The Hermiston herald., June 20, 1935, Page 3, Image 3

THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
THURSDAY. JUNE 20, 1935
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
A
MESSAGE
TO
EVERY MEMBER.
PAGE THREE
question workers are beginning to Polk county last year that several
ask.
additional trials have been estab­
lished in the county this year, says
County Agent J. R. Beck. The treat­
Good Vetch Crop Expected.
ment
consists of making parallel
OREGON CITY—Clackamas coun­
ty farmers have an excellent pros­ slits through the diseased area and
pect for a good harvest of hairy painting with a solution made up
vetch seed this year, says J. J. Ins­ ot copper carbonate, nitric acid and
keep, county agent. Most of the alechol. ----------- s »
vetch is on upland soils that had
been grained until they would no
longer produce successful crops.
SADDLE HORSES OR WORK
horses for sale. See Marian Hen-
derson, Hermiston. Phone 561. 40-tfe
LOST— BLUE WOOL BATHROBE
in laundry bag. Return to Herald
office.
42-1te
PLATFORM SCALES; 2 DAVEN-
ports, good condition. Hermiston
New & Second Hand Store.
4 2-tto
WANT ADS
APRICOTS— BIG CROP, RIPENING
July 1 to 20. Orders for reserva-
tlons
acceptable. Ten pounds peach-
CONDITIONS.
ALBANY
—
J.
G.
Medler
of
Leba
­
es
free with 100 pound apricot order.
JUNE 24 TO 30.
non has solved the problem of how
Bring boxes. Edmonds Orchard, 3
The late Spring, with cool weath­
to completely cover the uppermost FOR SALE — WHEEL TRAILER; miles West of Umatilla.
From 8:00 A. M. to 3:30 P. M.
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er and heavy rainfall in a large part
branches of his walnut trees with
licensed two ton; fair tires. J. S.
1:00 to 3:30 P. M.
8:00 to 11:00 A. M.
of the country, is in direct contrast
spray for control of walnut blight White, Irrigon.
43-ltp REAL ESTATE—FIVE TO 40 ACRE
No. 2 % can Peas
MONDAY—No. 2 1 can Asparagus
to the conditions which existed a
by building a tower 20 feet high, re­
tracts; poultry and dairy diversi­
No. 2 can Peas
TUESDAY—No. 2 can Asparagus
year ago. Milk production has in­
ports F. C. Mullen, county agent. WA NTED—USED POULTRY FENC- fied;
houses, lots and acre tracts,
No. 2 1 can Peas
WEDNESDAY—No. 21 can Beans
creased sharply since the new pas­
ing, width three to six feet. J. S. sale and
The
tower'
is
drawn
directly
behind
trade. Notary public, legal
No Canning.
THURSDAY—No. 2 1 can Beets
ture season opened, and, according
13-1tp blanks, general
the spray pump, and from the top White, Irrigon, Ore.
office business. Her-
No. 2 can Peas
FRIDAY—No. 2 can Beans
to the U. S. Crop Report for June 1,
of It a man is able to spray the top
41-tÄ
I No Canning
SATURDAY—No. 2* can Peas
production per cow this summer is
branches of the trees, which are dif­ FOR SALE — RE BUILT BIG SIX aid office, E. P. Dodd.
Mower; McCormack - Deering
expected to approach the usual sum­
ficult
to
reach
from
the
ground.
Products not listed may be canned by making speciaal arrangements.
Cream separator; Heavy team horses. BABY CHICKS—TWO HATCHES
mer level, and by early tall may be
each week. Large or small order
Inquire Herald office.
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higher than in any of the last five
New Gummosis Treatment Tried.
started chicks. Come, see what you
years. Estimated total milk produc­
DALLAS—A new treatment for
FOUR CREDIT UNIONS A DAY.
Oleomargerine Statistics.
30
HEAD
FEEDER
PIGS
FOR
SALE.
buy.
"Vigorbilt" Hatchery, Hermim
tion on June 1 was about four per
killing out bacterial gummosis in
Theo. Martin, Sunrise Ranch. ton, Ore.
