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THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1940. COUNTY COURT FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION 7? ^ £ 5 S J C £ TO EVER Y (Continued from Page 2) MEM BER. .... ....... CANNING SCHEDULE * R.E.A. HIG H LIG H TS* ♦ -------- - PAGE FIVE THE H E R M IS TO N HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. ♦ BY R. L WOOLLEY Now is the time when we as mem bers of the association must remem ber that it takes the support of ALL members to make a success of our or ganization, and to insure continuous service over our lines. So do not think that your association just runs along by itself. Do your part to see to it that it does go. There are a few of us who have not taken care of our delinquent accounts. Be sure and take care of them. The penalty on all delinquent accounts begins to day. Avoid it! If it is necessary for the service car to call after the first of the month your service charge will be required. So. avoid all this. From April 29 to May 4 Asparagus canning every day from 8:00 a. m. to 2:30 p. m. Other pro ducts canned by special arrangement. Those interested in getting aspara gus to can should do so immediately while it is in its prime and at its peak of production. We have canned beans, tomatoes and tomato juice for sale at 9 cents a can. Hermiston Co-op Cannery TIM ELY W AR N IN G ABOUT POULTRY REMEDIES GIVEN f* C c i ’.:' » • " Vaughan’s Electric, Court House ................................ 35.88 McKee Furniture Co., Court House ................................ 12.50 Economy Drug Co., Poor ..... 2.90 Thompson’s Drug Store, Poor 1.10 J. L. Eldridge, Poor Farm Supt........ 253.50 J. C. Penney Co., Poor Farm 1.75 Tallman & Co., Poor Farm 19.86 Pendleton Drug Co., Poor F a rm ........................................ U65 This is the time of year that thou Pac. Power & Light Co., Poor Farm .................. 22>|® sands upon thousands of day-old Tallman & Co., Jail ............ 2.50 chicks are about to start new life, and Frank Caverhill. Watermas- ter ............................. 22,63 it ip a foregone conclusion that in 20.00 some of the broods there will be di John Winn, Watermaster Motor Co., Watermas- seases and losses. Many poultry Foster ter ...................................... 229.00 raisers have a constant fear of losses Edith M. Clark, Health 4.50 6.25 that are the result of disease. It is Mrs. C. W. Thomas, Milton 2.40 only natural, therefore, that numer Biggs Printing Co., Dist. Att. 42.03 T. M. Birkbeck, Ind. Sold...... ous poultrymen will try any “new” C. C. Proebstel, Ind. Sold. .... 90.50 son, secretary of the Farm Bureau, or “mysterious” treatment that is W. L. Hamm. Ind. Sold. ....... 98.48 Mrs. Percy Corman, president of the suggested to prevent or control di Chas. Despain, Ind. Sold. • - 56.06 auxiliary, Mrs. A. E. McCulley, Mrs. sease. Since so many thousands of Dr. R. H. Wilcox, Health Unit .............................. ■ ” 10.01 M. Baragar, H. K. Dean, John Jen- dollars are spent uselessly each year drzejewski and H. M. Sommerer. for worthless remedies, it seems ad Delores J. Combs. Health 5.00 Unit .............................. — The general theme of the evening visable to caution poultry raisers Aileen E. Moreland, Health 25.30 Some interests not in sympathy was the cooperative spirit which against the promiscuous use of drugs, Unit .................................. 74.05 with R. E. A. have inquired in the made the new club house possible. An vaccines, bacterins and other treat Marjory Bohart, Health Unit 47.60 Lucile Lukens, Health Unit past about the financial success of addition costing $1000 was made dur ments for disease. Dr. R. H. Wilcox. Health the movement all over the U. S., and ing the past few months. There are but few vaccines and Unit .................................... 26.05 have suggested that R. E. A. file per Oregon State Agr. College, drugs that are specific and efficient TOWNSErTo CLUB Co. Agent & Home Dem. -- 3100.00 iodic financial statements. I am in for the prevention or treatment of Hdwe. & Impl. Co., formed that a report by Mr. Slat diseases of poultry. By far the most Oregon Emergency ........................ 30.oo NEWS tery’s office in Washington, D. C. is important factor in disease control State Dept. of Agric.. Sealer By MRS. JOE UDEY now available. In fact there is a co of Weights ........................ »0.58 and prevention might properly come py of it in the office of your associa under the heading of “good manage Oregon State Game Comm., Pred. Animal Control ..... 500.00 Another very important meeting ment practices”, based on the know tion. In addition the report of your E. B. Casteel (postage), own cooperative is rendered the mem and encouraging flashes from head ledge of the specific disease that con Mrs. offices ................................ 