ROSEBUftG NEWSREVIEW'. ROSEBURC. OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1928.
SEVEN
JVb longer is
it necessary m
I to merely hope
for crisjmess
I'Snowr lakes
Progress of Agricultural, Fruit
and Livestock Industries in This
County Told in Official Bulletin
are guaranteed
to be fresh!
OU can positively depend upon
A the oven-freshness of Snow
Flakes our f Guarantee of Fresh
ness " definitely protects you. Every
package is wax - wrapped - triply
protected against moisture.
This assurance of delicious erSspness is one
of the things which has made Snow Flakes
the largest selling soda wafers in the West '
. To maintain their constant quality we grow
our own wheat in a favored district in Eastern
Washington and mill our own flour. Pacific 1
Coast Biscuit Co., Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane,
Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles. : ' " '
County A rent J. C. Tweedy has
Juitt completed ail agricultural bul
letin, which is being mailed out
to the farmers of the county thin
week. In this activity the county
agent has the cooperation of the
extension service of the college.
The bulletin contains arrlcultural
notes and recommendations as fol
lows :
Prune Pool (Sold
The prune pool controlled by the
Douglas Cooperative Prune asso
ciation was sold recently at a price
somewhat above any price receiv
ed by any individual growers up
to the time. Members of the pool
are greatly encouraged by the suc
cess of their cooperative efforts
and plan to greatly enlarge the
operations of the - association to
handle next year's crop. Seventy
five growers were represented in
the pool this year, with a total
crop of 360, two pounds of Italian.
li:.,000 pounds of pelltes aud 149,
tmo pounds of dale prunes. The
dates were sold alone for the first
time.
Green Feed and Poultry
A continuous supply of tjrecn
feed, considered necessary by suc
cessful commercial poultrymen,
may be supplied by an intensive
system of cropping outlined in a
recent bulletin written by H. A.
Schoth, forrfge crop specialist at
the Oregon Experiment Statiion.
Kale is recommended as the bent
winter green feed where it can
be produced; and alfalfa and clov
er hay as the best substitutes for
green feed. A copy of the bulle
tin may be secured from the
county agent's office..
Bulletins for Distribution
Recent surveys In important ag-
fur-
consume from novr until kilting
time. Steamed bonemeal, oyster
shell and some salt are required
to provide for the proper bone de
velopment. As turkeys are econ
omical users of feed and bring
higher prices per pound than oth
er farm animals, the advantage of
liberal feeding rs apparent. In ad
dition to the margin of profit that
is possible to be made in the in
creased weight that is added dur
ing tho finishing process, another
item of great Importance la the in
creased value of the bird per
pound, due to better finish. This
often amounts to 10 cents
pound, which for a 15 pound
key totals Jl 50 per bird.
Storage for Fruits
Locally produced apples and
other fruits are far too scarce in
producer's cellars and on local
markets during the late winter
and spring months. Cold storage
fucilMics aro inadequate in this
county, and fruit placed on the
late market a shows the effects of
poor farm storage conditions. Cold
storage suitable for fruit should
have control of temperature, hu
midity and Hfr circulation. Tem
perature must be maintained low
enough to retard ripening; humid
ity must be hiKh enough to keep
fruit from wilting or shriveling,
and air circulation Is necessary 10
carry away the gaseous products
of respiration.
Exhibits Desired
The Land Products Show will
again be belt! in Portland, Novem
ber 3rd tc November loth, in con
nection with the Pacific Interna
tional Livestock Exposition. Doug
los county will have a booth to dis
play the resources of the county
Now Is the Time To Re-Tire
rlcultural states Indicate that 60'' Substantial premiums are also of-
per cent of the farmers use bullo- j fered for individual exhibits of
tins as a source of information the various faim products. Prunes,
and that half of the remainder did nuts and corn are important pro
not know how or where to got the! ducts of the couniy which are s
bu I lei ins. The county agent's of- j pecuUy -suitable for exhibition.