31-tÄ
cent above June 1 of last year. Pas­ ' In the statistical summary of data
NEW YORK—Ninety-four credit young cherry trees worked so well
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tures which improved markedly in on manufactured dairy products unions were organized in the United in the Frank Farmer orchard in 'Stanfield.
May have probably continued to im­ sent out by the National Coopera­ States in the first 20 days of March,
prove since then, because the pres­ tive Milk Producers' Federation, the according to a report from Roy F.
ent moisture supply is favorable in report shows that the production Bergengren, Director of the Credit
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most dairy sections. Pasture conli- and export of oleomargerine in April Union National Association. More
tlons are still poor throughout most 1935 was: Production, 37,137,726; than four new credit unions a day
Exports, is a steady increase in the speed of
of the Great Plains area. A month April 1934, 18,198,731:
from now, the season's milk produc­ for the same month, 1935, 8,520; an organization which has been re­
tion trend will be more closely ap­ 1934, 42,088 pounds. From Janu­ sponsible for the formation of 3,100
parent than now, and in the mean­ ary to April inclusive there were co-operative credit associations in
time, butter and cheese markets are 145',609,720 lbs. produced in 1935, the country. Three-fourths of this
nervous and may remain so until against 80,523,607 lbs. in 1934; number have come into existence
prices settle at a‘level which is gen with 57,463 lbs. exported in 1935, since the onslaught of the depression
erally considered to warrant confi­ against 146,315 lbs. in 1934.
with only one liquidation during the
dence in trading.
last five years.
Stanfield Grange Dance.
Credit unions are local organiza­
Summer Butter Prices Uncertain.
of individuals to provide short
Dance given by the Stanfield tions
The uncertainty of production is Grange
term
credit for themselves on a co-
Saturday
night,
June
22.
always a factor in keeping dairy
operative basis which otherwise
Merry Makers.
markets more or less unsettled prior Music by Mel’s —
would be obtainable only from loan
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to the beginning of the storing sea­
sharks at rates approximately 42%.
son. Uncertainty of consumption is OREGON CREAM QUALITY
In the north central states several
another influence this year. No def­
co-op stores have found credit unions
CREAM
AND
BUTTER
CAMPAIGN.
inite figures on current production
a great help in abolishing credit tra­
of any manufactured dairy products
ding. ______ ____ _______
You
will
all
recall
the
fine
re­
are available, and although it la
known that a seasonal Increase is sults from last year’s Improvement NATIONAL PRODUCTION
occurring, it is probable that the Campaign. The efforts so far this
BATTERY
AUTO
Quick U. S.
relation to last year is still a de­ year have been largely confined to SURVEY COMPLETED.
SERVICE
individuals
and
individual
creamer
­
crease in the case of butter and
POLISH
Watering and
cheese. In spite of this there has ies. Other states are stepping ahead
By BEN RISKIN
Removes dirt
terminal clean*
been a very heavy movement of but­ of Oregon and we are sure no-one in
and fasesike
ing, checking.
If the American people want to
ter into storage, which in itself the industry likes to admit this.
Special plans have been worked run their productive plant full
would indicate that consumption is
22c
FREE
65c
also below a year ago. This was the out for an effective “hot weather” speed, every person in this country
case in April, the last month for campaign, to be started right away must be enabled to consume as much
which figures are available. So long and continued for three or four as he wants of mass product goods.
Guaranteed
Limited only by physical condi­
as there is evidence of butter not months with special inspectors sent
moving normally into consumption, out by the State Department of Ag- tions, our productive machine can
BATTERIES
there is a certain uneasiness regard­ riculutre. We cannot even touch produce for every family a living
Foil size and
ing prices, and at this particular the high-lights of this campaign in standard equivalent to 84,370—a
strength ; r
a
letter.