21.00 quarters will be heard at the Legion fronts the poultryman. It is not pos Hermiston Herald, Co. Court • bership at the annual meeting. hall Friday, April 26, at 8:00 p.M. sible in a short space to cover all the & Emerg. .......................... 265.64 We are now taking steps in the All members are urged to be pres fundamental knowledge of the many Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., offices 115.00 East Oregonian, offices ..... 1568.21 construction of additional lines to ent and bring a friend. diseases of poultry. Neither do poul The Freewater Times, Asses- A flash from Congressman Homer serve the City of Boardman. Those 17.50 trymen usually acquire this informa who have recently been seriously D. Angell of the third district dated tion by some quick process of educa State Ind. Acc. Comm.. Sher- I ................................... 20.65 handicapped there will be able to get April 19th: “When we adjourned tion. The successful experienced relief in the near future, unless some today we had increased the number poultryman has acquired this know John Garner, General Road - 15.00 First Nat. Bank, Pendleton nnforseen delay occurs. The right of of names, signed on the discharge ledge over a period of years based Branch, General Road ..... 667.20 way is now being cleared preparato petition, to 133. We have had many on observations and experimental Electric Serv. Co., General Road .................................. 21-50 ry to digging holes and erecting the recesses lately, owing to week end data that have established certain Earl Snell, Sec., General Road 2.00 vacation, adjournments and other in poultry disease facts. poles. Mrs. Youngchief, General terruptions, so many have not had The seasoned experienced poultry Road ................................... 25-°° COLUMBIA GRANGE an opportunity to sign the petition. raiser is inclined to let the venture Mrs. Anna Wallace. General There are 50 of your loyal congress some and less-experienced try out the Road .................................. 32.33 PLANS COMEDY men who will sign in a few days.” new remedies, because experience has Earl Snell, Secretary, Gener 2.00 al Road .............................. We will have a later flash which shown that over a period of years 15.00 John Garner, General Road “A Week’s Trial” is the title of the will be read at this meeting so every literally thousands of remedies have Pendleton Water Commission, 3.40 two-act comedy to be presented by one interested in knowing the truth been offered to the poultry industry General Road ........ ......... 1.20 Columbia Grange members the sec will want to be present. and most of them do not last more Adams Garage, General Road ond week in May. The play is being This being the last meeting of the than a few years or so. Many poul Akers Service Station. Gen 10.00 eral Road ........................ sponsored by the Y.G.A. of Columbia month the chairman of the finance trymen suspect, and justly so, that Ballou & Wright, General with Mrs. M. E. Knickerbocker as committee asks that the Townsend a great many of the new remedies Road ................ .......... 20.82 president. banks be turned over to him. Tractor Co., each year are new, in name only. On Braden-Bell General Road .................... 10.81 Next week’s Herald will carry a the other hand, avian mixed bacter Columbia Equip. Co., Gener- IFofsow Has Choice Lily list of the characters with names of ins and other treatments have been al Road ........ . 69-99 members taking the respective parts. Garden club members and others used intermittently for many years Consolidated Freight Lines, The play cast will meet at the home may be interested in the fact that M. although they have not stood up un General Road .................... 3.20 of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Zivney Satur L. Watson is the proud possessor of der critical experimental tests and Contractors Equipment Corp., ? very choice Indian lily named General Road ................... 639.49 day evening for a short rehearsal “Stand behind me lily”. The origin- the field results are too inconsistent W. J. Clarke, General Road 12.11 and a social evening. lily from which it is supposed to to be relied upon. It is self-evident Central Welding Works, Gen have been propagated were to have when a treatment or vaccine is uni eral Road ................. 13.67 nr^duced by the original Uma versally satisfactory. For examples, The Freewater Times, Gener COLUM BIA GRANGE tilla - n Indians. ______ al Road ............................... - 1-20 fowl-pox vaccination has proved it Fletcher Oil Co., General NOTES self so universally successful that no Road 32.00 COLUMBIA SCHOOL one questions this method of controll First Nat. Bank, Pendleton, General Road .................... 37.50 ing the disease, and nicotine sulphate NOTES Twenty-five officers and members Funk & McLean, General is generally accepted as a treatment Road ............. 