The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, November 11, 1937, Page 3, Image 3

T H E
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1937.
H E R M IS T O N
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
J t MESSAGE
TO E V E R Y
MEMBER.
ATTENTION!
Feed Loan Expert Coming.
Members Farm Burean Cooperative
C. A. R iley, field supervisor for
th e em ergency crop and feed loan
division, w ill be at th e office of As­
sis ta n t County A gent Ja y T. P ier­
son on M onday, N ovem ber 15, be­
tw een the hours of 1 :0 0 and 5:00
p. m. Anyone in te reste d in seeing
Mr. Riley may contact him during
these hours an d he w ill assist in
w hatever way possible.
The reactions of th e members to
th e new im provem ents a t th e F arm
B ureau C ooperative mill seem to
ra n g e from th a t of en th u sia stic ap
proval dow n th ro u g h an a ttitu d e
of indifference, into a sta te of ap ­
prehension. T his is only n a tu ra l and
is to be expected. And now, in sym­
p ath y w ith th e opinions of all, it is
felt th a t some explanation is ap ­
pro p riate.
The question arises in the m inds
of m any as to w hether these im ­
provem ents w ill Increase th e cost of
feed to th e members. Most em phat­
ically, th e re will be no advance in
th e price of feed due to the expense
of building. R eduction in opera­
tin g costs will be su fficien t to liq u i­
d ate th e costs of the im provem ents
w ith in a reasonable tim e and even­
tu a lly w ill reduce th e price of feeds
to th e members.
As all are aw are, b u ild in g of th e
sto rage w arehouse had become u r ­
gent. R ent, storage and moving of
stocks of feed had become b u rd en ­
some.
Cram ped and u n sa n ita ry
conditions in both th e office and the
mill unavoidably slowed down the
work. The u n d erp in n in g of th e old
p a rt of th e building had decayed to
th e point w here It was necessary to
replace it w ith som ething more sub­
s ta n tia l. T he old roof leaked and
had become a m enace u n d er heavy
snow. And finally, w orking condi­
tio n s in both th e office and th e
m ill was such th a t the only reason
th e d ep a rtm en t of labor had not de-
cended upon us long ago was th a t
th e ir atte n tio n had not been d ire c t­
ed to th e m atter.
Much cred it is due to th e m an­
agem ent and to th e o th e r em ployes
for th e display of loyalty, patience
and real fo rtitu d e u n d er m ost try in g
conditions. E very m em ber of th e co­
o p erative should, and w ill, rejoice
to see them now lab o rin g under
more sa n ita ry and cheerful environ­
m ent. A vote of confidence should be
extended th e m anagem ent for the
w holehearted and u n tirin g coopera­
tion th ro u e h o u t. w hich has c o n tri­
buted so larg ely to th e success of
th e u n d erta k in g .
J. H. REID.
C hairm an B uilding Com mittee.
Westland Grange Home Ec.
INDICATE DESIRE
BANG'S ERADICATION
The county area p lan for B ang’s
disease erad icatio n w ill be adopted
in th is area if su fficie n t farm ers
w ill subm it th e ir nam es to the as­
sis ta n t county agent, Ja y T. P ie r­
son. If th e re is su fficie n t in te rest
in th is program to pay for h aving a
te stin g v e te rin a ria n come into the
area th e w ork can be cleaned up
w ith in a few w eeks’ tim e. It is pro­
bable th a t th e farm er w ill only be
able to ob tain indem nity for reac­
to rs u n til Ju ly 1, 1938.
Because of th is it is essen tial th a t
im m ediate steps be ta k en to clean
up th e w ork of te stin g in U m atilla
county herds. A te ste r statio n ed in
th is are a alone will e lim in a te pos­
sib ilities of long in te rv als betw een
bleeding and b ran d in g periods.
F arm ers in terested in affec tin g a
clean up in th is area are asked to
say so im m ediately by reg isterin g
th e ir nam es w ith th e a s sista n t coun­
ty agent. W hen su fficien t in te re st
is noted a g en eral m eeting w ill be
called to map o u t th e schedule for
th e v e te rin a ria n to w ork in th is
_______ _____________
area.
