The Hermiston herald., July 08, 1937, Page 5, Image 5

THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON, OREGON
THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1937.
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
ji
M E SSAG E
TO
EVERY
M EM BER.
sm all proportion of th e goods dis­
trib u ted , m an u factu red com m odities
valued at $3,500,000 for d istrib u ­
tion th ro u g h re ta il cooperatives.
B ritish cooperatives dw arfed the
co n tin en tal cooperatives in term s of
volume b ut the p ercentage gains
were slig h tly behind those in the
Scandinavian co u n tries w here
the
m ovem ent is much younger
A
m em bership gain of 330,000 was re ­
ported. T his b rin g s to tal m em ber­
ship in B ritish co-ops to 7,815f000.
Business increased $70,000,000 plac­
ing th e to ta l business for 193 6 at
$1,17 0,000,000. C ooperative leaders
w ere g reatly elated a t th e gains
w hich far exceeded th e goals set in
the five-year plan.
( KLE VIVE
AMEKICM ABTOHOBILE ASSOCIATIONS CONTEST BCAM
WASHINGTON, N.C.
“STANDARD GASOLINE
v IS UNSURPASSED”
H e re , in 44 word», is th e 1937 re p o rt o f this n a tio n a lly recog-
n ire d au to m o tiv e a u th o rity — th e ya rd stic k o f gasoline per­
producing 1374 pounds of m ilk an d ; CO-OP EDUCATIONAL
form ance.
71.4 pounds of b u tte rfa t. T he sec-
Y o u c a n 't d o b e tte r th a n follow th e findings o f th e A.A.A.
from July 12th to 17th.
ond high cow was owned by H. G. Dl RECTORS MEET
C ontest B o a rd :
8 to 11 A M 1 - 3 :30 P.M. ¡“Moore of H erm iston, a reg istered 6-
“ Result* of extensive tests conducted by th e Con­
year-old A y rsh ire producing 1422
(Co-op L eague News Service)
test Board of th e Am erican A utom obile Associa­
MON.— Beana
Beans
tio n on th o nlno N o n -P rem iu m Gasoline* leading In
DES MOINES, Iow a— E d u catio n al
pounds of m ilk and 66.8 pounds of
TUES.— No C anning
F ru it-B erries b u tte rfa t.
sale* volum e In th e Pacific Coast area substantiate
d
irecto
rs,
ed
ito
rs
and
p
u
b
licity
d
i­
th e sta tem en t of th o Standard O il Com pany of C a li­
W ED .-B eets - C arrots No C anning
Mr. Tow nsend sta te s th a t six recto rs from A m erica's m ajo r consu­
fo rn ia th a t Standard Gasoline la Unsurpassed.”
T H U R .-F ru it - B erries Beans
cows w ere sold to th e stock yards m ers cooperatives m et a t G rand
No
canning
AM ER IC A N A U TO M O B ILE ASSOCIATION CONTEST DOARO
FR I.-N o ca n n in g
W ASHINGTON, D. C.
as u n p ro fitab le d u rin g th e m onth View College here, Ju n e 18-20 to
No C anning
SAT.— Beans
a n d wiere replaced by five Jersey survey th e progress of cooperative
P lease rem ove all canned goods first-c alf heifers w ith th e hope th a t ed u catio n al a c tiv itie s
d u rin g
the AERIAL MAPPING
now in the cannery.
th ey would be an added im prove­ past year an d to map o ut program s CONTRACT LET
HERMISTON CO-OP CANNERY,
m ent to th e association. One reg is­ for th e com ing year.
