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THURSDAY, AUGUST 1. 1935. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON round, white-skinned type which has so far Americans strongly prefer the tested before being recommended by the 06C station. proved its ability to withstand the white-fleshed sorts. long, dry Oregon summers and ma An extremely early sort from the ture a good crop after the tall rains. Minnesota experiment station is the It is better in this respect than Bur Warba which matures 10 to 14 days bank or Netted Gem which mature ahead of Irish Cobbler and a week to much earlier. 10 days in advance of Early Ohio and A MESSAGE TO EVERY MEMBER A more recent introduction is Bliss Triumph. Tubers are round, LEAVE ORDERS FOR SIZE NO. 212 Chippewa, a variety similar to Kita- blocky, white with rather deep pink cans peaches, apricots, pears, 15c hdin but considerably earlier. In the eyes, uniform in size with few culls. can. W. C. Isom, Meadow Camp HERMISTON TURKEY GROWERS east it has outylelded Katahdin. It is resistant to heat damage and service station. 2 mi. east of Irrigon, 52-4tc Both varieties are highly resistant mild mosaic, giving it real promise Oregon. VISIT WILLAMETTE VALLEY TO TRADE—2-YEAR-OLD TESTED AUGUST 5 to 11. to mild mosaic, one of the virus dis as a new early type. Guernsey heifer for White Leg eases transmitted by insects. Two varieties being grown this horn pullets. Mrs. M. L. Hewitt, R. 1:00 to 3:30 P. M. 8:00 to 11:00 A. M. The following report was turned A new yellow - fleshed potato year at the Corvallis station tor the F. D. 1. Echo, Or. 49-ltp No. 21 can Corn MONDAY—No. 2% can Tomatoes in by Donald DeMoss, who, with Mr. named Golden is another new vari first time are Nittany Cobbler and MODERN HOUSE AND 4 LOTS; No. 2 can Corn and Mrs. J. Jendrzejewski, were dele TUESDAY—No. 2 can Corn fruit and berries; garage. Inquire No. 2 12 can Beans WEDNESDAY—No. 212 cn. Tomatoes gates to the Oregon Turkey Growers’ ety said to be an exceptional yielder Columbia Russett. The former Is a No. 21 can Corn THURSDAY—No. 2 1 can Beans Co-operative annual meeting held in in Maine. It may have only a limit disease resistant Cobbler type from Her. New & Second Hand Store. 49- No. 2 can Corn FRIDAY—No Canning. Redmond last week. They tell of ed adaption in this country, believes Pennsylvania. The Columbia Rus- SECOND HAND BABY BUGGY AND No Canning SATURDAY—No. 2% can Tomatoes visiting various growers in the Paci other furniture for sale—Mrs. R. D. C. Smith, assistant agronomist at sett originated in British Columbia E. Osborn, Osborn Apartments. fic northwest in order to better ob on time with your produce. Please watch this schedule and be in the Oregon station. Yellow fleshed where it is said to give high yields 47-3tc serve methods used in different sec Those who have canned goods at the cannery which has been here more potatoes are popular in Germany, of attractive, good quality potatoes. | WEINER PIGS FOR SALE—A. E. tions. than two weeks, lease remove same because we are short of space. ■'Mr. and Mrs. John Jendrzeje Wattenberger. Echo, Ore. 47-3tp being higher in vitamin content, but All new varieties are thoroughly wski and Donald DeMoss visited COOPERATIVE FILM IS various turkey growing sections in RODENT CONTROL WORK Oregon recently, before and after at COMING TO HERMISTON tending the annual convention of WILL SOON BE COMPLETED the Oregon Turkey Growers' asso The cooperative organizations of ciation at Redmond, Ore. They left The Jack rabbit control work is Hermiston Friday, July 19, and mo about completed. In sections where Hermiston are fortunate in being tored to Redmond where they in farmers cooperated in putting out able to obtain the one hour film spected flocks in that section. poison, rabbits are well under con known as. “A trip to Cooperative “Saturday afternoon a banquet trol and there should be very little Europe,” for showing at the local was given by the association follow damage to crops. theatre Tuesday evening, Septem The assistant county agent’s of ed by the business meeting at which ber 3. fice was able to secure the assistance O. C. Brown of Dixonville, Ore., was The scenes will include the great elected president; John Jendrzeje- of the U S. Biological Survey to wski of Hermiston, vice president: help