TURKEY POOL
SHIPM ENT NOV. 15
The first tu rk ey pool ship m en t
w ill be m ade Monday, Novem ber 15,
by th e E a ste rn Oregon T urkey
G row ers’ association. C ards have
been sent out to grow ers w ho re­
tu rn ed them by November 10th in
order th a t th e num ber of birds could
be an ticip ate d th a t would be sh ip ­
ped th ro u g h th e pool, to be able to
figure the supplies necessary. In
case w arm w ea th er occurs betw een
now and sh ip p in g tim e th e grow er
is requested by th e association to
cool th e birds in open sheds to pre­
vent pre-cooling and cu t down the
cost of shipp in g to th e grow er.
The second ship m en t w ill be made
by the association N ovem ber 29th
and 30th._____ _____
H E R A L D .
PAGE T H R U
H E R M IS T O N . O R E G O N
WANT ADS
FOR SALE— 18 HEAD OF W ELL
broke w ork horses. See U. A.
W ilson, Colum bia d istric t, H erm is­
ton, Ore.
12-6tp
WANTED— MAN EMPLOYED, TO
invest $200 and 3 hours per week
for $25 per m onth added income,
T he W estland G range w ill give a under Mills Novelty Co., P. O. Box
dance S atu rd ay , N ovember 13th, at 981, W alla W alla, W n.
12-3tp
th e W estland school house. All mem­
bers a re invited and also the public FOR SALE — MODEL A FORD
coupe, ’29. W ill sell eq u ity a t a
is invited to a tte n d . Good m usic and
sacrifice. F red H ensel, H erm iston,
sta n d a rd prices.
Oregon,
l7 -3 tc
Laava
PORTLAND
D aily .
9:35 p. m.
Westland Dance Saturday.
R E G IS T E R E D
Canning Information.
ESTRAY — WHO HAS MY LOST
sheep? One crossbred ewe, b ran d ­
T he cannery w ill process an y pro­
d u ct next W ednesday, Novem ber 17. ed O; S trayed aw ay Monday, E. P.
1 2 -ltp
if it is b ro u g h t in by noon on th a t Dodd.
day, Mr. B arlow , th e m an ag er a n ­
1000 CEDAR FEN CE POSTS FOR
nounced th is week._ _______
sale— 7 foot long, b ut u n d er size.
W ould like to sell th e lot for 8 cents
1937 W HEAT LEAGUE each. Inquire H erald office. ll - 3 t p
N U R S E -S T E W A R D E S S S E R V IC E
WINTER
EXCURSION
FARES
COM M ITTEEM EN
FOR RENT— T H R E E ROOM HOUSE
w ith screened porch and base­
m ent, close in, w ater in house. Mrs.
T he 1937 W h eat L eague com m it­ A lfred C. S w arner.
11-tfc
teem en for U m atilla county have
LATE '33 OLDSMOBILE DE LUXE
been nam ed as follow s:
Coupe. W ill sell equity for $100
Weed Control and Soil Conservation cash. M. E. Gimson. In q u ire H er­
W m. M einers, P endleton, c h a ir­ ald office.
ll-3 tp
m an ; S. J. Culley, W eston, vice- FOR SALE— 1 TRA ILER & 1 NEW
ch a irm an ;
C. E. H ill, P endleton,
Royal ty p e w riter.
In q u ire H e r­
se creta ry ; Jam es H ill, Sr., P en d le­ ald office.
ll - 3 t p
to n ; Sheldon T aylor, A th en a; Curl 4 GOOD MILK COWS FOR SALE—
...
D en
onjiotnn-
h
E. A nder
nder-
r.. .
.
.
..
E n g d i.k
ah i l, P
d leto n ; B.
Coming fresh , in . November.
Em ­
son, P en d leto n ; Guy Rockw ell, P i­ m ett Cooney, H erm iston, Or. l l - 3 t p
lot Rock.