3 i.5O were present for the second regular The kite tournament held in the for body lice. Feenaughty Mach. Co., Gen meeting of the month, Tuesday eve 9.43 It is very easy to be misled into eral Road ............................ ning, April 16, with P. H. Corman, n->n field across from the school believing that some remedy is re Frazier’s Book Store, Gener house recently was a fine success. 3.35 master, presiding. al Road ..................... ------ sponsible for certain field results. H. J. Ott, chairman of the execu The kite flyers were divided into two Funk & McLean, General For instance, it is a known fact thaï 25.00 Road .................................. tive committee, asked that all grange roups according to kite size. This some acute contagious infectious di Freewater Service Station, s the second such tournament, and members acquaint themselves with seases, such as pullorum disease in General Road .................. 10.00 the policies and tolerance toward vith the interest shown in such an Foster Motor Co., General chicks, may run a rather definite farm betterment of these office seek -.ctivity it may become an annual Road .................................. 104.88 course. Under such circumstances, Gentry April school affair. Motor Co., General ers desiring nomination in the pri often by the time treatment is start Road ..... ........................ 2-45 mary election. Not only is it the duty HERMISTON UNION CHURCH ed the disease is about to subside of The George Lawrence Co., of every citizen to be a registered General Road ................... 34.65 Cecil W’arner. Pastor its own accord. Thus an improve voter and vote, but every granger Our sermon for the Sunday morn ment is noted in spite of the treat General Petroleum Corp., General Road ......... ..... 956.71 should be interested in helping to ing worship service will be centered ment not because of it: although the Howard Cooper Corp., Gen select public officers, who are allied around the words of Pilate uttered 39.93 treatment usually gets the credit. eral Road with national grange policies for at the time of the trial of Jesus, Then there is the coccidiosis treat Isaacson Iron Works, Gener farm betterment. al Road .............................. 48.62 Emil Zivney in reporting for the “Behold the Man.” And the evening ment that invariably carries the di Jack Allen Supply, General service will be in charge of the rection to clean out the house. Many agricultural committee spoke at Road .................................. 223.04 length on the use and values of var Christian Endeavor, the young peo poultrymen become too enthusiastic Jack Allen Supply, General Road .................................. 7 5.00 ious fertilizers according to soil ple bringing the message of the hour. over the treatment to realize that Everette J. King, General they have paid to be told what they needs. METHODIST CHURCH ................................. 59.00 already know; namely, that daily Loo Road For the lecturer’s hour, Mrs. Ott an Chev. Co.. General Stearns Cushing Jr., Pastor cleaning of the house for a few days introduced Mrs. Thelma Knicker Road .................................. “Rural Life Sunday” will be the bocker, president of Columbia Y.G.A. thought of the worship service this will check almost any outbreak of H. Hartman Long, General 1.00 Road .................................. to announce the program. An inter Sunday. In keeping the place of the coccidiosis. Further, coccidiosis is a Glen 15.25 Long, General Road disease that will run a rather defi esting brief history of early Oregon 4-H club work will be given by Eu Montgomery W’ard, General nite course depending on the manage 3.50 was presented by members reading gene Rugg. Road .................................. ment and environment of the birds. Nirschl Brothers, General prepared slips. The Oregon state You will find a warm friendship Road .................................. 296.33 song was sung. A humorous reading and welcome in our midst. Be with Methods that will prevent a disease 1 Oregon Motor Service. Gen are preferred to trying to cure a di “The Movie Mother” was given by us this and every Sunday. 40.42 eral Road sease, however, some poultrymen I Olsen King, Inc.. General Mrs. Zivney. Mrs. Helen Fix pleased have been persuaded to give their Road ................................... .45.69 with a contest using the entire PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH birds this or that treatment or inocu ■I. E. Olinger & Sons, Gener Alice Norris, Pastor group. 