The Hermiston herald., July 22, 1937, Page 7, Image 7

THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1937.
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
•X M ESSAGE
TO
EVERY
PACE SEVEN
SEE US ANO AVOID TIRE TROUBLE THIS SUMMER
MEM BER.
CANNING SCHEDULE
and the sour in a n o th e r,” said Naak- age m eeting in w hich b u tter-m ak ers
tgeboren. "B o th are churned sep- p articip ated . Bill W argow sky w ent
from July 19th to 24th
arately . The No. 2 is churned alone. to see w h at he could le an t. One of
8 to 11 A.M. 1 - 3:3 0 P.M. Sweet cream gets th e h ighest price, th e fea tu re s of the meet was a b u t­
sour is a cent less and No. 2 is two te r-ju d g in g contest. T here were
MON.— Peas
Peas
cents less.
eig h ty -fo u r co n testan ts ju d g in g b u t­
TUES.— F ru it
Beans
“ You'd be surp rised a t the th in g s ter, most of them rep resen tin g much
W ED .— Peas
Peas
th a t will flav o r cream ,” he w ent on. la rg e r cream eries th a n th e one at
THURS.— F ru it
Beans
"In early sum m er our w orst trouble Boyden. Bill peered th ro u g h his big
FR I.— Peas
Peas
is potatoes. W ith
the w eath er round glasses— and sniffed. Mostly
SAT.— F ru it
Beans
w arm ing up, they p u t th e cream in he ju st sniffed— a t b u tter.
W hen
”
Corn w ill be com ing on soon if j a basem ent to cool. And th ere are th e smoke cleared aw ay, Bill was
you have any to can th is week, let i
It was all
Ju s
know and we will m ake or-1 alw ays potatoes in a basem ent th a t adjudged th e w inner.
I rangem ents to take care of any pro- I tlm e of year-—sp ro u tin g or spoiling. very confusing to Bill, because the
d u cts not listed.
We c |n alw ays detect th a t flavor. experts th e re had come all th e way
P lease remove all canned goods I t ’s No. 2 cream. Then th e re ’s the from P o rtlan d , Maine, to P o rtlan d ,
now in th e cannery.
odor picked up from a m usty cellar. Oregon, an d he had to go up in front
HERMISTON CO-OP CANNERY,
of them all and blink w hile they
By 0. L. Barlow, M anager. We get so we know them a il.”
Bill W argow sky, th e m anager, made a speech and handed him a
came in to th e te stin g room then. He silver cup as big as a hotel spittoon.
Stanfield Grange Picnio.
w ears thick, rotind-lensed glasses Bill brought th e cup home, hid it,
The S tanfield G-range w ill hold
____
I its re g u la r m eeting th e fo u rth Tues- about th e size of b u tte r chips. N aak­ and w ent back to sn iffin g cream
I day in July, w hich w ill be the 27th. tgeboren shoved th e suspect cream cans.
The business m eeting w ill be pre- can over.
“ T his cup business isn 't all th ere
I ceded by an indoor picnic a t the
“W hat is it, B ill?”
is to b u tte r-m a k in g ,” says Bill, and
S tanfield G range hall and everyone
Bill beut over and sniffed. And Rick agrees w ith him. N eith er one
is invited to b rin g a covered dish
he’s
got a schnozzle too, if you ask know s rig h t now w here th e ir v a r­
and be present. T he picnic supper
me.
ious cups are.
“They a re around
w ill be served a t 7:00 o’clock.
Bill straig h ten e d up and grinned. th e house som ew here,” they say.
“Some lady, she been baking cin­
"M ost cream eries m ake good b u t­
nam on ro lls.”
te r,” said N aaktgeboren.
So Bill W argow sky added his ob­
And it is tru e. No longer does
:
servations.
th e F a rm e rs’ C ream ery a t Boyden
"B u tch erin g . . . th a t's a bad tim e pay th a t ex tra th ree cents prem ium
The F arm B ureau A uxiliary will
for
cream. They m ake sausage, head for cream . It isn ’t th a t they came
hold a law n social in Colum bia park
cream eries
F riday, Ju ly 23, as a benefit to pro­ cheese, smoke ham s and bacon, fry down, b ut t Me o th er
pork, can beef. The man of the raised th e ir sta n d ard s and came up.
vide funds for a scholarship fund.
