The Hermiston herald., February 23, 1939, Page 6, Image 6

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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23. 1939.
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
MESSAGE
TO EVERY MEMBER.
W H A T SCIENCE SAYS COLUMBIA GRANGE
THE DAIRY PRODUCTS INDUS- MEETI NG TUESDAY
___________
W H A T HAVE SHEEP AND GOATS
TO DO W IT H FIRE INSURANCE?
T7 VERY fire insurance company that is
wisely managed will refuse to cover bad
risks, or people who have a record of care­
lessness with fire. It separates the goats
frc~n the sheep.
1 his careful selection of risks is one way
that Old Line (¿lock company) organizations
have been able to reduce the cost of insur­
ance. It is one reason why you can have
confidence in such Old Line companies as
this agency represents.
See ua f o r insurance at its dependable best.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON
F. B. SWAYZE, President
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
® ljr W ir tn iB ln n K jrrali)
Published every Thursday at Herm is-
toa, U m atilla County, Oregon, by
P au lin e M. Stoop and Alfred Q ulrlng,
Publishers.
Bntered as Second Class Matter
December, 1908, U m atilla County,
Oregon._____ ___
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MAYTAG
E LEC TRIC
W ASHING
Subscription Rates.
m ach in e for sa le or tra d e fo r liv e­
One Year ...................................... $2.00
Biz M onths ........................... ........ 1.00 stock. In q u ire b ric k b u ild in g w est of
Three M onths ...................... ................ 50 cream ery . P h o n e 681, H erm isto n .
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0RE5Ì
P b iu s H e
“JOE COLLEGE“ IN
REVERSE SHOWN IN
CAMPUS INCIDENT
W A N T E D TO BUY— F R E S H MILK
cows. O. L. S tra u g h a n , R t. 2,
P e n d leto n .
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MAYTAG
ELE C T R IC
W A SHIN G
m ach in e for sa le or tra d e fo r
liv esto ck . In q u ire b rick b u ild in g
w est of cream ery . P h o n e 681, H e r­
m isto n .
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LEG H ORN AND N EW H A M PSH IR E
ch ick s fo r sale— 2 10 716 c en ts up,
acco rd in g to sex, q u a n tity a n d tim e
of p u rch ase. P u re H u b b a rd s tra in .
S ee'ch ick s on farm in C olum bia. Mrs.
O regon S ta te C ollege— T h is is a
Geo. Beddow, ag e n t.
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sto ry of “ Joe C ollege” as h e is n o t
u su a lly p ic tu re d on th e screen or in FOR SALE— F IN E A LFA LFA HAY,
____ n .
w ith som e w h eat in it. Jam es E d-
cam p u s fictio
Some six y ears ago th e r e cam e to . die, F o u rth U n it, H erm isto n . 27 -3 tp
OSC a ta ll young chap w ith p le n ty
g A LE— C H O PPED HAY,
NO
of a m b itio n an d d e te rm in a t.o n b u t
san d b u rrs. $11.00 rtplivpr©(1.
d eliv ered , 5 mi.
w ith little cash. B ro u g h t u p in a
S.W. of S tan field . E. C. C haney, E c­
“ w ell-to -d o ” hom e, h e h a d seen h is
ho, Ore.
27-tfc
f a th e r 's b u sin ess w iped o u t in th e
e a rly d ay s of th e d epression. Soon FOR SA LE— 3 W ORK H ORSES, 3
a fte rw a rd s h is fa th e r d ied.
y ear old. A. T. K au ffm an , H ertn is-
W ith a h ig h school e d u catio n b u t (ton.
27-3 tp
n o job or special tr a in in g , th e boy FQR SAL E — 3 YOUNG COWS; 1
decided to tr y a college course
He
2Q
cam e to C o rv allis, en ro lled ,n en g ,- r
g
g
w
n e e rin g . an d re p o rte d to th e college
H erm iato n .
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em p lo y m en t office fo r w ork.
1 __________________________ _________
T h in g s did not go sm o o th ly des- POSITION W A N T E D — BUSINESS
p ite h is b est effo rts. T he co u rse w as
college g ra d u a te an d office exper-
h a rd , Jobs w ere scarce as w ell as d if- ience. R eferences. Mrs. J. R. R us-
fic u lt fo r one re a re d a s h e h a d been, sell. Gen. D elivery, H e rm isto n , Ore-
w h ile h o ard an d room costs soon gon.
