The Hermiston herald., March 03, 1938, Page 5, Image 5

THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1938,
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
PAGE
opened its second term here F eb ru ­
G ILBERT G. SMITH. A dm in­ FOR SALE — SEVERAL GOOD
fresh cows; also several springers,
ary 15 w ith an en ro llm en t of 18
istra to r w ith W ill Annexed.
and several brood sows, some w ith
students, including tw o stu d en ts A. C. M cIntyre, A ttorney
pigs now. E. E. R ain w ater, H er­
for A d m in istrato r,
from C anada, one from A u stria and
m iston.
-
27-3tc
Pendleton. Oregon.
others from as fa r w est as M inne­
FOR SALE— THOR MANGLE, good
(M arch 3-31)
apolis and Des Moines.
condition, reasonable; Mabel W al­
y / MESSAGE TO EVERY MEMBER.
Dr. Jam es P. W arbasse. president
ker, H erm iston.
26-3tc
of th e C ooperative League of the
CONCRETE P IP E FOR SALE —
U.S.A., an d M urray D. Lincoln, m an­
Any size, a t a ttra c tiv e prices. Ask
Oron O. F elthouse, H erm iston. 22-tfc
HOG SUPPLY; Down
000 w orth of com m odities in th e ager of th e Ohio F arm B ureau Co­
4-H CLUB NEWS
operative association, took p a rt in
FOR SALE— W ELL IMPROVED 14
Hog prices dropped 46 percent firs t 11 m onths of 1937, T his was the opening ceremonies. The facul­
T he S tream line Seam S titch ers
equal to its volume for th e en tire
acre ran c h ;
close to highw ay;
held th e ir reg u la r m eeting la st S at­ from m idsum m er th ro u g h Decem­ year of 1936.
ty for th e com ing term w ill include
four room house. F air out buildings;
ber— from about 613 to a December
urd ay . F eb ru ary 26, a t th e home of
30 in stru c to rs and special lectu rers R. I. RED CHICKS — FEW HUN- fo u r acres in artem esia. See or w rite
averag e of less th a n 88. Much of the
¡11. E. Gordon, H erm iston.
26-3tp
th e ir leader, Mrs. W. E. K ennedy. decline in la te December and early CO-OP APARTMENT MEMBERS
from edu catio n al in stitu tio n s in
dred Red Chlx h atch in g M arch 7,
F irs t and second year w ork w as dis­ Ja n u a ry , however, was in prices of
New York an d cooperatives in New 18 cents each. L eghorn baby cock­ FOR SALE- TWO, SINGLE UNITS.
cussed and M axine Thomson was heavy w eight hogs. O rdinarily a t SERVE THEMSELVES
York and vicinity.
Surge m ilking m achine motor,
erels and p u llets each week. S tarted
ta k e n in as a new member.
th is season of th e year th e re is little
pullets ready now. “ V ig o rb llt” H at- pump, pipe and fittin g s, for 26 head
AND
SAVE
$19,000.
Cash or Term s. G. G. Sm ith,
A new club song was learned by difference betw een prices of lig h t
| chery, Phone 661, H erm iston, Ore­ cows.
GIRLS' LEAGUE HAS
S tanfield. Ore.
26-3tc
th e members, games w ere enjoyed and heavy hogs.
(Co-op League News Service)
gon.
,
28-tfc
T he December pig crop report in ­
a n d refreshm ent« served. T he club
POT
LUCK
DINNER
New York— E ig h t hundred
and
NOTICE OF HEARING
FOR SALE— TWO GOOD WAGONS;
w ill hold reg u lar m eetings every d ic atin g a five percent increase in sixty ow ner-residents of th e two
th e num ber of sows to farrow in the
1
w
heat
rack
;
2
header
boxes;
2
o th e r S atu rd ay a t 2:0 0 o’clock in
A
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re-to
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am
en
t
d
in
n
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r
was
giv­
FINAL ACCOUNT
sp rin g of 1938, as compared w ith o u tstan d in g cooperative housing d e­
th e afternoon. The n ex t m eeting th e sp rin g of 1937.
