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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1939. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE The Ohio Farm Bureau News for Ja n u ary points out th a t " it is gen erally accepted th a t because of co operative d istrib u tio n of these pro ducts by Farm Bureau co-ops in Ohio, the prico of gasoline off the tank wagon has decreased 2 f tc per y f MESSAGE TO EVERY MEMBER. gallon or 15% . The total saving for all farm ers in the sta te last year was $1,900,000.” LOCKER ROOM A N D BU TC H ER 1 A sim ilar study NOTICE OF A N N U A L M EETING W e stla n d G ran ge D an ce. made by the J N orth D akota Farm ers Union cover- The W estland G range will spon SHOP HOURS. F A R M B U R E A U CO O PERATIVE p n g 96 cooperatives over th e la st ten sor a dance S aturday, F eb ru ary 4, OF H ER M ISTO N . The side door to the m eat cu ttin g years reveals th a t cooperative com at the school house w ith supper served d u rin g the evening. Good departm ent of the U m atilla Coop petition in the petroleum field has Notice is hereby given th a t the music will be furnished. Admission erative Creamery will be closed d u r reduced the m argin on gasoline 5c reg u lar an n u al m eeting of the mem will be 40 cents and 10 cents. a gallon. Total savings to all gaso ing the noon hour and on Sundays, line consumers in the states of Mon bers of the F arm Bureau Co-opera except d u rin g the summ er months, tan a and N orth D akota exceeded tive of H erm iston will be held at the M ethodist church in H erm iston, WAYS GIVEN TO when ice is handled. $47,000.000 in ten years. Oregon, Friday, th e 10th day of Feb On week days the side stree t en The cooperatives in N orth Dako ruary, 1939, at 2:00 p. m.. for the REDUCE TOMATO trance will be open from 8:00 a. m. ta a re the second largest d istrib u to rs purpose of electing directors in d ist to 12:00 noon, and from 1:00 p. m. of petroleum products in the state. TIPBLIGHT LOSS ricts Nos. 2, 4, 6 and 7 of th e cor to 5:00 p. m. D uring other hours poration, and for the tran sactio n of p atrons are asked to use fro n t en Complete control of the tip b lig h t such other business as may properly disease of tom ato can be ultim ately tran ce to the creamery. come before such meeting. HENRY M. SOMMERER, achieved only by the development of CO O PERATIVE ECONOMY A ssistant Secretary. resistan t varieties, although th e di Shop under new m anagem ent and sease may be com batted to some ex GROW ING IN T H E in new location. The d istricts herein m entioned are tent by indirect control measures. U N IT E D ST A T E S E qu ipped to Go Out to R a n ch for Such is the conclusion reached in a defined as follows; (Co-op League News Service) D istrict N um ber Two, or S tan- new station circular No. 128, ju st D etroit, Mich. — D eclaring th a t field-Holdman D istrict, shall em issued by the ag ric u ltu ral experi ST A N F IE L D BLAC K SM ITH SH O P brace the Stanfield project and all ment station a t OSC, en titled , “The "w e are already in th e process of Back of Brown’s G arage the te rrito ry eastw ard, and as far T ipblight Disease of Tom ato” by F.P. changing to a cooperative economy S ta n fie ld O regon in the United S tates.” E. R. Bowen, south as the Union Pacific railro ad M cW horter and J. A. M ilbath. As th is is a virus disease, direct general secretary of the Cooperative to Pendleton and points east. P resent director in D istrict N um control by spraying, d u stin g or by League of the U.S.A., described the ber Two is P. J. Quinn of Stanfield, using special fertilizers is at present elem ents of the cooperative order to BERT QUICK impossible. The disease has been the n atio n ’s leading economists Oregon. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR D istrict Number Four, or N orth confined for the most p art to those gathered here December 29 for the MOTORS Columbia D istrict, shall include the counties in southern Oregon w here annual m eeting of the A merican Ec Phone 22-R H erm iston onomic Association. members residing in the trian g le tomatoes are grown for canneries. “ An efficient system of economic The new bulletin describes the d i formed by the Diagonal road, the railroad through H erm iston and the sease, its d istrib u tio n , infectious organization m ust produce plenty, W allula cut-off highw ay, and those ness, m eans of spread, and certain m ust d istrib u te th a t plenty eq u ita members residing in the S tate of facts about the