By O. L. B arlow , M anager.
tered Jersey bull calf was purchased
Convinecd th a t econom ic dem o­
A erial m appng of farm s in Oregon
d u rin g th e m onth to be grow n out cracy, to be effective, m ust be based
u n d er th e AAA program will be re ­
for
a
herd
sire.
on a com prehensive program of ed u ­
USE OF RAW WOOL
sumed soon follow ing th e recent
C onsiderable in te re st h as been cation, th e co-op leaders discussed
aw ard in g of a c o n tra c t for airp lan e
DEMONSTRATION
m anifested by d iffe ren t dairym en all m ethods of ed ucation as they a f ­
surveys of G illiam ,. M orrow, S her­
w ith in th e area in sw eet clover pas­ fect th e g ro w th of cooperatives.
man and Union counties. T he con­
L. S. H erro n , ed ito r of th e N e­
tu res. Several of th e m em bers have
By G race Bensel
tra c t for m apping approxim ately
Jacq u elin e M orton and L ilian sta te d th a t th ey have been able to b rask a Union F arm er, an d Oscar 3458 square m iles was aw arded to
Geer, S tate Cham pion D em onstration p astu re tw ice th e n um ber of cows Cooley, ed ito r of th e C ooperative the B ru b ak er A erial Surveys of
Team in Home Econom ics a t tiw* on sw eet clover as has been th e cus­ B uilder, discussed th e cooperative P o rtlan d a t a price per square mile
s ta te fa ir la st year, w ill accom pany tom in th e p ast on n ativ e blue grass. press. C arl H u tch in so n , p resid en t of of approxim ately $2.88 or $9959.04
R ecreatio n
Service,
Miss H elen Cowgill, sta te club lead­ T his is one in d icatio n th a t sw eet C ooperative
for th e e n tire job.
er, to H erm iston S aturday, Ju ly 10, clover p a stu re is fast rep lacin g old I C h arlo tte B. C horp en n in g and Neva
The bid of th e B ru b ak er firm
blue grass l Boyd of N o rth w e ste rn U niversity,
w hen th ey w ill p u t on th e dem on­ run-dow n alfa lfa and
proved
to be n ot only th e low est
described th e role of rec re atio n in
s tra tio n on th e p rep aratio n and use p astu re lands.
subm itted in Oregon b ut th e lowest
cooperative
ed
u
cation,
an
d
stu
d
e
n
ts
of raw wool before th e 4-H club
from th e N atio n al C ooperative R ec­ in th e e n tire w estern region. S u r­
Pomona Grange Meets.
m em bers, leaders, and o th e rs a t the
veys in C alifornia will cost from
A m erican L egion hall.
Morrow County Pom ona G range rea tio n School d em o n strated types $2.90 to $3.19 per sq u are m ile, and
T his m eeting in d u e s every 4-H w ill m eet a t Irrig o n Sunday. Ju ly of rec re atio n , such as folk gam es in
N orth
D akota
ap proxim ately
m eeting
a t I an(l dances and plays.
club m em ber in th is d istric t as Miss 11, w ith a business
$3.75.
House in P endleton. U m atilla Coun­ S tate Aid Commission, p lain tiff,
ag a in st John M. Biggs and H elen M.
Cowgill has asked all clubs to pre­ 10:00 a. m „ and picnic in th e af- j D iscussions on cooperative cours-
Ground -mapping of te rrito ry not ty, Oregon, I w ill sell at public au c­ Biggs, his wife, Tum-A-Lum L um ­
A picnic d in n e r w ill be es in public an d p riv ate schools, led
se n t a d em onstration team , in order ternoon.
tion to th e highest bidder for cash
being
covered
by
the
ae
rial
m
ethod
so much of the follow ing described ber Co., a corporation, F ran k W aug-
th a t she m ig h t give constructive served a t noon. T he fifth degree by M erlin M iller of Consum ers Co­
is u n d er way by the use of ground land as may be necessary to satisfy atnan and H azel W augam an, his
criticism on p o in ts of im provem ent. will be exem plified in th e evening o perative A ssociation, w ere followed
crews in many of th e counties. The th e sum h ere in afte r set fo rth , to- wife, defendants.
R. E. GOAD, S h eriff
T he team s w ill fu rn ish th e neces­ by G reenfield G range of th e Board- by d escrip tio n s of th e w ork of A dult
p erm an en t m aps w ill be used in th is w lt:
„ ,
of U m atilla County, Oregon.
sary equipm ent for th e ir d em onstra­ m an and ta b lea u s w ill be aran g ed E d u catio n F o ru m s an d W o rk ers E d­
C ertain land in Section 16 In
and
fu
tu
re
years
to
determ
in
e
per­
u cation Classes w hich are dev o tin g
by th e Irrig o n G range.
