The Hermiston herald., February 24, 1938, Page 3, Image 3

T hursday . F ebruary u , 1938.
; I
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
MESSAGE
TO EV ER Y
MEMBER.
for reap p raisal of values of person
al property. It was th e g en eral opin- |
ion of the conference th a t taxes be
levied according to income derived
from th e properties instead of by
FOR SALE — SEVERAL GOOD
appraised value.
fresh cows; also several springers,
A com plete tra n sc rip t of th e eco­ and several brood sows, some w ith
pigs now. E. E. R ain w ater. H er­
nomic conference rep o rt w ill be pub­ m iston.
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lished in b ulletin form and m ailed to
FOR SALE— NEW FRIGID AIRE;
all farm ers in U m atilla county.
overstnffed set, oil stove, bedroom
fu rn itu re , etc. In q u ire H erald of­
fice.
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M arion Hedges, d irecto r of research, CROP A N D FEED
In te rn a tio n a l B rotherhood of Elec-i
The Home Ec club of the S tanfield
LOANS RECEIVED
G range w ill sponsor a dance S a tu r­ tric a l W orkers, and Claude Orchard,
day. F e b ru a ry 26. in th e S tanfield cred it u nion section, F arm Credit
G range hall. Admission w ill be 40 A dm in istratio n . O rganizations spon­
BRING RESULTS
A pplications for em ergency crop
FOR REN T— COMPLETELY
Mo­
cents an d 10 cents and th e public Is soring th e conference were the com­
and feed loans for 1938 are now be­
dern electric home. In q u ire H er­
invited t o a tte n d .
m ittee on the church and coopera­ ing received a t th e a ssista n t coun­
CLASSIFIED A DS
ald office.
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tives of th e F ederal Council of ty a g e n t’s office a t H erm iston.
AUTO WORKER’S PRESIDENT
FOR
SALE
—
THIS
W
EEK
ONLY,
C hurches of C hrist in A m erica; the
The loans w ill be made, as in th e
4 0 acre lease w ith 10 acres w heat,
CALLS ON LABOR TO
Social A ction D epartm ent of the Na- past, only to farm ers who can n o t NEW DESTROYER OF
15 acres alfalfa, cull potatoes and
GERMS DISCOVERED seed potatoes. One large m ule and a
tional C atholic W elfare Conference i obtain cred it from any o th e r source.
ORGANIZE CONSUMER CO-OPS
few good milk cows. H enry Smitz,
and the Social Ju stice Commission The money loaned will be lim ited to
S tanfield, Ore.
2 7 -ltp
of
the
C
en
tral
Conference
of
A
m
eri­
th e farm er’s im m ediate and a c tu a l Science A gain Comes to Aid o f
(Co-op L eague News Service)
I
W
ANTED
—
1200
NARRAGANSET
can
Rabbis.
cash
needs
for
grow
ing
his
1938
N EW YORK— " I am for the con­
M ankind.
tu rk ey eggs M arch 15 to 20. Leg­
crops or for th e purchase of feed for
sum ers cooperative m ovem ent
100
horn and New H am pshire Red, day
livestock, an d the am o u n t to be
per c e n t,” H om er M artin, president LITERATUREON
Philadelphia. — Medical science old pullets for sale. H atch in g now.
loaned to an y one farm er in 1938
of th e U nited A uto W orkers of Am­ POWER LEAGUE
once again has come to the aid of “ V ig o rb ilt” H atchery, H erm iston,
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may n o t exceed $400.
erica, told a re p rese n tativ e of the
mankind with the discovery of a Ore.
F arm ers who can o b tain th e funds new and powerful non-poisonous FOR SALE OR TRADE — 40 acres
C ooperative L eague News Service in
The U m atilla P ro ject F arm Bu­
cheap for cash; 1 fresh cow7 and
an exclusive interview here T h u rs­ reau has arran g e d to have the full they need from an in d ividual, pro­ germ killer.
The finding of silver oxide pow­ heifer calf for $60. J. B. P erry,
lite ra tu re service of th e P ublic Own­ duction cred it association, bank, or
day.
W estland d istric t.