27-3 tp
used up m ost of b is slen d er S” ' 1" KS, FOR SALE— ONE JE R S E Y
COW,
B efore it w as to o U te h e sw itch ed ! s e v e n y e a r g
W1]] fresh en
TRIES CAN TELL THE
CONSUMER
M ilk is the Most Important Source
of Tooth-Building elements.
« x h e h ig h c o n te n t of calciu m a n d
p h o sp h o ru s . . . m ak es m ilk alm o st
in d isp en sab le for good g ro w th of
bones and te e th .” — Dr. M ary S w a rtz
Rose in T h e F o u n d a tio n s of N u tri-
tio n M acm ilan Co., N. Y.
S c ie n tists h av e m any th e o rie s aa
to how food a ffects th e te e th , h u t
th ey all ag ree th a t, w h a te v e r th e
m ethod, a w ell-b alan ced d ie t does
d e fin ite ly lessen d e n ta l decay. W h a t
is m ore sig n ific a n t, th ey also ag ree
on th e foods w h ich form th e b asis
of a d iet p ro d u ctiv e of d e n ta l h e a lth
in b o th a d u lts an d c h ild re n . M ilk is
th e m ost im p o rta n t of th e se foods,
ch iefly because it is th e b est source
of calcium . One p in t of m ilk su p ­
plies as m uch calciu m as fiftee n or
m ore serv in g s of fr u it an d v e g e ta ­
bles.
In re c e n t y ears, d ra m a tic e x p e ri­
m en ts h av e show n t h a t th e m a in te n ­
an ce of h e a lth y te e th is closely re ­
lated to th e choice of food. C h ild­
ren liv in g in in s titu tio n s , g iven am ­
ple a m o u n ts of m ilk , fr u it an d v eg e­
ta b le s, h av e show n a rr e s t of to o th
decay in as m any as 80 p er cen t of
th e cases. T h is effect w as f u r th e r
show n in a stu d y co m p arin g th e
te e th of c h ild re n in tw o M assachu­
se tts to w n sh ip s. In one d is tric t th e
p re v a ilin g in d u s try is d a iry in g ; in
th e o th e r m ost of th e m ilk is
b ro u g h t in , a n d it is used v e ry s p a r­
in g ly . D en tal e x a m in a tio n s rev ealed
th a t in th e to w n sh ip w h e re m ilk w as
used freely, th e c h ild re n 's te e th h ad
s ig n ific a n tly few er d efects th a n did
th e te e th of c h ild re n w ho received
little m ilk.
T he d ire c to r of a fam o u s d e n ta l
clin ic in s ists th a t bad te e th could
be alm o st com p letely stam p ed o u t In
a sin g le g e n e ra tio n if m o th ers w ould
consum e en o u g h of th e p ro tectiv e
foods— m ilk , fr u it, v e g eta b les
an d
eggs— befo re a n d a fte r th e ir babies
a re h o rn , an d w ould see th a t th e ir
fam ilies do lik ew ise. T h is sta te m e n t
is based on ex p erien ce of m any
y ears in h e lp in g to p rev en t to o th de­
cay.
Canning Schedule.
T h e H erm isto n C o o p erativ e C an­
n e ry w ill o p e ra te T u esd ay , F e b ru ­
a ry 21. w hen m eat an d sq u ash w ill
be accep ted a t th e p la n t fo r can n in g .
All produce w ill have to be in th e
can s by 1 2 :3 0 p. m.
A lton Sisson, M anager.
CENTRAL CO-OP WHOLESALE
PLANS TESTING KITCHEN,
OK’S UNIFORM LABEL
SU PER IO R , W ise.— T h e board of
d ire c to rs of C e n tra l C ooperative
¡W holesale, in a th re e -d a y
m eetin g
¡h ere F e b ru a ry 2, 3 an d 4. approved
la p lan to set up a m odel k itc h e n to
te s t all Incom ing goods, h ired a new
field m a n -o rg a n iz e r, voted to red uce
th e in te re s t paid on lo a n c ap ital
fro m 4 to 3 p ercen t, discussed the
to b a tc h in g
q u a rte rs an
M arch 19. R. K. M iller, B o ard m an , need for a co-op h a n k , adopted the
l i r eals,
tt i n.
