ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1925.
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?A nrinn .price than other Northwest grow
er! obtuin, ana raise a jnnrw p-
Mtitao. a. ,11 fftilta ithat our ,
orchards cannot pay, even If we'
Igei 4iiu pacnea uuxsn pr bviw.
The committee totild well have
. 1.1 lu,rriui tmth ihut rure-
1- if ever haa the Douglas county
;TOSCOBELESSTIE
Id f (lie mail i'' - i
with (ha Yn 1 I mil and Hood Itlver
grower, even for the same quullty
of fruitH. Th'e gentlemen also
Jnnhth.iia fnrtrnt tfi MlUtfl In the fe-
"CHICAGO. Not. 2B.-Harold VV" -h, " ,r,r
-Red" Grange today embarked up- -f"0 per ton, while our.
a hi. professional football career ht ' per ton, and .hat
before a crowd of nearly 60.000 h)V our green prune, add for
hich cheered Wm luatlly He car- 'Vr ton thel? averaged $75
Xied the brunt of the attack for the . "he,r , aVeraKed from
vmcago year, against ine unicago , 70 t ,3 per boIi an,i that
it i a
paid
ZL """"- r - out ror Iruits anu muur i ......
tie. The famous red-head grabbed o( j 7 vO.On 0 and made statements
that an noon aa umpie irui.
rn in vnklma to stinnly ton- 1
nage they expected to put In oper
ation Hlx more cannon, ui
same slxe as their present plant.
How does this Hound to you apple
men, who nee our thousand of
acres of ruinea orcnarnsr
We are told ever no often of
what our orchards need. Jiow
about our fruit incn, what an mey
need? .....
From the present outlook or tne
apple Industry in Douglas County,
we, the apple men of this county,
need a hot-shot from an extra
high voltage live wire so we may
wake up and quit apelng old
King Tut as one embalmed novel
ty Is ample at A time. Our con
dition, will not cannot Improve
until we clean up these orchards.
.1... .rlt nnd then get In
some new blood in the shape of
some real fruit Duyers iruui m
1....... h ti,l Diver, who know
good fruit when they see It and ,
will pay Its vaiue.
We are much too modest about
... fmll. Our land product
shows should assure the most
skeptical that Douglas county cnu
....... ,lh tha ly.t Talk With !
any fruit man who knows good '
fruit. , . ,
We can equal Yakima in quui-
Itv. Wake up! to the game, as
it Is being played in Eastern
Washington. inose men
.Wa Hi. ennt nf oroduc-
tlon Is ninch greater than Id our :
district. Quit dealing with those j
buyers, who do not pay wnai ,
.un. r..l. nn receive. As an i
example of the inconsistency of
some buyers operating in our
county, I recently asked the opin
ion of a California buyer on our
prunes as compared wim me ou
ta Clara valley prunes in Callfor-
ii. nA thftt he was con
vinced that our prunes were u. 1
,,iiiv Whv then. I de- I
sired to know, ean not you pay
the same price here as you pay
in the Santa Clara valley, un, ne
says, they are sun-kissed prunes.
Bunk! I suppose the sun never
shines In Oregon.
Talk with any fruit man in
n 1... ,,i tin will tell vou
something ought to be done. See
the bankers anu ousine.. "
Thnv nnfl and all Will
tell you something ought to be
Otto MuetseL. resident of Olal.., I pone. v. k-
,was arrested last night cn argca o '""' ,dV,K(, u , the night,
with rK.sses. on of m.sh and of in- " V0"" ".flp,h over to
toxicnting liquor. iu.u...u -. v. him uo and
$1,000 cash hail on the former """"''" '"" M harn's burn- 1
charge and $300 ball on the latter, -ay.,,' d 'n"nn(,M0d ay '" :
According to Sheriff Btarmer a in, and then he won a say
barrel of mash was located on a that so? 8ethlng ougni
hillside above Muetxe.'. house . tTcrZs oV acUons
few day. ago. Tuesday night Dep. This aptly de. .
uty Bhenrr. Hnaniorooa a.m r.ru . . .uggestlon to our 1
Kyron hid near the barrel and I I o"er tins sugg
Btayed there all night Karly Wed- ro"""- ;'"" '. Viouitlns county
nesday morning., they claim, Muet. -amnle crates of Im won IT I
.el came up to the barrel ana aiinr " ' " ' ,he Hoard of 1
an inspection went away. The of- V"l.H.bh and" request
fleer, came to "osecurg uu - . , ,,. ,, ,
SI ' r,"S.UPm. this fruit.. ogether with .nv.,,..l;.n :
S.g-abotwo-o.uart. of moon- Zr.od iT- '
Shine aim gallons o. w...e. mu?- mon )(lea ot
.el was arresteu ana urougut '" ;, and a hearty invlta
town. furnishing bail pending a our l" nh.'n.i ,.t
- - - I llOn IO CUIIIf ll - ' '
bearing. L...ini.rt with this little known
Muetsel a short. time ago orougni --- eHd of ,,,ml),y ,
nawuim p.i ""7V. l.nvlni some
fovilinnl nana nndu. Ills nwn
goal post and ran It out ot danger.
