The Hermiston herald., June 13, 1940, Page 5, Image 5

THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
FARM BUREAU
A U X ILIA R Y
CO-OPERATIVE
J
M ESSAGE
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♦R.E.A. HIG H LIG H TS*
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BY R. Lu WOOLLEY
Wednesday morning as I aproach-
ed the office door I saw a note at­
tached. One of the members informed
me that he had called twice and was
unable to pay his bill. He called at
5:50 P. M.
Please Note: The regular office
hours are 8:00 a. m. to 12:00 noon
and from 1:00 to 5:00 p. m. If you
are unable to come to the office dur­
ing those hours mail in your remit­
tance or advise me of what you wish
to talk about. If you call me, I will
be glad to meet you by appointment
at any time.
It is impossible to lengthen the
office hours without increasing the
personnel and the expense to the
members. State regulations regard­
ing working conditions govern these
things.
We are now serving 31 new places
in the City of Boardman with several
more to take service in the near fu­
ture.
Your board of directors met in the
regular monthly meeting last Wed­
nesday and considered the current
problems of the association. At this
meeting it was pointed out that the
members receiving service had in­
creased from 488 during the month
of May last year to 612 in May,
1940. Our consumption of electricity
has almost doubled during the same
period. These figures are just indi­
cators of how rapidly we are pro­
gresing.
We are still growing, not only
in numbers but also in our ability to
help ourselves by using electricity.
Almost every day some member is
adding some new electrical equip­
ment to his premises.
Mr. Fiske in Umatilla Meadows
seems to be having difficulty with
his water pump. If some of the mem­
bers near can offer a helpful con­
structive suggestion I am sure he
would be glad to listen if it will eli­
minate his difficulty.
TO
EVERY
M EM BER.
CANNING SCHEDULE
From June 15 to 22
8 to 11 a. m.
12 to 3.30 p. m.
Mon.—Fruit-Berries
Beets-Beans
Peas
Tues.—Peas
Beets-Beans
Wed.—Fruit-Berries
Peas
Thurs.—Peas
Beets-Beans
Fri.—Fruit-Berries
Peas
Sat.—Peas
Other products by special arrange­
ment.
Hermiston Co-op Cannery
COLUM BIA GRANGE
NOTES
Mortensen. “Authorities are con­
vinced that continued deficiency of
vitamin A may undermine the health
of a people. In our own country we
should be sure that everyone gets
plenty of butterfat every day in such
different forms as butter, whole
milk, cream, ice cream and cheese.”
(Continued Next Week)
DEMOCRACY AND
MORE CONSUMER
C O O P E R A T IO N
Mrs. Catherine Jendrzejewski was
not present to take charge of the
program at the meeting Friday,
June 7, but sent a paper on the
Pulitzer awards which was read by
Mrs. Fern Zivney.
The mothers, fathers and children
are invited to attend the field day
meeting Friday, June 21, which will
be held all day and a pot luck served
at noon. Games will be directed by
Mrs. Emma Hutchison and Mrs.
Fern Zivney.
The ladies are planning an ice
cream social Friday, July 19, at
8:00 P. M., in the Columbia park
club house.
A quilt will be given away at the
social.
BOY SCOUTS BREAK
art home. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart op­
erated the Stanfield hotel for 20
years but are now retired. When
asked to what he attributed his hale
and hearty old age Mr. Stuart re­
plied: “I don’t know unless it is to
my good wife.”
Mrs. O. M. Hoosier is convalesc­
ing at her home after a major opera­
tion performed 16 days ago at St.
Anthony’s hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yoder and
Miss Lorraine Horner visited over
the week end with Mrs. Don Childs,
en route to Hood River where Mr.
Yoder is with a construction com­
pany.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gregory re­
turned from a week s stay in Port­
land, greatly improved in health.
Mrs. James Lane and daughter
Marie are taking a week’s rest at
Parkdale.
Mrs. Tom Moore and Miss Nellie
Moore are visiting this week with
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Christian at Baker.
C. A. Ralstin of Shafter, Calif.,
is visiting his sister Mrs. George
Sale.
