THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1940.
PAGE FIVE
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
¿MESSAGE
TO
EVERY
¿MEMBER.
o « « * * « ,* .> . > . 5 . . dr . MONTGOMERY
♦ R.E.A. HIGHLIGHTS * PENDLETON SPEAKER
♦
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CA.Y.W.VG' SCHEDULE
Farmers who receive wheat in pay-
! ment of insured losses may take out
1 a commodity loan on this wheat any
time between now and January 1
■ 1041, it was pointed out.
■ ■ -
TRAVEL OFFER
ATTRACTS YO UTHS
TO M A R IN E CORPS
rimental effects of soil erosion. For HAVE GOOD HULLING MACHINE
Will do outside work. Call or write
that reason many farmers and agri
49-3p
cultural workers point to the fact Peter Castric, Hermiston.
that actual yields are not much less,
on the average, now than they were FOR SALE
—
500 TURKEYS,
30 to 50 years ago.
Bronze, half grown. Will sell
cheap, 75c per bird. Fred Ely, Mor-
49-3p
gan, Oregon.
COLUMBIA NEWS
200 WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS
for good winter eggs. Low price.
The Little Theatre met Tuesday “Vigorbilt” Hatchery, Hermiston,
The restless spirit of American evening at Columbia school house. A Oregon.
48-3p
youth
is becoming more evident every play is being practiced and will be
12 to 3:30 p.m.
8 to 11 a.m.
Pendleton will be host on Tuesday,
BY R. 1* WOOLLEY
in the near future.
FOR SALE— FIRST TIME OF-
Beans day, and even when there are no presented
August 6, to the “No. 1 farm speak Mon.—Fruit-
Grayden D. Loree, pastor of the
pressing economic problems at home,
fered for sale, my poultry and dai
Tues.—Tomatoes
Corn
Baptist church, and family were call
er in Texas” when popular Dr. Rob-
There are several things of note bert H. Montgomery, professor of Wed.— Fruit
Beans there is an inborn desire on the part ers at the Bud Hooker home Monday. ry ranch in south part of town; mod
which the members should know and economics, University of Texas, comes Thurs.— Tomatoes
Mr. and Mrs. .Torn Picard of Wal ern buildings and ample water. May
Corn of every young man for travel and
la Walla drove down to the John accept some trade. Liberal terms.
which it is almost impossible to reach to Pendleton for a double speaking Fri.— Fruit
Beans adventure.
Such is the opinion of Major James Knox home Friday. Miss Susan Knox C. M. Best.
them with. The Hermiston Herald engagement. Dr. Montgomery will Sat.— Tomatoes
48-tfc
Corn
who had bee:' visiting at that place,
B.
Hardie, in charge of the Marine came
has been doing nobly in supporting talk at a public meeting in the Vert
Other products canned by special
with them to her home here.
GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS —
Corps recruiting station at Portland,
our organization in this program and Memorial auditorium at 10:30 in the arrangement.
Walter Clark, small son of Mr. and
See the Hermiston Auto Co. 4 4-lc
Mrs.
O.
M.
Clark,
visited
with
Phyl
who
states
that
the
first
question
deserves a vote of thanks, and our morning, and will address a joint
Hermiston Co-op Cannery
lis
Wilson
Thursday
and
Friday
of
asked
by
each
applicant
is
“Where
hearty acclaim for its efforts. We meeting of Kiwanis, Rotary and Lions
WANTED — ALL KINDS SCRAP
last week.
do we go from here?”
all appreciate it to the utmost and clubs at noon.
iron and farm machinery, 25 per
cattle and sheep, the hay crop will be
Mrs. William English has gone to
They do not always put the ques Salem to attend the centennial.
are willing to help the Herald in re
ton. Beal’s Blacksmith Shop. Hermis
He will come to Pendleton directly large enough for liberal feeding in
turn. In the past the Hermiston from Corvallis where he will be a most areas with considerable carry tion in that fashion, but the examin
Ruby Hooker has recovered from ton.
49-tfc
ing officer can readily see th at their the chicken pox.
