The Hermiston herald., May 13, 1937, Page 5, Image 5

THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1937
H’AGE FIVE
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
A
MESSAGE
4-H CLUB NEWS
During the last week five additi­
onal dairy club members have been
added to the Grand Champion Dairy
Calf club located in the Minnehaha
district. This makes a total oi ten
members. The additional members
are as follows: Jackie Rodgers, Don­
na Saylor, Russell Hartley, George
Hartley, Marie Hartley.
Another dairy club will be orga­
nized in the Stanfield area next
Monday evening, May 17, at 8:00 p.
m at the W. R. Barber home. Three
Barber children, two Ansons, and
two Patches have expressed their
desire to enroll in this club under
the leadership of Mr. Barber. This
brings our dairy calf club enroll­
ment up to 33 members.
TO
EVERY MEMBER.
CANNING SCHEDULE
From May 17 to 22.
What is the Low-price Field”?
CO-OP SERVICE
TO CONSUMERS
Mon.— Asparagus, 8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
OU hear a lot about “the low-price field” these
Tues.—a.m. Asparagus, p.m. Greens
The cooperative movement in the
days. A good many cars claim to be in it.
Wed.—Asparagus.
United States is gradually expand­
Thurs.—a.m. Asparagus, p.m. Greens
So
whenever the low-price field is mentioned,
ing its activities to include more |
Friday—‘Asparagus.
and more services to consumers, ac- |
remember :
Saturday—Asparagus.
cording to leaders in various branch |
Until Ford came, no average American could
es of the movement who report on !
the
work
with
which
they
are
most
own
a car.
tition, but it will emphasize life as
contrasted with mechanics", Mr. familiar in the May issue of the
Today all Ford prices are still low — with the
Wallace declares. "The scientists Annals of the American Academy of
prices
of the 60-horsepower Ford V-8 $30 to
Political
and
Social
Science,
which
and inventors of the past 150 years
$60 lower than those of any other car of com­
have found the analytical, mathema­ is being published in Philadelphia,
tical and mechanical approach most May 15. National committees are
parable size.
valuable. . . . A cooperative society formulating plans for entering the
and
housing
on
a
fields
of
medicine
But with Ford, “low price” doesn’t merely
the should be able to take these discov-
Word has been received by
larger scale, one organization has
assistant county agent s off « that cries from the theoretical sphere of
mean
low figures on the price tag. It means much
all clubs must be enrolled within the the laboratory or from the profit- recently installed its own plant for
of
automobile
the
manufacture
more than that. It means low prices and low
controled sphere of business com­
next few days.
petition and place them in function­ greases, and rural cooperatives are
costs
all the car’s long life. Low prices for ser­
Three individuals, Irene, Lois, al relation to human welfare.
taking advantage of Rural Electri­
and Wilbur Hunt, are participating
vice
—
for parts — and, above all, for operation.
"Today we need a great many fication Administration credit faci­
• *
Since it takes
in a sheep project.
lities
to
establish
electrification
co-
standard
club more persons who will become as
Both Ford V-8 engine sizes are economical to
five or more for a --------
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they are carried as individual club deeply motivated by the idea of a operatives. In addition, the Credit
operate. The 85 horsepower gives greater gas­
members and will receive the same cooperative economic society as the Union National Association is con­
recognition as other club members young men of 1776 and 1787 were tinuing its noteworthy growth, au-
oline mileage this year than ever, and the "60”
except that they will not be allowed motivated by the idea of a democra­ tomobile insurance companies are
to participate in judging or demon-
delivers
the highest mileage in Ford history.
tic political society. The one is the building up surpluses to be used
stration teams.
into
out
partially
in
branching
living stream of thought for the
Private owners, cab companies, fleet operators
farm
Sixteen Duroc Jersey weaner pigs twentieth century as the other was other insurance fields, and
all report that the “60” averages from 22 to 27
purchasing cooperatives are increas­
were purchased this last week by for the eighteenth.
the assistant county agent and dis­
ing their business volume.
miles per gallon of gasoline.