velopm ents in New Y ork C ity paid en by th e G irls’ League, T hursday 3-bottom 14 in. plows; 150 w hite
N otice is hereby given th a t A. S.
w ill be held M arch 12.
them selves 819 ,000 cash savings on evening, F eb ru ary 24, in th e home Leghorn hens, 1 year old. Geo. R. 'Cooley,
LAMBS: More on Feed
as ad m in istra to r w ith the
27-3tp
th e operation of th e ir own coopera­ economics room. The honored guests W hite, L exington. Ore.
'w ill annexed of th e estate of F ran cis
The num ber of sheep and lambs
Irish Joke Requested.
w
ere
Mrs.
W.
G.
K
ersbergen,
Miss
I. N. HARTSOOK. CA RPEN TER A M artin Gast, deceased, has filed his
on feed J a n u a ry 1, estim ated a t 11 tiv e services in 1937 and voted to
fin al account in said estate in the
b u ild er; W ill help you plan and County C ourt of th e S tate of Oregon
W estland G range m em bers are re ­ percent more th an on th a t date last p u t an ad d itio n al 819,000 savings Lynch, Miss P eterson, Miss G riffin,
¡estim ate free.
H erm iston, Oregon. for ’U m atilla County, and said court
quested to have an Irish joke or year, w as the second la rg e st on rec­ in to reserves for f u rth e r expansion and Miss S ibert, th e adviser.
ord. T his m eans heavy m ark etin g s
H orse racin g , bean relay, three
2 8-3tp has fixed Monday, th e 21st day of
sh o rt story ready as a response to of fed lam bs, but th e increase will of th e services.
The te n an t-la n d lo rd s are members deep, picking ads, and h a n d k e r­
March, 1938, a t 2:00 o'clock p. m.
roll call a t th e re g u la r m eeting be offset in p a rt by reduced m a rk e t­
ings of Texas g rass-fat y earlin g s in of th e A m algam ated H ousing Cor­ chief relays, were played from four FOR SALE— NEW FRIGID AIBE: of said day, as th e tim e for hearing
T hursday, M arch 10
overstuffed set, oil stove, bedroom of objections to said fin al account
M arch and A pril.
p o ration w ith ¡four (large coopera­ to fiv e -th irty u nder th e d irectio n of
In q u ire H erald of­ an d th e se ttlem en t thereof. On or
Lam b prices usually show little tive ap a rtm en t-h o u se u n its in th e N ina Rae McCulley and M arion i fu rn itu re , etc.
Plan All Day Meeting,
fice.
27-2tp before said day an y person in te re st­
change, o r advance slig h tly , from
Van C o rtlan d t P ark
section
and Pierce.
ed in said estate may file objections
T he Home Ec club of the W est- October th ro u g h December; b u t in A m algam ated D w ellings w hich oc­
FOR
R
EN
T—COMPLETELY
Mo­ to said final account, or to any item
Covers w ere placed for fifty-tw o
the last q u a rte r of 1937 .th ere was
dern
electric
home.
In
q
u
ire
H
er­
land G range is p la n n in g an all day a sh arp break. A pparently the de­ cupies an e n tire block on M anhat­ guests an d th e tables w ere a ttr a c ­
thereof, and contest th e same.
27-tfc
Dated F eb ru ary 17, 1938.
m eeting W ednesday, M arch 9, a t cline w as due larg ely to decreased ta n ’s low er ea st side. The services tively decorated in red, w hite, and ald office.
A. S. COOLEY, A d m in istrator.
th e home of Mrs. Jesse P rin d le in consum er dem and for m eats and to on w hich th e co-op m em bers made blue stream ers tw ined
FOR
SALE
—
THIS
W
EEK
ONLY.
together.