Herald has been reaching practically
over
next
year.
guest of Oregon State college on Aug
Bruce Frazier of Oaklaand, Cal., FOR SALE— 5 A. TRACT IN HER-
chief desire is to get started for one
all of our members and little notes ust 5. Pendleton and Corvallis are
The report contains detailed in
visited a couple of days last week at
miston, close in. Good building
and notices which they have printed the only cities in Oregon which he is formation regarding prospective pro of the numerous Marine Corps posts the Virgil Warren home.
site, all in cultivation, good irriga
at home or abroad, and especially one
from time to time in this column have
Miss
Beulah
Ryland
had
as
her
visiting in a circuit of the Pacific duction and farm prices on a large
which happens to be in some far guest Sunday and Monday, Miss Leo tion system, city water, for 2650.00
reached each of us and helped us in Northwest.
number of farm commodities, includ
na Laird.
cash for quick sale. A. R. Boulware.
corner of the globe.
our program.
Dr. Montgomery, known national ing wheat, feed grains, hay, seed
J. W. McMullen and Will Hineline
49-3p
Most of the young men who seek were
Due to the fact th at the cooperative
callers at the Forrest Moore
ly for his ability in the fields of po- ' crops, potatoes, truck crops, hops,
organizations have not renewed their litical science and economics, will beans, fruits and nuts, dairy pro- enlistment in the Marine Corps now home Sunday morning.
GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS —
Mrs. Sam Carson is reported to be
former arrangement for bringing the
adays are not the hitch-hiking type.
See the Hermiston Auto Co. 44-lc
discuss the relationship of agricul ducts, chickens and eggs, and pig
improving
nicely.
Many of them are natives of locali
Herald to each of their members it
ture and business as viewed from a crop prospects.
Jessie
Moore
was
down
from
Pen
STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM
ties from 25 to 30 miles from the dleton Sunday.
will be impossible for the Umatilla long-range standpoint.
The general level of farm prices at
city.
pasture — Two-year-old grey-dun
Electric Cooperative to reach all of
Henry
Sommerer
Jr.
is
in
Pendle
The speaker is working with the mid-June in the country as a whole,
filly with roached mane, short tail
ton
and
Adams
this
week.
Last
week
its members through this column, un
They
enlist
for
nearly
every
rea
national office of the Agricultural was 95 per cent of the 1910-1914
son under the sun, and mainly be his work took him to Boardman and a n d scar on chest. Reward. Clyde
less each member makes it his busi
Adjustment Administration this sum level, compared with 123 as the in
Hoyt, Umatilla.
49-3p
ness to see that it comes to him. If it
cause
they have either failed to find Irrigon.
mer, on leave of absence from the dex of prices paid by farm ers for
Ed Hugg took a truck load of can
does come to each we may be able to
satisfactory
employment
at
home
or
taloupes
and
watermelons
to
La
University of Texas. His appear commodities. Considering interest,
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
tell you things which you should
Saturday.
ance in Pendleton is sponsored joint taxes, and wages for farm labor in have succumbed to the natural desire Grande
hauling. Prompt service. Fully
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Buhman
know about.
of
nearly
every
normal
youth
to
tra
ly by the offices of the Umatilla addition, farm costs were approxi
insured. Phone 461, Ray Tolar, Echo,
and
twin
daughters
Janet
and
Jan
In the meanwhile the office is
vel about a bit and see what is going
County Agricultural Conservation mately 128 per cent of the pre-war
40-3p-tfc
ice, and Margaret and John McMul Ore.
on elsewhere.
planning to issue an occasional news
len were afternoon visitors at the
average.
The
Oregon
index
of
pric
association and the county agent.
letter to you as the time and occa
Happily the Marine Corps is able Forrest Moore home Sunday.
GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS —
Dr. Montgomery will travel to es received by farm ers was 70 per
sions w arrant. Watch for them and Idaho from here.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H arr of
See the Hermiston Auto Co. 44-lc
cent of the 1926-1930 level, compared to fulfill that desire very satisfac Umatilla were calling on Mrs. Mary
read them carefully for we will have
torily.