“
The
philasophy
of
the
future
tributed among pig club members.
The test of the movement’s “real
These pigs will be shown at the lo­ will endeavor to reconcile the good
Check and see how much Ford saves you.
cal fairs and the state fair. The boys which Is in the competitive, indivi­ solidarity and efficiency" will come,
and girls who are planning to show dualistic and libertarian concepts of however, in the chain store Held, in
at the Pacific International will get
Ford Founded the Low-price Field
the nineteenth century with the co- the opinion of E. St. Elmo Lewis,
their pigs on, or before, June 1.
coperative concepts which seem to Detroit counsel in trade and consu­
Ford Keeps That Field Low-priced Today
J. T. Pierson, assistant county be destined to dominate the late mer relations, whose “Critique of
Consumer Cooperative Theory and
agent, met with all 4-H club boys twentieth century."
and girls of the West Umatilli pro­
Practice” will be thoughtfully per­
ject Thursday evening and found a
used by all cooperators desirous of
great deal of intereest among stud­
PROGRESS ABROAD overcoming their shortcomings as
ents regarding club news writing.
consumer-owners. Thus far, Mr.
The Hermiston Heerald will an­
COOPERATIVE
nounce a contest among 4-H club
AT DEARBORN FACTORY. TRANSPORTATION CHARGES, STATI AND FEDERAL TAXIS EXTRA
Lewis notes, American cooperatives
' ‘ ’s issue. Those
members In next week
have not organized to meet store
interested may get in touch with
competition, but he anticipates a
the Herald or assistant county ag-
FRANCE
possible move
in this direction
ent.
A MONTH, after
was set up. Unity of action was "when the cooperatives grow more
This price is for the
usual down-pay-
the
There will be a meeting of
60-hp. Coupe equipped
achieved by coordination of activi­ numerous.” In Great Britain, he
ment, buys any Ford
pig club Saturday evening. May 15. ties of the wholesale, the education­ points out, the growth of the coop­
V-8 Car from any Ford
8:00 o’clock, in the assistant coun­
bumpers, spare tire,
ty agent’s office. Every member is al federation, the insurance society, erative movement antedated appear­
dealer in the U. S. —
horn, windshield wiper,
the control society, and the bank­ ance of the great chains, in con­
urged to attend.
through Authorized
There will be a meeting of the ing society. French cooperators trast to the early spread of the
sun visor, glove compart­
Ford Finance Plans of
West Umatilla County Beef club now hope for a new development in chains in this country. “Opposition
ment and ash tray.
Universal Credit Co.
Friday evening. May 14, 8:00 p. m.,
of the local cooperative society offi­
in the assistant county agent’s of­ the movement as a whole.
To gain the aid of consumer co- cials, who see their local power and
fice. This is an important meeting
and all members should make it a operatives to combat the high cost dividends put in jeopardy,” has
point to be present.
of living the government has been made the recent British effort to de­
All dairy club members will meet
in the assistant county agent’s of­ making loans to societies since 1917. velop a central "cooperatively con­
fice Sundry afternoon, May 16. 3:00 It has long aided workmen’s produc­ trolled” national chain ineffective
Taken Un Notice.
o’clock. A fitting and showing dem­ tive societies and farmers’ market­ to date, he says.
W. L. Morgan, D. M. D
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
onstration will be given at this time. ing societies.
General Dentistry
Mr. Lewis deciares that "the re­
I have taken up and have kept for
All club members other than dairy
Consumer cooperatives took per­
X-Ray and Diagnosis
about 14 days at my ranch 11 miles
interested In demonstrations may at­
lation of producers and consumers
North of Stanfield, the following de­
tend. We will also give pointers on manent hold in France about 1880 is the greatest economic problem
Bank Bldg.
