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THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1939.
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FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
h American Express
Travelers Cheques
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NOTICE
¿MESSAGE
TO MEMBERS OF THE
UMATILLA PROJECT FARM
The seasoned traveler carries AMERICAN
EXPRESS TRAVELERS CHEQUES and en­
joys the comfort of knowing they will be ac­
cepted readily the world over . . . that prompt
refund will be made if they are lost or stolen
un-countersigned. There is no red tape . . . . a
countersignature, for identification, is the only
requirement. Issued in convenient denomina­
tions of $10, $20, $50 and $100 at 75 cents for
each $100 purchased.
YOU MAY PURCHASE THEM IN
NEAT WALLETS FROM
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON
F. B. SW AYZE, P re s id e n t
bureau
T h e a n n u a l p ay m en t of $1.00 to
th e o rg a n iz a tio n w as due M arch 1st,
an d we w ould lik e to have a ll old
m em bers, an d as m any new ones as
possible, in good sta n d in g
before
A p ril 1 st. M em bership in th e F a rm
B u reau also e n title s th e h o ld er to a
y e a r’s su b sc rip tio n to th e H erm isto n
H erald , s ta r tin g A p ril 1st. R e g u la r
su b sc rip tio n p rice is $2.00 p er y ear.
C. M. JACKSON,
S ecretary .
4-H CROPS
CLUB ORGANIZED
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T he U m atilla F a rm
C rops club
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
was o rg an ized in th e H erm isto n
a re a M arch 13 u n d e r th e le a d e rsh ip
of E m il Z ivney. C h arles K ik w as
elected p re s id e n t; Joe Cooney, vice
p re s id e n t; an d K en n e th B ensel, sec­
re ta ry of th e club. O th er m em bers
of th e club a re E u g en e R ugg, R ic h ­
P ublished every T h u rsd ay a t H erm is­
ton, U m atilla C ounty, O regon, by
a rd R u g g , H en ry S om m erer, J r ., an d
P au lin e M. Stoop and A lfred Q u irin g ,
G ordon Show n.
P u b lish ers.
Tw o of th e hoys p lan to c a rry po­
lc
a
Word
-
Minimum
20c
E n tere d as Second C lass M atter
ta to p ro je c ts an d th e re m a in in g five
D ecem ber, 1906, U m a tilla C ounty,
w ill c a rry corn p ro jects an d p lan to
Oregon.
3 ROOMS TO R E N T — P R E F E R - ru n v a rie ty yield te s ts on h y b rid
S u b scrip tio n R ates.
ab ly for bu sin ess, o r liv in g q u a r­ corn.
One Y ear ...................................... 32.00
Six M onths .................................... 1-00 ters. In q u ire V e rn ’s B arb er Shop.
3 1 - ltc
T h ree M onths ....................................... 60
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THE HERMISTON HERALD
FOR SALE — TEAM OF HORSES,
T he R oyal Room Im p ro v em en t
1200 lbs., 6 yrs. old, 1100 lbs., 3 club w as o rg an ized T h u rsd a y n ig h t
yrs. old, b o th b ro k e; Sm all sp an of of la s t w eek w ith Jo y ce M cCulley
m ules; V. R. W ilk es, H er.
3 1 -3 tc as lead er. T h e m eetin g w as h eld a t
th e K nox hom e. O fficers elected
B R EA K FA ST
T A B L E AND TWO w ere M arian O tt, p re sid e n t, R u th
ch a irs, floor lam p, 3-w ay In d ire c t M cCulley, se c retary , D orothy K nox,
lig h tin g ;
one bed an d sp rin g s, re p o rte r. T h e second m eetin g w ill be
p riced to sell. T el. 76-M or see Mrs. held T h u rsd a y , w h ich w ill he a t th e
M. L. W atso n , H erm isto n .
3 1 - ltp hom e of th e leader.
Round Trip
Fare to CHICAG O
s53,s
.Proportionately low fares to oth er p oin ts
and for all c la ss e s of travel.
CITY OF PORTLAND, from Portland
6 :3 0 p. m., on 1st, 7th, 13th,
19th a n d 25 th . 39% hours tc
C hicago. — N o ex fro fo re .
PORTLAND ROSE, -from Portland
9 :3 5 p. m. daily. R e g i s t e r e d
Nurse-Stewardess. 2 5 c , 3Oc &
3 5 c m eals in Coaches and Pull
man-Tourist cars.
