The Hermiston herald., October 12, 1939, Page 5, Image 5

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1939.
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
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MESSAGE
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MEMBER.
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PREMIUM PRICES
FOLLOW USE OF
CREAM CAN TANKS
CANNING SCHEDULE FROM
October 16 to 21
RAY L. W OOLLEY, M an ag er
T he p re lim in a ry w o rk fo r th e
W h e a tlin e ex ten sio n is p ra c tic a lly
com pleted. T he lin e h as been s u r­
veyed, th e easem en ts fo r r ig h t of
w ay an d w irin g ag re e m e n ts a re v ir­
tu a lly com pleted.
I t is expected
th a t th ese th re e item s w ill be fin ­
ished d u rin g th e n e x t few days. Mr.
S la tte ry ,
th e new ly ap p o in ted a d ­
m in is tra to r of th e R u ra l E le c trific a ­
tion A d m in istra tio n , h as g iven h is
ap p ro v a l fo r th e co n stru c tio n of th e
proposed lin e ex ten sio n s p e n d in g th e
com pletion of th ese item s. W e feel
th a t m em bers of th e W h e a tla n d a re a
w ill be h appy to know th a t con­
s tru c tio n is a c tu a lly b eg in n in g
in
th e im m ed iate fu tu re . B a rrin g u n -
iforseen delays, co n stru c tio n should
a c tu a lly b egin d u rin g th e com ing
w eek.
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More good new s fo r th o se m em ­
bers a d ja c e n t to th e “ B ” ex ten sio n
now com pleted. T he lin es a re read y
to be energized. A ll stu b s in th is
a llo tm e n t w ill be en erg ized ju s t as
ra p id ly as su ffic ie n t m em bers h av e
w ired to m ake th e o p e ra tio n feasi­
ble. A t le a st 60 p er c e n t of th e
m em bers on each
lin e
ex ten sio n
sh o u ld have th e ir prem ises w ired to
p e rm it en e rg iz in g it. E ach m em ber
should a p p o in t h im self a co m m ittee
of one to u rg e those n e a r him to g et
h is w irin g com pleted. In th is w ay
we w ill be w o rk in g co o p erativ ely to
achieve th e goal of e le c trific a tio n
tor th e hom e of every m em ber.
D u rin g th e p a st w eek, th e w rite r,
W. J. W a rn e r, an d H. J. B ean, had
occasion to com pare o u r pro g ress
w ith th a t of o th e r R.E.A . p ro jects in
th e s ta te .
W e found th a t we a ie
n o ticeab ly ah e a d of th em in th a t we
have now com pleted o u r firs t y ear
of o p eratio n .
F u rth e rm o re , we a re
g e ttin g re s u lts in th e form of in ­
creased m em bers and a d d itio n a l con­
su m p tio n of e le c tric a l en erg y . T h is
m eans th a t we w ill be ab le to o p er­
a te m ore econom ically.
T he office w ishes to m ake th e
m em bers feel th a t we a re tr y in g to
serve th e ir needs. F o r ex am p le: W.
E. F in e ly of P ilo t R ock, Ore., is in
th e m a rk e t fq r a
Delco system .
T hose of us w ho a re p la n n in g to d is­
pose of a D elco u n it m ig h t w ell g et
in to u ch w ith him .
W e have a good b it of coop eratio n
b etw een o u r o rg a n iz a tio n an d e th e r
in te re sts of th e co m m u n ity w o rth y
of m en tio n . T hose d eale rs w ho took
a d v a n ta g e of th e o p p o rtu n ity to d is­
play v ario u s uses of e lec trical a p p li­
an ces an d eq u ip m en t a t th e a n n u a l
m eetin g , cooperated.
T he m em bers
of th e co u n ty a g e n t’s office have a l­
so been very h elp fu l. M any of us
rem em b er th e d e m o n stra tio n of th e
pig b ro o d er p u t on by th e 4-H club
team u n d e r th e d ire c tio n
of
Mr.
K n ick erb o ck er a t th e a n n u a l m e e t­
ing.