(Feb. 17— M arch 17)
40 acre lease w ith 10 acres w heat,
W estland d istric t. A pot luck d in n e r low er prices of pelts an d wool, since these savings d u rin g th e year were Candles of th e sam e colors graced
sla u g h te r supplies of lam bs d u rin g
w ill be held a t noon and all mem­ the period w ere less th a n in the a grocery and d airy store, m ilk and th e cen ter of th e tables. Some of th e 15 acres alfalfa, cull potatoes and
seed potatoes. One large m ule and a
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
bers are invited to be present.
last q u a rte r of 1936.
la u n d ry service and a Diesel pow er members presented sk its and songs few good m ilk cows. H enry Smitz,
FEED GRAINS: Prices Uu
2 7 -ltp IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
plant.
d u rin g d in n e r and F ran ces F o llett S tanfield. Ore.
Westland Grange Dance.
STATE OF OREGON FOR
In ad d itio n to these services th e and E sth e r McMullen received the WANTED — 1200 NARRAGANSET
P rices of feed g rain s— corn, b a r­
UMATILLA COUNTY.
lib ra rie s prize for th e most am u sin g one.
The W estland G range is sponsor­ ley and oats— stren g th en e d in fearly co-op m a in ta in s its own
turkey eggs M arch 15 to 20. Leg­
The p rogram com m ittee consisted horn and New H am pshire Red, day
ing a dance S aturday, M arch 5, and Ja n u a ry , and are expected to hold and playgrounds,, dram a and ad u lt
In th e M atter of th e E sta te of
announce th a t a new o rch e stra will a t a com paratively stable level d u r­ education classes, bus "service and of N ina Rae McCulley, F rances old pullets for sale. H atch in g now. S arah Boyle, Deceased.
ing th e next few m onths. Stocks of c h ild re n ’s sum m er camp.
“
V
ig
o
rb
ilt”
H
atchery,
H
erm
iston,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
fu rn ish th e music. The d ance w ill be corn on Ja n u a ry 1 w ere 1.704 m il­
Dawson, and Marion P ierce: food Ore. .
27-tfc T h a t the u ndersigned has been duly
A stu d y of com parative cokts of com m ittee, M arie H inkle, Joyce Mc­
held in W estland school house and lion bushels, or 215 m illion more
appointed ad m in istra to r of th e es­
ad m in istra tio n of a p a rtm e n t houses Culley, Alm a L aird, and A rild a Fos­ FOR SALE OR T R A D E — 40 acres ta te of S arah Boyle, deceased, by the
th e public is invited to a tte n d . Ad­ th an th e 1928-32 average.
cheap
for
cash;
1
fresh
cow
and
recen tly released by th e Real E sta te ter. T he g irls of th e ju n io r class
m ission price w ill be 10 cents and WOOL: Prices Holding
above en title d court, and he has
h eifer calf for 860. J. B. P erry. d uly q u alified as required by law.
40 cents.
T he dom estic wool trad e finds en ­ Record showed costs in these coop­ took ch arg e of th e decorations.
W estland d istric t.
27-3tp All persons h av in g claim s ag ain st
couragem ent in the slig h t advance e ra tiv e a p a rtm e n ts considerably u n ­
th e estate are required to present
U. P. F. B. Executive Meet.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
in prices in most S outhern H em is­ der those in com parable p riv ate and
th e same w ith proper vouchers, to
phere wool m ark ets in December. govern m en t housing projects.
A n­
me at th e Law Office of George R.
A m eeting of the executive com­ T ra d in g picked up in dom estic m ar­
Lewis in th e Despain Block, P en d le­
n u al overhead for office, legal ac­ IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF THE
m ittee of th e U m atilla P ro je ct F arm kets, but prices were irre g u la r. In
ton, Oregon, w ith in six m onths from
STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA­
co u n tin g , ad v e rtisin g and sa lary ex ­
view
of
th
e
sh
arp
decline
of
ab
o
u
t
B ureau will be held F riday, March
the d a te of th e first p u blication of
TILLA
COUNTY.
penses
w
ere
84.98
p
er
room
in
th
e
th is notice w hich is the 18th day of
4, in th e office of Ja y T. Pierson, 25 p ercen t in prices of dom estic
In
th
e
m
a
tte
r
of
th
e
E
sta
te
of
wools a t Boston since A ugust and A m algam ated a p a rtm e n ts as a g a in st
F eb ru ary , 1938.
a ssista n t county agent, a t 8:00 p. m. the im provem ent in foreign m ark ets
815.67 in K nickerbocker V illage, a G ottleib K u rrle. deceased.