PACIFIC LIMITED, -from Portland
8 :0 0 a. m. Coffee Shcp Diner
— Econom y Meals.
All trains «r-conJiltoned. Ports«
serve* and Free Pillows in Coaches
r SUN~VALLEY, Idaho
' All-Season*, All-Sports csntei
1
| C hallenger Inn -popular p r iest '
LADIES!
TU N E IN
— New U nion P acific P ro g ram
“Surprise Your Husband”
on K H Q each Mon. an d W ed.
a t 9 :1 0 a m. * F rl. 8 :3 0 a m.
FREE RECIPES
U N IO N PACIFIC.
R fl I L R □ fl o
INTERSTATE JUNIOR
LIVESTOCK SHOW
AT WORLD FAIR
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¿MEMBER.
FEEDER'S DAY
MEETING W ILL BE
HELD FRIDAY
A feed er’s day m eetin g w ill be
held a t th e U m atilla ra n c h n e a r
S tan field , o perated
by L. A. Mc­
C lintock. F rid ay . M arch 24, a t 2 :0 0
P. M. D. E. R ich ard s, su p e rin te n ­
d e n t of th e U nion E x p erim en t S ta ­
tio n a t U nion, Ore., w ill give som e
p o in ters an d fig u res on feeding beef
c a ttle . Mr. M cC lintock has ab o u t
125 head of beef on feed a t th e p res­
e n t tim e.
A larg e a tte n d a n c e of
feeders from all sectio n s of U m a­
tilla county is expected.
GILL SUMMARIZES
RURAL PROBLEMS
AT O. S. C. MEETING
No one p an acea w ill ever solve
A m erica's farm problem s, a lth o u g h
m ore a d e q u a te o rg a n iz a tio n is th e
firs t e ssen tial, R ay G ill, m aster of
th e O regon S ta te G range, told le c tu ­
re rs from 151 local g ra n g e s w ho a t­
ten d ed
th e
th ree-d ay
le c tu re rs ’
school a t O regon S ta te College.
G ill w as p rin c ip a l sp eak er a t th e
le c tu re rs ’ b a n q u e t w hich w as one of
th e social ev e n ts sandw iched in be­
tw een sessions crow ded
w ith
in ­
s tru c tio n a l a c tiv ity designed to p re ­
p are the o fficers to d ire c t m ore b en ­
eficial a n d en joyable p ro g ram s a t
th e local g ra n g e m eetings.
A m ong fa c to rs e n te rin g in to th e
com plicated
a g ric u ltu ra l
s itu a tio n
today as liste d by G ill a re u n em ­
ploym ent, m onopolies w hich fix p ri­
ces, Increased taxes, tr a n s p o rta tio n
costs, d is c rim in a tin g ta riffs,
w ars,
and c o rp o ratio n farm in g .
F u n d a m e n ta l fac to rs in m a in ta in ­
in g v irile r u r a l life in A m erica, G ill
told th e le c tu re rs, a re o rg an izatio n ,
ed u catio n , rese a rc h to develop new
uses for farm p roducts, a tte n tio n to
th e w elfare of y o u th , developm ent of
ru ra l le a d e rsh ip , an d th e ad h eren ce
to h ig h ideals. H e em phasized p a r­
tic u la rly th a t th e m ain te n a n c e
of
th e fam ily-sized farm in c o n tra s t to
th e ten d en c y to w ard c o rp o ratio n
fa rm in g is th e “ b u lw a rk of defense
for o u r dem ocracy."
S p eak in g of need fo r o rg a n iz a tio n
am ong farm ers, Gill pointed o u t th a t
O regon is m uch b e tte r off in th is re ­
sp ect th a n m any sta te s, th o u g h com ­
p ared w ith lab o r and m any b ra n c h ­
es of in d u s try , fa rm e rs s till lag in
o rg a n iz a tio n w ork even here.
AAA RANGE WORK
FOUND POPULAR;
TO BE ENLARGED
E x a m p le :
In Deluxe
A ir-C o n d i­
tioned Coach
TO EVERY
SACRIFICING INCUBATORS— TWO
II. J. O tt w as nam ed lead e r of th e
in c u b a to rs in firs t class co n d itio n , p o u ltry clu b o rg an ized la s t w eek in
one N ever F ail, $15, one B uckeye, C olum bia d is tric t. T h e m e etin g w as
$5.50, J. K. D o h erty , H er.