casual virus. Clean bly, m ust provide u nive/sal employ FO R E Y E COMFORT A N D cultivation, both in and around a ment, and m ust dem ocratically dis W ashington. SIGH T CO NSERVATIO N P resent director in D istrict N um tomato field, early removal of trib u te ow nership and control. To ber four is H. J. Ott of H erm iston, plants show ing th e disease and con do th is we m ust increase purchasing trol of th rip s w hich carry the d i power by low ering prices and in Oregon, D istrict Number Six, or U m atilla- sease to the ex tent possible are bene creasing pay,” Mr. Bowen declared. Irrigon D istrict, shall Include all ficial m easures recommended. E x He pointed to the failu re of th e p ri the te rrito ry under the Brownell perim ents tow ard the developm ent vate p ro fit system on all these Ditch, and the W est E xtension Ditch of resistan t strain s are being ca r counts and said th a t th e cooperative Come to Pendleton for ried on a t the southern Oregon economy is already dem onstrating as far west as Judson. Your Optical Needs! its g rea ter efficiency and m orality P resent director in D istrict N um branch experim ent station. in E ngland, th e Scandinavian coun E y e s E x a m in e d by M o d em ber Six is R. V. Jones of Irrig o n , tries, th e United States and else M ethods. Oregon. O RG ANIZED LABO R TO DISCUSS where. G lasses G round to F it D istrict Number Seven, or Mor “ T here are in the process of row County D istrict, shall include CONSUM ER ORGANIZATION W h en N eed ed . grow th in th e United States three all Morrow county and west, except — REASONABLE PRICES — AT M ID W EST C O N FE R E N C E forms of economic organization th a t portion know n as U m atilla-Ir DR. DALE ROTHWELL which are destined to re su lt in the rigon D istrict. O PTOM ETRIST (Co-op League News Service) low ering of th e price level and three P resen t director in D istrict N um OVER WOOLWORTHS Racine, Wise.— Organized labor in other economic organizations which ber Seven is S. J. Devine of Lexing^ the middle west, faced w ith the pro P e n d le to n , Ore. P h o n e 5 3 5 -J will increasingly resu lt in th e rais ton, Oregon. blem of cu ttin g th e cost of living, ing of th e pay level,” Mr. Bowen Any member who is a producer of will send representatives here Feb ag ric u ltu ral products, is entitled to ru ary 24, 25 and 26 to discuss the told the economists. "C onsum ers’ his vote a t any m eeting of the mem possibilities of increasing th eir buy' cooperatives in th e fields of d istri bers, regardless of w hether he is a ing power by organizing as consu bution, production and services; co J. V. VILLERMOURE operative finance such as credit member of any farm organization or mers. ELECTRICAL SERVICE unions; and public ow nership of u ti not. Members who are not sure of Organized labor in Racine has lities act to lower th e price level. th e ir d istrict, should get in touch H erm iston taken the lead in organizing one of Social insurances, labor and profes 1 Phone 1031 w ith the office in Herm iston. the most successful city coopera sional unions and farm m arketing tives in the United States. Dele cooperatives Increase the pay level B R IT IS H CO O PERATIVES TO gates will not only discuss ways of of producers,” declared Mr. Bowen. S P E N D $ 1 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 FO R N E W CONNOR'S REPAIR cu ttin g the cost of living b ut will All of these, he pointed out, are also visit the cooperative grocery dem ocratically controlled, are m oti BU ILD IN G S IN Y E A R 1939 SHOP store and meat m arket, co-op gaso vated by public-service ra th e r than G en eral A u to m o b ile R ep air (Co-op League News Service) line stations, coal yard, appliance private-profit and create w ide M anchester, E n g lan d — The Coop shop and credit union to see first spread ow nership by t h A people. Reboring - B attery Service and W elding - Chevrolet P arts erative W holesale Society, B rita in ’s hand the results of consumer action. Labor and professional unions largest d istrib u tiv e business, owned W illard B atteries The conference, w hich will be u n w ith 7,000,000 members; farm m ar by 8,000.000 members of coopera der the auspices of the Cooperative k etin g cooperatives w ith 3,200,000 P h o n e 5 3 -W H erm isto n tives, will spend $15,000,000 for League of the U.S.A., will be opened members and an an n u al business of new buildings and m odernizing F riday evening by H enry Ohi, Jr., alm ost two billion dollars increas president of the