31.49 al Road Mrs. Blinston, Mrs. Carl Hammer Q ur Sunday School still continues lation to prevent some mythical di Pendleton Woodworking Co., 1.00 and Mrs. Jessie Goodrich served de to open at the hour of 10 a. m. with sease in spite of the fact that the G eneral Road lightful refreshments. a message at 11 a. m , and we con birds may be healthy and laying Portland-Pendleton M o to r 2.21 Freight, General Road Mr. Corman earned the 106 pound tinue to extend to you a Christian heavily. Pendleton Drug Co., General This all sums up to the point that sack of White Rose potatoes do welcome. We are here as a people to 1.60 Road ........... ...................... “cures” and “remedies” are no sub Pendleton nated by Emil Zivney to the winner point you to God. Grain Growers, stitute for good management practi 133.78 G eneral Road of three months question and answer Young people worship at 6:45. ces, and while the poultry producer Pac. Power & Light Co, Evening message at 7:45. contest. _ 2.07 General Road ............... is looking for lower costs of produc Price Ransom Chev. Co, tion, he well might consider saving HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH 9.40 General Road farm auxiliary the amount he contributes to the mil Penland Brothers, General Grayden D. Loree, Pastor HOSTS AT DINNER Road ................................ 10.60 At our Sunday morning worship lions that are spent for worthless Railway Exp. Agency, Gen service we shall be thinking along remedies. 1.84 eral Road Poultrymen should be suspicious of Members of the Farm Bureau aux the line of the importance of the in Robertson Heavy Hardware 18.03 Co, General Road iliary were hosts to their families and dividual. The topic, “The Importance any stranger or person who readily those assisting on the building at a of Me," is suggested by the words diagnoses disease and who promptly Standard Oil Co, General 63.55 Road dinner in the recently completed club of Paul in First Corinthians 12:14. has on hand some “secret” or “ex Shell Oil Co, General Road 75.62 house Saturday evening. More than “For the body is not one member, clusive” treatment that will either Stanton Serv. Station. Gen cure or prevent the disease. A num but many.” One asks: “What sort 1.10 75 persons were present to enjoy eral Road another of the famous dinners for of a church would my church be if ber of such individuals have been, lo Simal Oil Co, General Road 319.00 cated and prosecuted already, how State Ind. Acc. Comm, Gen every member were just like me”7 which that group H frnnoua. eral Road .................. 159.04 Our evening message will deal ever, it will require cooperation from Miles Baragar acted as toastmas Ta”lor Hdwe. Co, General poultrymen to make this protection with the story of the loaves and fish ter fbr the ’evening who introduced Road ............................... 52.20 more effective. Union Oil Co, General Road 58.03 H. J. Ott, president, and C. M. Jack- as found In John •. Tommy Bond, Ceneral Road Payroll .............................. Walt Picard, General Road Payroll .............................. R. J. Wheeler, General Road Payroll .............................. Chas. Williams, General Road Payroll ................... Lyle Potter, General Road Payroll ........................ .. C. E. Johnson, General Road Payroll .............................. John Eichner, General Road Payroll .............................. Cliff McDonald, General Road Payroll .................... Gail Alspach, General Road Payroll ..... ........................ A. J. Sturtevant, General Payroll ........................... 4- Percy Sweet, General Road Payroll ............................ L. McIntyre, General Road Payroll .............................. E. H. Hargett, General Road Payroll .... .......................... A. L. Warnock, General Road Payroll .............................. F. L. Hodgen, General Road Payroll ........... .................. E. C. Myrick, General Road Payroll .............................. Ralph Longhorn, G e n e r a l Road Payroll C. H. Wheeler, General Road Payroll .............................. Roy Brown, General Road Payroll .............................. John McCartin, General Road Payroll .............................. E. L. Stephens, General Road Payroll .............................. H. Magruder, General Road Payroll ..... ...................... Joe Picard, General Road Payroll .............................. Hugh Clark, General Road Payroll .................... F. B. Hayes, General Road Payroll ................... ......... Ralph Elder, General Road Payroll ....................... ....... John Wynn, General Road Payroll .............................. Clarence Brown. General Road Payroll ....... Robt. Farrens, General Road Payroll .............................. Al Moody, General Road Payroll .............................. John Barnes. General Road Payroll ........................... v- C. Hutson, General Road Payroll .............................. Ed Olsen, General Road Pay roll ................ .................... Dick Hodgen, General Road Payroll ............................. Ralph Moody, General Road Payroll .............................. D. Fullerton, General Road Payroll ..................... R. R. Bond, General Road Payroll .............................. Dode Farrell, General Road Payroll ............................... Frank Krebs, General Road Payroll ........ .............. ....... F. T. Burke, General Road Payroll .............................. H. Schuening, General Road ...... ....... Payroll L. Hoeft, General Road Pay roll ...................................... S. P. Westervelt, General Road Payroll .................... H. M. Bennett, General Road Payroll .............................. John Henry. General Road Payroll Ed Bier, General Road Pay roll ............................... Jay Flanigan, General Road Payroll .............................. P. B. Clark, General Road Payroll ............................ *- L. G. Fullerton, General Road WANTED — GIRL TO ASSIST with housework and children, at $15.00 per mo. Call 843 Stanfield. 89.50 36-lc 154.71 134.69 FOR SALE—NEW HOME SEW- ing machine, sews as good as new. 44.67 Only $10.00. Mrs. Annie Edwards, Umatilla. 35-3p 134.66 FOR SALE — CASE MOWING 47.88 machine: Mormon hay stacker, and one 10-ft. disc. F. A. Berg, 1 mile 90.44 east of Umatilla. 35-3p 96.50 BEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR chickens, broilers and turkeys. Van 45.37 Damme Poultry Co, Spokane, Wn. 35-3p 8.09 92.97 WILL PAY $3 PER TON FOR small quantities and $4 for a ton 107.19 or more scrap iron. Anything but 50.22 stove iron will do. Notify Bill Hub ble, Hermiston. 35-3p 84.24 GOOD BUILDING LOTS FOR Sale 41.21 —Clear title. Two blocks from the 106.24 Creamery. See H. R. Hartley, Herm iston. 34-3p 19.44 ONE THREE-ROOM APARTMENT 38.93 available May 1st. Have two 2- room apartments vacant now. Cronk’s 26.29 Apartments, Hermiston. 3 4-tfc 26.7Ì2 FARM FOR SALE — THE DICK 108.33 Shaw farm near Westland. See J. W. Messner, Hermiston, Oregon. 73.72 29-tfc 109.93 WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE furniture, machinery, household 106.00 articles. Miller’s Trading Post, Her 149.66 miston. 3-tfc 17.00 E. P. DODD — REAL ESTATE, sales, leases, exchanges. Insur 16.20 ance—fire, automobile, accident. No 32.43 tary public, execution of legal pa pers. Herald office, Hermiston, Ore 22.68 gon. 16-tfc 54.30 TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE OR 88.92 rent — Easy terms. Thompson’s Drug Store, Hermiston. 5-tfc 32.40 9.72 6.48 87.96 147.53 105.86 89.00 82.63 7 6.55 • PAINTING • PAPERING • KALSOMINING — Spray Painting and Signs — Anything - Anywhere - Anytime AU Work Guaranteed - Estimates FREE BERT MICHEL Phone 131 Hermiston, Ore. 83.53 18.24 16.20 99.6i9 82.42 BERT Q U IC K ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR MOTOR SERVICE Phone 3381 Hermiston 22.68 6.82 17.81 P avroll .................................. 145.52 Gail Herndon. General Road Payroll ........ ..................... 81.34 F. M. Henson, General Road Payroll ............................ 60.42 Herb Caldwell, General Road Payroll .............................. 39.68 S. Fullerton, General Road Payroll .............................. 26.20 W. F. Brown, General Road Payroll .............................. 184.69 Neil Jlevore. General Road P ayroll ................................ 115.87 Gordon Vickers, General 6.47 Road P ayroll ...................... John Bunch, General Road 4.74 Payroll ............... Floyd Zacharias, General 11.38 Road Pnyroll Frank Taylor, General Road 108.89 Payroll C. H. Reimann, General Road 25.92 P ayroll Geo. A. Ries, General Road 2.91 P avroll ........................ .......«.. lc a Word - Minimum 20c FOR SALE NO. 1 JERSEY MILK cow, fresh about May 5. John Fisher, Boardman. 3 -3c TO TRADE FOR SHEEP—MED- ium size Viking cream separator, used 3 months, Briggs & Stratton *4 horse gas motor, good condition. Phone 3461, Preston Holloman, Her miston. 36-3p HOUSE—READY TO RENT MAY 10; 6 rooms and bath; renovated inside and out. Call 3531. 36-tfc FOR REAL QUALITY — BUY “Vlgorbilt” chicks. New low pri ces on Hampshire Reds, White Leg horns and Legorcas. See “Vigorbilt” first. Baby turks May 1st. “Vig orbilt” Hatchery, Hermiston. Oregon. 36-3p WANTED— WORK. BY DAY OR week, by middle aged lady. Call 3892, Hermiston. 36-lp CANNING ASPARAGUS FOR sale— 3 Vie per lb. field run. Jens Skovbo, Hermiston. 36-3p FOR SALE—PRACTICALLY NEW breakfast set. Will sell cheap. In quire at Herald office. 36-lp C. A. B I N D E R PLUMBING Call Tum-A-Lum - Phone 3132 Umatilla, Oregon J. V. VILLERMOURE ELECTRICAL SERVICE Phone 3821 Hermlstqn W. L. Morgan. D. M. D. General Dentistry X-Ray and Diagnosis Bank Bldg. Pho. 2592 - Res. 2112 Sunday & Eve. by Appointment Dr. A. E. MARBLE CHIROPRACTOR Office: 2 blocks E of post office- Office hours: 8 to 12 - 1:30 to 6 Phone 3061 - Hermiston, Ore. DR. A. C. WILLCUTT OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON O8BORN APARTMENTS D R . F. B. B E L T PHYSICIAN & SURGEON — Office Hours — 10:30 - 12:30 a. m. - 2 - 5 p. a Other Hours by Appointment DR. W. M. MARBUT PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Phone 3151 Hermistc Peterson & Peterson ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW U. 8. National Bank Buildlni Practice in State A Fed. Couri Pendleton, Oregon W. J. W A R N E ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Hermiston, Oregon