3 1 - ltp held F rid a y , M arch 11, w ith K ay
K een er elected p re s id e n t, N aom i
W A N TED — GIRL TO W ORK FU LL B eletsk i, se c re ta ry ,
D ora K eener,
tim e in home. O. E. D yer, S ta n ­ re p o rte r. M arion O tt w as nam ed as­
field.
3 1 - ltp s is ta n t lead er. T h e clu b w ill be
nam ed a t th e n e x t m e etin g held a f­
FOR SALE— 34 ACRES. IM PROVED te r th e p o u ltry reco rd books arriv e .
w ith crop; p len ty of w a te r;
in
good d is tric t; w ill ta k e cows an d 2
good h o rses; m u st h av e som e cash ;
$2500, term s; 2 places, w ish to sell
All fa rm e rs w ho a re p a rtic ip a tin g
one. C. A. C orliss, 5 mi. w est H e r­
in
th e 1939 AAA p ro g ram m u st sign
m iston.
3 1 -4 tp
farm plan e stim a te sh eets in o rd er
to receiv e th e 1939 pay m en t.
FOR R E N T — 3 8 ACRES IR R IG A T -
V ern e D unham , su p erv iso r, w ill be
ed lan d , 16 acres in a lfa lfa , new
in th e office of A ssista n t C o unty
house in W estlan d d is tric t.
W rite
A gent M. E. K n ick erb o ck er for a n ­
A. F. L iles, A th en a, Ore.
30-2tc
o th e r w eek to a ss ist in th e p re p a ra ­
tio n of farm p lan s, an d all p a r ti­
FOR SALE OR TRA D E FOR S H E E P c ip a to rs a re u rg ed to com plete th e ir
c a ttle o r hogs— U p rig h t p ian o in p lan s as soon as possible.
T h e AAA ra n g e im provem ent pro­
firs t class co n d itio n , C. L. E lg in ,
g
ram
, a lre a d y p o p u lar w ith O regon
P en d leto n , R o u te 1.
3 0 -3 tp
Electrification 4-H Club.
ra n c h e rs w ill be s tre n g th e n e d even
A r u r a l e le c trific a tio n
4-H club m ore for th e fu tu re , acco rd in g to re ­
FOR SALE— M ILK COWS, YOUNG
w as o rg an ized M arch 2 0 th , for the p o rts b ro u g h t back to O regon d ele­
cows, fresh n e x t m o n th . F ra n k
firs t tim e in th e d is tric t. O fficers g a te s to a reg io n al ra n g e conference
W alk er, B oardm an.
3 0 -3 tp
elected w ere Jo sep h Cooney, p re si­ held a t T ucson, A riz. In d icatio n s
d en t, C h arles K ik , vice p resid en t,
USED W A TCH ES— E LG IN & W A L- and Bob B ensel, se c re ta ry . E m il Z iv­ a re th a t m ore ra n g e practices w ill
th am s, $5.00 to $10.00. A. W. ney is a c tin g as local lead er. O ther be added to th e p ro g ram , m ak in g
B eh rm an , H erm isto n , Ore.
3 0 -tfc m em bers en ro lled a re F ra n k B ensel m ore w ays for e a rn in g co n serv a­
tion p ay m en ts by
im proving and
DO YOU KNOW T H A T YOUR FORD and E u g en e R ugg.
p ro te c tin g th e ran g e.
d ealer, R o h rm an M otor com pany
O regon men w ho a tte n d e d
the
Home Extension Unit Meet.
u n d e rse lls th e m ail o rd e r house on
conference a re R obert W eir, L ake-
reco n d itio n ed F o rd en g in es an d uses ■ T h e H erm isto n H om e E x ten sio n view , ra n g e m em ber of th e s ta te
n o th in g b u t g e n u in e F ord
p a rts ? U n it w ill m eet T u esd ay , M arch 28. AAA co m m ittee;
N. C. D onaldson,
2 9 -3 tc a t th e hom e of Mrs. J e n s Skovbo. s ta te ex ecu tiv e officer, an d B laine
Mrs. O. O. F elth o u se and Mrs. L. S. D evers, ra n g e ex am in er, both s ta ­
W IL L TRA D E INCOME P R O P E R T Y
B u rrell w ill discuss an d d em o n stra te tioned a t th e s ta te office a t O regon
fo r sm all im proved farm . W rite
th e p re p a ra tio n of salad d re ssin g at S ta te college.