GUARANTEE
of FRESHNESS
We gumneec unconditionally
! jht quality and ireihnm of
: every package of Snow Flake
Bakers' product. If not en
' tirely Mtufartcry in every way
you may return them to your
rcet and your money will
tvfwvjtd.
' Aorrc Coast Biscuit Co. .
riser Ji$m
Dorft askfor crackers-Jatf-
flee in Douglas county ranks with1
the best In the state of Oregon In ;
J the number of bulletins dlstribut-1
ed, which indicates that the farm-(
era of the county are alive to the
possibilillese of securing up-to-j
daw Information through the use
of bulletins. Over 300 different
nulleVs dealing with pi axioms
,of local Interest are on display at ;
the office at all times and others j
will be ordered as needed.
Bulbous Bluegrasa .
This new grass which has done j
j?o well In adjoining southern Ore-
gon counties was tried for,, the'
first time last year, and In several
cases the results seem to justify i
it he belief that it has some pos
tsllrillties In this county for a wtn
,ter pasture, especially for" sheep.
'Thorough trials on a small scale
are advised until its adaptability
.to local conditions is established.
vriui Heed should be Blunted in tbo
pearly fall, at the rate of about lu
founds per acre. Better results.
kare secured where the seed is
i:lvcn some preparation, although
little or no work is done after
seeding. Never cover more than
one-half inch deep.
Jenkins Club Wbeat
Thin variety of wheat has been
Persons having any products which
they desire to enter will please
communicate with the county
agent's office-
Ecu nd Poultry Situation
No lucroaso In consumption and
larger receipts resulted in build
ing up the stocks of storage eggs
duiing the past month to a point
above the large holdings of a year
g. Case ggs in storage on Sep
tember last exceeded last year
about 300,000 cases. Storage
stocks of frozen poultry and tur
keys were Just above last year and
tho average. An official survey of
turkey production in 1928 is now
in progress, the results of which
will be of Interest to turkey grow
ers. '
Sbetp and Wcol Situation
The general sheep and Iamb
shunt lori Is now influenced by
liieavy marketing operations ac
enurpinted by material prico de
ciines'ln killer stock and some
Weakness In smelters' and feeders.'
The long time outlook is consider
ed - mod irately .favorable, hov:
cver. but the industry is being
warned ' against over'expansion.
Wool markets abroad have tend
ed to go lower during recent weeks
but apparently this has not af
fect ed domes! ic prices much as
RlCr
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SALE
lss'V-lJUUflsfSI wys,s
We guarantee every
Federal tire against
defects for its entire
life.
C.
S22zssi
WHERE
A. Lockwood
Motor Co.
Roseburg
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We are Douglas
county distributors,
therefore, we are
able to sell better
tires for less.
he
Federa
me
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Our prices are lower than any standard make of tires
HIGH PRESSURE TIRES
30x3 Jr Traffic Giant oversize cords $ 5.25
30x3 Defender Giant oversize
cord 5-85
30x3 Federal Giant oversize cord 7.45
32x4 Federal i ! 12.05
32x4 Federal ..., .. 16.00
30x5 Federal eight ply H. D 26.25
,33x5 Federal eight ply H. D 28.95
32x6 Federal ten ply H. D 42.45
BALLOON TIRES
29x4.40 Federal Defender $ 6.70
29x4.40 Federal Standard 8.00
30x4.50 Federal Standard 8.90
30x4.75 Federal Standard 10.45
31x5.25 Federal Standard 12.90
32x6.00 Federal Standard :. 15.10
PRISONER ASSAULTS
PARTNER IN CRIME
Considerable exe'toment p r e-
vailed Ht the county jail today
flien Clarence Kenske received
black eye and tseveial bruises
I w lien attacked by Wm. Spurgeon.