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T h e la te s t exam ple of coop eratio n
w ith us is th a t of th e H erm isto n
H erald in d ev o tin g th is colum n to
o u r in te re sts, an d m a k in g it possible
for each of o u r m em bers to receive
it. In th e fo llo w in g issues we hope
to keep you inform ed re g a rd in g y o u r
cooperative. If we can h elp you by
w ritin g new s of o u rselv es in th is
colum n an d by m ak in g an n o u n c e ­
m ents, we w ill. A sk us ab o u t yo u r
e le c tric a l problem s - an d w e w ill e n ­
d eav o r to help you in th e so lu tio n
of them .
So, th e n , read th is colum n for
y o u r ow n in fo rm atio n .
ENROLLMENT PEAK
OF 326 H IT AT E.O.C.E.
•
E n ro llm e n t fig u re s a t th e E a ste rn
O regon College of E d u c a tio n released
today by Miss H elen Moor, re g is tr a r,
reveal th a t th e college h as h it a new
peak in re g is tra tio n w ith a to ta l of
326 on record fo r th e fall term
w hich opened S ep tem b er 25.
T h e h ig h e s t re g is tra tio n fig u re be­
fore reach ed by th e college w as 283.
T h is fig u re w as reco rd ed for th e fall
term of la s t y ear.
Of th e 326 s tu d e n ts re g istered a t
th e college. 179 a re en ro lled in th e
te a c h e r tr a in in g
d iv isio n
of th e
echool an d 147 a re d o in g lo w er d iv i­
sion w ork to w ard a J u n io r C ollege
c e rtific a te . T h e J u n io r C ollege d i­
vision of th e college h as expanded
co n sid erab ly d u rin g th e p a st tw o
years.
People a tte n d in g EOCE from H er­
m iston a re
R o b ert S criv n er and
R osem ary S erell.
PA GE F IV E
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
FO R
SALE— TW O
JER SEY
COW S;
1 reg istered D uroc sow and pigs;
apples and cider. Chas. Show n, R t.
2, H erm iston.
8-2p
8 to 11 a. m.
12 to 3 :3 0
M on.—
No C an n in g
T ues.— F ru it-T o m a to e s
B eans
W ed.—
No C an n in g
T h u rs .— F ru it-T o m ato es
B eans
F ri.—
S at.— F ru it-T o m a to e s
B eans
O th er p ro d u cts can n ed by sp ecial
a rra n g e m e n t.
H erm isto n Co-op C an n ery
W ANTED— W ORK AS PRACTICAL
nurse. W ill go an y w h ere. Mrs.
T he e x te n t to w h ich b e tte r p ro ­ Chas. Sam son, W estlan d d is tric t, R t.
8-3c
d u ctio n m eth o d s a re an aid to sound 1, H erm iston.
an d m ore p ro fita b le m arketing* is il­
FOR
SALE— 8 W E A N E R
PIGS.
lu s tra te d by th e in s ta lla tio n of 125
O rville Ray, n e a r F. O. Jack so n
cream cooling ta n k s in one com m u­ ra n c h .
8 - ltp
n ity in tw o m o n th s th is sum m er,
W A N TED — TU R K EY S, DUCKS &
says Dr. G. H. W ilste r, head of th e
geese, hens an d broilers. E. V an
w ork in d a iry
m a n u fa c tu rin g
a t D am m e P o u ltry Co., S pokane. W n.
HERMISTON 4-H BOYS
AWARDED MEDALS
O regon S ta te college, w h ere a low -
p riced ta n k w as designed.
" P a tro n s of one cream ery , en co u r­
aged by its pro g ressiv e m an ag e r, in ­
stalled 125 cooling
ta n k s
d u rin g
Ju ly and A u g u st. An im m ed iate im ­
p ro v em en t w as noticed in th e q u a li-
'y o f th e cream delivered a fte r the
ta n k s w ere in u se," re p o rts Dr. W ils­
ter.