P. O. Box 325.
29-3 tp
th e m eetin g , called fo r 1 :3 0 P. M.
A p p ro x im ately 1400 O regon ra n c h ­
WOOD SAW ING— T IE S 7c, 16 IN.
es, re p re s e n tin g m ore th a n five m il­
le n g th s; o th e r wood $1.25 an
lion acres of ran g e lands, a re now
h o u r. T hom pson & H y a tt. Box 75,
enrolled u n d e r the
fed eral
ra n g e
H erm isto n .
2 9 -3 tp
program . P rin c ip a l aim s of th e p ro ­
gram in clu d e re b u ild in g of depleted
1930 C RY SLER SEDAN,
GOOD
g ra z in g lan d s and co n serv atio n d e ­
shape. P a rt cash or p a rt tra d e
velopm ents w hich w ill help re ta in
fo r livestock. E. W . Hood, B oard-
Some 1500 boys from e ig h t s ta te s th e ir valu e for th e fu tu re.
m an.
2 9 -3 tp
w ill m ake a co n certed
move on
“T h e m e etin g of w estern ra n g e
la rg e st
te r r ito r ia l ac­ s ta te re p re se n ta tiv e s w as held e a rly
PERSO N S TAKING DISCS O F F MY A m erica's
d rill, please r e tu r n p ro m p tly to q u isitio n E a s te r v ac a tio n week w hen in th e season so th a t th e 1939 pro­
B lack sm ith Shop. Geo. Mead, H e r­ m em bers of th e 4-H clu b s an d F u ­ gram could be announced soon in ail
m iston.
2 9 -3 tp tu re F a rm e rs of A m erica descend on Its d e ta il, h elp in g
livestock
men
T re a su re Islan d in S an
F ran cisco
4-ROOM MODERN HOUSE
FU R - Bay for th e T w e lfth A n n u al I n te r ­ p lan th e ir p a rtic ip a tio n ,” said D on­
aldson.
n ish e d ; also m odern a p a rtm e n ts ; s ta te J u n io r L ivestock Show.
He said th a t g ro w in g In te re st of
B arley hay, $6 to n , fo r sale. H. E.
T he show opens S unday. A p ril 2,
H anby, H erm isto n .
2 8-tfc and c o n tin u es th ro u g h o u t th e w eek, a g ric u ltu ra l a d m in is tra to rs In th e
ran g e p rogram is show n by th e fa c t
K en­
CHOICE SH ORTHO RN BABY B E E F clo sin g S a tu rd ay , A pril 8 th .
th a t sev eral high o fficia ls in th e
n
eth
B
ensel,
H
a
rry
L
ew
is
an
d
C
h
a
r­
for lock ers: o n e -h a lf w ill w eigh
farm p rogram w ere p re se n t In clu d ­
a b o u t 175 lbs., B. P. R and, Irrig o n . les K ik w ill ta k e beef stock from ing H a rry M. Brown, a ss ista n t secre­
2 8 -4 tp th e H erm isto n p ro je c t to show a t ta r y of a g ric u ltu re ;
M. E vans,
th e fair.
G eorge
A:
d
ire
c
to
r
of
th
e
T
rip
le
A;
W A N T E D — CALVES. 3 TO « MO.
T h e m arch on T re a su re Island,
W eaver, su p erv iso r of the
th e w estern
old. W rite W ill M. P e te rso n . P e n ­ re cen t m an -m ad e land, w ill b e in
d leton.
28-< tp th e form of an a c tu a l o ccu p ation, ra n g e p ro g ra m ; and N. E. Dodd, as­
in asm u ch as th e m an ag em en t of th e s is ta n t d ire c to r of th e w estern AAA
FOR SALE— C H O PPED HAY. NO
G olden G ate In te rn a tio n a l E x p o si­ re g io n .
san d b u rrs. $11.00 d eliv ered . 5 ml.
tion w ill pro v id e liv in g q u a rte rs for
8.W . o f S tan field . E. C. Chaney. Ec­
th e y o u n g e x h ib ito rs u n d e r one roof
ho. Ore.
27-tfe
Ute the Classified Column.
on th e ex p o sitio n g rounds.