Wisconsin F edera ing public ow nership of u tilities existing plan ts d u rin g th e year. W. L. Morgan, D. M. D. Included in the program w ill be tion of Labor, representing the and expanding social insurances; General D entistry a new seven-story m en’s w ear build American Federation of Labor and credit unions serving nearly 2,000,- X-Ray and Diagnosis ing in M anchester, a new fu rn itu re Jacob Baker, president of the Uni 000 members and controlling assets Bank Bldg. Phene »-J and furnishings building in London, ted Federal W orkers of the Congress of more th an $100,000,000 are very Residence Phone 26-J and a new cabinet factory in Pelaw. of In d u strial O rganizations, who concrete evidence of the grow ing co Sunday and Evenings by New buildings and modernized q u ar will both discuss "Organized Labor operative economy, Mr. Bowen de Appointment ters will be provided for glass works, and Consumers' Cooperation”. Mr. clared. rope and tw ine factory, p rinting, Ohi will talk on why labor needs Consumer Cooperatives have had cycles, boots and shoes, fu rn itu re consum er cooperation and the rela a p articu larly strik in g record of suc DR. A. E. M A R BLE tionships of the two movements. Mr. cess in the last few years, he said. and food production. CHIROPRACTOR The Cooperative News, published Baker will describe the success of The co-ops have broken the fe rtili Office: 2 blocks east of post office th e cooperatives in the dem ocratic In M anchester, declared in describ zer tru st, they are handling $110,- Office H ours: 8 to 12 - 1:30 to 8 ing the program, “ N ext to the ra il countries of Europe which he v isit 000,000 w orth of petroleum products ’hone 4 8 1 --------H erm iston, Ore. ways, the Cooperative W holesale So ed as chairm an of P resident Roose an n u ally through 2,000 gas and oil ciety in 1939 will probably be the velt’s Inquiry on -Cooperative E n te r associations and are already the biggest builder in th e cou n try for prise in Europe. second largest d istrib u to rs of petro H erm isto n h o st Mo. 37 At the S aturday sessions E. R. leum products in M innesota and peace tim e productive purposes” . Meets first and th ird Bowen, general secretary of the Co N orth D akota: an au to insurance Thursday. Legion A uxil A TH O U SA N D “ N E IG H B O R S” operative League of the U.S.A. will co-op is the fifth largest in th a t iary meets second and speak on the principles and extent field in th e U. 8.; one-eighth of all fourth Thursday. JO IN CO-OP ST U D Y CLUBS of the consumers cooperative move farm supplies are bought through .eglon Hall. ment. Joseph G ilbert of Midland co-ops; co-op stores, cafeterias, milk IN F IF T E E N COM MUNITIES Cooperative W holesale will describe d istrib u tio n , medicai service and (Co-op League News Service) the cooperatives in the mid-west and burial associations have been grow Minneapolis — Fifty-five N eigh a representative of the C redit Union ing rapidly In both u rban and ru ral borhood Co-op clubs w ith more than N ational Association will tell of the areas; and th e total am ount of p u r O STEOPATHIC a thousand members have been or grow th and work of credit unions. chasing by consum er cooperatives PH Y SIC IA N & SU RG EON ganized in fifteen M innesota and H erbert K att, m anager of th e Ra to tals five hundred m illion dollars OSBORN APARTMENTS W isconsin com m unities d u rin g the cine Consumer Cooperative, will tell annually. last two months, and more clubs are why the co-op was organized and These elem ents of the grow ing co being formed each week. how th e members. 80% of whom operative economy, Mr. Bowen con Under th is program of ad u lt edu a re union men, have built a mem cluded, are providing a g reater ap P E T E R SO N & P E T E R S O N cation sponsored by Midland Coop bership of 2,750 and an annual bus plication of th e dem ocratic princi ATTORNEYS AT LAW erative homes teaching themselves iness of $217,000. ples of equality of rig h ts to our eco- U. 9. N ational Bank Building to help themselves through a combi O ther fe itu re s of the In stitu te on •Japjo alinoli r a d ic e In S tate & Federal Courts nation of study, play and work and Organized Labor and Consumer Co Pendleton, Qre. a sp irit of neighborliness. The clubs operatives will be discussions on C O O PER A TIV ES S A V E are modeled a fte r th e study circles methods of cooperative organization CO NSUM ER M ILLIO NS IN which have done so much to fortify and educational m ethods and a ses PR IC E O F GASO LINE DR. F . B. B E L T Sweden ag ain st fascism and afte r sion devoted to cooperative recrea PHYSICIAN A SURGEON the discussion groups which have tion. (Co-op League News Service) fflce Hours; Other been responsible for liftin g the sta n Jam es Myers, Industrial Secretary 10:30 to 12:30 A.M. H ours by New York — W hile cooperatives 2 to 5 P,M. A ppointm ent dards of living of the miners, farm of the Federal Council of Churches, have saved th e ir own members h u n Rea.'712 — PHONE — Office 733 will close the conference Sunday dreds of thousands of dollars In the ers and fisherm en of Nova Scotia. The “ N eighbor N ig h ts" program m orning with a talk on the "Ideals purchase of petroleum products d u r is expected to lead to the extension and P ractices of th e Labor and Co ing th e last few years, the indirect W. J. WARNER of cooperative services to Include operative Movements.” A sim ilar saving to non-mem bers has ru n well grocery stores, credit unions, health conference a t Dillonvale, Ohio, last over $50,600,000 In th ree sta te s In Attorney-at-Law service and other cooperative servi fall drew together 160 labor and co the last ten years, according to offi ces where the local co-op Is now operative leaders in Ohio, Indiana cials of Farm Bureau and Farm ers Hérmiaton - Oregon specializing in only one commodity. and W estern Pennsylvania. Union cooperatives. FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION General Blacksmithing NORTH SOUTH EAST & WEST No one can te ll w h ere th e w ind w ill strike n ext, b e p r e p a r e d — in s u r e to d a y . FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON F. B. 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A uthentic In every detail, the pic PINE LUMBER 8 INCH, 10 INCH, 12 inch boards; wholesale prices tu re "debunks” many a widespread at m ill; 1 and 2 grade, $20; No. 3, misconception of the operations and daily existence of the Canadian $16; at sawmill a t Reath, Or. 23-3tp “ M ounties,” but the actuality, as vi WILL SELL MY 25-ACRE FARM. vidly portrayed in “ H eart of the w ith strictly modern house, for N orth,” tu rn s out to be even more less than original cost of house. All th rillin g and certainly more in te r under irrig atio n , rig h t u nder main esting than the popular delusions. ditch, No b etter farm on project. The country in which the story is One mile S. E. of Herm iston. Joe laid is th a t wild stretch w hich bor Dyer. 23-3tc ders the Mackenzie river in the far northw est of Canada ju st below the NEW HAMPSHIRE RED ROOSTERS Blood tested, $1.00 each. S. E. A rctic Circle. And the impressive 23-3tp outdoor scenes of the production W alls, Columbia Dist. show this scarcely populated outpost M p CORM ICK -D EERIN G T-20 TRAC- of civilization in Technicolor for the T ractor for sale. A. C. Lindsay, Lexington, Oregon. 22-3tp first time. The picture plot revolves about LOST— TRUCK TIRE, 32x6; SOME- whnre between A ttebury corner th e hold-up of the A rctic Queen, a little steam ship loaded w ith tra p and Roy Neill farm on B u tter Creek pers’ priceless furs and w ith m in hi-way. Notify Roy Neill, Echo, Oregon. 22-3tp e rs’ gold. T here’s a three-cornered romance, too, w ith Foran torn be HANDY MAN AVAILABLE— WILL tw een the charm s of Gale Page, city clean yards, clear aw ay rubbish, girl visiting in the G reat N orthw est do your chores, or any occasional and Gloria Dickson, a tru e daughter job you have about th e place. In 20-tfc of the N orth. The picture builds to quire a t Herald office. an absorbing climax, packed w ith MODERN HOUSE, FURNISHED OR th rills. unfurnished, w ith garage. Also modern down sta irs apartm ent. H. E. Hanby, Herm iston. 19-tfc F IL M E D UT COLOR W ANT ADS l c a W ord - M inim um 2 0 c WANTED — TH REE OR FOUR pure bred farrow s, 40 to 100 lbs. E ith e r Duroc Jerseys, Cheater W hites, or Poland China. Robert Bensel, H erm iston. Telephone 96F5. Romans made cement by m ixing volcanic ash w ith lime. Of the 21 American republics, on ly El Salvador has bo far contribu ted tow ard the memorial lighthouse to honor Columbus, to be dedicated in 1942.. The United States expects a rec ord pear crop th is autum n. 24-ltp FOR SALE— HAMMERMILL, MOD- ' el A, w ith belt; G runo E lectric R efrigerator; Coleman oil stove, 5- room size; 40 rods of hog w ire; One Boar. 2 yrs. old; 2 sows and pigs. H. C. M arker on F rank Corneill ranch, Stanfield. 24-Stp ' MV NO MOIE ! ftftf’Mw-cost ft nape ig. •of FORD PRODUCTS’ imivEBsn retnrr Horseshoeing D r . A . C . W illc u tt