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ership of Public U tilities placed in
P o in tin g to risin g prices w hich the public lib ra rie s a t H erm iston, o th e r concern a re not eligible for der, produced from any silver salt
crop and feed loans from th e E m er­ by addition of sodium or potassium FOR SALE OR REN T— GOOD USED
im m ediately ate up th e increased S tanfield and U m atilla.
Mr. and
hydroxide,
a great gap
.,
. bridges
. .
.. . in
S tan d ard Royal typ ew riter. In-
w ages won by union organization. Mrs. A. E. M cFarland and R. G. gency Crop and Feed Loan section the
use
of
silver
as
a
medicine,
quire Th0rap80n’s Drug.
25-tfc
of
th
e
F
arm
C
redit
A
d
m
in
istratio
n
.
Penney,
m
anager
of
th
e
G
range
Co­
Mr. M artin declared th a t the w ork­
m edical men say. The oxide, a '
operative, secured copies of Dr. The loans w ill n ot be m ade to s ta n ­ brown powder, was described for FOR SALE— THOR MANGLE, good
ers m u st organize as consum ers as Thom pson's "C onfession of the Pow-
d ard reh a b ilita tio n clien ts
whose the first tim e at a meeting of the
condition, reasonable; Mabel Wal-
w ell as producers if they are to con­ e r T ru st.”_____
c u rre n t needs are provided for by A m erican Philosophical society in ker, Hermiston.______________ 26-3tc
tro l prices and ac tu a lly increase the
th e F arm S ecurity A d m in istratio n , session in Philadelphia.
A sa le OF 100 HEAD OF GOOD
w o rk e rs’ sta n d ard of living.
W ASHINGTON'S
The germ icidal, the chem istry of I draft horses and ten cattle will be
form erly know n as the R esettlem en t
"T h e essential tro u b le
in
th is
which was explained by John J. held Friday, February 25, at the
c o u n try .” Mr. M artin said, "is the BIRTHDAY OBSERVED A d m in istratio n .
Muller, professor of chem istry at fair grounds at Moro. Oregon, by
As
in
th
e
past,
farm
ers
who
o
b
­
d iffe re n tia l betw een producer’s price
th e Sherm an County Livestock as­
Mrs. B erth a Knox an d Mrs. A n­ ta in em ergency crop and feed loans the University of Pennsylvania, sociation.
Stock g u aran teed as re p ­
and consum er’s price.
The consu­ n e tta B arham planned a W ashing­
where the discovery was m ade,
m er’s price and th e producer’s price to n ’s b irth d a y program for members w ill give as secu rity a first lien on combines silver nitrate and colloidal resented. Some of th e best horses
in th e n o rth w est are grow n in S h er­
m ust be b ro u g h t together. The con­ of th e F arm B ureau A uxiliary a t its th e crop financed, or a firs t lien on silver.
an county and w ill be Included in
Silver nitrate, a salt, is one of the m
F ebruary th e livestock to be fed if th e money
sum ers cooperative pushes the price reg u lar m eeting F rid ay ,
th is sale. Horses delivered to P o rt­
18.
T he
refresh m en t com m ittee borrow ed is to be used to produce m ost potent germ icides, but burns. land for $5.
2 6 -ltc
to th e consum er dow n and operates planned and served ch erry pie and
Colloidal silver is mild, but lacks
w ith organized labor, w hich pushes tea to members, th e com m ittee be­ or purchase feed for livestock.
m uch of the m etal’s germ icidal CONCRETE P IP E FOR SALE —
W h ere loans are made to te n an ts, ability.
th e producers price up to lessen the ing composed of Mrs. Doris Panages,
Any size, at a ttra c tiv e prices. Ask
d iffe re n tia l betw een th e wages th e Mrs. N ellie T ucker an d Mrs. C ath­ th e landlords, or o th ers h av in g an
The new powder, when mixed Oron O. F elthouse, H erm iston. 22-tfc
erin e Sommerer.
in te re st in th e crops financed or the with paraffin, m akes a salve for ex­
w orker gets and th e price th e con­
Mrs. Opal R a in w ater and Mrs.
sum er pays, th u s d istrib u tin g
th e C lara Bloom will act on th e program livestock to be fed, are req u ired to ternal use and it will dissolve in
w hole pro d u ct of in d u stry and b u si­ com m ittee for the next m eeting F ri­ w aive th e ir claim s In favor of a lien w ater for use internally.