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR REN T—
Finance, Taxation, State Legislation
W ith
g arage, also
fu rn ish ed
ap artm en t. H. E. H anby, H erm is­
and Rural Electrification.
11-tfc
R B. Taylor, H elix, ch airm an ; ton, Or.
W a lte r Moore, Pendleton, v ice-ch air­ SQUASH FOR SALE— W. A. JE P P E ,
m an ; R. S. Thom pson, P endleton,
2 % miles w est of H erm iston.
10-3tp
se cretary ; Wm. Steen, M ilton; C. E.
F isk, M ilton; L. A. M cClintock, P en ­
d leto n ; O. D. Isam inger, H elix; Jo h n FOR SALE— GREY WORK MARE
and Y earling C olt; Also corn on
Crow, P en d leto n ; Mac H oke, P en ­
th e cob. W. H. Cook, w est of A t-
d leto n ; A. E. McCulley, H elix.
tebury corner, H erm iston.
10-3tc
Production, Handling, & Marketing.
E ar) Thom pson, P endleton, c h a ir­
m an ; B. W. G illiland, P ilo t Rock,
vice-ch airm an ; Geo. M itchell, P en ­
d leton, se cretary ; Jen s T erjeson, H e­
lix ;
Jam es H arvey, P en d leto n ;
C laude Meyers, E cho; Geo. W ood­
w ard, Adams; Claude H anscom , Pen
dleton.
Transportation.
R. O. E a rn h e a rt, P endleton, ch air
m an ; Ed A ldrich, P endleton, vice-
ch a irm an ; H a rry Cline, M ilton, sec­
re ta ry ; A. R. Coppock, A dam s; P. S.
G illiland, P ilo t Rock;
C larence
Tubbs, Adams; H erm an Snyder, P en ­
d leto n ; Roy R itn er, P en d leto n ; W.
F. Ram ey, P en d leto n ; E rn e st D un­
can, A dam s; M. H. C arter, P en dle­
ton.
The W estland G range Home Ec
club met a t the home of Mrs. B. H.
D otspeich W ednesday afternoon at
w hich tim e Mrs. J. M. Pace and
Mrs. Olsen acted as jo in t hostesses.
P lan s w ere made for an o th e r card
Federal Agricultural Programs.
p arty to be given Decemher
and.
Mac Hoke, Pendleton, ch a irm an ;
th e ladies w orked on tea towels. T he ' GRANGES TO STUDY
n ex t m eeting w ill be held a t the
Roy R itn er, P endleton, v ice-ch air­
home of Mrs. .’esse P ri” dle in an all OREGON'S RESOURCES m an; J. T. P ierson, H erm iston, sec­
day affair, December 8.
re ta ry ; Geo. M itchell,
P en d leto n ;
P en d leto n ;
Jo h n
G ranges in U m atilla county and Jen s Terjeson,
Farm Bureau Auxiliary.
in every p a rt of th e sta te w ill de­ Crow, P en d leto n ; A. R. Coppock,
T he F arm B ureau A uxiliary met vote a lhrge p a rt of th e ir lectu re A dam s; L. A. M cClintock, P en d le­
F rid ay, N ovem ber 5th, w ith a very
to n ; C. E. F ish, M ilton; W m. H.
fine /tte n d a n c e and four visitors. tim e to a stu d y of O regon’s n a tu ra l
The au x ilia ry q u a rte t sang several resources, and th e problem s of use Steen, M ilton.
selections w hich was followed by and conservation of them , according
Linn Turkey Industry Expands
games. C om m ittee in
.iar-;e con- to word received here. C. W. R ey­
A lbany— T h e L inn county tu rk ey
of th e '
eisted of Mrs. E. E pperson. M r’. / . nolds, executive a ssista n t
Barham , Mrs. Joe L inder and Mrs. sta te plan n in g board, has cooperated in d u stry , nn®«1’"*! 8*X y^a r ® “ go w lth
ab o u t 10.000 tu rk ey s, Is today pro-
Joe Udey. The president. Mrs. Bar- w ith grange officials and worked ducing 125.000 b ltd s an n u a lly , ac­
ager, appointed th? follow ing com­ out ‘a study program for th is year. cording to County A gent F. C. M ul­
m ittees for th e com ing year: S un­
An o u tlin e of the stu d y plan was len. In 1936 and th e ea rly 1937,
s h in e - M is s Lois H utchison; M oth­ recently presented to th e U m atilla a to ta l of 103 carloads of tu rk ey s
e r ’s— Mrs. A1 Cable and Mr3. D. county grange conference by Mrs. G. w ere shipped to so u th ern and e a st­
ern m ark ets by L inn county packers,
P an ages; V isitin g —-Mrs. J. H ooker W. Thieesen, M ilw aukie, sta te lec- he said.