B. DUVAL ISAMINGER.
A program of m eetings, tours and in December, dom estic prices may
NOTICE is hereby given th a t the
A d m in istrato r.
lim
ited
dividend
p
riv
ate
housing
field days w ill be planned for the hold n ear present levels in th e next
GEORGE R. LEWIS
v en tu re, and 814.23 per room In undersig n ed has been appointed a d ­
few
m
onths.
year.
A ttorney for A d m in istrato r
H illsside Houses, a PW A
housing m in istra to r w ith will annexed of
DAIRY PRODUCTS: Prices Break
Post Office Address,
the above en titled estate, by th e
project.
P endleton, Oregon.
THE AGRICULTURAL SITUATION
B u tter prices have broken sh a rp ­
(Feb. 17— M arch 17)
ju d g e th ereo f, and has qualified as
ly since early December due to a
Condensed from Monthly Report of m arked increase in m ilk production SOCIALIZED MEDICINE
th e law directs.
Bureau of Economics U. S.
All persons having claim s a g a in st
and the continued decline in in d u s­
I t ’« Easy To Bo M istaken About
tria l payrolls. P rices d u rin g the first TERMED, “THE WOLF’.
th e said estate are hereby notified
Department of Agriculture,
half of th is year are expected to av ­
Washington, D. C.
erage low er th an in th e correspond­
E d ito rs of th e A lexandria, La.. to p resen t th e sam e to me w ith
Stomach sufferers should le an the
February, 1938
ing term of 1937. B ut despite th e re ­ Town T alk th is m onth made a p e rti­ proper vouchers a t th e office of my
truth about ULCERS. GAS. ACID,
cent decline th e price of b u tte rfa t is n en t rem a rk when th ey said th a t atto rn ey , A. C. M cIntyre, in the
INDIGESTION, belching, heartburn,
By Jay T. Pierson
U m atilla C ounty co u rt house. P en­
high in relatio n to feed prices.
constipation, etc., due to excess acid.
A ssistant County A gent
Milk production on Ja n u a ry 1 th e tferni ‘socialized m edicine’ “ is dleton, Oregon, w ith in six m onths
PREE UDGk Booklet contains facta
co
n
fu
sin
g
"
and
th
a
t
“
th
e
re
may
be
v a s th e larg est for th a t d ate since
of interest. The9th edition, just o<l th«
from
th
e
d
ate
of
th
e
firs
t
p
u
b
lica­
DEMAND: Little Change
1934. P ro d u ctio n is expected to con­ as m any d efin itio n s as th e re are
press, may prove your first step to hap
tion of th is notice, w hich d ate is
py stomach comfortl Clip this to remind
Consum er dem and for farm and tin u e h ig h er th a n in 1937 d u rin g groups fe a rin g or favoriijg the idea” .
you to ask for the UDGA Booklet at
in d u stria l prouuctV in ‘ g e n i a l has 'L eJ ® m; ihnder, of ¿he, w i" t,e.r feed.inp The
............