with this program. E. H. Bush Rockdale Cooperative of England, J. C. Leedy, Portland, secretary and of Portland has been working as a Danish producers and consumer co- field man. In the evening the people representative of the Biological Sur operatives, Swedish cooperative of Redmond entertained the delega- vey department in this territory. In order to give every farmer an movement, and cooperative work of fions from different sections at a supper on the high school lawn, other opportunity to put out poison other European nations. Later in the evening talks were a meeting will be held the afternoon In Yakima the Farm Bureau, the given by O. C. Brown; J. C. Leedy, of August 7, at the office of Assist Grange Co-operatives, and the City field man for the O.T.G.A. ; H. E. ant County Agent Sawyer in Her Consumer’s Cooperative are putting Cosby, poultry extension specialist miston. Farmers who wish to secure from O.S.C. ; and by Herbert Beyers, poison bait should bring a sack of on the film the first week it arrives manager of the Oregon Turkey freshly cut, tender, green alfalfa. A in the northwest. They plan to make hay chopper will be set up on the it a cooperative rally with a speak Growers’ association. * - • 7 “The Eastern Oregon Turkey lawn at the reclamation building to er or two before showing the film. chop alfalfa and Mr. Bush will mix Growers’ theme song, presented at The Farm Bureau Units of Walla the turkey tour picnic held last the poison bait and give instruc summer, by Donald DeMoss and his tions for putting it out. Farmers Walla county will show the film mother, Mrs. J. H. DeMoss, was sung may come with their alfalfa at any after it leavs Yakima and then it by a male quartet at the evening time between 2:00 and 5:00 P. M. will come to Hermiston. More in meeting. formation will be given later. "Turkeys in the Redmond section “Remember that the control of are cared for much as they are here rabbits is not alone your problem, except that they are usually confined but the problem of the community. FEDERAL CREDIT UNION TO BE on smaller areas where permanent Your cooperation is needed whether ORGANIZED AT HERMISTON range shelters are provided. Wet rabbits are doing you economic dam mash is usually fed twice a day. age or not. If the rodents are numer About two months ago at a meet “On Sunday, the Hermiston dele ous around your place, help to pro ing of all the managers and directors gation motored over the McKenzie tect your neighbor by putting out of Hermiston’s various cooperative pass to Eugene, then to Goshen, poison. organizations, a resodution was unan where they visited the flocks owned W. A. SAWYER, by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kupetz, who Assistant County Agent. imously passed endorsing the orga nization of a Federal Credit Union have birds which have won many prizes. Some of these birds weigh at Hermiston, after the required num Allowance on Sacks. Safety Breaker gives you 84% mote 43 pounds at 10 months of age. A U. S. Royals will carry you safely ber of signatures for a charter was protection... and U. S. Safety- drawback this summer has been the On and after August first the forwarded to the Credit Union Sec through many long trips... assur lack of green feed due to dry wea- Farm Bureau Co-operative of Her Bonded Cords are the strongest ing trouble-free travel for thou tion of the Farm Credit Administ ther conditions. Al used in tire building. You can cut miston will allow three cents for sands of extra miles! You ’ ll not “After leaving the Kupetz farm, second hand sacks. Sacks must be ration at Washington, D. C. tire costs... Tempered Rubber is the party motored to Harrisburg clean and in serviceable condition. worry about skidding...the famous the longest-wearing tire compound Word has just been received that where Mrs. Herman’s flock was in Branded sacks will remain at ten Cog-wheel Tread provides the yet discovered. the application has been approved spected. This flock of about 3000 cents surest, safest traction known ! You’ll Insist on dependable, extra-value and as soon as the chapter and op birds was ranging in a large alfalfa H. M. SOMMERER, Manager forget about dangerous, high-speed U. S. Royals. They cost no more field with range houses widely scat erating lermit arrive, organizing than ordinary tires. blowouts.the double. Inverted tered. Mrs. Herman expects to keep work will go rapidly forward. All RISE IN COW PRICES TO 2400 hens this coming season. the bookkeeping and office supplies “From Harrisburg the party mo I — -- .......