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PA GE FOUR The Hermiston Herald Published Every Thursday at Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. Alfred Quiring and Leander Quiring, Publishers. Entered at the post office at Hermiston as Second Class Matter, Dec. 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon. Subscription Rates One Y ear.......................................... $2.00 Six Months .................. 1.00 Three M onths......................................... 50 Payable in Advance Office Telephone ............................ 2051 Residence Telephone ....................... 2333 O r i filortTSH P o b l i s «[ e try e | a p ER o|c i ATI ON Y e s , YOU ca n a ffo r d a R eport card s w ere issued fo r the fifth six w eeks period la s t week. School le tte rs will be aw ard ed o n 1 A chievem ent D ay to those boys and g irls of th e school who have earned the req u ired num ber of points in scholastic achievem ent, citizenship, sp o rtsm an sh ip , e x tra c u rric u la a c ti vities an d service. Boys an d g irls who have made kites and signed up fo r the annual to u rn a m e n t include C reston B uzzard, i Cecil H u n t, D ulcinea P a n ag es and Peggy Som m erer. The jo in t H arm o n ica-T o n ette p ar- I ty is to be held in the a u x ilia ry club house F rid a y evening, A p ril 18, P a r ents a re invited. P lan s a re being made fo r devoting I the re g u la r weekly assem bly A pril 3° to p a trio tic observance of C onsti- | tu tio n day. P a re n ts and frien d s a re ! ¡"vited to a tten d th e assem bly pro ¡V ram w hlch begins a t one o'clock The second assem bly a m a te u r pro m inim um an n u al cash income, th e W ednesday, extension service em phasizes the fact g ram will be enjoyed A pril 23. th a t th is is not a re lie f p ro ject, but ---------- --------------------- in stead is a m eans of disp osing of huge stocks of su rp lu s cotton w hile a t th e sam e tim e in creasin g th e s ta n d a rd of liv in g in ru ra l homes. Uy Mrs. Joe C'dey W ith 1508 ap p licatio n s by th e f ir s t week in M arch, M arion county led The Tow nsend m eeting w as well j th e o th e rs in the response to th e p ro g ram . M alheur county, w here the atten d ed a t the C olum bia p a rk hall j ac tu a l m a ttress-m ak in g w ork w as F rid a y n ig h t. A p ro g ra m w as en-j s ta rte d firs t, has ap p licatio n s fo r joyed, as well as m any guessing 1 249 m a ttresses, of w hich 480 have gam es. R efresh m en ts w ere served a t been m ade. In D eschutes co unty the the close of the m eeting. A special le tte r w as read from O re- | p ro g ra m is under w ay w ith 509 a p HERMISTON, OREGON plicatio n s and ap p ro x im ately 300 gon’s rep re se n ta tiv e s, s ta tin g th a t a 1 m attre sse s m ade. K lam ath county is convention fo r 2nd d is tric t w ill be i n __________________ _____________ D alles a t the C o u rt H ouse M ay . . i . . ___ also s ta rte d , w ith 329 a p p licatio n s The 4th, and clubs of th is d is tric t a re to | W ork. The fig u res do not include „T .g atm n i v a t e r f r o m U p p er an d ab o u t 100 m ade so f a r . B oth elect delegates to a tte n d th is conven- th e irrig a te d a re a s of the \\ i am ette am, ■> ~ horder Jack so n and Jo sep h in e county fa m i K lam ath lake to the w estern border valley or the coast region. lies have tu rn ed in an excess of 700 tion. f W allowa county. In g en eral, th e regions w ith am ple The dance com m ittee announces ap p licatio n s. The O regon g ra n g e s a re c o o p erat th a t an em broidered pillow case w ill in g in th e p ro g ram by m ak in g g ra n g e be given a s a door prize a t th e ir halls av ailab le as c e n te rs fo r m ak in g dance A p ril 19. T h eir dances will th e m attresses. C e rta in special be a t S tan field in R efvem ’s hall from m ach in ery is supplied to each cen ter now on. T he change o f hall w as an d in each case local in s tru c to rs a re m ade because the f a ir board w anted tra in e d by th e ex tension service to to use th e p a rk hall every S a tu rd a y help in th e a ctu a l m ak in g of th e night. The club m eetings will be held m attre sse s. Those w ho have com in the C olum bia hall on F rid a y , A pril pleted th e ir m a ttre sse s so f a r a re 25. E veryone is welcome to our club en th