- ...........—
cry
of those —
who fear th e so- the th ird day of March, 1938.
not declineu so sharply as in d u stria l h ‘ ch‘
im ports of ^ore^gn’" ^ ^ ? ’Called ‘so cializatio n ’ of
THOMPSON’S DRUG STORE
m edicine is
production. L ittle, if any. increase
cneexeq im ports of roreign b u t - r
a scare-cry th a t is being used to
in consum er dem and lor farm pro- pnT„
ijran-v-r-ro t i t ,
m is-nam e m any sin cere effo rts on
d u cts is expected d u rin g th is period. " v o L I F Y M ARKETS: W eak
Severity of th e i::d .- tria l reces-
■ „
for live poultry and eggs the p a rt of ProSressives to bring
W. L. Morgan, D. M. D.
sion has been largely i r e re su lt of w ere wf,ak in j an u a ry d ue to heavy needed im provem ents to th e medical
G eneral D entistry
conditions in the production of tex- supplies an d lessened consum er de- profession.
P resen t day effo rts to
X-Ray and Diagnosis
tiles and autom obiles.
in e
sharp nian(i F eatu res of the su n n lv s itn a
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is
w
p n n
n tractio
tr a r t in n
in tnese
thp-p inn
Inn .-ti
- n ip
u r e s th
o i e la
supply
co
n in
les s n a s i t i -,u n i av r e e a i 1)<>en
c o e n t|
n u ed sltu
h ig a-
h reorganize th e economic t aspects of
Bank Bldg.
Phone »-J
P ilo t Rock, Oregon
affected to some ex ten t p ractically , a fP nI- egg production per hen. t h e i mC ,
Care’ t0 m ake the system of
Residence Phone 26-J
F e b ru a r y 23„ 1938
a ll o th e r lines, b u t re ta il tr a d e a n d e a rH e r-th e n -usual peak in cold sto r- p ay ln s f° r services b e tte r adapted
Bunday and Evenings by
general business ac tiv ity have held a -e stock-i of frozen poultry, and the to th e req u irem en ts of th e A m eri­
“ V ig o rb llt" P o u ltry F arm and H atch ery
up relatively well.
Appointment
j record low num bers of lay in g birds can public, need by no m eans lead
N. J. V anskike
| on farm s. A large ou t-o f-sto rag e
FARM INCOME: Down
H erm iston, Oregon
movement of shell eggs was an im- to ‘socialized’ sta te control of doc-
From
November to December, p o rta n t developm ent d u rin g Decern- tors or t0 ’«ocialized’ s ta te direction
D ear S ir:
1937, the decline in cash income her. B roiler prices broke sh arp ly in °f professional techniques, as those
I w ant to order 200 W hite L eghorn “ V ig o rb ilt” baby p ul­
W ATCH - CLOCK
from m ark etin g s was 38 m illion | m id -Jan u ary , th e birds selling for 10 ¡who cry ’w o lf would m ake one be-
le ts ag ain th is year for delivery around the 5 th to 15th o f April.
d o lla rs; com pared w ith December a cents less th in
in m id-sum m er Iipvp
REPAIRING
I had w onderful success with the p u llets last year. Let us know
y ear earlier, the cash income w as 50 S oring prices may be so m e w h a t’
A. W. REHRMAN
T he type of progressive method
m illion less.
; h ig h er th a n in th e sp rin g of 1937
w h at th e price is and when they can be delivered.
T he November to December de- -r i p » i r n n v e c
„
WATCHMAKER
advocated by the B ureau of Coopera­
C.
C.
HORN
cline in income was slig h tly more
bmall
HERMISTON
OREGON
tive Medicine, would b rin g about a
th a n seasonal. Income from livestock
Farm f]ockg of p o u ltry on J a n u -
N OTE: Mr. and Mrs. H orn have purcha&ed “ VIGORBILT” Leg­
more
ad
eq
u
ate
d
istrib
u
tio
n
of
m
edi­
and livestock products declined more ary j continued the sm allest num ber
horn chicks for th e past eig h t years, and have been en tirely sa tis­
th a n seasonally. The relativ ely b e t-| o f hens and pun etg of iay in g age in cal services along lines by no m eans
fied every year, ’n u f scd.