The
entire
Corps
is
trained
with 67 for the country as a whole.
H arr Saturday morning.
E. P. DODD — REAL ESTATE,
spent no little time and your coop
W L. McCaleb of Heppner was a
With the volume of production of with a view to quick mobilization or
CROP
OUTPUT
FOR
sales, leases, exchanges. Insur
erative’s money for this purpose.
the
rapid
shifting
of
units
here
and
visitor
at
the
John
DeMoss
home
all crops combined expected to be
ance— fire, automobile, accident. No
there.
Monday
and
Tuesday.
1940 AMPLE, O.S.C.
nearly the same as in 1939, the re
Mrs. Clyde Hebert’s sister, Mrs. tary public, execution of legal pa
Officers and men change locations
port points out th at gross production
Nelson of Springfield. Ore., is here pers. Herald office, Hermiston, Ore
REPORT REVEALS
constantly.
The
main
training
sta
in 1939 was the same as in 1938 and
for an indefinite stay at the Hebert gon.
15-tfc
just equal to the average from 1924 tions at Parris Island, So. Carolina, home.
and
San
Diego,
Calif.,
have
virtual
Rodney
Rogers
was
a
visitor
at
the
TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE OR
Crop production in the United to 1929. However, the increase in
Forrest Moore home Sunday.
States this year promises to be fair all livestock and livestock products in ly an entire “turn over” every few
rent — Easy terms. Thompson's
Miss
Marjory
Gray
was
home
from
ly in line with probable requirements, 1939 was 6 per cent over 1938 and months with men leaving for sea du Wallula over the week end.
Drug Store, Hermiston.
6-tfe
Sunday visitors at the Duane La
in general, with a gross output only 13 per cent over the 1924-1929 aver ty, for foreign service, or for one of
slightly under 1939, reports the O. age. Animal production in 1940 is the widely-scattered posts where throp home for a short while, were
Mrs. Renfron. Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Os
Marines are serving.
S. C. extension service in its current pxpected to show an increase in cat
borne and son Laddie, and Mrs. Mar
review of the agricultural situation. tle and sheep but some decrease in
tin, all of Wallowa.
• PAINTING
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hooker and
Some decline occurred in the farm hogs and poultry. Copies of the re INCREASED DEMAND
family and Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Get-
• PAPERING
price level during recent weeks in the port are available from county agents SEEN FOR OREGON
chell and son Earl made a trip to
country as a whole, but the Oregon p’’ direct from the college.
Emigrant Springs one day last week.
• KALSOMINING
general farm price level was main
L E G U M E SEED
Dorothy Nelson, granddaughter of
—
Spray
Painting and Signs —
The Lost is Found
tained, according to data in the re '»«»PVFNTION IS BEST
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Warren, is visit
ing at Ione, with the Clarence W ar Anything - Anywhere - Anytime
port.
An
almost
unlimited
field
for
ex
By O u r W a n t A ds
All Work Guaranteed - Estimates
ren family.
The principal variation in crop T *PA TM FN T FOR
pansion in the use of Oregon grown
Mrs. F. L. Jewett was visiting Mrs.
FREE
When you lose *n* advertise
prospects from last year which is of iURKEY TROUBLE
winter legume seed in the southern Sam Carson at the H. M. Sommerer
particular
significance
to
the
farm
BERT MICHEL
states is reported by W. L. Teutsch, home Monday.
They Don't Stay Lost Long
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sanderson and Phone 131
ers in Oregon is forage supplies. The
Hermiston, Ore.
assistant director of extension at
stopped to see Mrs. Jessie
hay crop of the country is expected
Prevention is apparently the mostîO. S. C., Will Steen, chairman of the family
Hooker
on
their
return
from
a
trip
to be very large— probably the larg promising treatment for a turkey state AAA committee, and N. C. to the San Francisco fair.
HERMISTON HERALD est
production since 1927. Despite protozoan disease which has been en Donaldson, AAA executive officer,
Mrs. Lester Hammer and her two
an
increase
of about 2 per cent in countered in Oregon this year, report who have recently returned from an nieces from Portland visited Mrs.