Phone 9-J
scribed animals:
how beef cattle should he fitted "S and were influenced by the intellec­
Residence Phone 25-J
that
the
cooperative
movement
is
FOR SALE—CHEAP USED TRUCK
well as pies and sheen. Geo. Sander- tual middle class leaders of Nimes
feet,
1 black mare, white hind
Bunday and Evenings by
platforms;
lumber suitable for
son of Milton will ‘r present to who turned away from the distinc­ called upon to solve." Another pro­
1100 lbs.
Appointment
give specific
information concern­
blem, he finds, is the difficulty of other purposes. Rohrman Motor Co.,
1 bay mare, 1100 lbs., white star
38-3tc
ing the summer school scholarship tive French type of workmen’s pro­ maintaining widespread democratic Hermiston.
on forehead.
ductive societies (of which over 300
awards.
2 yearling colts, bay.
participation of members as the co­ FOR SALE
“MEADOWS” GAS
animals will he sold, unless re-
societiees still exist, being subsi­
h ar­ Said
washing
machine;
3
sets
of
operatives
increase
in
size.
Other
deemed, at public auction to the
Federal Credit Union TT" *".
dized by the government)
to the
WATCH - CLOCK
ness; gasoline Maytag engine, cali highest bidder for cash in hand on
The Federal Credit Union held its British Rochdale model. Most no- challenges to the consumer coopera­ at Roy Coxens for information. Her- the 21st day of May, 1937, at the
REPAIRING
38-3tp above described ranch at 2:00
annual meeting Monday. May 10th, ted among the “School of Nimes” tive are listed as
of miston. Ore.
at which time M. G. Hedwall was was Charles Gide, whose writings on selling quality mere
A.
W. BEHRMAN
o’clock.
elected president, with R. G. Pen­
sirability of setting consumer stand­ FOR SALE — THOROUGHBRED
WATCHMAKER
Signed, HARRY STEELE.
cooperation
are
still
standard.
Poland
China
Boar.
Call
39F5,
ney. H. J. Ott, Wm. Kik and E. H.
ards by scientific tests, faifure to Pendleton, Ore.
HERMISTON
OREGON
(May
6-20)
__________
38-3tp
Dunning
s
committeemen
and
In 1885 a national union
“as appreciate the value of advertising
board of directors. The federal credit formed and the next few years
8aw I cooperative products — as "another FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR LIVE-
CITATION.
union is a cooperative association
stock—Model A Panel Ford, '31
re form of education,” and meeting the
organized fcr the purpose of promo­ i much cooperative enthusiasm.
DR. A. E. MARBLE
ting thrift among its members and peated failure, continual growth, “test of efficiency” in selecting its model; P. F. Rohr, Pendleton, Ore., In the Countv Court of the State of
CHIROPRACTOR
and
internal
dissension
over
poli-
1
pro
­
creating a source of credit for
or Chas. Clark, Hermiston.
36-3tp
Oregon for Umatilla Countv.
executives.
Office:
2
blocks east of post office
vident or productive uses.
I tics. The last named factor was
Office Hours: 8 to 12 - 1:30 to I
The recent achievements of Amer-
of
more dangerous than any outside
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
2-ROOM APARTMENT FOR RENT
Phone 481-------- Hermiston, Ore.
! opposition. Controlling most of the lean cooperatives are discussed in
on the ground floor at Carter’s C. M. Jump, Deceased.
F.B.A. IMPROVES
TO: Catherine P. Jump; How­
on
Apartment, Hermiston.
37-3tc
societies in the large cities, the So- the current Annals symposium
ard A. Jump; Addie R. .Jump
CLUB HOUSE
cialists wanted the co-ops to subsi­ Consumers’ Cooperatives largely by
Treakle; Lola L. Jump; R.
Hermiston Post No. 37
FOR
SALE
—
BROWN
SWISS
BULL,
ac-
the
persons
who
have
been
most
dize the political movement and op­
Lester Jump; Wm. F. Jump, al­
Meets first and third
The Farm Bureau Auxiliary ladies
2
years
old,
L.
A.