A test proving its nontoxicating
ness th ro u g h a g re a te r s tr a ta of th e day, M arch 4, w ith Mrs. Essie T u rn - to th e G overnor of th e F arm C redit
blad, Mrs. M onte P rin d le and Mrs. A d m in istratio n u n til th e loan is re ­ properties was m ade substituting
p o p u la tio n .”
the germ killer for drinking w ater
Carson L in d er on th e refreshm ent paid.
C itin g th e experience of th e a u to i com m ittee,
and given to baby chicks. On the
Checks in paym ent of approved "silver w ater” the chicks grew to
w o rkers whose w age increases w ere
The firs t of a series of luncheons
by ^ increased p r ,c „ . M „ t l „
™ loans w ill be m ailed from th e R eg­ full feather and showed no signs of
THE HERMISTON HERALD
Feed retardation or bad effects.
declared. In South Bend, In d ian a, the home of Mrs. Em m a C hristley ional E m ergency Crop and
T ests for m edicinal effects w ere
Loan
Office
a
t
Spokane,
W
a
sh
in
g
­
I u n d ersta n d , the m erch an ts and w ith Mrs. C h ristley and Mrs. Emma
m ade in conjunction with Dr. Wil­
rea l e sta te dealers and o th e r d istri- Upham ac tin g as hostesses. Covers ton.
liam Lentz of the departm ent of
bu to rs got to g eth er and decided ex- w ere Pla ced for^eig h t g u ests,
veterinary m edicine a t the univer­
a c tly how a raise in w ages to th e CO-OP HEALTH ASSOCIATIONS
sity, but the findings w ere not pub­
lished.
w orkers would be divided among QN METROPOLITAN AREA
PLANNED FARM
Previous experim ents with vari­
them selves in increased prices
BEGIN MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
PROGRAM GIVEN
ous form s of silver caused argyria,
w h at percentage would go for in-
_____
or deposit of m etallic silver in the
creased ren ts, how m uch to the gro-
(Co-op League News Service)
(C ontinued from page 1)
skin, turning a person a ghastly
cer, how much to th e drygoods store
NEW YORK— M em bership drives
gray color. The new brown powder
The
com
m
ittee
recom
m
ended
a
ow ner. By th e tim e they fot th ro u g h and arran g e m en ts w ith several m et-
caused nothing of the like to hap­
th e raise in wages am ounted to noth- ropolitan doctors to provide medical 25 p er cent increase in d airy cattle pen.
This new discovery has been
ing for th e w orkers.
care for th e ir m em bers have been in th e irrig a te d section w hich is in
“ Consum ers Cooperatives, work- sta rted by th e cooperative h ealth as- keeping w ith th e crop com m ittee r e ­ placed on the m ost delicate m em ­
in g jo in tly w ith th e labor move- sociations of M an h attan . Queens, p o rt w hich recom m ended an increase branes, including the eye, without
irritation. It has been given only
m ent. w ould control th a t spread, i Brooklyn and N assau. These asso- of 7000 acres of corn an d barley.
The p o u ltry com m ittee recom m en­ to anim als by the mouth, and cats,
P re d u ee rs
and
copst’r-<”-s’ prior fciations, fu n ctio n in g as educational
dogs, horses and cows have been
m ust be pushed to g e th er.”
o rganizatio n s u n til su fficie n t mem- ded an increase of 30 per cent in cured of intestinal infections with­
Asked about the rela tio n betw een berships w a rra n t d o cto rs’ services, th e num ber of chickens over a long out ill effects.