The pea harvest crews have finish­
ed threshing on the Stanfield project
and moved to Athena early this
week.
John Bagan has returned home
after three weeks visiting his daugh­
ter Mrs. Erneet Loughary and fam­
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bagan at
Eugene.
Claude McCall is in charge of the
Signal Service Station since Monday.
Jess Gossage is mowing parking
strips for the second time this year
making an improvement in the ap­
pearance of the town.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kennedy and
Miss Janice Kennedy of Bremerton
spent the week end with his mother
Mrs. Martha Wood. They also plan
to visit relatives in Idaho on their
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. J. F. Rueber accompanied
Mrs. C. F. Rueber the latter part of
the week to Portland to enjoy the
rose festival.
Mrs. Ernest Greathouse was host­
ess for the Monday Bridge club. Mrs.
Claude McCall held high score.
PAGE FIV»
FINE, JUICY BLACKCAP RASP-
berries; fresh from the vine. By
the crate $1.60; by the gallon 45c.
C. A. Lare, 1 mi. N. Hermiston,
Route 2.
43-3p
FURNISHED APTS. AND ROOMS
West Side Hotel, across from
depot.
42-2p
FOR SALE — GUERNSEY MILK
cow and purebred Guernsey bull.
John Spencer, Stanfield, Ore. 42-2p
FOR SALE—PIE CHERRIES, RED
currants and raspberries. A. C.
Swarner.
42-3c
MILK COWS FOR SALE—Carl
Metteer. Columbia district. 42-3p
GET YOUR LUMBER AT THE
mill and save handling costs that
are necessary if the lumber is
brought to the yard here. The fol­
lowing are some of the prices, at the
mill at Lyle, Wn.—Good rough 2x4-
2x6 or 2x8, $13; Ix6-lx8, $12.50:
1x12 2x12, $15. If wanted planed
add $2 per thousand feet; Shiplap,
$12. $14 and $16; orders can be left
at the yard here and will be sent
same day to the mill so lumber can
be ready when you come after it.
Our phone is 3521, F. M. Cox &
Associates.
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
hauling. Prompt service. Fully
insured. Phone 461, Ray Tolar, Echo,
Ore.
40-3p-tfc
The cooperative movement is a
peaceful efforts to save democracy. C A M P E A R L Y
Democracy is suffering today mainly
The regular first business meet­ from economic maladjustments. I Hermiston Boy Scouts who camped
ing of the month was held Tuesday hold that this fact is self evident and at the forks of the Umatilla river
evening, June 4, with only twelve needs no argument to support it.
above Bingham Springs last week
members in attendance.
Economic democracy and coopera­ were forced to return Friday morn­
Since Worthy Master Corman tion in business can right this wrong ing due to a sudden and severe rain­
finds it impossible to attend the and will insure the continued success­ fall that descended on the camp early
state grange to be held four days ful functioning of political democra­ in the morning. The entire party of
UPHOLSTERING AND FURNI-
next week in Salem, a motion was cy.
twelve, and equipment, returned in
ture repairing of all kinds. Cush­
made and carried to authorize him
The profit motive of private busi­ the car of Mel Follett, assistant
ion units and rockers. For sale—
to appoint an alternate, who can at­ ness has nearly wrecked our econ­ scoutmaster.
davenport and chair. C. E. Hensley.
tend to represent Columbia Grange. omic system because its object is to
Three very enjoyable days of
28-4p
It was decided to hold one busi­ exploit mankind. Money is the God camping, however, were reported by
ness meeting a month during June, of modern private business and very the boys, who spent the time swim­
PASTURE FOR RENT—INQUIRE
July and August. A Sunday nearest often all good things including ethics, ming, hiking, games, horseback rid­
old Baker ranch, northeast part of
the third Tuesday of each month honesty, justice, truth, personal ing and campcraft. Mel Follett and
Hermiston. Reasonable.
37-6p
will be set aside for a grange picnic, character, human happiness and even Bill Belt were in charge of the camp.
WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE
weaner roast or other social activity human lives are sacrificed on its
furniture, machinery, household
Altar Society Elects
to be participated in by the grange altar.
articles. Miller’s Trading Post, Her­
The Hermiston Catholic Altar so­
members and their families. The
The cooperative movement is aim­
miston.
3-tfe
Home Ec club is to plan for these ing at the democratic ownership and ciety held its election of officers at
NOTICE OF LAND SALE
the
parish
house
Tuesday,
June
3.
get-to-gethers.
control of production and distribu­
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, E. P. DODD — REAL, ESTATE,
Lloyd Fix furnished the questions tion. Consumers in business for Mrs. Lavina Hazen was elected That
sales, leases, exchanges. Insur­
the undersigned, Sheriff of
for the group. Mrs. Lloyd Fix will themselves are not operating for president, succeeding Mrs. Marie Umatilla County, Oregon, by virtue ance— fire, automobile, accident. No­
be prepared with a set of questions profit. Their aim is to distribute Todd, who has been an active presi­ of an order duly made and entered tary public, execution of legal pa­
dent the past two years. Mrs. Ann herein by the County Court of Uma­ pers. Herald office, Hermiston, Ore­
for the first meeting in July.
goods and services at cost for use.
Mrs. Ott, lecturer, read a clever By eliminating profit in business, Durfey was elected secretary and tilla County, Oregon, on the 15th day gon.
15-tfc
May, 1940, will, on the 22 day of
little poem emphasizing the import­ they eliminate the motive and the treasurer, succeeding Mrs. Margaret of
June,
1940,
at
the
hour
of
10
o’clock
Seeliger, who held the position for in the forenoon, sell to the highest TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE OR
ance of paying dues promptly. June tendency to exploit.
the past two years.
bidder for cash, at the front door of
rent — Easy terms. Thompson’s
ends another quarter and member­
Whatever other economic interests
The annual report was very favor­ the Umatilla County Court House, Drug Store, Hermiston.
5-tfc
ship dues may be paid now.
Pendleton, Oregon, subject to a mini­
Mrs. Ott introduced a new contest, tend to divide people into groups or able. Meetings have been postponed mum
price
of
$161.24
therefor,
to
be
classes—WE
ARE
ALL
CONSUM­
during the busy summer months to paid in cash, at the time of sale, the
calling for aptitude and accurate co­
ordination of eye and arm, hand, ERS. The more people realize the be resumed the first Monday in Oc­ following described parcel of land,
heretofore by Umatilla County, Ore­
finger known as “Flip the Cork.” basic importance of their function as tober.
consumers, the more consumers be­
• PAINTING
gon, acquired for delinquent taxes,
Lloyd Goodrich won the prize.
METHODIST
CHURCH
come
aware
of
the
fact
that
as
con­
to-wit:
The Home Ec club will meet with
• PAPERING
SWU NEH & SEU NW'A &
Stearns Cushing, Pastor
Martha Dunham, June 14. Helen Fix sumers they are THE PRIMARY
NH SW'A, Section 27, & Lots 8,
factor in our economic life, the more
“Christianity,
the
Faith
of
Ex­
• KALSOMINING
9, 10 and 11, Section 28, Township
will be assistant hostess.
they are going to assert themselves panding Horizons” will be the sub­
6, North Range 31, E.W.M.
—
Spray
Painting and Signs —
U. OF O. GRADUATES
R. E. GOAD, Sheriff
to protect their interests as consum­ ject of the closing sermon of this
Anything
- Anywhere - Anytime
of
Umatilla
County.
ers. The more they are going to or- conference year at the Methodist
CAN WARS
UM ATILLA STUDENTS
All Work Guaranteed - Estimate«
13)
j ganize to OWN and CONTROL the church. As we face the crises of to­ (May 16-June
—
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FREE
BE WON W ITH O U T J processes of production and distribu- day we need to recount the experi­ NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
A record number of University of
BERT MICHEL
I tion as an effective means of protec­ ences of our Lord, Jesus Christ.