Thompson,
3
1
tive in bringing them about. I. H.
so all other heirs unknown, if
posed
profit
sharing.
In
1900
they
Thursday. Legion Auxil­
met Friday. May 7th, with Mrs. Eth­
36-3tp
C.
M.
Jump,
miles
east
of
Stanfield.
any
there
be
of
Hull,
general
manager
of
the
India
­
el Hughes and Mrs. Alice Wells in formed their own federation, but
iary meets second and
Deceased.
charge. Several subjects were dis­ even the Socialist leaders came to na Farm Bureau Cooperative Asso­
fourth Thursday.
IN
THE
NAME
OF
THE
STATE
cussed for the benefit of the club. favor autonomy and Rochdale neu­ ciation. notes that one-eighth of the WANTED— SURGE MILKING MA- OF OREGON
Legion Hall.
chine. H. E. Hanby, Hermiston.
Wednesday of last week several la trality for cooperatives. The breach total farm supply bill paid by Amer-
You and each of you are hereby
37-ltp cited and required to appear at the
dies met at the club house and
lean farmers in 1935 was spent for Oregon.
painted cupboards purchased some was finally healed in 1912, just be­
cooperatively, NEW PART FOR TRACTOR LOST office of the County Judge of Uma­
time ago. Three coats of paint and fore the World War during which supplies purchased
tilla County, Oregon, In the County
V. R Bob” RUNNION
from truck passing M. C. Baragar Court House, Pendleton. Umatilla
one of enamel made the cupboards the social benefit of the coopera- About 800,000 farm families now
look like new. The next meeting fives was recognized by the govern- belong to these cooperatives, he re­ farm northeast of Hermiston, Fri­ County, Oregon, within twenty-eight
will be Friday, May 21st, with Mrs.
FARM SALES AND LIVE STOCK
ports. and the number of associa­ day, April 30. Part may be had by (28) days from the date of the first
“I
7
A SPECIALTY
Nellie
T. Tucker,
and - --
Mrs. Doris ment and the opposition of small tions purchasing farm products grew calling at Herald office and paying publication of this citation, to-wlt,
merchants temporarily halted.
Make Dates at My Expense
Panages in charge.
from 111 before the war to over for this ad. Was found in corrugat­ on the 15th day of April, 1937, and
Phone 452
Heppner, Oregon
ed box.
show cause. If any exists, why the
About one half of the local socie- 1,900 in 1935.
judge of the above court should not
ties are now affiliated with the Na-
CO-OPERATION
Howard A. Cowden and Merlin FOX FEED HORSES — WANTED. grant the prayer of the petition
| tfonal Federation of Consumer Co-
Phone 254. Echo, or write A. filed herein -by Frank Sloan, as ad­
G.
Miller of the Consumers Coopera-
TO DOMINATE
j operatives, and up to the war only
Hackbarth, Echo, Ore., and I will ministrator of said estate, praying
tive
Association
of
North
Kansas
about a fifth belonged. In 1934 the
42-pd. that he be authorized to sell at pri­
call on you.
vate sale, in the manner provided
OSTEOPATHIC
1,073 societies affiliated with the City, Mo., write for the symposium.
(Co-op League News Service)
Miller discusses “The Democra- WANTED — A USED FRUIT AND by law, upon such terms and condi­
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NEW YORK—The dominant Eco­ Federation had 1,691,686 members . Mr.
PHYSICIAN
& SURGEON
vegetable hand press. Call at Her- tions as the court may deem proper,
nomic idea of the future is coopera- and 7.006 stores. The Cooperative tic Theory of Cooperation" and Mr. aid office.
37-3tp the following described real proper­
OSBORN APARTMENTS
accomplish-
tion, according to Henry A. Wallace, Wholesale, formed by an amalgama- Cowden outlines the
ty, belonging to said estate, to-wit:
_ - -----
- —• ments of gasoline and oil coopera- FOR SALE—A LADIES’ DIAMOND
and • -----
neutral
The SW‘NWYSWY,
lying
Secretary of Agriculture. His eco­ tion of ...
the Socialist
ring. Inquire at Herald office.