It
has,
therefore,
been
de
­
scale
which
permits
decent
living
season when storing operations are
beginning to take place, the general cided to arrange for special meet­ conditions, particularly when we
$6.70
sentiment is to store only at prices ings, similar to those last year, with consider the security and supplemen­
which give some promise of show­ the following in attendance at the tary benefits accompanying such a
ing a profit when the goods are re­ various points, in addition to the condition.
U. S. Ventad
moved from storage later in the local talent:
TUBES
F. F. Moser, chairman, Corvallis, Must be Able to Buy All We Produce
year. A third factor enters into the
Prevent trapped
situation this year, and that is the Oregon.
air blowouts -
But to maintain this full capacity
possibility of the government buying
save your tires !
Roger Morse, Corvallis, Oregon.
production and this standard of liv­
As low as
butter or other dairy products for
Avoid road trouble, fretful delays,
Dr. A. Wilster, Corvallis, Oregon. ing, it is necessary that every fami­
danger to life and limb! Replace worn
relief distribution. An unofficial re­
Ada Mayne, manager, Oregon Dai­ ly consume 84,370 worth of goods
$1.18
tires TODAY with new, long-wearing,
port was circulating in wholesale ry Council, Portland, Oregon.
anti-skid U. S. ROYALS.
and services. In other words, we
markets last week to the effect that
H. Birkinshaw, Oregon Butter must be able to buy all that we can
TOUGHER
some government purchases might Committee, Portland, Oregon.
Rich Lustre
produce in order to be able to main­
These quality tires, made of U. S.
be made during the producing sea­
H. Raven, Portland, Oregon.
TEMPERED
RUBBER, are the
tain the high living standard.
TOP DRESSING
son, and this had a temporary
toughest tires from bead to tread that
J. D. Mickle, Department of Agri­
This
is
the
startling
concept
in
­
money
can
buy.
strengthening influence. Later, how­ culture, Salem, Oregon.
Dries to glossy
troduced by the National Survey of
and" U. S. ROYALS
black; full ′
ever. sentiment weakened and prices
This year’s programs will be even Potential
SAFER
Product
Capacity.
pint. Special
receded slightly. It Is probably im­ more interesting that those of last
The U. 8. scientific COGWHEEL 4.7 5x19 $8.02 5.0 0x19 $8.57
TREAD makes U. S. ROYALS prac­
No one. no matter how much mo­
possible foor any official statement year.
35c
tically skid-proof!
5.25x18 - $9A5
to be made on this matter at the
The Committee urges you to im­ ney he has, can eat' more than a cer­
SAVE MONEY
present time, but definite informa­ mediately arrange for a meeting of tain amount ot food, use more than
U. S. TIRU (Guard Type)
You will save money on the extra
tion as to what might be expected all creameries in your district for a comparatively limited number of
High Grade
mile», the »ater traveling, the trouble­
would be welcomed by the dairy the purpose of getting complete at­ homes, clothes and so on. All this is
free performance of U. S. ROYALS.
4.50 X 20
MOTOR OIL
adequately covered in the 84,370 es­
trade.
tendance from—
$5,93
timated
by
the
survey.
As
far
as
100%
pure
1. Creamery organizations.
scarce articles, such as valuable
Pennsylvania;
2. Cream route men, station
4-H SUMMER SCHOOL DRAWS
paintings, are concerned, with the
5 gallon drum.
United States Rubber Compan
agents, buyers and solicitors.
of a general higher
BIGGEST CROWD IN HISTORY.
3. County agents, newspaper rep­ achievement
$3.65
of living and its accompa­
resentatives, representatives from standard
nying leisure, such , scarce things
chamber
of
commerce
and
civic
bod
­
Two weeks of instruction and rec­
will be undoubtedly produced in
officials and leaders.
reation are drawing to a close for ies, 4. Grange
more abundance than ever before
A
much
larger
gathering
is
de
­
the 1100 4-H boys and girls and sired this year from producers and those who want them will have
their leaders attending the twenty- throughout the various districts. the chance to get them.
first annual 4-H club summer school
on the Oregon State college campus Programs will be well worth their
Underconsumption Causes
at Corvallis. With delegations rep­ while.