w
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co o k in g h is ow n I l I m
b i» v u « t v ®e
2 7 -ltc new n a tio n a l u n ifo rm Co-op label,
before. Mrs. L u lu O regon-
recom m ended to th e a n n u a l m eetin g
n e v e r cooked
H o w ard , w ho h a s been em p lo y m en t ELEC TRIC R E F R IG E R A T O R
AND th a t ap p ro x im a te ly $40,000 of the
s e c re ta ry fo r so lo n g sh e can alm o st
ele c tric rad io to tra d e fo r m ilk $65,000 n e t sav in g s on la s t y e a r's
re a d s tu d e n ts a t a g lan ce, saw sig n s cows. A. F. L iles, A th en a, Oregon. b u sin ess be paid back to th e re ta il
2 7 -3 tp co-ops in a d d itio n a l stock o r d e fe r­
of u n d e rn o u rish m e n t as tim e w en t
on. F ro m a m odest sto re of food
red p ay m en ts, an d set u p a sales
A FE W TON OF A LFA LFA HAY,
su p p lies d o n a te d by w om en s o rg a ­
q u o ta of 3Vt m illio n d o lla rs for
th ird c u ttin g . G. W . M cC racken,
n iz a tio n s fo r ju s t su ch em erg en cies,
1939.
4 mi. e a st H erm isto n , S tan field pro-
T h e p io n eer U. S. co-op w holesale
sh e ta c tfu lly su p p lem en ted h is m enu
2 *2tp did 3 to ta l bu sin ess of $3.045,512
even th o u g h he p ro te ste d t h a t h e 'je c t.
w as " g e ttin g alo n g a ll r i g h t.”
FOR SALE "OR TRA D E— 1 PA IR la s t y ear. W h ile th is w as a decrease
As te rm follow ed term
h e m as­
m ules an d a set of h a rn e ss. W. L. of 514 p e rc e n t from th e reco rd sales
te re d h is course, stood w ell in h is J D ixson. C olum bia d is tric t.
26-3 tp of 1937 th e drop w as la rg e ly due to
class, b u t faced a c o n tin u a l stru g g le
fa llin g p rice levels.
T he to ta l
fo r fin an ces. As a la s t re s o rt h e ac­ FOR SA LE— 1 STACK OF M IXED am o u n t of goods h an d led rem ained
a lfa lfa and o at h ay a b o u t 20 to n s a b o u t th e sam e. A B u sin ess W eek
cepted a sm all loan from an em er­
gen cy fu n d h a n d le d by Mrs. H ow ­ a t $6.00. M endenhall siste rs, S ta n ­ re p o rt of sales for 1938 show ed a
2 6 -3 tp d ro p of 5 p e rc e n t in th e a m o u n t of
a rd on a c h a ra c te r b asis w ith o u t in ­ field.
te re s t. E ach loan w as rep aid p ro m p t­ FOR SALE OR TRA D E— 1 CREAM food sold in th e U. S. la s t y e a r and
ly. even th o u g h h e m ig h t h av e to
s e p a ra to r;
1 box tele p h o n e w ith a d ro p of 10.5 p e rc e n t in general
r e tu r n la te r fo r a n o th e r.
14m ile w ire; few re g iste re d C o rrle- sto res co m p arab le to th o se affilia te d
C e n tra l C o o p erativ e W h o le­
In h is se n io r y e a r h e o b tain ed ¡dale sheep; few ram s a n d also ew es w ith
w o rk w ith th e college w h ic h eased ¡an d lam bs su ita b le fo r 4-H clu b sale. P rio r to 1938 fed eral gas tax
th e w ay a h it. an d h e got h is covet­ ¡w ork. R oy T iller, R t. 2, H erm isto n . an d fre ig h t c h arg es w ere included
ed sh eep sk in a t th e end o f h is fifth
25-3tp in th e to ta ls. T h ese w ere n o t includ-
|ed la s t y e a r an d acco u n ted for p a rt
y ear.
A fte r
com m encem ent
Mrs. !
H o w ard had a c a lle r— m erely to say FOR SALE— 50 a cres w ith o r w ith - of th e a p p a re n t d ro p in to ta l husl-
goodhve. sh e presu m ed , as h is little
o u t stock
See o r w rite W. A. ' ness.
T h e b o ard in reco m m en d in g th e
lo an s had been all paid. In ste a d h e Jeppe. H erm isto n , Ore.