North and West of the Furnish
nomic and social ideals are set forth wholesales in 1912, more than held tlves. Business has expanded, Mr.
35-3tp
Ditch. In Section 9. Township 4
in a pamphlet by that name just its own in the bad years of 1934 jCowden states, to the point where
PETERSON & PETERSON
North Range 29 E.W.M . and the
I
$50,000,000
worth
of
oil
products
by
no
published by the Cooperative League and 1935, although it
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Interest
of
said
deceased
In
and
FOR SALE—2 SETS GOOD HAR-
to a contract for purchase of that
of the U.S.A., which is reprinted by means in as strong position finan were handled in 1936, and for the
U. S. National Bank Building
ness; Collars; one Big-6 Mowing
part of the NYNWMSW* lying
Practice in State A Federal Courts
permission of the author and pub­ daily as those of Great Britain past year cooperatively manufac­ Machine, good shape. G. G. Smith.
North and West of the Furnish
35-3tc
Stanfield.
Ore.
Pendleton, Ore,
lisher from Mr. Wallace’s book. Sweden and Finland.
tured tractors have been making
Ditch In Section 9. Township 4
“Whose Constitution”.
North Range 29 E.W.M., Umatilla
Agricultural
not outstanding performance records
“The cooperative philosophy is highly developed in France except ,
County. Oregon.
PASTURE FOR RENT AT McCOMAS
This citation is published pursu­
Island. See Ben Fix or inquire
DR. F B. BELT
Murray D. Lincoln, of the Ohio ,
the vital idea of the twentieth cen­ in certain regions like the Charente
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
35-3tp ant to the order of the Hon. Carl
tury that is bound to translate it­ wine-producing country
of
the Farm Bureau Federation, traces the at Island.
W. Chambers, Judge of the above
Office Hours:
Other
self in time into the hard facts of Southwest, where cooperative dairy- j growth of cooperative automobile
entitled court, entered herein on the
10:30 to 12:30 A.M. Hourshy
social mechanisms and reality. . . . Ing and a cognac-producing co-op Insurance companies all through the
13th day of April, 1937.
Call for Warrants.
3 to 5 P.M.
Appointment
WITNESS the Hon. Carl W
The cooperative way of life must helped bring prosperity after
Res
712
—
PHONE
—
Office 733
School District No. 26-51 In Mor- Chambers. Judge of the above en-
the point where as-
pervade the community, and this grape- vins disease all but wiped I depression—to ,
ri, prow and Umatilla counties. State of titled court, with the seal of the
y Oregon, hereby call warrants Num- court hereto affixed this 13th day
means there must be consumers co­ out the wine growing industry in sets of the company organized
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operatives as well as producers co- 1876.
In Lorraine consumers’ and the Ohio Bureau reached $5,232,000 ber 230 to 247 Inclusive, Issues of of April, 1937.
W. J. WARNER
Payment will
E. B. CASTEEL.
operatives.
agricultural societies are intimately In 1938—and Carl R. Hutchinson.
County
Clerk
of
Uma-
made
at
the
First
National
Bank
of
Attorney-at-Law
“The Society of the future. It
In-
tilla County, Oregon
related. There ars. Is all of Francs, of the Ohio Bureau’s educational de- Pendleton. Pendleton, Oregon.
seems to me. will not only empha-
By
Jessie
M.
Bell,
De
­
tercet
ceases
April
23,
1937.
partment, described work In the
size the cooperative welfare as con- mors than 31,000 local associations
MRS. BERNICE WATTENBURGER,
puty.
field of cooperative recreation.
with
a
million
farmer
members.
(April 15-May 13)
District Clerk.
trasted with individualistic compe
Ford V*8 Prices Begin at $529
$25
WANT AUS
the necessity
andise,
‘ :
AUCTIONEER
Dr. A. C. Willcutt
cooperatives are
1935. payment.
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