Hermiston, Oregon
C. A. B I N D E R
hay-consuming livestock, principally veterinarians of the state department inspection tour through the deep Jessie Hooker Thursday.
PLUMBING
ux agriculture. One owner exper south, en route to a conference at NOTICE OF APPO INTM ENT OF
Call
Tum-A-Lum
- Phone 3132
ienced quite a loss.
Washington, D. C.
EXECU TRICES
The disease, diagnosed at the state
Umatilla,
Oregon
The limited factor in heavier use
college in Corvallis as caused by the of Oregon seed is the ability of small
Notice is hereby given that by an
parasite Hexamita Flagella, spreads farmers in the south to buy the seed, order of the County Court of the
from recovered or carries birds whose the Oregon men learned. This is be State of Oregon for Umatilla County
J. V. VILLERMOURE
undersigned have been appointed
droppings contain the small protozoan ing partially overcome at present the
executrices of the last will and testa
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
parasite. The parasite is. found in through the grant of aid program, by ment and of the estate of Aglae La
the intestinal tra c t and caqses an in which cost of the seed may be de Fontaine, deceased. All persons hav
Phone 3821
Hermiston
flammation of the intestines, the ducted from future benefit payments. ing claims against said estate are
hereby required to present them with
»cults become listless, ^feathers ap
“Many farmers and agricultural in six months from the date of this
pear rough and dirty, the wings drop, leaders told us that the use of hairy notice, with proper vouchers, to said
nd the gait becomes spraddling. vetch and Austrian winter peas as executrices at the office of A. S.
W. L. Morgan. D. M. D.
■ Shrinking flesh and diarrhea are oth- green manure crops caused as much Cooley in the Johns Building in Pen
General Dentistry
dleton,
Umatilla
County,
Oregon.
| er symptoms.
as 100 per cent increase in yield of
X-Ray and Diagnosis
Dated July 4, 1940.
i The
department
veterinarians corn, cotton, and other crops,” said
Bank Bldg. Pho. 2592 - Res. 2112
Sylvia Knight and
TODAY you can
found that alkalies such as magne Teutsch. “One 15,000-acre planta
Helene S. Blake,
Sunday & Eve. by Appointment
buy this big 6.2 cu.
Executrices.
sium or milk of magnesia might in tion has already ordered 22,000
i 1 k slze G -E model
A.
S.
Cooley,
L B 6 B (illu s t r a te d
crease the resistance of younger pounds of Oregon Austrian pea seed
Attorney for Executrices.
at left)—
birds, inasmuch as there seems to be for use this fall. Agricultural lead
Dr. A. E. MARBLE
(July 4-Aug. 1)
an age i/nmunity of about 10 weeks, ers in Alabama said that use of these
FOR ONLY r >
CHIROPRACTOR
due possibly to increasing alkaline j winter legumes has increased rapid-
&
‘K £ 5 r Y . i ! i r & 3 £ s - » s - , s “ rf
Office: 2 blocks E of post office
content of the body.
Iy until about half a million acres are
P. A.
Office boure: 8 to 12 - 1:30 to 6
< » • 1X 7 «1. h - « M I . ¡ S f i t t i S 1,? '®
Preventive measures suggested in- now being grown, but that there
VELVET
Phone 3061 - Hermiston, Ore.
elude feeding on wire mesh floors,' might well be five million acres seed-
HALF
&
HALF
with feed boxes arranged so dropping ed.”
contamination will be kept out of
Small “one-mule farm ers” have THOMPSON'S DRUG
DR. A. C. WILLCUTT
feed and water: keeping young poults some difficulty in turning under the
OSTEOPATHIC
away from laßt year's birds and rank growth in the spring, with their
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
chickens; and withal scrupulous limited equipment, Teutsch found.
cleanliness.
Additional good will is being engend
OSBORN APARTMENTS
7H A T5 THE H V / /
ered by the use of cotton bags in
shipping the seed, the Oregon men
CLOSING DATE
bel ieve.