UPON FINAL REPORT
Oregon students, 771 in all, of whom
BUTTER?
tion
against
exploitation.
Many
of
us
have
not
had
the
good
Hermiston, Ore.
Phone
131
nine are from Umatilla county, re­
They will also gradually learn fortune of extensive travel. But then IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
ceived diplomas and certificates at
Note: The following article was
STATE OF OREGON FOR
an impressive ceremony Sunday .ub.aitted for publication on this that the consumer interests of all we recall that Jesus went no further
UMATILLA COUNTY
classes and groups of people are the from His Nazareth home than a few
evening, when the institution held its page by M G Hedwall, manager of
same.
This
common
consumer
inter­
miles.
Yet
within
His
life
lay
the
C. A. B I N D E R
63rd annual commencement
In the Matter of the Estate of
the Umatilla Cooperative Creamery. est will become a great unifying universe of God’s infinite love and
cises at McArthur Court.
Russell
Brownell,
also
known
as
D.
PLUMBING
Will butter, or lack of it be a vital i
men to work for the grace. All services at the usual hour. R. Brownell Jr., Deceased.
The list included two doctor of ■ actor in the present war? Is butter
Call
Tum-A-Lum
- Phone 3132
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: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
education degrees, three doctor of jetter than bullets? Will nutrition common good and insuring the sue HERMISTON
BAPTIST CHURCH that the undersigned administrator
cess
of
the
democratic
system.
Umatilla, Oregon
jurisprudence, and 7 3 master of arts play an important role on the battle­
Grayden D. Loree, Pastor
with the will annexed of the estate
Consumer cooperation is growing
of science. Among the total are 4 9 fields of Europe? Food experts say
Our topic for Sunday m orning!^ Kuss„e11 Brownell, also known as
doctor of medicine from the Univer­ tie warring nations today know the fast because more people realize that will
... u be «me
Brownell
his
“The n Prodigal. 1 >. M
Much V u has D.
fina, R. rpport
with Jr., the has
clerk filed
of the
the
profit
system
is
breaking
down
sity of Oregon medical school in importance of food in winning bat­
J. V. VILLERMOURE
and that the cooperative non-profit been said about the prodigal son, but above entitled court, and that the
Portland, which this year for the tles.
little
has
been
said
about
the
prodi-
Judge
of
said
Court
has
made
an
system will contribute more to
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
first time held its own ceremony in
Certainly on the far northern human welfare and serve human gal fathers, prodigal churches and ‘ order herein designating Saturday,
i-
i
v
u
u
the
13th
day
of
July,
1940,
at
10:00
the new auditorium.
rout where a small but brave army
prodigal church members.
„-dock a J
ftg thye time> and the
Hermiston
Phone 3821
Dr. Donald M. Erb, president of ,f hardy Finns has put up an almost needs more adequately.
We continue our evening series of rooms of t he above entitled court in
Help build a better world by join­
the university, delivered the com­ pic resistance against the Russian
Bible studies in the book of Genesis, the county court house in Pendleton,
mencement address on “The Price of tiordes, the butter theory seems to ing and supporting the cooperatives.
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[ Umatilla County, Oregon, as the
BEN GERKING,
W . L. Morgan. D. M. D.
Freedom,” while Dr. James R. Bran- hold true more than ever. The Finns
Manager Hermis­ CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST place when and where hearing is to
ton, head of the university depart­ are among the world's largest per
General Dentistry
C.
Warner
Pastor
be
had
thereon.
All
persons
interested
ton Mercantile Co-op.
ment of religion, delivered the bacca­ apita users of milk and butter and
X-Ray and Diagnosis
Mother’s day and Children’s day are hereby notified to then and there
have passed and next Sunday we es-: appear and show cause, if any they Bank Bldg. Pho. 2592 - Res. 2112
laureate sermon Sunday morning on Finnish soldiers are provided with a
UCUDCDC
pecially honor father, on national have, why said report should not be
‘(Education and Social Responsibil-> mild ration instead of liquor.