M uller discovered the germ icid­
farm ers and in d u stria l w orkers, th e have scheduled a jo in t educational tim e program . The p o in t em pha­
presid en t of th e U nited Auto W ork- program for th e ir m em bers and a sized a t th e m eeting was th a t poul­ al’s rem arkable and unexpected
ers declared, " I see «•» co-.«,„-ners co_ series of lectu res for th e com ing try would Increase o r decrease In solubility in w ater and other sub­
co e ratio n ft».'* common denom inator weeks on topics of m edicine, public conform ity to feed costs w hich vary stances while m aking pure silver
6 0 0 ROOMS • SENSIBLE RATES
from year to year. A n o th er point oxides for nonm edical uses.
of consum er in te rest wh*pb m-i bo h ea lth , and m edical economics,
a trem endous facto r in b rin g in g to-
I)r- Jam es P. W arbasse, president em phasized w as th a t sm all farm
g e th e r A m erican farm er« and lab o r.” ° f the Cooperative L eague of the flocks are d e trim e n ta l to th e in d u s­
Mr. M artin was In New York con- U nited S tates, and Dr. K ingsley R e­ try in th a t no p a rtic u la r care Is
su ltin g w ith rppr»sen tativ cs of Con- berts, m edical d irecto r of the Bu- tak en in g rad in g eggs, th u s c u ttin g
snm er
D istrib u tio n
C orporation reau of Cooperative Medicine, will th e price to com m ercial grow ers.
Those In terested In tu rk ey s rec­
w hich was set up by th e late Ed- " ive th e first lectu res to th e groups
ommended th a t th e re be an increase
w ard A. F ilen e to prom ote the orga- on M arch 11, on "C ooperation for
from 30,000 to 70,000 b ird s over a
“ V ig o rb ilt” H atch ery
nization of city consum er coopera­ H e a lth ” and "P rev en tiv e Medicine long tim e program . T his increase
H erm iston, Oregon
In a V o lu n tary H ealth A ssociation” ,
tives.
was recom m ended because of the
G
entlem
en:
In Russell Sage A uditorium , 130 E.
H ad several thousand tu rk ey eggs set a t your hatch ery
w h eat su rp lu s In th e county, and
22nd S treet, New Y ork City.
INTEP-FAITH CONFFRFNCE
d u rin g 1937 and was well pleased w ith results. The P °“ ltg
also as a m eans to assu re m ark ets
stro n g and husky and grew well. W e w ill have you set about
The re g u la r m eetings w hich the
for o th e r g rain crops recommended.
ON CO-OPS AND CREDIT
5500 tu rk ey eggs d u rin g the 1938 h atch in g season.
New York cooperative h ea lth asso­
V ery tru ly yours,
ciations are now holding are serv ­
UNIONS HELD IN WASHINGTON
Corn Acreage Increase.
DONALD DEMOSS
ing to in tro d u ce new m em bers and
• H erm iston, Ore.
The crops com m ittee recom m end­
to present inform ally ta lk s and in-
(Co-op League News Service)
WASHINGTON, D.C.— T he first form ation on purposes an d method, ed an increase of 7,000 acres in
corn most of w hich w ill be grown
PRICES IN 1938
jo in t conference of Rom an C atho- The New York City group an n o u n -
on irrig ate d land in w est U m atilla
lics, Jew s and P ro te sta n ts ever held ces its purpose to be th reefo ld : “ Ed- county.
WHITE LEGHORNS
here on Consum ers C ooperatives and ucatlon in th e p rin cip les of consu-
A nother crop Increase w as recom ­
$ 22.00 PER 100
WHITE LEGHORN SEXED PULLETS
C redlt U nions drew to g e th er several m ere’ cooperation as applied to med-
mended in asp arag u s for com m er­
107.50 PER 500
WHITE LEGHORN SEXED PULLETS
hundred delegates and official r e p r e - ’ ¡cal service; fu rth e ra n c e of h ealth
cial ca n n in g purposes, and also in
215.00 PER 1000
WHITE LEGHORN SEXED PULLETS
se n tativ es from th e th ree g rea t re- education and th e p ractice of pre-
carro ts.
ligious groups w hen it convened here i ventive m edicine; and fu rth e ra n c e
$ 12.00 PER 100
STRAIGHT RUN LEGHORN CHICKS
No increase was recom m ended In i
F eb ru ary 14 and 15.
