOS RADIOS MAY-TAG WASHER KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR Pendleton Oregon MINNIE M. HENDERSON, Prop. BEST SERVICE AND BODY DEPT. IN EASTERN OREGON DENNIS MOTOR CO. PEEBLER Bldg. LIFE IS STILL WORTH LIVING! —It is still possible to put on a fresh suit of clothes—tailored for you by BREIER 1935 ------------- 725 Main Street Pendleton Palmer-Chiropractor Neurocalometer Service Cuboid Arch Supports 104 First Nat'l. Bk. Bldg. 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"OLD MASTER BEER” Established 1882 • Pendleton Murphey Paint Co. Inc. 121 E. Court St. Phone 318 Wall Paper - Paints - Oil* Varnishes - Picture Frames - Contracts and Job Work • Pendleton Iron Works SUNLITE BAKERY, Inc. Telephone 80 P. O. Box 81 Pendleton. Oregon General Repair & Foundry Work Electric and Acetylene Welding Hydrogen Irrigation Pumps East Alta Street "Home Ow ned and Operated." BUTTERNUT BREAD SOCIETY CAKES 3 20 East Court Phone 132 Dooley’s 5c to $1.00 Store TROY "Water" LAUNDRY 813 Main Street Noveltie* - Notion* Dry Goods - Hardware and DRY CLEANERS WE CALL— MON. — WED. — FRI. HERB GREEN, Jeweler BLUE MOUNTAIN PRODUCE CO. INC. Pendleton Baking Co. BREADS AND PASTRIES EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING 707 Main Street 618 Garden Street Phone 243 Cash Buyers of Poultry, Eggs, Cream. Veal, and Hog*. Hawkinson Tread Service 605 East Court St. Phono 170 Cyril J. Kruger, Manager NEW MILES FOR OLD! Why retire your tires while they are still young7 Pendleton’s Wine Store HIGH GRADE WINES Next Door to Hotel Pendleton SOL BAUM, Prop. Phone 589