Ice cream and cake w ill be served at house comes in w ith a pail of w arm No longer do you see cream cans
m ilk.
H e smells th e good th in g s boiling over in th e hot sun on p la t­
a reasonable price.
and sets th e m ilk down— and gets forms. Cream is kept in a cool place,
A program is being arran g e d and
g ath ered in fast tru ck s and tr a n s ­
gam es w ill be enjoyed. E veryone is tw o cents less for his cream .”
“P ancakes,
too,” added
Rick. ported quickly from
farm yard to
invited to come and help th e auxi-
You can spot them every time. cream ery daily. Today you can get
I lia ry help others.
J u s t like a sm elly stove.”
good
sw eet-flavored
b u tte r any
T he next- m eeting w ill be hleld
And they w ent on. I was th in k ­ place.
And it is because modern
F rid ay , A ugust 6th. The com m it-
| tee in charge w ill be Mrs. Miles ing if bloodhounds could only talk cream eries have learned how to
B arag ar, Mrs. M ary Buell, Mrs. E th - we would h ear some in te restin g handle cream before it is b u tter.
Still th e re is th a t h alf a cent ex­
I el H ughes, Mrs. H. M. Sommerer things.
“Isn ’t th ere an y rem edy?” I tr a prem ium those Boyden b u tte r-
' and Mrs. A. E. Bensel.
asked.
m akers get.
“Sure. We try to teach them to I th in k th e answ er to th a t is found
cool th e ir milk as quickly as possi­ in th e bloodhound sense of smell
ble by s tirrin g it in a cold co n tain er those Boyden b u tte r m akers have
for th ree or four m inutes w ith a developed. It takes years to tra in
stirrin g rod. Then we advise them noses like th a t; and th ey got an
by PAUL T. STURGES
to put it aw ay from contact w ith e a rly s ta rt.
B u tter-m ak in g bloodhounds
odors and cover it up. I t’s the same
th a t ’s w h at they are,, these men
w ith b u tte r. If you w ant good b u t­
w ith noses for the niceties of cream.
I stood in the te stin g room of (he ter, b u tte r w ith th e tru e flavor,
Boyden, Iowa, cream ery, ta lk in g to e ith e r leave it in th e package in
By M arion Ott.
one of them and g e ttin g no where. your refrig erato r, or b etter yet,
A com bined m eeting of all th e
(Co-op L eague News Service)
This te ste r fellow, Rick N aa’. t e b o - keep it in a covered dish. F or b u t­
4-H calf clubs near H erm iston met
ren, was insistin g th a t most cream ­ te r left exposed will pick up most
NEW YORK- Dr. Jam es P. W ar-
Ju ly 14th a t the a s sista n t county
eries made good b u tte r, whip I v.a of the food odors in a re frig e ra to r.”
basse, p resid en t of th e Cooperative a g e n t’s office a t 8:00 o’clock. The
The
I
a
im
e
rs’
Cooperative
Cream
­
try in g to find out why the b u tte
League of th e USA, announced th is
made by th is F a rm e rs’ Coopery tlvi ery at Boyden, Iowa, th ro u g h edu­ week th a t plans have been com plet­ members who atten d ed were those
cation
an
d
th
ro
u
g
h
paying
a
prem
­
in terested in going on th e Union
C ream ery g enerally com manded
ed for a tra in in g school for coop­
county to u r which was held Ju ly
h alf cent above “ New York E x tra “ ium for ex tra precaution in the care
of cream , gets very little No. 2 erativ e executives and educators 19th, 2 0th and 21st. T he to u r was
price on the m etropolitan m arket.
F or th e ir b u tte r they get w hich w ill open in New Y ork th is organized a t Union, Oregon.