-... are now in my hands, tored to Salem, spending Sunday BOOST HEIFER GROWING u. s. ROYALS U. S. TIRES night at the home of Mrs. Jendrze- Notice of the organization meet 4.75 X 13 $842 With the price of dairy cows rap jewski's brother. (GUARD TYPE ing will be given soon. “Crops are good in this section, idly returning to a more profitable E. H. DUNNING, AT THESE 4.50 x 20 5.00 x 19 $0.02 but farther south they are very poor basis, interest in raising heifers is Temporary Clerk-Treas. due to the drouth. increasing throughout the state. It AMAZING 5.25x18 $10-04 “On the return trip Monday morn ing over the Mt. Hood loop road, a is estimated that because of the tu Locker Meat Must Be Tagged. LOW PRICES visit was made at the Price farm berculosis eradication campaign in State Inspectors recently called at where 5000 turkeys are being raised. California, as many as 150,000 head Considerable loss is being experi of dairy cows and heifers will be the Cold Storage Locker plant and enced here by a new turkey disease needed there for replacements in the Instructed the management to see that all meat going into the lockers called “microsis." is properly tagged with the bona- “The group arrived in Hermiston next couple years. Practically all Oregon dairymen fide producer’s shipping tag sup Monday evening confident that, In their opinion, this section is more raise some heifers, but their costs plied by the Sheriff of each county. favorably located for turkey raising for raising them and the returns Heretofore it has been the belief that this tagging is necessary only than anv other section that they visited. The birds raised here com from them vary widely, a study made when the animal is shipped but the pare favorably with those raised in by the Oregon Experiment station law applies to all meat transported one place to another. In this other sections.” shows. The average dairymen, as a from case, the meat Is moved from the United States Rubber Company matter of fact, shows a higher cost farm to the locker plant. BE SURE Westland Grange Dance. of production of heifers than the YOUR MEAT IS TAGGED. Any Another dance will be given Sat- market price of cows, the detailed meat left in the chill room without urday, August 3, at the Westland survey reveals, although only about tags is illegal and the creamery will be liable to pay a penalty. Grange school house. Good music Tags may be secured at the cream will be given by the Lendale band. half of such total costs are in cash A Classified Directory of ery. outlay. "The largest Item of expense in CAN’T FOOL BIDDY ABOUT Reliable Business and Pro- raising heifers is, of course, feed CERTIFICATION GOES ON SPRING, CHICK MEN TOLD costs, but a very heavy expense be DESPITE EMERGENCY WORK fessional People This News- yond that comes from death and cul- The deepest kind of inherent in- Seed and grain certification, stinct controls the time a pullet ling losses," says H. E. Selby, farm while not carried on in the volume paper Recommends to You~ reaches the peak of production rath management specialist at O.8.C., of the previous year, reached 20 detailed er than such environment as light who was in charge of the Oregon counties in 1934, according and temperature, A. G. Lunn, head study. "On 216 farms that had no to the annual report of E. R. Jack LOCALLY OWNED average the death or culling loss. HYATT and BRAWN of the poultry department at OSC BEST SERVICE AND BODY NATIONALLY KNOWN man, extension specialist in farm | cost of raising heifers to freshening told members of the Oregon Baby — Quality Men’s Wear— and on Sundays. “Shoes for the Entire Family” DEPT. IN EASTERN OREGON was nearly 50 per cent less than on Chick association in annual conven- The demand of agricultural adjust death and FLORSHEIM SHOES 98 farms which had a tion at the college. Buster Brown Shoe Store A Good Place to Buy ment work and other emergency pro 718 Main Street Professor Lunn described elabor culling loss of 25 per cent or more. grams served to curtain grain cer 725 Main Street Pendleton “ A certain amount of culling is