By J. A. Carney, D eputy.
T ow nship 4 N orth- of R ange 28
tion.
form ance by farm ers ta k in g p a rt in
E ast of th e W illam ette M eridian, C. C. P roebstel, A ttorney
in
creasin
g
a
tte
n
tio
n
to
consum
ers
In th e absence of Miss F rances
pro­
in
U m atilla
County,
Oregon, for P lain tiff,
Grange Council Meets.
cooperation. T he w ork of th e Co­ the a g ric u ltu ra l co n serv atio n
C linton, the county home dem on­
th e re being six tra c ts thereof, Pendleton, Oregon.
gram
.
(Ju n e 17 - Ju ly 15)
T he
U m atilla
County
G range o p erativ e W om ens’ G uilds, now ac­
p articu la rly described as follow s:
stra tio n agent, J. T. P ierson, assis­
A erial m apping, w hich was tried
T ra c t No. 1: T he N orth H alf
ta n t county ag en t, w ill have charge Council w ill m eet Ju ly 10 a t 10:00 tive in th e M idw estern sta te s, was first for th is purpose in Oregon and
of th e S outheast Q u arte r of the
LAND SALE NOTICE.
of th is m eeting. Miss C linton urges o’clock a t Cold S prings G range hall. presented by E lsie Olsen of th e edu­
N o rth east Q u arte r of th e N o rth ­
W ashington, has been widely ad o p t­
NOTICE
IS H EREBY GIVEN,
a ll club m em bers to a tte n d as this A pot luck d in n e r w ill be served at catio n al sta ff of CCA. C ooperative
east Q u arte r of said Section 16.
youth cam ps in the N o rth e rn S tates ed th ro u g h o u t th e U nited S tates as
T ra c t No. 2: The South H alf T h at th e undersigned, S h eriff of
is th e first tim e th e cham pion team noon.
w ere described by Mrs. G ladys E d ­ a relativ ely ch eap er and im proved
of th e S outheast Q u arte r of th e U m atilla County, Oregon, by v irtu e
w ill have accom panied Miss Cowgill
method of c a rry in g o u t th is im por­
N o rth east Q u arte r of th e N o rth ­ of an o rder duly made and en tered
w
ards,
d
ire
c
to
r
of
th
e
F
arm
ers
to H erm iston.
ta
n
t
function.
east
Q u arte r of slid Section 16. herein by th e County C ourt of Uma­
U
nion
C
ooperative
E
d
u
catio
n
Ser­
F. B. A U X IL IA R Y
T
ra
c t No. 3:
The Southw est tilla County, Oregon, on th e 2 6 th
vice; w hile H. W. Smoots of th e
Q
u
arte
r
of
th
e
N
o rth ea st Q u ar­ day of May, 1937, will, on th e 2 4th
W
IL
L
MEET
JULY
16
Nowr is a good tim e for Oregon
Ohio F arm B ureau C ooperative as­
M O N T H L Y REPORT
te r of th e N o rth ea st Q u arte r of day of July, 1937, a t th e h o u r of 10
o’clock in th e forenoon, sell to th e
sociation led a discussion on co n fer­ farm ers who are co o p eratin g in th e
said Section 16.
T he F arm B ureau A u x iliary mem­
a g ric u ltu ra l co n servation
program
OF DAIRY HERD
T ra ct No. 4:
The N o rth w est h ig h est b idder for cash in han d , a t
ences
for
cooperative
em
ployees.
bers w ill hold th e n ex t m eeting F ri­
Q u arte r of the N o rth east Q u ar­ the fro n t door of th e U m atilla Coun­
O ther speakers on th e conference to check up on th e ir farm in g p rac­
ty C ourt House, P endleton. Oregon,
Ju ly J 6th, w ith Mrs. J. H. Reid,
ASSOCIATION day,
te r of said Section 16.