DR. A E. MARBLE
te r show ing by crops was due largely 14 years of governm ent record for ‘socialized’ or ‘s ta te co n tro lled ’. By
to increased sales of fru its and v e g e -H h a t d ate— 77.4 layers ss an average th e B u reau ’s m ethod, w hich many
CHIROPRACTOR
tables and less th an the usual s e a s -; for the en tlrp co u n try — com pared groups are already u sin g successful- j
PRICES
IN
1938
Office:
2
blocks east of post office
onal decline in cotton m arketings, w ith 84.2 on Ja n u a ry 1 1937
Office H ours: 8 to 12 - 1 :30 to 6
ly, num bers of consum ers join to ­
In th e livestock and products group !
WHITE LEGHORNS
th e re was a sh arp decline in income
g eth er to m ake periodic, fixed, pre­
Phone 4 8 1 --------H erm iston, Ore.
WHITE LEGHORN SEXED PULLETS
$ 22.00 PER 100
from poultry and eggs ai.d a m oder­ SEVEN CO-OP WHOLESALES
paym ents for th e m edical services
WHITE LEGHORN SEXED PULLETS
107.50 PER 500
a te decline in income from m eat
of a group of physicians whom they
REPORT TOTAL SALES OF
animals.
WHITE LEGHORN SEXED PULLETS
215.00 PER 1000
Hermiston Host No. 37
' have employed to keep them well
PRICES: Lower
$27.550,000 IN 1937.
Meets first and th ird
STRAIGHT RUN LEGHORN CHICKS
$ 12.00 PER 100
and to give them re g u la r m edical a t- i
^ ^ 1
T hursday. Legion A uxil­
T he index of prices of farm pro­
STRAIGHT RUN LEGHORN CHICKS
50.00 PER 5C0
’ ten tlo n when th ey need it. Those 1
(C'o-op L eague News Service)
d u cts on J a n u a ry 15 w as the low est
iary m eets second and
STRAIGHT RUN LEGHORN CHICKS
100.00 PER 1000
fam iliar w ith th e cooperative move- 1
since June, 1935. T he J a n u a ry 15 | New York— C o n tin u in g th e ir a d -|
fo u rth T hursday.
m ent know th a t th is medical pro- 1
LEGHORN COCKERELS
$ 3.00 PER 100
fig u re w as 102 com pared w ith 104 vance in sp ite of a sm all drop in
Legion Hall.
LEGHORN COCKERELS
12.50 PER 500
on December 15 and w ith 131 on volume in November and December gram is th e 'm iddle w ay’ w ith no I
im
plications
of
‘sta
te
reg
im
en
ta
tio
n
'
,
LEGHORN COCKERELS
25.00 PER 1000
J a n u a ry 15, 1937.
due to th e general business reces-
T he 2-point decline d u rin g th e i s)on geyen congumerg. coopcrative in it.
NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS
A ctually, ‘socialized m edicine’ is
la st m onth of record w as due chiefly
to low er prices of d airy and p o ultry . ~ hole«Ue associations affilia te d w ith practiced only In a socialized state.
STRAIGHT RUN NEW HAMPSHIRE
$12.50 PER 100
OSTEOPATHIC
prod u cts
i *he Co°P era tlv « League of th e U.S.A. The cooperative method is ‘social­
SEXED PULLETS DAY OLD ....
17.00 PER 100
w hich have reported to date, show
PHYSICIAN
& SURGEON
Wheat: Prices Up
ized’ only so far as progress tow ard
DAY OLD COCKERELS
9.00 PER 100
. an increase of 5 U m illion dollars in
g re a te r hum an w elfare may be
Domestic w heat prices advanced
. h r in _.
th „
OSBORN APARTMENTS
RHODE ISLAND REDS
sh a rp ly in early Ja n u a ry , th e resu lt 1937‘ b rin g in g th e y e a r s total to called ‘socialized’.