25-3 tp
handed her a check, sayin g it w as a MIDDLE AGED WOMAN W ANTS d is trib u tio n of sav in g s suggested
¡th a t $3.325 go in to a g ro u p a d v e r­
li tt le ap p ré c ia tio n g ift fo r h e r em er­
h o u sek eep in g Job: h a s 6 y e a r old
gen cy fu n d . I t w as h is la s t check bov. W rite Eva M cM ickle, care E. tis in g fu n d and th a t $19,000 be al-
I located to reserv es. T hese sav ings
from th e college an d n w as i fo
w r » $37.80
0 .. . w n s o llt H eppner.
2 5 -J tp
re p re se n t on ly th e sav in g s on w hole­
H e r p ro te sts w ere u n a v a ilin g and _________________
HANDY MAN AVAILABLE— W IL L s a l e o p eratio n s. A. J. H ayes, m an-
th e g ift rem ain ed .
c le tn yards, c le a r aw ay ru b b ish . ja g e r. p o in tin g to th e g re a t efficiency
H e is now w ell estab lish ed in a
,
.
_, , do y o u r chores, o r a n y occasional
I of o p e ra tio n s, rep o rted th a t w hole-
g co o v e ern
rn m e en
n t e n g in e e rin g service. At J(lb Ti„, havp ab o n t th © p]are
C h ris tm a s tim e a n o th e r $10 check q u ire a t H erald office
2 0 -tfc I sale expenses w as only 5.67 p ercen t
cam e fo r th e fund to h elp some pres-
FURNISHED OR of sales. T h e b o ard also voted a
e n t dav
“ Jo e C ollege’ — th e k in d
ltn fu rn l(,he<,, w lth < ara< e. Also ¡c o n trib u tio n of $50 for C hecheslo-
seldom h e a rd ab o u t on th e screen o r mo«jern j own s ta irs a p a rtm e n t. H I v ak ian refu g ees an d $500 for th e
In cam p u s fictio n .
IE. H anby, H erm isto n .
19-tfc [Co-op Y o u th C ourse fund.
T uesday ev en in g
23 C olum bia
G ran g e m em bers w ere p re se n t to
enjoy a “ B ackw ard E v en in g .” T h ere
w as fine coo p eratio n evidenced for
alm o st every m em ber had som e a r-
t i d e of clo th in g wohn b ack w ard ,
T he le c tu re r's h o u r w as enjoyed
firs t.
follow ed
by
re fre sh m e n ts,
cau sin g the business session to come
la s t for th is one m eeting.
T y p ical w ith th e nam e of th e eve­
n in g , pages of th e “ p a tro n ” so n g ster
w ere tu rn ed b ackw ard u n til th e song
f ittin g for th e occasion w as found.
F ive m em bers w ho h ad previously
v o lu n teered to rem inisce and p rep are
acco u n ts of h isto ric a l places of in ­
te re s t visited, took up th e g re a te r
p a rt of the program .
Mrs. N ellie T u ck er, a Gold S ta r
M other, told viv id ly and w ell of her
tr ip to P aris, F ran ce, in 1931.
Mrs. P. H. C orm an told of a visit
to C hief Jo se p h ’s g rav e long before
it w as moved to W alla W alla. She
also related h e r experience of a n a r ­
ro w escape from b ein g k id n ap ed by
In d ia n s w hen a sm all child.
Mr. C orm an told of h a v in g v isited
m any h isto ric a l
places of In te re st
w hich G eorge W a sh in g to n an d h is
a rm y had m ade m em orable, and of
seeing the old L ib e rty B ell.
Mrs. Mary H a rr told of h e r v isit
to th e fam ed M ardi G ras in New
O rleans.
F loyd G oodrich, a fo rm er B oston­
ian. told of th e B oston Comm ons,
a n d prom ised to tell of a v is it to
B u n k e r H ill a t a fu tu re m eeting.
O thers w ho hav e h ad in te re s tin g
ex periences and a re w illin g to tell
of th em a t fu tu re m eetin g s a re
C hilds B arh am , M r. an d M rs. Theo.
P an ag es, Mrs. H elen M etteer, Mrs.
B en F ix, Mrs. L a u ra M orris an d Mrs.
E m il Zivney.
Mrs. H. J. O tt, c o -lectu rer w ith
M rs. Z ivney, a n n o u n ced th e them e
of "G a rd e n in g ” w ould be discussed
a t th e tw o M arch m eetin g s. She
h a s asked each m em ber to b rin g a
w ritte n re q u e s t for a p la n t desired
a n d in th e " p la n t e x c h a n g e ” it is
hoped m any w ill receive p la n ts they
can use.