"O ne fa rm e r m ilk in g 30 cows was
h a v in g d iffic u lty in d eliv e rin g cream
of th e h ig h e s t g rade. T he m a n ag e r
recom m ended in s ta llin g a cooling
ta n k an d offered to pay th e cost of
it if it did n o t pay fo r itse lf in a
sh o rt tim e. T he ta n k cost $10.50.
W ell w a te r of 51 degrees w as flowed
th ro u g h th e ta n k an d on to stock
w a te rin g tro u g h s.
“ D u rin g th e tw o w eeks before th e
ta n k w as in sta lle d , 126 pounds of
cream from th is farm sco red second
g rad e a n d 93 pou n d s firs t g rade.
T h e d isco u n t on th e second g rad e
cream
w as $3.78. D u rin g h o tte r
w e a th e r a fte r th e ta n k w as in stalled
147 pounds of f a t w ere sold a t 1 V&
cen ts p rem iu m above f ir s t g rade,
and 114 pounds a t 1VÎ c e n ts prem ­
ium , o r a to tta l p rem iu m o f $3.62
toes a t th e ra n c h . A. C. S w arn er,
above th e re g u la r firs t g rad e p rice.” R t. 1, H erm iston.
8 -lp
E n o u g h prem ium g ra d e cream is
now receiv ed by th e cream ery
to TWO-ROOM A PA R T M E N T AND 2
room c ab in s, fu rn ish ed .
H. E.
m ake it p ro fita b le to c h u rn it sep­
H anby, H erm isto n .
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a ra te ly .
A w ard s of sp ecial gold m edals
have been approved for th e co u n ty
w in n in g 4-H team in th e N a tio n al
4-H d a iry p ro d u ctio n d em o n stra tio n
co n test, acco rd in g to w ord received
a t th e co u n ty a g e n t’s office. Mem­
bers of th e w in n in g team a re R o b ert
Jack so n an d Joseph Cooney of H e r­
m iston.
T h e ir d em o n stra tio n was
on P re v e n tio n of H o rn s in C a ttle and
th ey w ere coached by M. E. K n ic k ­
erb o ck er, a s s is ta n t co u n ty a g e n t a t
H erm isto n .
T he U m atilla co u n ty w in n in g team
w on th e s ta te co n test a n d receives
a n all-ex p en se tr ip provided by th e
K ra ft-P h e n ix C heese C o rp o ratio n to
com pete in th e fin a ls a t th e N a tio n ­
al D airy show a t th e G olden G ate
E x p o sitio n in S an -F ran cisco , O ctober
21-25.
T he e ig h t top team s, tw o from
each ex ten sio n sectio n , w ill divide
$2,800 in college sch o larsh ip s an d be
in v ited to H ollyw ood to a p p ear on
th e
K ra ft
M usic H all p ro g ram
T h u rsd a y , O ctober 26.
T he purpose of th e co n test, con­
d u cted in coop eratio n w ith th e ex­
ten sio n service, is to p rovide v a lu a ­
ble tr a in in g an d ex p erien ce for d airy
c lu b sters, an d focus a tte n tio n of d a i­
rym en on b e tte r p ro d u cin g m ethods.
LIVESTOCK PRICE
FUTURE RESTS ON
DEMAND FACTORS
" W ith p ro d u ctio n of m ost k in d s of
an im al
p ro d u cts
in c reasin g ,
th e
tren d of prices w ill depend g re a tly
I upon th e s tre n g th of d o m estic and
fo reig n dem an d for such p ro d u c ts,”
s ta te s th e a n n u a l o utlook re p o rt on
p o u ltry , d airy , hogs, beef c a ttle , and
sheep ju s t issued by th e a g r ic u ltu r ­
al ex ten sio n serv ice a t O.S.C. The
re p o rt also d eals w ith th e tre n d of
costs of feed and o th e r farm costs
w hich affe c t th e n et incom e o f"liv e­
stock producers.