of cooperative m edicine.” In term s alfa lfa and p astu re lands of w hich }
50.00 PER 500
STRAIGHT RUN LEGHORN CHICKS
At the opening session, E. R. Bo- w ell-know n to those fam iliar w ith
100.00 PER 1000
STRAIGHT RUN LEGHORN CHICKS
we now have 25.000
acres. The i
wen. G eneral S ecretary of The Co- th e cooperative m ovem ent, th e asso-
com m ittee recom m ended a seed pro­
$ 3.00 PER 100
LEGHORN COCKERELS
..............................
operative League of th e U.S.A., de- ciatlon an n o u n ces th a t It “sh all be
duction acreage large enough
to
12.50 PER 500
LEGHORN
COCKERELS
.................................
clared, “T he word ‘cooperation’ in conducted on a n o n -p ro fit, coopera-
tak e care of local dem ands, p a rtic u ­
25.00
PER 1000
LEGHORN COCKERELS ................................
economics is synonym ous w ith bro- tive basis.”
larly In mixed grasses, sw eet clover
therhood in religion, freedom in ed-
At p resen t th e g ro u p ’s dues of $2
NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS
and alfa lfa, w ith em phasis being
ucation and dem ocracy in govern- i cover a y ear's su b scrip tio n to the
placed in w ilt re sista n t v arieties of j
STRAIGHT RUN NEW HAMPSHIRE
S12.W PER 100
m ent. As an economy ow ned by th e new jo u rn a l of th e B ureau of Coop-
SEXED PULLETS DAY OLD
................................ 17U 0 PER 100
ilfa lfa such as ladak, h a rd ista n and
people, u n d er th e con tro l of the I era tiv e M edicine, Cooperative H ealth
tu rk estan .
DAY OLD COCKERELS
........ .......................
9 00 PER 100
people and operated for th e people, as w el* as th e cost of th e lectu res
A m otion w as made in th e general
th e consum ers cooperative
move- and pam phlets on th e h ea lth educa-
RHODE ISLAND REDS
assembly th a t a com plete stu d y be
m ent has stabilized volumes, em- tion program .
made of th e acreage of b arley now
SAME
PRICE
AS NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS.
ploym ent and investm ent d u rin g the
being
grow
n
in
th
e
co
unty
to
deter-
I
Hogs Need Balanced Ration.
c u rre n t depression. T here have been
BROODED LEGHORN PULLETS
OREGON CITY— F a ilu re to feed m ine th e necessity of fu rth e r In­
no failu res in cooperatives served by
10 DAY OLD LEGHORN PULLETS ......................... «25.00 PER 100
th e m ajo r cooperative w holesales In w ell-balanced ra tio n s and to provide creasing acreage to replace cubes
and processed feeds now being ship- i
4 0.00 PER 100
FOUR WEEK LEGHORN PULLETS ...........
th e co u n try and th e n um ber of em- m in erals and v itam in s necessary is
ped in to th e county.
55.00 PER 100
SIX
WEEK
LEGHORN
PULLETS
ployees was g re a te r a t th e end of often responsible for poor resu lts
70.00 PER 100
LIGHT
WEEK
LEGHORN
PULLETS
1937 th a n a t th e end of 1936.”
obtained in g row ing and fa tte n in g
Taxation Problems.
O ther speakers a t th e conference Pte». »ays C ounty A gent J. J. Ins-
TURKEY POULTS—CUSTOM HATCHING
A more equal d istrib u tio n of tax- |
included F a th e r E d g ar Schm eidler keep, w ho explains th a t th is poorly
es
was
the
problem
co
n
fro
n
tin
g
the
HEN and TURKEY EGGS
of th e N ation al C atholic W elfare balanced feeding condition Is usual-
C onference; R abbi E. L. Israel of lY more ac u te w here hogs are kept ta x com m ittee and was th e aim in j
A 10 per cent Deposit M ust Accompany All O rders on Chicks.
the C e n tral C onference of A m erican confined in pens. Any m ix tu re of all recom m endations. Any tax es rec- i
A 20 per cent Deposit Must Accompany All O rders on T urkey P oults
R abbis; Rev. Jam es Myers, se creta ry corn, w h eat and b arley is g enerally ommended a re In view of reducing
th
e
p
resen
t
p
roperty
tax.