Now, you can look through a’ w in­ r°«m.
b
e
tte
r
th
an
th e top price. L ast year fall.
dow in the te stin g room of th e Boy­
T he th ree day trip will include
they m arketed a m illion and a h alf
den cream ery a'nd svc
The co-op college, officially known ju d g in g of cattle, horses and sheep
Pounds
of
b
u
tte
r
and
paid
a
h
and-
cans moving down a long t u c k o
as the C ooperative In stitu te , is ex­ a t ex p erim en t sta tio n s and farm s on
w hich they are unloaded from the opie dividend. One d istrib u to r takes pected to draw stu d e n ts from many th e way. Feeding and m anagem ent
Only enough sections of the U nited S tates who
tru ck s outside. I could see a .nan 1.1 th e ir e n tire o u tp u t.
problem s w ill be explained d u rin g
for
local
use
is
kept
out,
and it w an t to tra in them selves for posi­
w hite overalls,
dipping
ta stin g
th e tour.
brings
New
York
prices
rig
h
t
th
e
re
sticks in cream , liftin g lids and
tions of resp o n sib ility in the rap id ­
D uring the m eeting R obert Ben­
sm elling it as it moved down the in Boyden.
ly g row ing consum ers cooperative
sel explained w hat th e to u r was like
'Developing th is prem ium b u tto r movement.
track.
T hen som ething happened.
last year. It was estim ated th h t the
A suspect can w as in th e line, ,! has not been w ith o u t its d ifficu lties,
The first term will open October cost for th e to u r would be around
could see it the w ay he sniffed the j In th e first place, n o rth w est Iowa
cream and tasted it.
He m ade a j is settled largely by H o llan d ers and 11 an d ru n eig h t weeks, through 23.00 for each individual.
face. Then he personally conducted they are scrupulously clean. In most December 3. F ollow ing th is course
Boys atte n d in g w ere Bobby A tte-
th a t can of cream down the r u n w a y '" of ’ these H ollander-settled tow ns stu d en ts will be placed w ith coop­ bury, G ail M artin, C harles Kik, E l­
and out to th e side. He called ano-i ,herp was already a cream ery.
Be- era tiv e associations for eig h t weeks don Saylor and H enry Sommerer Jr.
th e r sn iffer and they w ent into a i
th e re was plen ty of out- of field work so th a t they may su p ­
U sed Cave for G lass Work
huddle over th a t can.
T he n ex t side com petition from buyers of plem ent th e ir academ ic train in g
The first glass m a k er in Scotland
th in g , the second sn iffer dragged cream from the big city cream eries. w ith p ractical experience. The c u r­
will provide specialized w as G eorge H ay (156G-1625).
He
C leanliness
in
b u tter-m ak ln v . riculum
th e can into the te stin g room.
peculiarly
tra
in
in
g
in
education and business took a d v a n ta g e of a
therefore,
was
not
a
facto
r
at
all.
"You smell it,” he said to Rick
Mo»t of them m ade good b u tte r, m ethods to equip stu d en ts for a spe­ form ed ca v e a t W em yss on the Fife
N aaktgeboren.
coast, and set up his fu rn ace th e re ­
They both bent over the can and and th e Boyden cream ery was about cific type of w ork as cooperative ex ­ in.
ecutives
or
educators.
In
addition
rig h t then I noticed th a t alm ost th e sm allest, and in one of the
If a general c u ltu ra l course will be
everyone about th a t cream ery had a sm allest tow ns of th e d istric t.
they w ere to develop a b e tte r m ar­ open to all who are interested.
long schnozzle.
The facu lty of th e school will
“ You smell it,” said N aaktgebo­ ket for b u tte r th ey had to th in k up
com prised of cooperative leaders,
som ething else.
ren, tu rn in g to me.
So th e men g u iding the F a rm e rs’ professors in educational in s titu ­
I bent over, expecting som ething
te rrib le . W h at I sniffed w as the C ream ery a t Boyden. Iowa, decided tions in New York and experts who
on som ething radical. You m ight will give special lectu res on tech n i­ MARE MULE STRAYED SUNDAY
d elig h tfu l odor of spice cake."
cal phases of th e movement. Among
‘‘It sm ells like spice cake,” I ex­ say th e ir noses led th e way.
of last week 11 yrs. old w ith
claimed.
T hat was e lim in a tin g foreign fla ­ th e in stru c to rs announced to date brand. N otify John Rueber, S tan ­
They decided th a t are Dr. A rth u r E. A lbrecht, College field.
“ R ig h t,” said N aaktkeboren, and vor in b u tte r.
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they both grinned. "Only it's cin ­ cooking odors, barn odors, th e feed of the City of New York, Leroy Bow
nam on rolls.