On her trip s th e le c tu re r was
and Mrs. L. C. Upham. The next J tu re r
m eeting w ill be held November 19. accom panied by o th e r g ran g e offi- 16 OREGON COUNTIES
cers, includin g Ray W. Gill, sta te
BEEKEEPERS' MEETING m aster; M orton Tom pkins, overseer; HAVE POTATO GOALS
Mrs. B erth a Beck, se creta ry ;
Mrs.
SCHEDULED A T O.S.C. Mary L undell, ch airm an an d Mrs. Sixteen Oregon counties have been
F an n ie McCall, sta te m atro n .
officially designated as com m ercial
A special b u lletin p rep ared by potato areas for w hich po tato goalB
The a n n u a l m eeting of the Oregon
S tate B eekeepers’ association is sche­ th e p la n n in g board lists eig h t su g ­ w ill be included in th e 1938 a g r i­
duled to be held on th e Oregon S tate gested topics, all carefu lly o utlined c u ltu ra l conservation program , it is
college cam pus th is year for the for discussion. Topics a re “ F arm ­ announced by N. C. D onaldson, exe­
firs t tim e, announces H. A Scullen, ing th e F o re sts” , “W eeds” , “The cutive secretary of th e sta te com m it­
entom ologist a t the college and sec­ F arm er Buys and Selig” , “ Fish, F ea­ tee.
E stab lish m en t of p o tato goals in
re ta ry of th e Beekeepers’ associa­ th e rs and F u rs” , “ W h at is H appen­
tion.
D ates w ill be Novem ber 26 ing to Oregon’s Y outh R esources?” , th ese counties follows a recen t poll
and 27, and th e m eeting is open to "W e Can P rev en t C rim e” , “Too in w hich 82 per cen t of th e farm ers
L and— or ' Not
E n o u g h !” , v o ting favored
th is action. The
all beekeepers and o th ers interested, Much
and
“
E
lectric
Pow
er
for
O
regon”
.
counties
for
w
hich
these goals will
regardless of m em bership in th e as­
F irs t of th e
topics
h as been be established are Baker, Clackam as,
sociation.
I worked out in d etail for p rese n ta­ Colum bia, Crook, Deschutes,
Hood
More educational papers and less
tion a t g ran g e m eetings and o th ers R iver, K lam ath, Lane, L inn, Mal-„
business is prom ised th is year by
w ill be com pleted in th e n ea r fu ­ h eu r, M arion, M ultnom ah, U m atil­
those in ch a rg e of th e program .
tu re , it is announced. M aterial is la, Union, W ash in g to n and Y am hill.
Among th e speakers scheduled to
taken from p la n n in g board rep o rts
"T h e new program in clu d in g po­
d ate are Dr. W. S. Brow n, chief of
and from o th e r sources.
ta to goals for 1938 is e n tire ly vol­
th e h o rtic u ltu ra l d ep a rtm en t a t O.S.
T he lectu re series provided by the u n ta ry and should not be confused
C .; G. R. Hyslop, head of th e p lan t
p la n n in g board not only w ill serve w ith th e old pota-to control law ,"
in d u strie s division; H. A. Schoth,
to fu rth e r conservation an d o th e r says Mr. D onaldson. "T hese potato
ag ro nom ist of the U. S. d epartm ent
program s held to be of g re a t value goals will be handled Ju st th e same
of a g ric u ltu re ;
Professor Scullen; ,
to the state, b u t it provides a v al­ way as those for o th e r soli d epleting
W. D. H askell and Louis M. W hite,
uable additio n to th e g ran g e m eet­ crops under th e conservation
pro­
P o rtla n d ; A. B urr Black, form er
ings, it is pointed o ut by Mrs. Thies- gram .
s ta te bee inspector, C orvallis; Geo.
sen.