The
itinerary
is
as
follows:
Breakdown.
resenting every county in Oregon
Wednesday afternoon and even­
with the exception of Jefferson, this
But
just
as
soon as people do not
is the largest club summer school ing, June 19, at the Redland Hotel, consume this $4,370 worth of goods
ever held in Oregon, and shows an Grants Pass, Ore.
Thursday evening, June 20, at and services which must be con­
increase of approximately 40 per
sumed in order to keep the produc­
cent over last year. The school be­ 7:30 in the Coquille Hotel, Coquille, tive machine working efficiently, a
gan June 10 and will close June 22. Ore.
A Classified Directory of
Monday noon luncheon, June 24, breakdown will occur. Either the
These boys and girls are really
farmer will be caught with surplus
Dalles Hotel, The Dalles, Ore.
the “cream of the crop.” more than The
Reliable Business and Pro*
Tuesday evening at 7:30, June 25, wheat '.hat he can’t sell because not
600 ot them attending on scholar­
enough bread Is being eaten, so that
ships won at various fairs and oth­ at the Baker Hotel, Baker, Ore.
in turn can’t buy, and thus a vi­
fessional People This News­
Wednesday evening, 7:30, June he
er events, many more sent as dele­
cious circle is begun; or the auto­
gates. from their clubs in recogni­ 26, Redmond Hotel, Redmond. Ore. mobile industry will be caught with
Thursday evening, 7:30, June 27, surplus autos, so that the industry
paper Recommends to You-
tion of outstanding work, and still
others paying their own way with Osburne Hotel, Eugene, Ore.
stops
using
steel
and
coal,
choking
Monday evening, 7:30, July 1, the mines, throwing men out of
money earned in their club projects.
The Portland delegation is the Chamber of Commerce, Salem, Ore. work and starting another vicious
Tuesday evening. 7:30, July 2, circle.
LOCALLY OWNED
largest this year with about 140
HYATT and BRAWN
BEST SERVICE AND BODY
NATIONALLY KNOWN
boys and girls, followed by Benton Merchant’s Exchange, Portland, Ore.
That is why our economic system i
You will note the evening meet­ —the profit system—has become a
with 122 and Lane with 90. Many
—Quality Men’s Wear—
"Shoes
for
the
Entire
Family
”
DEPT.
IN EASTERN OREGON
of the clubbers have attended one ings are after dinner meetings. The tragic failure, the survey points out.
FLORSHEIM SHOES
or more previous sessions and are crowd no doubt will be so heavy in­
Buster Brown Shoe Store
A Good Place to Buy
well acquainted with the campus cluding producers that it will not
Poverty Prevails in U. S.
718 Main Street
725 Main Street
Pendleton
and each other when they arrive, be convenient to feed them. The
Used Cars and Trucks.
Poverty prevails in the United
but even the first-timers are pretty committee strongly recommend that
much at home after the first day or you announce and serve light re­ States, it always has and it will—
freshments during the course of the though it does not need to—as long
so.
as the American people do not get
OREGON CAFE
Mornings as usual are devoted to evening in order to keep the crowd enough
money to be able to buy all
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
a varied and comprehensive program good natured and be sure of getting our productive
machine can pro­
Steaks - Chop Suey - Noodles
of class and laboratory work, taught a complete representative atten­ duce
Bring your friends here and show
by regular members of the college dance. Those making the trip are
DENNIS MOTOR CO.
Pendleton, Oregon.
them what you consider the
faculty. A general assembly with going to a great deal of trouble and Under a system of production for
best
cafe
In
the
city.
SHOP & SAVE
PHONE 526
PENDLETON
prominent speakers follows the lunch taking the time away from their du­ profits, employers, instead of rais­
Phone 605
632 Main Street
hour each day, with the remainder ties to make this state-wide tour a ing wages to enable workers to con­
sume
enough
to
keep
the
productive
of the afternoon spent in playing complete success. We will anticipate
tennis, baseball and other games, having complete cooperation of each machine working full speed, cut
BANISH PILES FOREVER
swimming in the college tanks, or and every creamerv and district in down production to fill the limited
THE H & H SHOP
Pendleton Iron Works
"hobnobbing” with new-found making necessary arrangements and demands of underpaid workers.