If ’socialized i
827,551,759—
23.6%
above
th
e
ir
o f a good export trad e an d active
SAME PRICE AS NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS.
m edicine’ in th e R ussian sense is
volume for the previous year.
m illin g inquiry.
one of th e m any m ethods suggested j
BROODED LEGHORN PULLETS
The seven cooperative w holesales
CATTLE: Increased Feeding
PETERSON & PETERSON
to reorganize th e profession it is
10 DAY OLD LEGHORN PULLETS
$25.00 PER 100
serve more th an a thousand reta il
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
A 15 p ercent increase in th e num
„
,
,,
.
to be clearly d iffe ren tia te d
from
FOUR WEEK LEGHORN PULLETS
40.00 PER 100
to o nthpr
,
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of c a ttle —
on -------—
feed in —
th e corn belt , cooperatives . from
U. 8. N ational Bank B uilding
. . . M assachusetts
.
in e r suggestions th a t would u bring
SIX WEEK LEGHORN PULLETS
55.00 PER 100
fta te s . Ja n u a ry 1, th is year com-1 Colorado and han d le petroleum p r o - ' fniDrov
f (.
. .n U ro lv air
P ractice in S tate A F ederal C ourts
pared w ith last, suggests a m arked j ducts, groceries and g eneral farm
’
EIGHT WEEK LEGHORN PULLETS
70.00 PER 100
Pendleton, Ore.
increase In th e supply of w ell-finish-1 gl
]jeg
Th ag8OC,ationg rpnnrtp, l feren t channe,,,‘ T he scare-cry ’so-
ed, grain-fed c a ttle In sp rin g and I
.
'
.
' ¡^lallzed* should be choked by an in-
TURKEY
POULTS—CUSTOM
HATCHING
cum m er.
| th a t
th e cu/ ™ ‘
te llig e n t d efinition of term s before
HEN and TURKEY EGGS
For th e full year, to ta l sla u g h te r have been no failu res of local re ta il , it M ra i . . , „
.
. .
DR. F. B. BELT
of c a ttle and calves is expected to co-ops served by them and th a t th e I „ " ’~
.
nPe'!'“1
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
A
10
per
cent
Deposit
M
ust
Accompany
All
O
rders
on
Chicks.
be sm aller th a n in 1937, b u t m uch num ber of PmP|oyeP, w a„ erP atpr
h a n *** ,n ” »* n a tio n s distribution,
Office H ours:
O ther
of th is reduction w ill be offset by !
oyePS * aa n e a t e r a . j „ f heaIth
A 20 per gent Deposit Must Accompany A ll O rders on T urkey P oults
10:jJ0 to 1 2:30 A.M.
H ours by
h eav ier av erag e w eight of c a ttle th e end of 1937 tb>n a t th e close of
2 to 6 P.M.
A ppelntm ent
slaughtered.
j 1936.
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Among th e factors responsible fo rj
T he C ooperative W holesale. Inc., 18 STUDENTS FROM U. 8..
.the sh a rp decline in prices of the Chicago, established
in
1936 to CANADA AND AUSTRIA
b e tte r gradee of c a ttle from October
th ro u g h December w ere a slig h t in ­ serve city co-opt in Iilltnois, In d ia ­ ENROLL IN CO-OP COLLEGE.
W. J. WARNER
crease in the supply of such c a ttle , na. Ohio an d S outhern M ichigan, re ­
a decrease In consum er dem and for ported business of more th a n 8100,-
(Co-op League News Service)
Attomey-at-Law
m eats, a seasonal increase In poultry 000 as a g a in st 835,000 in its rirst
New Y ork— T he C ooperative Col­
HERMISTON,
OREGON
supplies, a m ore-than-seasonal In­
Hermiston - Oregon
T he F arm ers Union C entral lege for th e tra in in g of prospective
crease In sla u g h te r supplies of hogs, year.
a a d a sh a rp decline in h ide prices. Bxchange. 8t. Paul, handled 84,233,- cooperative ed u cato rs an d executives
PHONE M l
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
WANT AUS
STOMACH TROUBLE
B uyer of “ V ig o rb ilt” Chicks
fo r M any Years
Dr. A. C. Willcutt
“ V ig o rb llt” P o u ltry Farm
and H atchery