T h e evening of M arch 7 prom ises
to be a m ig h ty in te re s tin g one. Its
m em bers c a n 't a ffo rd to miss. A
new series of q u estio n s and an sw ers
begin. Ten p o in ts fo r a q uestion
c o rre c tly an sw ered . E ven
if the
q u estio n is n o t answ ered
s a tisfa c ­
to rily tw o p o in ts a re allow ed for be­
in g p resent.
E m il Z ivney p resen ted tw o prizes
fo r th e w in n e rs of th e firs t series.
A sack of E a rly Rose c e rtifie d seed
p o tato es to C hilds B arh am , and a
p easan t ap ro n and com pact to Mrs.
H elen M etteer. T h e re w ill be gam es
n e x t tim e, too.
V isito rs a re alw ays w elcom e.
F E R N ZIV NEY.
L e c tu re r.
CROP INSURANCE
ADJUSTMENTS TO
BE IN COUNTIES
does not cover tr a n s p o rta tio n to and
from N ova Scotia.
F u r th e r in fo rm a tio n a b o u t th ese
sum m er co-op to u r o p p o rtu n itie s
m ay be secured from reg io n al coop­
e ra tiv e asso ciatio n s o r from Dr. J.
H enry C a rp e n te r, T our D irector, T he
C ooperative L eague, 167 W est 12
S tre e t, New Y ork C ity.
u
in su red am ount.
In case of to ta l loss, proof of loss
of th e e n tire in su red a m o u n t w ill be
su b m itte d by th e g ro w er to o b tain
se ttle m e n t.
In case of s u b s ta n tia lly to ta l lo s s -
one w hich m akes it im p racticab le to
care fo r the crop f u r th e r — proof of
loss w ill be based on th e a m o u n t of
loss su sta in e d , ta k in g in to acco u n t
th e
a p p raised
p ro d u ctio n
w hich
m ig h t be expected from th e d am ­
aged crop. In e ith e r to ta l or su b ­
s ta n tia lly to ta l loss, m a k in g it im ­
p ra c tic a b le to care for th e crop f u r ­
th e r, th e gro w er m ay p u t th e land
to o th e r use a fte r a d ju s tm e n t.
W h ere crop losses c an n o t be de­
fined as to ta l or s u b s ta n tia lly to ta l,
fin a l a d ju s tm e n t w ill be m ade u n til
th e w h eat has been th re sh e d to de­
te rm in e a c tu a l yield.
CANADIAN CALLEGE
ESTABLISHES CHAIR
OF COOPERATION
QUEBEC, PQ. CANADA— R ecog­
n iz in g th e g ro w in g place of th e co­
o p e ra tiv e m ovem ent in C an ad ian
life, L aval U n iv ersity has e sta b lish ­
ed a C h a ir of C ooperation in its
School of Social, P o litic a l and E c­
onom ic Sciences.
In a special pro sp ectu s d e sc rib in g
th e new d ivision. L aval U n iv ersity
d ecla red ,
"L a v a l
U n iv ersity , ever
eag er to a d a p t its lessons to th e
needs of th e day, h as decided to ac­
cord special a tte n tio n
to coopera­
tion. T he School of Social Sciences
a tta c h e s p a rtic u la r im p o rtan ce to
th is new C h air w hich w ill have as
its purpose th e sp re a d in g , n o t only
LOCKER ROOM AND BUTCHER am ong o u r in te lle c tu a l elect, b u t
also am o n g th e m asses of th e peo­
SHOP HOURS.
ple. th e idea of th e com m on e ffo rt of
T h e side door to th e m eat c u ttin g th e co o p erativ e m ovem ent."
d e p a rtm e n t of th e U m a tilla Coop­
e ra tiv e C ream ery w ill be closed d u r­
in g th e noon h o u r an d on S undays,
ex cep t d u rin g th e sum m er m o n th s,
E LE C T R IC A L CONTRACTOR
MOTORS
w hen ice is h an d led .
P h o n e 22-R
H erm isto n
On w eek d ay s th e side s tr e e t e n ­
BERT QUICK
tra n c e w ill be open from 8 :0 0 a. m.
to 1 2 :0 0 noon, and from 1 :0 0 p. m.
to 5 :0 0 p. m. D u rin g o th e r h o u r:
p a tro n s a re asked to use fro n t e n ­
tra n c e to th e cream ery.