Mrs. Em m a C hristley, Mrs. N. W. p rogram included G lenn W. T hom p­ tices and th e ir base acreages to
T ra ct No. 5: The N orth H alf subject to a m inim um price of $20
Bloom and Mrs. O rville Dawson a c t­ son and George Jacobson of M idland m ake su re th a t th ey w ill be able to
of th e S outhw est Q u arte r of the th erefo r, to be paid in cash, a t th e
Bob T ow nsend, te ste r in charge of ing as hostesses.
qu
alify
for
m
axim
um
b
en
efits
u
nder
N o rth east Q u arte r of said Section tim e of sale, th e follow ing described
C ooperative W holesale, Ja ck
Mc­
parcel of land, hereto fo re by Uma­
th e U m atilla-M orrow D airy Herd
Mrs. Wm. M ikesell w as hostess
16.
th e 1937 program , according to
Im provem ent
association,
rep o rts for th e m eeting F rid ay , Ju ly 2, as­ L an ah an , ed u catio n al d irec to r of -the sta te officials of th e AAA.
T ra ct No. 6:
T he Southw est tilla County, Oregon, acquired for
Q u arte r of th e S outhw est Q uar­ d elin q u en t taxes, to-w it:
th a t 32 sta n d a rd m em bers com plet sisted by Mrs. L au ra M orris. Mrs. E vanston C onsum ers Cooperative, E.
Lots 24 and 25, Block 11 NE SE
Soil dep letin g and soil conserving
Jackson H a rr,
Mrs. A1 Cable and R. Bowen, g en eral secreta ry of The
te r of th e N o rth east Q u arte r of
ed the Ju n e m o n th 's test. At the Mrs. B erth a Knox. Mrs. M orris gave
H erm iston, in Section 10, T ow n­
said Section 16, excepting th e re ­
C ooperative L eague of th e U.S.A.. bases have been set for in dividual
ship 4, N orth R ange 28, E.W.M.
b eginning of th e te stin g year last | a ta lk on th e need of child protec-
from
the follow ing described
farm s in n early all counties now.
Gideon
E
dberg,
F
ra
n
k
lin
Coopera­
R. E. GOAD. S heriff
J a n u a ry th e re w ere only 20 sta n d -j tion. Lois H utchison reported on the
tra c t, to -w it: Com m encing «'
of U m atilla County.
tive Cream ery, and C. A. Olsen, pres- m aking possible an accu rate check
th e cen ter of said Section 16 and
ard m em bers enrolled in the dairy 4-H club sum m er school and gave a
(Ju n e 17-July 15)
up on com pliance before it is too
ie n t of G rand View- College.
ru n n in g thence N orth 417.6 feet;
herd im provem ent work. Mr. T n- vocal solo.
lote to m ake c e rta in m odifications,
th en ce E ast 208.8 feet;
thence
send sta te s th a t the membe ; ar
South 417.6 feet;
thence West
DEMOCRACIES IN EUROPE SPUR it is pointed out. Such a check up
show ing m ore in te re st each i.iontr
208.8 feet to th e point of b eg in ­
W . L. M organ, D. M. D
is p a rtic u la rly desirable on d iv e r­
ning, co n tain in g two acres, more
and are w orking o u t Ion -tiau LAST FARM OUTLOOK GROWTH OF COOPERATIVES
G eneral D en tistry
sion farm s to see th a t th e acreage
or less.
b reeding program s. He
btlieves REPORT ISSUED
X-Ray
and Diagnosi*
d
iverted
from
soil
d
ep
letin
g
to
soil
Said sale is m ade u nder execution
(Co-op L eague News Service)
th a t by so doing, g rea ter r ' :
conserving
uses
is
according
to
the
issued
out
of
th
e
C
ircuit
C
ourt
of
Bank
Bldg.
P hene B-J
London— S ta tis tic s Ju st compiled
w ill be realized from th e fu tu re d u ­
th e S tate of Oregon for U m atilla
Residence Phone 26-J
CORVALLIS-—'The p u b licatio n of by the In te rn a tio n a l C ooperative Al­ o rig in al plans of th e grow er.
County to me directed in th e case
l y en terp rise in th is area.
Sunday and E venings by
of F. B. Swayze, p la in tiff, vs. Alon­
D uring th e m onth 4 26 cow; were the repo rt of th e M ilto n -F reew ater liance show a co n tin u ed gro w th of
Appointment
zo
L.