“ If you p ictu re
ttve little
“ A lthough no sta te goal has been
H. V anfell of th e federal bee cu ltu re
granges, m any of them m iles from set yet, th e n atio n al goal is betw een
la b o rato ry a t Davis, Cal., and Wm. |
an y source of in fo rm atio n , you will 3,100,000 and 3.300,000 acres. T his
A. Schoenfeld, dean and d irecto r of I
see how valu ab le th is in fo rm atio n com pares w ith an average an n u al
a g ric u ltu re a t O.S.C.
is for th em ", Mrs. Thiessen sta te s acreage of 3.346.000 acres d u rin g
Among th e topics to be discussed
p la n n in g board is c a rry in g on th e past 10 years. So w hile th is
a re pollination of f ru it and seed an a(j „ j t education p ro ject to a class will not m a teria lly reduce p o tato
crops; ex tra cto rs, pum ps and o th e r
people w ho could n ot o th erw ise acreage, it Is believed th a t it will
beekeeping m achinery and equip- oj,ta)n
help stabilize th is acreag e.”
m ent; honey g rad in g and stan d ard -
Mr„ T h iessen has alre ad y placed
Goals w ill be established only on
ized co n tain e rs; use of electrical ; t j,e prOgrain before th e g ran g es of com m ercial potato farm s w hich grow
fence to p ro tect bee yards in th e K Iam ath, Lake. H arney. G ra n t. Mal- 3 acres or more of potatoes and
m o u ntains a g a in st bears; honey flo- heur B aker U nlon, W allow a. Dea­ which are located in th e counties
rs of Oregon, and others.
.
¡chutes. Jefferso n . Crook, S herm an, given above. In th e early produc­
O fficers of th e Beekeepers’ a s so -, G illiam . W heeler, Morrow, U m atilla, ing areas, 6 cen ts per bushel w ill be
elation th is year a re Louis M. W hite. W asco. C olum bia, C latsop. T illa- paid on the norm al yield of each
p resid en t;
J. Skovbo, H erm iston, mook. Lincoln, C urry, W estern L ane acre in a farm 's potato goal. In the
v ice-president, and Professor S c u l-.a n d Douglas.
O ther co u n ties w ill late producing arena, 4 cents per
len, secretary .
be visited in th e n ear fu tu re .
bushel will be paid.
n o w in e f f e c t !
Here's how little it costs
TO
IN COACH
One-way fare $ 3 4 .5 0
MEALS
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Winter Playground. Season opens Dec. 21.
Reservations thru any Union Pacific agent.
For in fo rm atio n & reservations,
consult LOCAL AGENT
UNION PACIFIC RAILRO AD
S H IP A K J
R ID E
U N IO N
P A C IF IC
EXTRA
Remember, please—when you take a Smith Brothers Cough Drop
(Two kinds—Black or Menthol—54). you get an extra benefit:—
Smith Bros. Cough Drops are th e only drops containing VITAMIN A
This is the vitamin that raises the resistance of the mucous
membranes o f the nose and throat to cold and cough infections.
REASONABLE ROOMS FOR REN T
by th e m onth, also one a p a rtm e n t
p atty corner from depot.
ll-3 tp
FOR SALE— NEW 48 BASS HOH-
ner P iano Accordion, P rice $48
w ith case. Mrs. A. H. Rohde, Echo,
Ore.
10-3tp
ME STAY
HOME FROM
WORK?
FOR SALE — 15 HEAD GOLDEN
Glow Jersey cows and four h eif­
ers. 1 bull. 2 -u n it Serge m ilking
m achines,
com plete;
R easonab’.le
term s. G. G. Sm ith, S tanfield. 10-3tp
As u n d er all soil-depleting crop
goals in the ’38 program , paym ents
wifi be reduced if th e goals a re ex­
ceeded.