u sia stic about th e high q u a lity m eetings a s well as the dances. S u rp lu s raw cotton from th e so u th ern s ta te s will roll into O regon th ro u g h o u t th is sp rin g and sum m er to m eet th e needs of th e m a ttre s s m ak in g cen te rs th ro u g h o u t th e sta te , w here th o u san d s of O regon fam ilies have applied fo r th e p rivilege of m ak ing th e ir own m a ttre sse s from the su rp lu s cotton being d istrib u te d free th ro u g h th e AAA and S u rp lu s M a r k etin g ad m in istratio n . O fficials of th e O.S.C. extension service in ch arg e of th e m a ttr e s s m aking p ro ject re p o rt a f a r g re a te i response in m any counties th a n w as a n tic ip a te d when th e p ro ject w as u n d ertak en . A lread y ap p licatio n s in 25 counties have been made fo r 10,078 m attresses, w hich w ill re q u ire some 15 carlo ad s of raw cotton. The p ro ject m ay he extended la te r to o th er counties. A lthough ap p licatio n s a re accepted only from fam ilies w ith a sta te d GOOD LOOKS'GOOD HEALTH W EEK TOWNSEND CLUB NEWS WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATOR H erm iston Drug Co. N e w Westinghouse W ttaóa# S f a v a i ONU F u ll 6 -c u b ic fo o t F a m ily S ize, w ith thrifty E co n o m iter Mechanism . . . sturdy All-Steel Cabinet . . . new Fiber ¿las Insu lation . . . big San- alloy Super Freezer w ith qu ick -release Select-o-C ube Trays and extra space for frozen storage. See this GREAT VALUE today! C0M E ' THE t ' h ¿ SEE MATTRESS MAKING APPLICATIONS IN STATE PASS 1 0,000 “American Special” . . . Also ask to see models featuring new Super M arket Refrigeration! Oregoji Hardware & Implemeni Co. HERMISTON, OREGON Y o u D on ' t H unt B ears with a S lingshot --- ---------- W •’ And yo u ’re sure h u n tin g trouble when you put cheap, bogus replacement parts on your genuine J o h n D e e r e Q u a l i t y - B u i l t E q u ip m e n t. The saddest and sorriest folks we know of are those who around looking for bargain re placement parts—and find them; the folks who learn too late that a bargain today is a head ache tomorrow. Remember that when you put an inferior part on a high-quality Implement, you're not repairing; you're seriously impairing the work ing and wearing qualities of that implement— it all bolls down to the age-old saying that a chain Is only as strong as its weakest link. So, be wise! Buy only genuine John Deere repair parts for your John Deere equipment. When you buy John Deere Implements, you are sure of prompt repair service during their long life. We make good on that promise. I Braden-Bell Tractor & Equipment Co. PENDLETON - PHONE 518 JOHN DEERE QUALITY IM PLEM EN TS 4*0 SERVICE of th e product, acco rd in g to th e ex ten sio n leaders. E x p erien ce in o th er s ta te s h as show n th a t th ese m a ttr e s ses will rem ain in excellent condition fo r y e a rs if given p ro p er care. LATEST CROP REPORT SHOWS BIG WHEAT SURPLUS LOOMING L atest crop re p o rts on the condi- 1 lion of w in ter w h eat in A m erica em- , phasize the necessity of a vote on 1 w heat m ark etin g q u o tas, according to W ill Steen, ch a irm a n of the O re gon AAA com m ittee. The A p ril crop re p o rt indicates th a t sp rin g and w in te r w h eat p ro duction plus the p re se n t carry -o v e r will add up to n e a rly 1 l/i billion bushels. T his is about tw ice a s m uch w heat a s A m erica no rm ally consum es in tw o y ears. • O th er g re a t w heat- p roducing c o u n tries also re p o rt big su rp lu ses of unsold w heat, m aking the ex p o rt outlook d a rk even w ith out co n sid erin g th e w ar conditions which have cut o ff p ractically all chance of sh ip p in g w heat to coun trie s which could use it. The fin al pro clam atio n of m a rk e t ing q u o tas m ust be m ade p rio r to May 1 5, and will probably follow the May crop rep o rt. A lready the te n ta - ive d ate fo r such a referen d u m , if called for, h as been set for M ay 31. | If the q u o tas a re proclaim ed and ap- ' oro v ed by g ro w ers, all fa rm e rs can sell all the w h eat grow n on th e ir AAA acreag e allo tm en ts. In o th er w ords, AAA co o p erato rs will have nothing to w o rry about u n d er the w heat q u o ta system . F a rm ers who have o v erp lan ted •h e ir allo tm en ts will have to store the excess o r pay