Needles
and
oth
ers,
d
efen
­
d
is
tric
t
farm
outlook
conference
consum
ers
cooperatives
in
all
the
tested w ith an average prod .ction
d
ants.
w
hich
said
execution
com­
dem
ocratic
co
u
n
tries
in
E
urope
in
of 622.7 pounds m ilk and
27.1 com pletes a series of 20 such reports
m ands me to sell so much of said
High w hich were the o u tg ro w th of the 1936.
pounds b u tte r fa t
per cow.
land as may be necessary to satisfy
Swedish
cooperatives
boosted
the sum due said p la in tiff, to -w it:
herd honors in th e 20 or more cows ; series of farm outlook conferences
W ATCH - CLOCK
the sum of $582.42, and in te rest
class went to Dell C hristley o. H er-, sponsored th ro u g h o u t th e sta te by th e ir m em bership by 17,000 d u rin g
thereon.
1936
b
rin
g
in
g
th
e
to
ta
l
num
ber
of
His
herd
of
38
registered
I
the
O.S.C.
extension
service
in
the
W ANTED — SECOND-HAND BATH
m iston.
REPAIRING
D ated Ju n e 30. 1937.
m em bers to 5 85,000,
rep resen tin g
tub. W rite Mrs. Bernice W atten -
and grade Jerseys averaged
65 2.3 past tw o years.
R. E. GOAD. S h eriff of
A.
W. BEHRMAN
4 6 -ltc
These rep o rts, w hich are avail- more th a n o n e-th ird of th e fam ilies b u rger. Echo, Ore.
U m a tilla C o u n tv. Oregon.
pounds m ilk and 30.2 pound«; b u t­
WATCHMAKER
aide
In
th
e
respective
counties,
con­
in Sweden. C ooperative business APRICOTS R IP E NOW — W. T.
By J. A. CARNEY. Deputy.
te r f a t per cow for th e month.
HERMISTON
OREGON
(Ju ly 8— Aug. 5)
s titu te th e most a u th e n tic guide to increased $6,917,000 to to ta l $111,
B
ray,
U
m
atilla,
Ore.
46-2tp
H igh herd honors in th e 12 to 20
profitab le farm in g p ractices in each 4 94,000 th e p ast year.
cows class goes to C. A. L inder of
FOR SALE W EA N ER 1’IGS. C. A.
region.
The la test rep o rt, for e x ­
C ooperatives in N orw ay Increased
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
B inder, H erm iston.
4 6 -ltp
H erm iston.
H is herd of 13 mixed
DR. A. E. MARBLE
H olsteins. G uernseys and Jerseys am ple, records th e com bined o p in ­ th e ir m em bership 10,000, m aking HAVE WORK HORSE FOR SALE—
ions of grow ers and th e specialists the new to ta l 148,000, ap p ro x im ate­
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
CHIROPRACTOR
average 971-0 pounds m ilk and
W eig h t ab o u t 1300 lbs., 10 years
Office:
2
blocks east of post office
39.8 pounds b u tte rfa t per cow. High in th e v ario u s fields on th e subjects ly o n e-fo u rth th e n a tio n ’s families. old, price $70. F. W. Lenz, H erm is­
STATE OF OREGON FOR
44-3tp
Office H ours: 8 to 12 - 1 :30 to (
herd honors in the under 12 cows of apple production, fresh prunes, Co-op business Jumped 12.4 per cent ton, Oregon.
UMATILLA COUNTY.
class goes to Mrs. E dna M ulkins of cannery crops, ch erry production, w ith th e tu rn o v e r of th e reta il co­ W ANTED— 25 DOZEN LIVE JACK
P hone 481
— Hermiston, Ore.
sm
all
fru
its,
d
airy
in
g
,
p
o
u
ltry
,
soil
op
erativ
es
to
ta
lin
g
$12,400,000.
|
H erm iston. H er herd of 9 re g iste r­
rab b its or Cotton Tails.
Advise
In
th
e
M
atter
of
th
e
E
sta
te
of
ed and grad e G uernseys averaged m anagem ent, and a g ric u ltu ra l eco­ More th a n 44 per cen t of all th e q u a n tity and price. W illam ette Val- HENRY LEE DEXTER, Deceased.