NOTICE TO FARMERS
TRAINS
SEVEN
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON
ST. PATRICK'S
FEATURE F. B. A.
T he St. P a tr ic k ’s day them e w as a
fe a tu re of th e F a rm B u reau a u x il­
ia ry m eetin g held F rid a y , M arch 17.
Miss M a rth a W a lth e r read a very
In te re s tin g p aper on St. P a tr ic k 's
day. D u rin g th e p ro g ram Iris h po­
ta to e s w ere peeled by th e lad ies an d
Mrs. H ooker w as th e ch am p io n , pre­
sen ted w ith a g reen h an d le d p a rin g
k n ife.
A b e a u tifu l silk pieced q u ilt w as
d o n ated to th e club by Mrs. Avis
K eener an d
th e
n r'n e y
received
from th e sale of th is w ill go in to th e
b u ild in g fund. T he q u ilt is d is­
played in B u rn h a m ’s sto re th is
w eek.
and
Mrs.
Jo h n
Jen d rz e je w sk i
Miss M a rth a W a lth e r a rra n g e d th e
p ro g ram fo r th e m eetin g , and re-
fre sh m e n ts w ere served
by Mrs.
M abel R eid. Mrs. D ora M ikesell and
Mrs. M ary B uell. L im e jello , an g el
food cake an d coffee w ere served.
T he n e x t m e etin g w ill be held
A pril 7 th w ith
Mrs. R osa Shipp.
M rs. E m m a H u tch iso n on th e p ro ­
g ram com m ittee, an d M iss M artha
W a lth e r. Mrs. M ary H a rr and Mrs.
M innie O tt on th e re fre c h m e n t com ­
m ittee.
OREGON SEVENTH
STATE IN
WOOL PRODUCTION
" F ig u re s ju s t released by th e De­
p a rtm e n t of A g ric u ltu re on wool
p ro d u ctio n in
th e U n ited S tates
show th a t O regon has reg ain ed h er
p o sitio n a s sev en th s ta te in th e
U nion in th e q u a n tity of wool p ro ­
duced, a fte r h a v in g been in e ig h th
position la s t y e a r,” says R. A. W ard ,
g e n e ra l
m anager
of th e
P acific
W ool G row ers.
O regon h as been ru n n in g
along
in six th to sev en th place fo r a n u m ­
ber of years. In 1937 O hio produced
a b o u t a m illio n p o unds m ore wool
th a n O regon. B ack in 1935 O regon
w as th e six th s ta te in th e U nion in
th e a m o u n t of wool produced.
In
1936 she w as sev en th a n d in 1937
she w as e ig h t, b u t fo r th e 1938 y ear
ju s t clo sin g she cam e back to 7th
place.
T he p roduction of th e e ig h t la r g ­
est wool p ro d u cin g s ta te s in
th e
U nion a re as follow s:
T exas ............................ 79,305,000 lbs.
W yom ing ................... 31,389,000
C a lifo rn ia .................. 28,237,000
M ontana ..................... 25,245.000
U ta h ............................ 19,909.000
O hio ............................... 17,753.000
O regon ....................... 17.499.000
Id ah o ............................ 17.463,000
EWES W IT H T W IN
LAMBS NEED MORE
GRAIN FEED
813,450. The m em bership d riv e in ­
creased b isin e M
fi ;• th e m onth
$316.000 over ,'a u u ry last y ear.
The Lout! ji co-op o p erates 998 re ­
tail sto res in th e N o rth , E ast and
W est of London and is th e la rg e st
d is trib u te r of m ilk and coui in the
city. L ast y ear it d is trib u te d to its
m em bers p a tro n a g e d ividends or s a v ­
in g s to ta lin g $4.600,000.
Since th e firs t m em bership cam ­
p aign w as launched 15 y ears ago th e
co operative h as increased its m em ­
b ersh ip from 141,000 to 804,000 and
its business from
$17,000,000
to
$77,000,000, acco rd in g to Jam es
Mylles, p u b licity d ire c to r of th e L o n ­
don C ooperative Society. T he R oyal
A rsen al C ooperative Society, one of
th e o th e r th re e cooperatives serv in g
sectio n s of London rep o rted sales of
$50,850,000 in 1938. an in crease of
$2,450,000 over th e previous y ear
an d re tu rn e d to its m em bers $3,500,-
000.