NOS/R!
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR’S
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY.
NOTICE!
O th e r f a a o u i tr a in » : S tr e a m l in e r
5 t a il­
in g s m on th ly from Portland on th e la t, 7th,
13 th , 1 9 th , 2 5 th . P a c i f i c L i m i t e d - D a ily ,
8 :0 0 a. m. C o m p letely a ir-co n d itio n ed .
B re a k fa s ts . . 2 5 c
L u n c h e o n s . . 3O c
D in n e r s
• 35c
T otal p e r d a y 9 O c
FOR SALE — TWO PIANOS, ONE
Bungalow, new , one used piano,
for cash or easy term s. M ight con­
sider sto rin g w ith reliaible p a rty th a t
would buy later. ' J. F o rrest Sm ith,
factory rep resen tativ e, 1011 S. W.
W ashington, P o rtlan d , Ore. l l - 3 t p
NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN th a t
from and a fte r th e 11th day of De­
cem ber A. D. 193 7, th e undersigned
as a d m in istra to r of th e «estate of
C arl Ozana, Deceased, w ill proceed
to sell a t p riv ate sale at my home
n ear U m alilla, Oregon, in one p ar­
cel, for cash, th e follow ing described
real property, to -w lt:
"C om m encing a t th e q u a rte r
section corner betw een sections
ten and eleven in T ow nship 5
N o rth R ange 28 E.W.M., thence
follow ing th e subdivisions! sec­
tio n line E ast 405 feet to a point;
th en ce South and p arallel w ith
th e W est line of said Section
eleven 534 feet to th e >{orth line
of th e rig h t of w ay of th e Ore-
gon-4Washington
R ailroad
and
N avigation Com pany’s line of
R ailro ad ;
thence
follow ing
said
N orth
line
of
said
rig h t of w ay in a W esterly
d irection 419 feet more or less to
th e section lin e; thence follow ­
ing said section line N orth to th e
place of b eginning, all in U m a­
tilla C ounty, Oregon, ex cep tin g
how ever, therefrom a strip of
land 30 feet w ide along th e
N orth line of said described tra c t
and a strip of land 30 feet wide
alo n e the W est line of said tra c t,
w hich strip s are
reserved
for
road rig h ts of w ay.”
Said real p ro p e rty ’ will be sold In
one parcel, term s of sale cash on
delivery of a d m in istra to r’s deed. Ad­
m in istra to r reserves th e rig h t to re­
ject an v and all offers.
Dated th is 11th day of November
A.D. 1937.
A. C. BINDER.
A d m in istrato r.
I Nov. 11 - Dec. 9)
C H IC A G O
# A gain U nion Pacific lead« the way
with a new service — particularly ap­
p r e c ia t e d b y e ld e r ly paraona an d
t h o s e t r a v e lin g w ith c h ild r e n . N o
charge.
O th er featu res: M odern air-condition­
e d equipm ent for all classes of travel.
Porter Service and Free P illow s la
C oaches. LOW COST MEALS.
NOT WHEN GENUINE
BAYER ASPIRIN EASES
HEADACHE
IN A fEW
MINUTES
The inexpensive way to ease head­
aches — if you want fast results—
is with Bayer Aspirin.
The instant the pain starts,
simply take 2 Bayer tablets with
a half glass of water. Usually in a
few minutes relief arrives.
Bayer tablets are quick-acting
because they disintegrate in a few
seconds — ready to start their
work of relief almost immediately
after taking.
It costs only 24 or 34 to relieve
most headaches — when you get
the new economy tin. You pay
only 25 cents for 24 tablets —
about 14 apiece.
Make sure to get the genuine
by insisting on
—
Bayer Aspirin.
virtually
1
cent a tablet
L ast N ovember w as th e w orst
tra ffic d eath m onth in Oregon his­
to ry . w ith 55 victim s. C u ttin g th a t
to ta l is p a rt of th e purpose of a
cam paign now being waged by Sec­
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