In re g a rd to th e tre n d of p ro d u c­
tio n , d a ta in th e c irc u la r in d ic a te
f u r th e r probable in creases in hogs,
p a rtic u la rly , w ith som e in crease ex­
pected in ch ick en s an d m ilch cows,
an d possibly in c a ttle an d sheep, a l­
th o u g h ris in g costs for feed may
have some affe c t on p ro d u ctio n as
well as upon n et incom e.
D em and for a n im a l p ro d u cts has
stre n g th e n e d
co n sid erab ly
d u rin g
th e p ast few weeks. F u tu re tre n d s
w ill depend m uch upon th e cour.se
of foreig n econom ic and p o litical
ev en ts, as w ell as upon in d u s tria l
an d business co n d itio n s in th is coun­
try , acco rd in g to th e re p o rt.
" S u b s ta n tia l
g a in s
have
been
m ade in m a rk e t prices for eggs,, b u t-
te r fa t, an d wool sin ce A u g u st 15,
some of w h ich a re of n o rm al seaso n ­
a l c h a ra c te r, an d in hogs an d lambs,
m uch of w hich is c o u n te r-se a so n a l.”
B u t prices for m ost an im al p ro d u cts
a re s till re la tiv e ly low, a c c o rd in g t?
p rice d a ta g iven in th e re p o rt.
In a d d itio n to th e o utlook in fo r­
m atio n on an im al p ro d u cts, th e g en ­
e ra l fa rm p rice situ a tio n an d cro p
p ro sp ects a re rev iew ed .
W ith de­
m and s tro n g e r, some im p ro v em en t
has o ccu rred in th e g e n e ra l farm
p rice level d u rin g re c e n t w eeks, d e ­
sp ite a g ain of aro u n d 4 p er c e n t in
cro p p ro sp ects d u rin g A u g u st in th e
co u n try as a w hole. T h e com plete
re p o rt is av a ila b le free from co u n ty
a g ric u ltu ra l ag en ts.
WHEAT LOANS MADE
TO 1620 FARMERS
F e d e ra l lo an s on th e new w h eat
crop h av e been m ade to 1620 O re­
gon farm ers, acco rd in g to W ill Steen
of M ilton, c h a irm a n of th e s ta te
! AAA com m ittee. T hese lo an s re p re ­
se n t 4,500,000 bushels of w h eat, and
to ta l $2.675,000.
W h eat loan o fficia ls p re d ic t a n In­
crease in loan a c tiv ity d u rin g th e
n ex t few w eeks, since m a rk e t prices
an d loan v alu es a re close to g e th e r
an d sin ce lo an s ta k e n o u t now w ill
ru n n e a rly a ll of th e ir fu ll seven-
m o n th s period b efo re m e etin g th e
m a tu rity d a te of A pril 30.
a d m in is tra trix of th e e s ta te of W a l­
te r S. B oynton, deceased, a n d haa
q u alified as th e law d irects. A ll
persons h av in g claim s a g a in s t said
e sta te a re re q u ire d to p re se n t th e
sam e to rue a t th e office of W . J .
W arn er, my a tto rn e y , in H erm isto n ,
No. 9281. Reserve Dist. No. 12
O regon, verified as th e law d ire c ts,
R eport of C ondition of
TH E FIRST NATIONAL BANK
w ith in six m onths from
th e d a te
O F H E R M IS T O N
hereof.
in th e S ta te of O regon, a t th e close
D ated th is 21st day of S eptem ber,
of business on O ctober 2, 1939.
1939.
M a rth a A nn B oynton,
(P u b lish e d in response to call m ade
A d m in istra trix .
by C o m p tro ller of th e C u rren cy , u n ­
der Sec. 5211, U.S. R evised S ta tu te s ) (S ?pt. 21-Oct. 19)
CHURCH of CHRIST
C olum bia School
1 1 00 A. M., D evotloual serv let
and com m union.
1 0 :0 0 A. M. B ible school.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
ASSETS
L oans and d isco u n ts, in ­
I w ill not be resp o n sib le fo r a n y
c lu d in g $ .02 over­
h ills signed by a n y o th e r th a n Mrs.
d ra f ts
$188 761.47
M arble an d m yself h e re a fte r.