Sunday & Eve. by Appointment
F O U R T H AAEAABERj
father’s day.
approved, the administrator dis-
ity.” Dr. Frederick M. Hunter, chan­
We will worship Sunday morning charged, his bondsmen exhonorated
Butter, one of the oldest of foods,
R P rt A
A «iT
cellor of higher education, represent­ was used more than two thousand • ** D n w A U V
□
around the theme “Father’s Respon- an<l the estate closed.
ed the state system of higher educa­ years before the Christian era. It is
sibility” and Sunday evening on' Dated this 1 > t h J ' X , , ne'
Dr. A. E. MARBLE
L. BROWNELL,
tion, and Edgar W. Smith, Portland mentioned throughout the Bible. It
CHIROPRACTOR
Umatilla county 4-H club mem­ “The Church’s Supreme Need.”
Administrator.
member of the board of higher edu­ was used in early times as an oint­ bers will be among the 500 delegates
Olfice: 2 blocks E of post office-
W. J. Warner,
cation represented that group.
I Attorney for Estate.
Office hours: 8 to 12 - 1:30 to 6
ment for the skin and sold in medi­ over the state selected to broadcast
Among the students graduating cine shops and when fresh has been during the 4-H club summer school
(June 13-July 11)
Phone 3061 - Hermiston, Ore.
Wayne K. McFaul of Echo, son of used as a salve for burns and sore in session from June 10 to 21 on the
By Mrs. Rose Hedrick
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred K. McFaul, eyes.
Oregon State college campus.
Four generations visited at the
who received a bachelor of science
Despite its long history it was
“The Best Tonic,” is the title of
DR. A. C. W ILLCUTT ,
degree in business administration. only a quarter of a century ago that I the prize winning play written by Claude McCall home last week. They
OSTEOPATHIC
included Mrs. McCall’s mother, Mrs.
scientists discovered that butter is a Mary Margaret Kennedy of Uma­ Elizabeth Oatman, and two daugh­
PHYSICIAN
& SURGEON
concentrated source of vitamin A. tilla county. This play was selected ters, Mrs. Wessley Williams and her
granddaughter
Esther
Williams
of
OSBORN
APARTMENTS
I
That is why, says the National Dairy as one of the best of the 31 ipanu-
lc a Word - Minimum 20c
Bend, and Mrs. Lawrence Frizzell
Council,
this
dairy-fat
is
such
a
big
scripts
submitted
in
the
state-wide
and son Joe. The latter was return­
By Mrs. W. C. Isom
factor in wartime because vitamin A 4-H club radio playwriting contest ing to her home in Lakeview after ROOMS FOR RENT — MRS.
Floyd Knerr, or phone 3331. 43-3c
Mrs. Hoaglan is visiting her sister is known to increase vigor and the and will be presented over the radio attending commencement at Eugene
D R . F. B. B E L T
at Mt. Vernon, Ore.
on the Umatilla county program when her son received his degree in FOR SALE — REBUILT POCKET
body’s ability to resist disease.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
sociology.
Alfred Goodwin of Grants Pass,
“Butter will be a big factor in the from 7:00 to 7:45 Tuesday, June 18.
— Office Hours —
Mrs. D. R. Starkweather of The
watches, Elgin, Waltham and
Ore., is visiting his sister, Mrs. Rus­ present war in Europe,” says Dr.
Talented 4-H club members chosen Dalles visited the week end at Stan­ Hamilton: $5.00 to $12.00. A. W.
10:30 - 12:30 a. m. - 2 - 5 p. m.
sell McCoy and family.
Mrs. Fred Rieks entertained mem­ Martin Mortensen, for thirty years from the 2000 4-H club members at­ field and on Sunday attended the Behrman, Hermiston.
Other Hours by Appointment
43-3c
bers of the Ladies Aid at her home head of the Dairy Industry Depart- tending summer school will partici­ wedding of Ronald Walk, her nephew
of
Pendleton.
last Thursday afternoon.
ment at iowa state college, a Dane pate in Tadio revues to be broadcast
WANTED JOB OF ANY KIND,
Mrs. Stanley Holman of Tacoma,
Mrs. Harris of Portland is visit
.