a p en alty on it. M arketing q u o tas a re a g u a ra n te e th a t all w heat g ro w ers will sh a re in ta k in g care o f th e su rp lu s, says | C h airm an Steen. N atio n al fig u res show th a t w h eat g ro w ers a re co o p eratin g well w ith , the w heat a d ju stm e n t p ro g ram . The indicated acreag e th is y ear w ill be som ew hat less th a n 63 S m illion acres, w hich is rem ark ab ly close to | the to ta l acreag e allotm ent of 62 I million acres. T he heavy p ro sp ect ive su rp lu s has been bro u ght about by th e sto p p ag e of p ra c tically all ex p o rts follow ing several fav o rab le production years. MERCHANTS W IS E A d v e r tí» « ! IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS By M rs. W. C. Isom A g ro u p of young folks c h a rv a rie d M r. anil M rs. C nas. R utledge Wed nesday evening ac the home of M r. K utleuge s p a re n ts. .Ur. and M rs. W ayne F a g e rs tro m from Idaho a rriv e d here S a tu rd a y to a ssist w itn the revival m eetings be i n g held th is week a t the P entecostal enurch. Ladd S herm an, school su p e rin te n d ent, re tu rn e d S unday fro m Spokane w here he atten d ed a te a c h e rs’ con ference. The Rev. G eorge B row n of P ra irie City held services a t the P en teco stal | church last F rid a y night. M rs. E dith P u ck ett an d d a u g h te r, M rs. Iv an Woods of P o rtlan d , a re v isitin g the fo rm e r’s sis te r and fa m ily, Mr. and Mrs. C arl H addox. Mr. and M rs. A bbot have rented the E a rl Leach home. B. D. Cooper and fam ily f r o m ' Ocean Lake, O re., visited his siste r and fam ily, Mr. and M rs. C hancey G rim m S a tu rd a y and Sunday. Mr. and M rs. Ja m e s A rn b e rg v is ited M r. and M rs. C h arles G erton a t F re e w a te r Sunday. F red Caldw ell w as a S unday guest of M rs. P o tts and M rs. Belle C ald well. his siste r and m o th er a t U m a tilla S unday. Mrs. G eorgia L angdon, a frien d from A thena, visited M r. and M rs. John Voile and fam ily Sunday. Mr. and M rs. D arrell Cork and d a u g h te r Je a n from Echo, visited his a u n t and uncle. M r. and M rs. W. C. Isom Sunday. WATER FOUND AMPLE FOR 55% OF IRRIGATED LANDS A pproxim ately 55 per cent of the irrig a te d lands of so u th ern and e a s t ern O regon for w hich w ater fo recasts a re m ade will have am ple w ater fo r irrig a tio n th is season, according to a sum m ary made by R. A. W ork. Med ford, in ch arg e of snow surveys and irrig a tio n w a te r fo recasts fo r the Soil C onservation service and the O regon a g ric u ltu ra l experim ent s t a tion. About 15 per cent of the irrig a te d lands will experience v ario u s degrees o f sh o rtag e this y ear, w ith some 28 per cent expected to have a mild sh o rtag e which will p erm it the m a - , tu rin g of most crops. On about 17 per cent of the irrig a te d a re a of th e sta te , how ever, the sh o rtag e is e x pected to become critical. T hese percen tag e fig u re s a re based on records of irrig a te d lands by d is tric ts in the sta te e n g in ee r’s office j and a re not issued as being acc u ra te as to detail. They do indicate, h o w -: ever, the general condition of w ater supplies in the sta te in /e la tio n to total volum e of irrig a te d lands, says sec ’ P a ste th is coupon on a penny postal card and mail to U nion P acific B ui T o u rs, 6th * T ay lo r, P o rtlan d , Ore., fo r colorful new T rav el F olders. N am e .................................... ,..................... A ddress ............. C i t y ......................S ta te ................. 194-4-6 H erm iston D ru g Co. Phone 2271 union pacific stages CONNECT IT' AND FORGET IT ik y ilig in f AUTC7AATIC ELECTRIC WATER HEATER! TV T O installation L s o r op eratin g w o rrie s. In s ta ll it a n y w h e r e — th e n fo rg e t it. N o flue connections neces sary. C o m p le te ly automatic—depend a b le —safe. R o u n d and square models. A size for every need. — F A S T . Plenty o f hoc w ater w ith o u t watch« in g o r w aiting. - CLEAN a because it’« tlam eless. N o sm oke. N o soot. S A F E . Does not over heat w ater. N o fumes o r thm e to worn- about. E C O N O M IC A L because th e CA LROD h e a t i n g u n i t is i m m ersed directly in the w ater, no heat w asted. See us f o r E le c tric Ranges a n d R e frig e r a to rs . Farmers Supply Co.