U nited S ta te s Gov. secu­
Signed, Dr. A, E. M arble.
ritie s ow ned ............ ...... 48, 000.00
O bligations of S ta te s and
p o litical subdivisions .. 24 886.53
C o rp o rate stocks, in c lu d ­
ing stock of F ed eral
R eserve b ank ................
1 050.00
8-3tp Cash an d du e from b an k s 197 220.47
B an k in g house ................
8, 000.00
FOR SALE— W E A N E R PIGS, 2 MI. R eal e sta te ow ned o th e r
east of S tanfield. V. O. W aid. 8-3p
2.00
th a n b a n k in g house . ..
549.00
i O ther assets .......................
— Spray Painting and Signs —
FOR SALE— BED, D RESSER, RUG,
Anything - Anywhere - Anytime
TOTAL ..................
$468,469.47
chest d raw ers, bookcase,
tab le,
All W o rk G u aran teed - E stim a te s
c h airs,
cot,
w heelb arro w , m ow er,
FREE
L IA B ILITIES
lad d ers, tools, 2-hole e le c tric p late,
set new c a rp e n te r tools. E v e ry th in g D em and deposits ............. $236, 631.15
P hone 131
H e rm isto n , Ore.
goes. Call ev en in g s a fte r 5, L. H. T im e dep o sits .................. 131, 11.85
F lo ra, H erm isto n .
8 -lc U. S. G o v ern m en t & pos­
ta l sav in g s d eposits ..
1, 272.75
¡D eposits of S ta te s and
FOR SALE — 15 10-W EEKS-OLD
p o litical su b d iv isio n s .. 8 5, 828.21
pigs, $3.00 each if you ta k e them O th er deposits, ce rtifie d
a ll: also 5 feeders. H. H. W hipple,
& c a sh ie r’s checks, etc.
4, 276.64
PH Y SIC IA N * SURGEON
TOTAL
Irrig o n .
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DEPOSITS $409,220.60
P h o n e 1091
H erm isto n
FOR SALE— MY HOME, 10 ACRES, T o tal L ia b ilitie s ______ »09, 220.60
CA PITA L ACCOUNTS
1 mi, E. of U m atilla, T. O. P ound.
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8-3p C apital sto ck p aid in .... 25, 000.00
Common stock, 250 sh a re s
FOR EYE COMFORT AND
p a r $100.00 per sh a re
FOR SALE— 76 Y EA RLING E W ES;
SIGHT CONSERVATION
S u rp lu s ................................. 10, 000,00
also older ew es. Also o th e r live­ U ndivided p ro fits ........... 23 689.49
stock. W ill ta k e as p ay m en t pigs, R eserves ..............................
559.38
c a ttle or hay. E. E. P u lley , % M il­ T o tal C ap ital A ccounts .. 59, 248.87
le r ’s T ra d in g P ost.
8-3c
TOTAL ................4... $468,469.47
IUBT
A RR IV ED — N E W
S,PRING U.S. G o v ern m en t o b lig a­
filled and fe lt m attresses. M iller’s tio n s pledged .....................$10,000.00
10,000.00
Come to Pendleton for
rr a d in g Post.
8 -lc S e c u ritie s loaned ___ ___
D eposits
secu red
by
Your Optical Necdu!
pledged asse ts ...... :......
8,858.60
FOR SALE— N ET T ED GEM POTA-
ELECTRICITY ON
FARM RADIO SUBJECT
FOR SALE— TEAM BLACK GELD-
ing, 5 yrs. old. T eam of m ares,
6 and 9 yrs. old, w t. 1500, C h ester
W h ite p u reb red boars, re ad y fo r se r­
vice. R alp h B u tle r. W illow s, Ore.
7-3p
• PAINTING
• PAPERING
• KALSOMINING
BERT MICHEL
DR. W. M. MARBUT
S ta te of O regon,
/
as.
C ounty of U m a tilla l
I, A. H. N o rto n , ca sh ie r of th e
above nam ed b an k , do solem nly
sw ear th a t th e above s ta te m e n t Is
tru e to th e b est of my know ledge
and belief.