Guaranteed
or
Your
Money
Back
getting
necessary
publicity
on
the
Poverty will disappear from the
MINNIE M. HENDERSON, Prop. General Repair & Foundry Work
friends from other parts of the
Latest Scientific Proven Method
Electric and Acetylene Welding
state. Club movies, parties, get-to­ various meetings.
United States when we end this sys­
Hemstitching - Baby Articles
F. F. MOSER.
gethers and other entertainment
tem of production for profits and
Hydrogen Irrigation Pumps
Dr.
R.
B.
Brundage
Children's
Wearing
Apparel
ROGER
MORSE.
allow production to be for the satis­
features many merry evenings for
East Alta Street
E.
L.
MARTINDALE.
faction of human needs and wants,
the clubbers.
740 Main St.
- - Phone 601
Bond Bldg.-Room 14 Phone 148
restrained only by physical factors
June Clark of Portland is presi­
and the state of our knowledge the
Range Rotation Said Essential.
dent of the girls this year, and Cal
Monroe of Clackamas county heads
CORVALLIS—Because contagious survey states.
BONDED - - INSURED
SERVICE CLEANERS
the boys’ organisation. Other offi­ poultry diseases will carry over from
L. E. Thorne, Proprietor
Portland - Pendleton
Trying to Halt Technological
cers elected by the girls are Joy year to year tn the soil, poultrymen
Cleaning - Pressing - Alterations
McDonald, Multnomah county, vice- who do not have sufficient range
Motor Freight, Inc.
Advance.
Have Your Cleaning Done
president; Elisabeth Holcomb, Lane ground to permit a system of annual
Personal Service
’’The KAR-TET Way”
county, secretary; and Janet Hinkle. range rotation are destined to go
Even the government, through its
Pendleton
Hermiston
519 Main St. -We Deliver- Tel. 76
Multnomah county; Genevieve Boe­ out of business, says H. E. Cosby, ex­ NRA. AAA and other restrictive
Phone 369
Phons 852
hl. Clackamas county; Lavelle Jack- tension specialist in poultry husban­ agencies, assists employers in the
son. Washington; Myrna Laird. dry. Contamination is most 'ikely to "conspiracy to curtail production
Lane; and Crystal Horn and Helen concentrate around the house and and impoverish the people.”
Thus our present setup Is a state |
Jendrzejewski, both of Umatilla the feed and water troughs, Cosby
Hawkinson Tread Service TROY
LAUNDRY JAMES R. FERGUSON
county, are members of the girls’ said, and it is advisable to move of deliberate restriction of produc-i
505 East Court St.
Phons 170
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SUMMARY OF MARKET
Canning Schedule
Sprays Walnuts from Tower.
Oplace. Woriftires Aw 7 :
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US ROYALS 2
FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE OF HERMISTON
CO-OPERATIVE SERVICE STATION
Change to U.S. ROYALS and You’ll Change Less Often
WHO is WHO
in PENDLETON
PENNEY'S
BREIER 1935
executive council.
Other members of the boys’ coun­
cil are Bill McBurney and Erick De-
trich both of Clackamas county:
Chris Starr of Yambill county, and
Elmer Smiley of Umatilla county.
there and clean the ground at reg­
ular intervals. If the water troughs
cannot be moved, they may be set on
screens or slats so that the birds
will not be able to get to the wet
dirt.
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tion and of technological advance.
This has been an outstanding char-
actor 1stIc of Fascism in Europe
There is no way under the profit
system to raise our living standards.
Then why the profit oyotem, is the J
Twas"'
Cyril J. Kruger, Manager
NEW MILES FOR OLD!
Why reUre your tires while they
are still young?
and
DRY CLEANERS
WE CALL—
MON. — WED. — FRI.
“Smiling Associated Service”
East Court & Mill
Phone 1973
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