H fR f'ì NUMMO 1\MO.,.T6E TRAFFIC SLUG!
FOR EYE COMFORT AND
SIGHT CONSERVATION
Come to Pendleton for
Your Optical Needs!
Eyes Examined by Modern
Methods.
Glasses Ground to F it
When Needed.
— REASONABLE PR IC ES —
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OPTOMETRIST
OVER W 0 0 L W 0 R T H S
Pendleton, Ore.
Phone 535-J
J. V. YILLERMOURE
E LEC TRICA L SE R V IC E
P h o n e 1031
H erm isto n
CONNOR'S REPAIR
SHOP
General Automobile Repair
R eb o rin g - B a tte ry S ervice and
W eld in g - C hevrolet P a rts
W illa rd B a tte rie s
Phone 53-W
Hermiston
W. L. Morgan, D. M. D.
G eneral D en tistry
X -R ay and D iagnosis
T w in lam bs w ill m ake fa s te r and
m ore econom ical g a in s if th e ewes
B ank Bldg.
P h o n s t- J
a re fed m ore g ra in w ith h ay th a n is
R esidence P hone 25-J
o rd in a rily th e case, acco rd in g
to
S u n d ay an d E v en in g s by
feeding te s ts conducted a t th e e a s t­
a p p o in tm e n t
ern O regon livestock b ra n c h e x p e ri­
m ent s ta tio n a t U nion.
W hen ew es w ith tw in lam b s w ere
DR. A. E. MARBLE
fed a lfa lfa hay w ith o u t g ra in , they
CHIROPRACTOR
did not produce enough m ilk for the
O ffice: 2 blocks e a st of post office
iam bs, an d th ese soon show ed a
Office H ours: 8 to 1 2 - 1 : 3 0 to (
s tu n te d a p p earan ce. T w in lam bs of
P hone 481 — — H erm isto n . Ore.
ew es g e ttin g th ird c u ttin g
a lfa lfa
hay and 1 ’A pounds of g ra in per day
m ade a n av erag e d aily gain of
Hermiston Post No. 37
M eets firs t an d th ird
slig h tly over o n e-h alf pound each,
T u u rsd ay . L egion A uxil­
w hich m ean t a p ro d u ctio n of one
iary m eets recond and
pound of lam b per day for each ewe,
fo u rth T h u rsd ay .
besides s u p p o rtin g th e wool crop she
; L egion H all.
w as grow ing.
T h ird c u ttin g a lfa lfa proved d e fi­
n ite ly su p e rio r to second c u ttin g for
feeding ewes. E w es w ith sin g le
lam bs did w ell on o n e -h a lf pound of
OSTEOPATHIC
g ra in w ith hay.
"T h e rap id g a in s m ade by su c k ­
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
lin g lam bs a re cheap g a in s ,” says D.
OSBORN A PA R TM EN TS
B. R ich ard s, su p e rin te n d e n t. “ C on­
sid e rin g feeds consum ed and g ain s
m ade, a pound of g ain w as put. on a
n u rs in g lam b for a b o u t o n e -h a lf th e
PETERSON A PETERSON
feed cost of p u ttin g a pound of gain
A TTO RN EY S A T LAW
on a 60 to 70 pound feed lot lam b ."
U. 8. N atio n al R ank B u ild in g
P ra c tic e in S ta te ft F ed eral C o u rts
LONDON COOPERATIVE
P en d leto n , Ore.
Dr. A. C. Willcutt
SOCIETY ADDS 44.820 NEW
MEMBERS IN ONE MONTH
DR P. B. BELT
(Co-op L eague N ew s S ervice)
L ondon— T he L ondon C ooperative
Society en ro lled 44.820
new m em ­
bers d u rin g its 1 5 th a n n u a l one-
m o n th m em bership cam p aig n , boost­
ing Its to ta l m em bership to RO4.851
and g iv in g it a firm hold on th e
title of th e w o rld 's la rg e st re ta il co­
o perative.
In 1938 th e London C ooperative
Society provided its m em bers w ith
goods and services valued a t $77,-
PH YSICIA N ft SURGEON
O ffice H o u rs:
O ther
1 0 :3 0 to 1 2 :3 0 A.M.
H o u rs by
2 to 5 P.M.
A p p o in tm en t
Res. 712 — PH O N E — O ffice 733
W. J. WARNER
Attorney-at-Law
Hermiston - Oregon