of th e In d u stria l D epartm ent o f .th e sa tisfac to ry provided 15 pounds of
A fter th e ta x com m ittee had glv- :
F ederal Council of C hurches; R. N. protein co n c en tra tes is fed to each
B enjam in, president of th e P ennsyl-
pounds of g ra in , b u t th e g re a te r en Its rep o rt th e general assem bly i
v an ia F arm B ureau C ooperative As- th e v ariety of g rain s fed th e b etter, moved to approve all recom m enda- !
sociatton;
D onald E.
M ontgom ery, he »ays. W here green feed Is not tlons and subm it sam e to th e In- '
C onsum ers Counsel of
th e A.A.A.; availab le, five pounds of
good terlm sta te tax com m ittee for fur- ;
Jacob B aker, president
of th e U ni- ground alfalfa, or clover hay should th e r revision. It was also voted I
HERMISTON, OREGON
th a t th e co u n ty ap p ro p riate $2000
ted Federal Workers of America; ! replace five pounds of the grain.
Stanfield Grange Dance.
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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
01UÂIL1I1Œ
WANTED — HIGH SCHOOL GIRL
to take agency for Thogerson Hos­
iery Co. on commission. S pare tim e
Job. In q u ire H erald office.
26-2tp
FOR SALE— TWO. SINGLE UNITS,
Surge m ilking m achine m otor,
pump, pipe and fittin g s, for 26 head
I cows. Cash or Terms. G. G. Sm ith,
' Stanfield, Ore.
26-3tc
FOR SALE — 1936 FORD COUPE;
85 H. P. m otor; low m ileage, or­
iginal tires; h ea te r; make me an
offer, A. A. "R ed” E stle, H erm is-
ton.__________________________ 2 6 -ltc
FOR SALE— W ELL IMPROVED 14
acre ran c h ; close to highw ay;
four room house. F air out buildings:
four acres in artem esla. See or w rite
M. E. Gordon, H erm iston.
26-3tp
FOR SALE — MODEL A FORD
tru c k ; d u al wheels, long base. At
Sec. House, Messner, Ore.
25-3tc
NOTICE OF HEARING
FINAL_ACCOUNT
N otice is hereby given th a t A. S.
Cooley, as a d m in istra to r w ith the
w ill annexed of the estate oi F ran cis
M artin C ast, deceased, has filed his
fin al account in said estate in the
County C ourt of the S tate of Oregon
for U m atilla County, and said court
has fixed Monday, th e 21st day of
M arch. 1938, a t 2 :00 o'clock p. m.
of said day, as th e tim e for h earin g
of objections to said fin al account
and th e settlem en t thereof. On or
before said day any person in te re st­
ed in said estate may file objections
to said fin al account, or to any item
thereof, an d contest th e same.
D ated F eb ru ary 17, 1938.
A. S. COOLEY, A dm inistrator.
(Feb. 17— M arch 17)_______
NOTICE T0_CREDIT0RS
IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
UMATILLA COUNTY.
In th e M atter of th e E sta te of
S arah Boyle, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
T h a t the undersigned has been duly
appointed a d m in istra to r of th e es­
ta te of S arah Boyle, deceased, by th e
above en titled court, and he has
duly qualified as req u ired by law.
All persons h aving claim s ag a in st
the estate are required to present
the same w ith proper vouchers, to
me at th e Law Office of George R.
Lewis in th e Despain Block, Pendle­
ton, Oregon, w ithin six m onths from
the d ate of th e first p u blication of
th is notice w hich is the 18th day of
F eb ru ary . 1938.
B. DUVAL ISAMINGER,
A d m in istrato r.
GEORGE R. LEWIS
A ttorney for A d m in istra to r
Post Office Address,
P endleton, Oregon.
(Feb. 17— M arch 17)
It's Easy To Ba M istaken About
STOMACH
TROUBLE
Stomach sufferers should learr the
tru th about U L C E R S , GAS. ACID,
INDIGESTION, belching, heartburn,
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