FOR EYE COMFORT AND
SIGHT CONSERVATION
Bang’s Test Time Limited.
F a rm e rs in th e w est end of U m a­
tilla co u n ty w ho hav e n o t had th e ir
d a iry cow s te ste d fo r B an g 's disease
should leave th e ir
nam e w ith th e
a s s is ta n t co u n ty a g e n t im m ediately.
T h e tim e lim it fo r in d e m n ity p ay ­
m en t m ay ex p ire soon.
TOUR DIRECTOR ANNOUNCES
SUMMER OPPORTUNITIES
IN CO-OP TOURS
Come to Pendleton for
Your Optical Needs!
Eyes Examined by Modern
Methods.
Glasses Ground to F it
When Needed.
— REA SO NA BLE PR IC ES —
DR. DALE ROTHWELL
OPTOMETRIST
N E W YORK— Dr. J. H e n ry C a r­
OVER WOOLW ORTHS
p e n te r, c h a irm a n of th e com m ittee
Pendleton, Ore.
Phone 535-J
on th e C h u rch and C ooperatives of
th e F e d e ra l C ouncil of C hu rch es and
to u r d ire c to r of th e C ooperative
L eague of th e USA, an n o u n ced th is
week th e d etailed a rra n g e m e n ts for
a to u r of E u ro p ean cooperatives and
E LE C T R IC A L SERV ICE
of coop erativ es in Nova S cotia th is
com ing sum m er.
H erm isto n
T h e T rip to C ooperative E urope 'P h o n e 1031
w ill sa il from New Y ork, J u ly 1, on
th e new m o to rsh ip B atory, g o in g d i­
re c tly to D enm ark to v is it coopera­
tives, folk schools and h o u sin g p ro ­
je c ts th ere. T h e to u r p a rty w ill v isit
ru ra l and u rb a n co-ops in F in la n d
General Automobile Repair
w hich do n e a rly 40 p ercen t of th e
R e b o rin g - B a tte ry S ervice and
re ta il business of th e co u n try . T hey
W eld in g - C h ev ro let P a rts
w ill stu d y th e fam ous " t r u s t b u s t­
W illa rd B a tte rie s
in g ” co-ops in Sw eden an d N orw ay;
inspect S co tla n d ’s h a rd y
co opera­
Phone 53-W
Hermiston
tives and th en spend several days in
the “ crad le of c o o p e ra tio n ” v isitin g
the C ooperative W h o lesale Society,
W. L. Morgan, D. M. D
and th e g ig a n tic co-ops in London,
General D entistry
as w ell as " S h a k e sp e a re c o u n try ” ,
X-Ray and D iagnosis
W e stm in iste r A bbey and o th e r p oints
Bank Bldg.
P h o n s 9-4
of in te re st. T h e Co-op to u r w tll close
Residence Phone 25-J
w ith trip s to F ra n c e an d S w itz e r­
Sunday and Evenlnga by
lan d , a rr iv in g in New Y ork, Sept.
appointm ent
J. V. VILLERMOURE
CONNOR'S REPAIR
SHOP
3.
L ead ers of th e to u r w ill include,
S ta te and
co u n ty
a g ric u ltu ra l
com m ittees of O regon a re scheduled in ad d itio n to Dr. C a rp e n te r, M on­
DR A. E MARBLE
to receive special tr a in in g in C or­ sig n o r L uigi L ig u tti, p re sid e n t of
CHIROPRACTOR
v allis on F e b ru a ry 27 and 28 on the th e N a tio n a l C ath o lic R u ra l Life
O ffice: 2 blocks e a st of post office
w ork of a d ju s tin g crop losses of C onference; and Rev. Jam es Myers.
O ffice H o u rs: 8 to 12 - 1 :3 0 to (
grow ers w ho a re in su red u n d e r the In d u s tria l S e c re ta ry of th e F ederal
P h o n e 4 8 1 -------- H erm isto n . Ore
F ed eral C rop In s u ra n c e co rp o ratio n , C ouncil of C h u rch es w ho is also a
d
ire
c
to
r
of
T
h
e
C
ooperative
L
eague.
m a rk in g th e fin a l p hase nt th e 1939
. “ C ooperative m em bers, educators,
crop
in s u ra n c e
p rogram
in th is
H e r m i s t o n P o s t Dio. 3 7
c ----
h u ;-----------
rch m en , stu d e n ts, social w orkers.