Some farm er’s w ife cows got and th e ir care, were all de­ m an, d irec to r of th e U nited P aren ts LEFT ON CAR FEN D ER IN FRONT
of B u rk 's Shiall notebook con­
P rofessor Jam es C.
was baking some rolls for supper te rm in in g factors in b u tte r flavor. A ssociation;
ta
in
in g shoe orders. F in d er please
D
rury,
New
York
U
niversity:
Dr.
W
h
a
t’s
more,
they
were
ready
to
when her husband cam e in and set
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down th e m ilk pail. T he re su lt is back th e ir theory up w ith cash. To H orace M. K ailen, New School for re tu rn to Burk's. R ew ard.
Social
R
esearch;
and
Dr.’
M.
M.
get
a
h
ig
h
-g
rad
e
cream
they
decided
they get tw o cents a pound less for
SMALL, W ELL LOCATED FARM
to offer a prem ium of th ree cents a Coady, extension division. St. F ra n ­
th e ir cream .”
for sale or ren t. Good Buildings,
cis
X
avier
U
niversity.
Prom
inent
pound
above
th
e
re
g
u
la
r
m
arket.
“But it sm ells good,” I insisted.
J. H. DeMoss. H erm iston.
48-3tp
will
be
Everyone thought they were cra­ cooperative leaders who
“Taste it.”
members
of
th
e
s
ta
ff
include
Mary
zy; that the Farmers’ Co-op would
NEW POTATOES FOR SALE— 1 %
I tasted and made a face, too.
H erm iston.
mi. n o rth w est
of
“ Did they spill some cinnam on go broke. That was about ten E. A rnold, R. N. B enjam in. H erbert
48-3tc
years ago. It went along for several E. Evans. W ern er E. Regli, Dr. H. A. W ilson
into th e cream ?” I asked.
“No,” said Naaktgeboren.
"The years and things began to happen. K ingsley R oberts, R obert L. Sm ith,
FOR SALE— 350
BRONZE TUR-
cream absorbed the odor from the Boyden butter captured the sweep- Jam es P ete r W arbasse and Leslie
keys. May hatch. In q u ire of Em­
Dr. W arbasse will be
air. Milk or cream is very sensitive stakes at the National Dairy Show E Woodcock
ory Cox, Hermiston.
4 8 -ltp
that way, especially when it still and everyone had to look on the d irecto r of th e In s titu te w ith Lionel
map to find where Boyden was. And P erk in s as reg istra r.
has its animal heat.
FOR R E N T — FU RNISHED HOUSE.
Many of the clashes will be held
“See that pile of cans over there,” there were a lot of maps that didn't
about the 1st of September. In­
he went on. “Something like that have it on at all. Rick Naaktgebo­ at the New School of Social Re­ quire at Herald office.
4 8-tfc
has happened to every one of them. ren went down to the Iowa State search; field work will be done In
Fair with some of bla butter and New York and other eastern coop­ PIANO MUST BE SOLD—STAND
It's all No. 2 cream.”
ard. high-grade, Bungalow type,
I looked and saw where the long came back with a silver cup. They eratives and the facilities of libra­ almost new. You take over balance
ries.
universities
and
other
cultural
even
went
to
the
Minnesota
8tate
lin e of cream cans forked. One
for cash or $6 monthly.
For full
branch was being dumped Into one Fair with their butter and knocked Institutions in New York will be at information, address, Auditor of Ac­
vat. The other w ent through ano­ down the ears of eome of the Mia- the disposal of the cooperativa stu­ counts, Cline Plano Co.. 1011 8.W.
Headquarters of the Insti­ W ashington, Portland, Ore. 4 7 -ltc
ther vat. The suspects were piled aeaota butter-makers— and Minneso­ dents.
tute w ill he at 1«7 West 12 Street, ACCOUNTING AND TYPING Phone
ta prides heraelf on her butter.
up and not dumped.
There was a National Cold Stor- New York C ity .,
22M, Hermiston.
41-tfc
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FOR SALE OR REN T HOUSE &
1 lot on M adrona Ave., betw een 5th
and 6th Street. W rite Mrs. C. B.
Blood, 628 McKinley Ave., Aber­
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47-3tp
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
OP ADMINISTRATOR.