881.3 pounds m ilk and 39.0 pounds nom ics and m a rk e tin g in th a t d is­ com m odities han d led th ro u g h coop- ley Kennel, R oute No. 7, Box No.
NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN th a t
Herm iston Host No. 37
e ra tiv e sto res w ere produced in fac- 5O4> ¡'Rlem- Oregon.
- c th e undersig n ed has been appointed
tric t.
b u tte rfa t.
Meets first and th ird
U nder each section In th is and th e to ries ow ned by th e cooperatives, TWO-WAY PLOW TO TRADE FOR a d m in istra trix of the above en titled
T hursday. Legion A uxil­
High Herds for First Six Months. o th e r rep o rts, th e re is recorded la ­
estate
by
th
e
above
en
title
d
co
u
rt
good milk cow or heifer. Geo.
th e to ta l cooperative production ex­
F. A. B tk e r of S tanfield holds the
iary m eets second and
45-3tp and has qualified as th e law directs.
te st av ailab le sta tistics, a sunfm ary ceeding $5,000:000 for th e first Hise, K ennew ick, W n.
All persons h av in g claim s against
record for th e first six m onths of
fo u rth T hursday.
of production and m a rk e tin g condi­ tim e in th e h isto ry of th e N orwe­ FOR SALE- TEN ACRE HOME. th e said estate are hereby notified
th e te stin g year in th e 20 cows or
Legion Hall.
tions, and recom m endations for th e gian co-ops.
income;
to
present
the
sam
e
to
me,
w
ith
pro­
w
ith
one mile n o rth ,
m ore class In average pounds of b u t­
$1700, per vouchers, a t th e office of my a t ­
w ater,
plenty shade and
F in n ish cooperatives continued to Lewis Pearson.
te rfa t produced per cow. H is herd future.
43-3tp torney, A. C. M cIntyre, in th e Um a­
push ahead. T he progressive socie­
of 23 reg istered and grad e Jerseys
tilla County C ourt House, P en d le­
ties, O.T.K., added 8,000 new mem­ HEMSTITCHING, BUTTON HOLES, ton, Oregon, w ith in six m onths of
averaged 170.8
pounds b u tte rfa t. FORRESTER TAKES
B uttons; Silk hosiery m ending. th e d ate of the first p u b licatio n of
bers, b rin g in g th e to ta l m em bership N uA rt Shays, 222 E ast Court, P en ­
T he second hig h herd w as owned by
th is notice, w hich is th e 17th day of
OSTEOPATHIC
to 273,000. One hu n d red and th ir ­ dleton, Ore.
C. A. Lynch of H erm iston w ith 44 OSC POSITION
43-3tc Ju n e. 1937.
PHYSICIAN
& SURGEON
ty-six new sto res were opened and
registered and grade H olsteins aver­
MINNIE MC FARLAND,
FOR S A L E 200 ELEV EN W EEK
R eg u lar sports business rose 12 per cen t to a new
ag in g 167.2 pounds b u tte rfa t per
A
d
m
in
istra
trix
of
th
e
E
state
CORVALLIS
OSBORN APARTMBNT8
old W hite L eghorn pullets, cheap.
of H enry Lee Dexter, Deceas­
$30,000,000. In q u ire Connor's Cash Store. 45-3tc
cow. B. B. E astrld g e of Pendleton , newg from Oregon S tate college will h igh of m ore th a n
ed.
holds the hig h honors in th e 12 to again be av ailab le to w eekly papers T u rn o v er of th e C ooperative W hole­
FURNISHED OR U N FURNISHED A. C. M cIntyre, A ttorney,
20 cows class. H is mixed herd of not served by press associations, sale O.T.K. gained 27 per cent and
housekeeping
rooms for ren t. ’endleton, Oregon.
PETERSON & PETERSON
15 registered H olsteins and G uern­ w ith th e ap p o in tm en t of an a th le tic is now over $5,000,000. S tatistic s Rooms to le t by th e n ig h t or week
(Ju n e 1 0 -Ju ly 8)
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
seys averaged 159.1 pounds b u tter- publicity d irecto r by th e A ssociated are n ot yet av a ila b le for th e n eu tral C a rter A partm ents, H erm iston.