D R . F. B. B E L T
From August 5 to 10
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New Ship men I
10°
YOI’U. ALWAYS BE GLAD YOU
BOUGHT A GENERAL ELECTRIC
M N M T IO N E D M R ! Controlled tem
perature, hum idity, and constant cir
culation o f freshened air.
SELECTIVE STORAGE. A ll four needed
zones— Sub-Freezing Storage; Extra-
C o ld S to ra g e ; C ris p in g S to ra g e ;
Safety-Zone G eneral Storage.
ALL-STEEL CABINET, b u ilt fo r long
life. One-Piece porcelain interiors—
and porcelain exteriors, too!
STAINLESS STEEL Super-Freezer and
STAINLESS STEEL Sliding Shelves!
Read W h at
G eneral E lectric Says:
- W e believe the new 1940 G E Re-
(rite rs to r to be the 6neu product of
its kind ever offered to the Ameficen
p ub lic— ooe that w ill con you lew to
own then sny other re irig e rito f you
CIS buy I t any price.’
ILLUMINATED TEMPERATURE DIAL T c l-
A-Frost Indicator. Thriftom eter. In
terior Lighting. Easy releasing, fast
freezing Q uick Trays. Pyrex Dishes.
SEALEB-IN-STEEL 6 -E THRIFT UNIT
famed throughout the w o rld for
et. low-cost operation and en-
ing economy.
S
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
PHONE 2791
NEAR FOR TAKING
WHEAT INSURANCE
Oregon wheat growers were re
minded this week by the state AAA
office in Corvallis that August 31 or
seeding time, whichever is earlier,
will be the closing date for taking out
federal crop insurance on winter
wheat. Applications are being ac
cepted at county AAA offices.
Approximately 2000 Oregon farm
ers protected their wheat crop this
year with crop insurance, and a few
of these farmers are now filing
claims for losses, according to Clyde
Kiddle, supervisor of the program.
Unless unforseen crop hazards ap
pear before harvest is completed, it
is not expected that the per cent of
loss will be as high as in 1939 when
662 Oregon farm ers had insurance
and 188 experienced crop losses.
Kiddle said.
lc a Word - Minimum 20c
EROSION EFFECT
ON W HEAT YIELDS
STUDIED IN E. O.
GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS —
See the Hermiston Auto Co. 4 4-lc
LOST — BETWEEN STANFIELD
and Hermiston Monday, child’s
blue hand knit sweater. Finder call
Eastern Oregon wheat yields have 4 94 Echo collect.
50.1 p
been reduced by erosion at an aver
MODERN
APART-
age rate of about 1.5 bushels per acre ONE-ROOM
ment
for
rent.
Also
several
cool
every 10 years, according to data
50-lp
gathered by H. L. Thomas of the rooms. West Side Hotel.
Soil Conservation service, who has GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS —
been making a detailed study of ero
See the Hermiston Auto Co. 44-lc
sion effects in the Columbia basin
HOUSEWIVES OF HERMISTON—
wheat area.
Elberta Peaches will soon be ripe.
Data on this subject are rather
difficult to gather and interpret, ac One mile north of Ford garage. Lewis
50-lp
cording to Thomas, because of the Pearson.
many other factors involved. For ex CANNING PEACHES — RIPE
ample, the improved varieties of
August 1 to 30. Price to August
wheat introduced from time to time
10, 50c apple box. Bring boxea. Ed
by the Oregon State college experi monds Orchard, Umatilla.
50.2c
ment station and extension service,
as well as improved cultural practic GOOD BUYS IN U8ED CARS —
es, have tended to
See the Hermiston Auto Co. 44.1c
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
— Office Hours —
10:30 - 12:30 a. m. - 2 - 5 p. m.
Other Hours by Appointment
DR. W. M. MARBUT
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Phone 3151
Hermiston
Peterson & Peterson
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
U. 8. National Bank Building
Practice In State A Fed. Courts
Pendleton. Oregon
W.
J.
W A R N E R
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
.«^ras leton. Oregon