Used Cars and Trucks. ate tests made at a large private ex tification activity, making it neces perimental poultry farm in the east necessary, but it is being greatly re sary to carry on the work before or where he spent a Sabbatical year. duced by many dairyman who do after AAA meetings in many instan OREGON CAFE SALES SERVICE careful culling of the calves before Chicks hatched every month in the starting MEALS AT ALL HOURS to raise them and then who ces, including getting the specialists I C PINNIY COMPANY, Incorporated year and kept under highly artifi use careful methods so as to reduce out before breakfast, after supper Steaks - Chop Suey - Noodles Bring your friends here and show cial conditions showed an unfailing death loss to a minimum. DENNIS MOTOR CO. Pendleton, Oregon. crops. them what you consider the tendency to reach their peak of pro Certification last year involved “It costs very little more to raise best cafe in the city. SHOP & SAVE PHONE 52« PENDLETON duction in the spring after they rea a good heifer than a poor one.” Mr. inspection of 1803 acres of wheat, Phone 605 «32 Main Street ched productive age, he said. oats and barley, 5583 acres of al Selby continued. "The slight extra Hatcherymen reported Increased cost of raising good heifers comes falfa. ladino clover, red clover, bent BANISH PILES FOREVER Interest In “sexing” of baby chicks chiefly from a higher birth value, grass and English rye grass, and THE H & H SHOP Pendleton Iron Work» by which pullets are separated from while the returns from raising good 1250 acres of potatoes. These were Guaranteed or Your Money Baek General Repair & Foundry Work MINNIE M. HENDERSON. Prop. cockerels before being sold to cus heifers are far ahead of ordinary the areas passing certification, total Latest Scientific Proven Method Electric and Acetylene Welding tomers. Some still consider it a ones.” Hemstitching - Baby Articles ling 8636 aerea, compered with 9016 Hydrogen Irrigation Pumps Dr. R. B. Brundage Children’s Wearing Apparel passing fad though the majority be In this connection Selby points the year previous. East Alta Street lieve It is here to stay. The asso out that a good bull is a good in 740 Main St. - - Phone «01 Bond Bldg.-Room 14 Phone 148 ciation went on record favoring lie- vestment from the standpoint of the SPUDS WITH FANCY NAMES ensing of those claiming to be ex value of the calves alone. The birth SHOW PROMISE IN OREGON BONDED - - INSURED SERVICE CLEANERS perts at sexing In order to give the value of calves from bulls worth L. E. Thorne, Proprietor Portland - Pendleton Warba. Chippewa. Kalahdin, Gol state department of agriculture some »200 or more was just four times Cleaning - Pressing - Alterations control in the matter. Motor Freight, Inc. the value where bulls worth 1100 or den and Nittany! Have Your Cleaning Done Personal Service These may sound like Pullman car Lloyd A. Lee of Salem was made “The KAR-TET Way" Pendleton Hermiston A supply of skimmed milk is of names, but instead they are new po- president for the coming year; Fred 519 Main St. -We Deliver- Tel. 7« Phone 369 Phone 852 Cockell, Milwaukie, vice president importance In reducing the cost of tato varieties that are showing prom ise in trials conducted by the Oregon and I* E. Cabe. McMinnville, secre- rising heifers, the survey showed. tary-treasurer Cockell and H. E. whole milk is the most costly part State college experiment station and Hawkinson Tread Service TROY TWS" LAUNDRY JAMES R. FERGUSON Cosby, extension specialist, were of the feed Good pasture is also an by cooperating growers. 505 East Court St Phono 170 Katahdin is a late variety already delegates to the national important factor In reducing the Cyril J. Kruger, Manager Baby Chick association convention raising heifers the survey shewed, as ‘‘Smiling Associated Service" NEW MILES FOR OLD! DAY CLEANERS cost of production. Station Bulletin gon since its introduction through WK CAU^ 324, giving full detalla of the study. East Court & Mill Phone 197J FARM CO OPERATIVE DIVISION WANT AOS Canning Schedule on4 : basant ."ehe Discard WORN, SMOOTH XR- 0 DEPENDABLE, LONG-WEARINu (935 U.S.ROYALS ,0* ... *. $5.49 FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE OF HERMISTON CO-OPERATIVE SERVICE STATION WHO is WHO in PENDLETON PENNEY'S BREIER 935