43-3tp
U. S. N atio n al Bank B uilding
fa t per cow, follow ing closely in th is S tu d en ts a t th e college. J. W. (B ud) cooperatives a ffilia te d w ith S.O.K.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
sam e class is th e herd owned by L. F o rrester. J r., form erly of M arsh­ w hich rep o rted
P ra ctice In S tate & F ederal C ourts
252,000
mem bers W ANTED DAY OLD CALVES TO
On th e 17th day of Ju ly . 1937, at
W. Owens of P endleton.
H is 20 field and more recen tly m an ag in g and $42,000,000 business in 1935.
Pendleton, Ore.
raise for veal. M ary F arren s, th e hour of 10 o'clock a. m., at th e
43-3tp fro n t door of th e County C ourt
registered H olstein and G uernseys ed ito r of th e P endleton E ast Orego­
C zechoslovakian co-ops came th ru H erm iston.
averaged 156.8
pounds b u tte rfa t n ian , has been appointed to th e po­ a year of ‘'stru g g le and progress” ACCOUNTING AND TYPING. Phone House in P endleton, U m atilla Coun­
ty. Oregon, 1 will sell a t au ctio n to
per cow. W. R. Coppock of Adams sition by th e
DR. F. B. BELT
A th letic
A ctivities w ith a 12.8 per cent Increase In bus­
22M, H erm iston.
41-tfc th e h ighest bidder for cash, th e fol­
PHYSICIAN ft SURGEON
holds the record in th e 12 cows or board.
iness and 18 per cen t gain In pro­
low ing
described
real
p roperty
Office Hours:
Other
u n d er class. H is 8 registered G uern­
F o rre ste r is a form er stu d e n t at duction. T he business of th e co-op APRICOTS R IPE JULY 8 TO 25; situ ated in U m atilla C ounty, Ore­
10:30 to 12:30 A.M.
Hours by
H alf ton lo ts 3c: small orders, gon, to -w it:
seys averaged 177 6 pounds b u tte r ­ Oregon S tate, who la te r worked In w holesale to talled $7,800,000. Re­
3 to 5 P.M.
Appointment
3*4c. B ring boxes and pick. E d ­
Lots 6, 7, and 8, in Block
fa t per cow for th e firs t six m onths. th e apo rts d ep a rtm en t of th e P o rt­ ta il co-ops a ffilia te d w ith th e cen­ m onds O rchard. 2 miles west of
Rea. 713 — PHONE — Office 733
10, N ew port's A ddition to the
» » » _______ 4 5-3tp
Second honors In th is class goes to land O regonian before going to P e n ­ tra l union rep o rted a m em bership of U m atilla.
City
of H erm iston, U m atilla
381.319
and
business
totaling
$35,-
L. C. Dyer of H erm iston whose herd dleton. In ad d itio n to looking a f­
NOTICE OF SH ERIFFS SALE.
County, Oregon.
W. J. WARNER
te r th e a th le tic new* he will also 000,000.
of * registered Jerseys averaged
Said sale la made under execution
The Cooperative W holesale Socie­
handle m uch of th e ed itin g of th e
OF HEAL PROPERTY
Issued out of the Circuit Court of
1«7.7 pounds of b u tte rfa t per cow. Oregon S ta te M onthly, official alum ty of France boosted Its business
Attomey-at-Law
Notice Is hereby given that on the the State of Oregon for U m atilla
The high cow for the month waa nl p ublicatio n , and w ill serve as ad ­ 13.4 per cent to a total of $58,000,-
tth day of August, 1937, at 11:00 County, to me directed In the cnee
Hermiston - Oregon
The
French
cooperatives, o'clock a. m of said day, at the of State of Oregon, represented and
owned by Dell Chrlatley of Hermis- viser to th e business ataffs of o th e r 000.
acting
by
World
War
Veteran*’
which
have
hitherto
produced
a
very
front door of the County Court
taa. a 7-year-old reglatered Jersey college publication*.
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