N otice Is hereby given th a t by an
order of th e County Court of the
S tate of Oregon for U m atilla Coun­
ty the undersigned has been a p ­
pointed a d m in istra to r w ith th e will
annexed of th e estate of F ran cis
All persons
M artin Cast, deceased
having claim s against said estate
are hereby required to present them
w ithin six m onths from th e date of
this notice, w ith proper vouchers,
to said ad m in istra to r at his office
in th e Jo h n s B uilding, in Pendleton,
U m atilla County, Oregon.
D ated Ju ly 15, 1937.
A. S. COOLEY, A d m in istrato r.
(Ju ly 15-Aug. 12)
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE.
OF REAL PROPERTY.
of F. B. Swayze, p la in tiff, vs. A lon­
zo L. Needles and o th ers, defen­
d an ts, w hich Haid execution com­
m ands me to sell so much of said
land as may be necessary to satisfy
the sum due said p lain tiff, to-w it:
the sum of $582.42, and in te re st
thereon.
Dated Ju n e 30, 1937.
R. E. GOAD, S h eriff of
U m atilla County, Oregon.
By J. A. CARNEY, Deputy.
(Ju ly 8 — Aug. 5)
W. L. Morgan, D. M. D.
G eneral D entistry
X-Ray and Diagnosis
Bank Bldg.
Phone t-J
Residence Phone 25-J
8unday and Evenings by
Appointment
WATCH - CLOCK
REPAIRING
A. W. BEHRMAN
WATCHMAKER
HERMISTON
OREGON
DR A E. MARBLE
CHIROPRACTOR
N otice is hereby given th a t on the
9th day of A ugust. 1937, a t 11:00
Office: 2 blocks east of post office
o’clock a. m. of said day. a t the
Office Hours: 8 to 12 - 1:30 to 6
fro n t door of the County Court
Phone 481 — — Hermiston, Ore.
House in Pendleton, U m atilla Coun­
ty, Oregon, I will sell at public auc­
tion to th e highest bidder for cash
so m uch of the follow ing described
Hermiston Host No. 37
land as may be necessary to satisfy
th e sum h e re in a fte r set forth, to-
Meets first and third
wit:
Thursday. Legion Auxil­
C ertain land in Section 16 in
iary meets second and
T ow nship 4 N orth of Range 28
fourth Thursday,
E ast of th e W illam ette M eridian,
in
U m atilla
County,
Oregon, j Legion Hall.
th ere being six tra c ts thereof,
p a rtic u la rly described as follows:
T ra c t No. 1: The N orth H alf
of th e S outheast Q u arte r of the
N o rth east Q u arte r of th e N orth­
east Q u arte r of, said Section 16
OSTEOPATHIC
T ra c t No. 2: The South H alf
of ’he S outheast Q u arte r of the
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
N o rtn east Q u arter of th e N o rth ­
OSBORN APARTMENTS
east Q u arte r of said Section 16
T ra c t No. 3:
T he Southw est
Q u arte r of the N o rth east Q uar­
te r of th e N o rth east Q u arte r of
said Section 16.
PETERSON A PETERSON
Tract No. 4: The Northwest
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Quarter of the Northeast Quar­
U. S. National Bank Building
ter of said Section 16.
T ra c t No 5: The N orth H alf
Practice in State & Federal Courts
of th e S outhw est Q u arte r of the
Pendleton, Ore.
N o rth east Q u arter of said Section
16.
Tract No. 6:
The Southwest
Quarter of the Southwest Quar­
DR. F B. BELT
ter of the Northeast Quarter of
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
said Section 16. excepting there­ Office Heurs:
Other
from the follow ing described
10:30 to 12:30 A.M.
Hours by
tract, to-w it: Commencing at
3 to 6 P.M.
Appointment
the center of said Section 16 and
Ree. 712
PHONE — Office 733
running thence North 417.6 feet ;
thence East 208.8 feet;
thence
South 417.6 feet;
thence West
201.8 feet to the point of begin­
W. J. WARNER
ning, containing two acres, more
or Use.
Attomey-at-Law
Said sale la made under execution
Issued out of the Circuit Court of
Hermiston « Oregon
the State of Oregon for Umatilla
County to me directed In the case
Dr. A. C. Willcutt