M eets firs t an d th ird
sta te .
A rra n g e m e n ts for th e a d ju s tm e n t jo u rn a lis ts and a ll in te re ste d in the
Thursday. Legion Auxll
an d p ay m en t of losses a re g o in g for- social an d econom ic m ovem ent of
lary m eets second and
fo u rth T h u rsd ay .
w ard a t th e sam e tim e th a t ap p lic a ­ o u r d ay are in v ited to jo in th e to u r
Legion Hall.
tio n s a re b e in g w ritte n for sp rin g p a r ty ,” Dr. C a rp e n te r declared. "T h e
w h eat. C losing d a te for m a k in g a p ­ six ty -fo u r d ay s of all-ex p en se tra v e l
p licatio n fo r sp rin g w h eat crop in ­ w ill cost $675, or slig h tly over $10
per d a y .”
su ra n c e is M arch 1.
Dr. C a rp e n te r also called
a tt e n ­
T he s ta te an d c o u n ty AAA com ­
OSTEOPATHIC
m itte e s w ill be in full c h a rg e of th e tion to th e th ird a n n u a l to u r o f
in su ra n c e a d ju s tm e n t in O regon, the Nova S cotia C ooperatives w hich w ii S
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
s ta te office a t C orvallis h a s been h© held A ugust 21 to S eptem ber 2.
OSBORN A PA R TM EN TS
n o tified , and fa rm e rs w ho believe L ast y e a r 186 A m erican ed u cato rs,
th a t th e ir w h e a t has su ffered loss co o p erativ e lead e rs, ch u rch m en tnd
su ffic ie n t to w a r r a n t a claim w ill p rofessional
people visited th e co­
re p o rt th e co n d itio n to th e co u n ty , o p e ra tiv e s in
E a s te rn Nova Scotia
PETERSON & PETERSON
com m ittee
T h e Insured crop w ill Inspired by a p ro g ram of a d u lt edtt-
ATTORNEYS AT U W
th e n he exam ined by an
in sp ecto r ! catio n sponsored by St. F ra n c is ( U. S. N a tio n a l B ank B uilding
w o rk in g u n d e r th e co u n ty co m m it­ X av ier U n iv e rsity w hich led poverty t P ra c tic e In S ta te A F ed eral C o u rt,
stric k e n m iners, fa rm e rs a n d fish er
te e 's d irectio n .
P en d leto n . Ore.
A ctual s e ttle m e n t of approved ¡m en in th a t area to lif t th em selves
of
th e ir
e x trem e
poverty
claim s w ill be m ade by b ran ch of­ out
fices. of th e co rp o ra tio n , an d g ro w ­ 'th r o u g h co o p erativ e effo rt.
DR. F. B. BELT
PH YSICIA N & SURGEON
e rs m ay receive in d em n ity paym ent* I T h e Nova S co tia T o u r w ill be un-
rehouse ¡der th e d irectio n of Dr. H a rtly I la r t-
O ffice Hours:
O ther
in cash o r in th e form of
1 0 :3 0 to 1 2 :3 0 A.M.
H ours by
I man of B rooklyn O th er to u r lead-
stu
a
l
g
rain
.
re c e ip ts fo r !
2 to 8 P.M.
A ppointm ent
h o ld -¡e rs w ill be G lenn T hom pson, educa-
T b t 664 O re-o n farm ers
Res. 712 — PH O N E — O ffice 73:
g n a r- tio n a l d ire c to r of M idland Coopera-
r>p in s u ra n c e policies
an tee d a c e rta in n u m b er of b ushels jtlv e W holesale. M inneapolis: M aur-
of w heat, and In ease som e unavoid- j ice W eltin g , T e ach ers C ollege. Co-
W. J. WARNER
ab le h a n r d such as d ro u g h t, hall o r |l u tn b l a U n iv ersity : and F a th e r John
w in te r-k ill red u ces th e crop below 1C. R aw e, S .J., C reig h to n U n iv ersity
Attorney-at-Law
th e Insured a m o u n t, th e g ro w er Is .O m aha, N ebraska. T he cost of th e
Hermiston - Orel” ”
e lig ib le for a n Indem nity s u ffic ie n t i to u r w ill he $67.50. T h is Includes
to b rin g h is p ro d u ctio n u p to th e ¡all expenses d u rin g th e to u r but
?Dr. A. C. Willcutt