A. H. NORTON, C ashier
S ubscribed a n d sw orn to before
m e th is 6 th day of O ctober, 1939.
W . J. W a rn e r, N o ta ry P u b lic.
My com m ission e x p ires Nov. 19,
1940.
C orrect— A tte s t:
A. A. SW AYZE
F. B. SW AYZE
W. L. HAMM
D irectors.
H ow O regon fa rm ers ca n
m ake
FO R SA LE
OR
m ore an d b e tte r use of e le c tric ity as T Y P E W R IT E R S
r
e
n
t
—
E
asy
term
s.
T
hom
pson’s
service is exten d ed to m ore an d m ore
5-tfc
r u r a l co m m u n ities w ill be th e su b ­ D rug S tore, H erm isto n .
ject of a series of rad io d iscussions VE BUY, S E LL AND EXCH AN GE
over KOAC, th e state-o w n ed sta tio n
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
fu rn itu re , m ach in ery ,
household
a t O.S.C. T h e se rie s w ill be u n d er rticles. M iller’s T ra d in g P ost, H er-
tlie lead e rsh ip of E v e re tt D avis, ex­ niston.
3-tfc IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF T H E
STA TE OF OREGON FOR
ten sio n sp ecialist in a g ric u ltu ra l e n ­
UM ATILLA COUNTY.
g in eerin g .
SEV EN TH DAY A DV EN TIST
T he firs t n u m b er in th is series
CHURCH.
w as b ro a d c a st O ctober 5 an d o th e rs
In th e M a tte r of th e E s ta te of
A. T, K in g sb u ry , E ld er
w ill be h e ard on th e firs t T h u rsd ay
S a b b ath school a t 1 0 :0 0 A. M. W a lte r S. B oynton, Deceased.
in each m o n th for th e n e x t six A. M. B rock, su p e rin te n d e n t.
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN th a t
P re a c h in g service a t 1 1 :0 0 A. M. th e u n d ersig n ed i.as been ap p o in ted
m o n th s, each b ro ad cast b e g in n in g a t
7 :1 5 p.m. S u b jects a rra n g e d for th e
series a re N ovem ber 2, " P ig B rood­
in g a n d Feed G rin d in g ;" D ecem ber
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gY M A IL -O N E YEAR
KOAC TO BROADCAST
BIG TURKEY SHOW
By m eans of one of th e lo n g est re ­
m ote c o n tro l hoo k u p s e v e r used by
KOAC, th e a n n u a l tu rk e y show in
O ak lan d , O regon, w ill be b ro ad cast
over th e stateo w n ed sta tio n on the
cam pus of O regon S ta te college, a n ­
nounces E. F. S tro n g , p re sid e n t of
th e N o rth w e ste rn T u rk e y B re e d e rs’
asso ciatio n . KOAC w ill m ake tw o
b ro ad casts from th e show on D ecem ­
ber 15.
T h e a n n u a l O akland T u rk e y show
is n a tio n a lly recognized as th e o u t­
s ta n d in g show of its k in d . Mr.
S tro n g expressed sa tisfa c tio n over
th e a rra n g e m e n ts w ith KOAC, w hich
w ill p e rm it th o u sa n d s w ho c an n o t
a tte n d th e show to p a rtic ip a te
to
th a t e x te n t.
F rom 2 :3 0 to 3 o ’clock on Decem ­
b er 15. KOAC w ill b ro ad cast views
of o fficial ju d g e s on th e ir p lacings.
T he ju d g es w ill also tell w h at the
tu rk e y in d u s try is d e m a n d in g of th e
grow er.
T he a n n u a l b a n q u e t th a t
ev en in g w ill be b ro a d c a st from 8 to
9 o'clock. T h e p rin c ip a l sp eak er
w ill be G o v ern o r Q harles A. Sprague.
L ead ers in th e tu rk e y in d u s try and
o th e r p ro m in e n t men in th e sta te
w ill also be h eard o n -th is b ro ad cast.
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