,
, .
dav, ¡„ Saturdaay night, June 15, from 7:30
married man, good references. In­
ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. Farrell. b>’ blrtb wh° sPent h,s 9ch°°1 d“yS
granddaughter of Mrs. L. Jouann-
DR. W. M. M ARBUT
to 8:00 o’clock and Wednesday night, ault, with the operator of Edna's quire at Herald office.
43-lp
Rev. and Mrs. Harness and two his native land,
Beauty
parlor
in
Tacoma,
spent
Sun­
June
19,
from
8:00
o’clock
to
8:30.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
daughters returned home Saturday
“In the world war, Denmark
FOR SALE
- CURRANTS, $1.25
from Camas, Wn. Rev. Harness mo- iearned how lack of butter produced
Among the other interesting pro­ day here.
Frank Sloan and L. Jouannault
crate; bring container. Mrs. Fred
tored to Pendleton Monday to assist dj
e Although Denmark produced grams in which 4-H club members
Phone 3151
llermistun
are attending Masonic grand lodge Berg, 1 mi. E. Umatilla and 7 mi.
m the arrangement of the camp
, "
_..
will participate is the weekly traffic in Portland this week.
ground where a meeting will be held twice as much butter annu
N.E.
Hermiston.
43-lp
Mrs. Jim Beebe is visiting her
June 14 to 24.
State of Iowa, so much was exported safety program on June 12 and 19
Mr. and Mrs. James Amberg were; at one period of the war that the from 12:15 to 12:30, noon, featur­ daughter Ruby Finley near The FOR SALE - OVER 29 ACRES
Peterson & Peterson
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John p anes themselves did not get enough. ing the winning plays written for Dalles this week.
improved alfalfa and pasture;
Bob Beebe suffered injury to his
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Mr. aUndaMrs. Chas. Steward have As a result, the eye disease xeroph- the traffic safety playwright contest knee while working in the furnace fruit, berries; crop all goes; R.R.,
U. 8. National Bank Building
sponsored
by
Earl
Snell,
Secretary
room when a piece of steel entered electricity, school bus, cream route.
installed a new refrigerator in th eir, thalmia, which often leads to per-
Practice in 8tate ft Fed. Courts
his knee. His brother Bill Beebe is Cheap for cash. Elijah Duvall, Her­
home this week.
manent blindness, became prevalent of State.
Pendleton, Oregon
Mrs. Alma Greaves is visiting her until the government restored butter
Daily broadcasts of assembly pro­ attending to his work during his ab­ miston, Ore.
43-3tp
daughter Mrs. Cross at Chelan, Wn. to the diet. As soon as the right grams from 2 to 3 o’clock will be sence.
Mrs. Margaret Daughtry was host­
Mrs. Williamson of Junction City
FOR SALE
CHERRIES, ROYAL
arrived Friday for an indefinite stay amounts were again available to presented from June 11 to 20, except ess at a birthday dinner in the Hi-
W. J. W A R N E R
Anns and Lamlwrts, 3 He lb., W.
way cafe honoring F. B. Stuart. En­
with her sister-in-law Mrs. Tom everyone, the disease rapidly dis­ Sunday.
T. Bray, Umatilla, Ore.
42-2p
joying
the
dinner
were
Mrs.
Stuart,
Caldwell.
Sunday,
June
1C,
the
entire
sum­
appeared.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Mrs. L. L. Wurtz, sister of Mr. Stu­ HERMISTON RESIDENCE PROP-
Mrs. Alexander and two daugh­
“The experience of Denmark may mer school delegation will broadcast art,
Mrs. Oatman and Mr. and Mrs.
ters of La Grande visited over the
Hermiston, Oregon
erty for sale at a bargain. See F.
week end with her mother Mrs. Fred well serve as a warning to all coun­ a special outdoor Sunday service held C. M. McCall aad the hostess. Guests
43-3p
tries at the present time,” says Dr. on the campus quadrangle.
spent the rest of the day at the Stu- A. Baker, Stanfield.
Rieks.
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