Three llraea the Wbeaton iceman
not away for runs in returning
pnuta and the obvious attempt ot
the Cardinals' punter, Faddy Drls
coll, to keep the ball away from
Grange brought a groan from the
crowd Which could bo heard for
blocks.
Fully 10,000 persona were turned
away a halt hour before the game
atari ed. when the field was packed
to It. limits.
Colgate's Slate Clean.
BROWN FIELD, Providence, n.
I, Nov. 26. Colgate', football
team closed Its season without a
defeat today when its Thanksgiving
Day game with Brown here today
ended in a 14-14 tie. For most of
the contest Captain Kddle Tryon
ot Colgate, leading scorer of the
country, was closely covered, but In
the final period he crossed the
Drown line for a touchdown. Jack
don Keefer, star half back and
Captain of Brown, had a rib brok
en In the tlrst period and was
taken out.
Wishes Orange 8ucesss.
CHAMPAIGN, 111., Nor. 26. Rob
ert Zeupke, University ot Illinois
football coach, In a statement of
bis attitude on the entrance of
Harold Orange into professional
football, denied that he said that
be did not want any more $100,000
football player, like Grange, In hi.
address at the Illinois football ban
quet. Zenpke Mid:
"In a Jocular manner I said that
If ever had any more players who
made $100,000 run. I would like to
get In on It Thl. was a Joke, of
course. Whatever I said to Grange
was to give him wholesome advice.
I have only the sincerest wishes
for bis success and happiness."
Heat with ga.
OLALLA MAN IS
ARRESTED FOR
L1
brook and Hodges, claiming dam-
ago, for a search 01 nia car anu
person, which he claimed was Il
legal because no warrant was is
sued. The case was recently dis
missed. ,
ITeat with gits.
HITI ATIOX IN OU'.NTY,
WILBI'R, Ore., Nor. 25, 1925.
Editor News-Review: As a fruit
grower engaged In raising apples
In Douglas county, 1 have taken
considerable Interest in the work
and recommendations of tho re
cent horticultural committee' In
eesslon at lloseburg. Expecting,
along with other growers that
see the real cause of our troubles
In this line of horticulture and as
promptly point out to us the cor
rect plan to remedy our mistakes.
Have they accomplished this re
sult? . Let us carefully consider
their report. We are reminded
that an average production of the
present apple acreage of the IT, P.
Is sufficient to meet the demands
of both the national and export
trade. Does not this statement
appear odd In view of the fart
that fruit experts of tho Pacific
Northwest are recommending to
the Interior Department that the
great Columbia River Renin be
Irrigated aa the world has need
ot the fruit and other products
that thl. mighty empire could
produce? Not only this, hut the
department is seriously consider
ing the reclaiming of this great
body of land, having In mind that
It must be put In high priced pro
duct, like fruit, to enable the
settlers to pay out on the project.
Now again, for the report of the
committee. "It Is douotful whe
ther orchard. that produce on tho
average less than 200 boxes per
acre can be made to pay." l
you, the apple grower, of Douglas
county, consider for a moment
(hat those statements even grant
ing them t be correct, get to be
bottom of Jurt why we here ten
thousand of ruined nd neglected
orchards in Dougla. County, many
of them apple orchards. It must
be that our committee of fruit
expert, do not deaire to unduly
excite u. or they would tell-u. the
blunt truth, that a. long a. we
pontlnue Jo ell apples for lew
nmntlilnir nliallt to he
done let's do It. ...
Yours for all those orchards In
full operation, . . . t
GEORGE 11. ALLEN,
Wilbur. Oregon.
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printed announcements at reason
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Com Is tTicnper Than Turkey
Meiit.
Many Josephine County farmers
have learned during the past
year that corn is cheaper than
turkey meat and have therefore
been paid the top pdlce for their
birds. Hv penning up their birds
and feeding them corn at the pre
vailing price, they have been able
to add several pounds to the
weight nf the bird anu "-
... ...1.1 ... ha market a turacy
that brings the top price.
Last year many raier
i . r.v mn turkeys thai couiu
demand the best price, this year
they ore bringing whole loads or
birds Hint are an graneu m......y.
one. Others failed IO learn "'"
lesson and are now paying .... .. .7
lor their lack of foresight since
turkevs are bringing forty cents
. .,.n,i nt the Co-onerallve.
(irnnt l'n Spokesman
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ments right now and pay for them
any time during Decenioer. news
Review office.
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