Ji.is pa i tner in crime. The two
I young transients were arrested
nday charged with stealing bi-
Fenske road a poor bl-
eyele Into town and endeavored
io "trade' it for a good machine
I belonging to Win. Morian. He was
sentenced to 60 days in jail. Spur
i?eon has also been in custody on
an oneri clnren white inn office''
,0 les.
wore endeavoring to learn where
be obtained the bicycle ne was
ridinv. Today Spureeon suspected
Fenskc of having- "squealed " and
struck him in the face. Fensko,
bis spirit broken by the unwarrant
ed attack. br-ke down under furth
er questioning and admitted that
the two bicycles upon which they
rode to Roseburg were stolen ai
Salem. Fenske win serve- out his
time here hut Spurgeon will h
taken to Salem to be tried there
for larceny.
the highest yielding of the full
sown wheats at the Oregon fc Xpert- .(.t Tlle .outlook is considered
ment Station at ('orvalirs. for 1,i.11.11(niv fvrrahi. hnwnvor. for
years. H is a impulur varloty in i th(1 immedlhctR future and for the
all of western Oregon, and on the j npxt 1w(?iVh months.
C. . (kin-etl farm at Clendale and Horticultural Products
on the Henry Weaver farm at Yyr-"j Aunlo markets have been hold
(ftu? (rwlf in this county it yield- InK up in mnsl ot ihv cmin.
ed 58 bushels pt r acre, substantial, j ,ry inPP thp 01,.ning of the sea-
ly more man miitrijiriL-ui.'a.uriKiH- flnn( the situation firm on
ally Jenkins Club was a true I jale k(.erdng varieties. The corn
spring wheat but now can be ; m-rciHi 8Upyly is larger than last
seeded in spring or fall. It Is a j ypar hut below the average. Firm
Mrs. J. W Crites of Salem visit
ed here over Wednesday evening, flocks are infected it Is advisable
beardless 'wheat with red chaff
and white berry. The wheat
grows to a good height nnd has
a fairly stiff upright straw- Farm
ers prov jntf wheat will do well to
secure a few bushels of Jenkins
Club for seed.
Liver Fluke in Sheep
Carbon tetrachloride In doses
of 1 cc has been found to be
satisfactory treatment for liver
fluke in sheep and goats. Intmn- '
ture flukes are not usually de
stroyed, making a' second applica
tion necessary In most cases. I
Where breeders suspect that their i
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(AH Other Sizes Reduced Accordingly. See us before you buy. 5 off
y the above prices if you take 4 tires or more at one time.
Ipavin tmlHV for Coos Uuy.
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Ptn BAXINO
DOUBLE
ACTING
! km:
to firt ttiT.t a small number und
observe the effect. Microscopic
examination of the manure Is al
so an important aid In the diagno
sis of fluke infestation as It deter
mines the prcrnce of the para
sites befoi e symptoms develop
Liver flukes have hern fl serious
handicap to the sheep Industry in
some parts of ihe rountry but now
that an almost 100 per cent cure
has been found, louses from this
source should b? largely ellmin
ate. Lime
Acidity tests indicate that 3 5
pT cent of the soiU of Ifouglns
county ned lime. The fnll of the
year is the best time to apply.
Some lime has already been or
dered and the couniy agent la al
ways? ready to a?Mist communi
ties In pooling orders for rat load
shipment. 1.- S. (ompton lil aa-
sisf in the I train community. The
price at the present time is i!rt
per ton at ihe Rta'c lime plan
w hen bizr-tpd. and $!.' hen In
b'ltk. -Vhn bacK'd iher ! n
additinn:i rharze tf l' cents in-r
.ack. or $J.Mo fr-r ea h ton ordn'.1.
which amount is refunded when
th aaeks are ieturn-d to ihf rail
road company In koh1 coinhtion.
Thirty tons are rcjttid tor a
niinimunt niload. Limir.K of t!(i
.oil tirnvides calcium to plants, cor-
! nM t soil acifiitv. linidoves the
! nhvrfical onditfon ot heavv oi,s Natural
, and sMmuIa's the decomposition j 1't
ot organic nianer. i
j S'lecr-i t'll I'll key gfowjnr d1-
j pnds u;on filial riilrs. and well
finished liidt of t"Kd weight viil
' ro a loite way to aid making tn-j
I final result how n profit to the
jcpiwer. i(st results are usually i
joh'alntd hv fee.lmc a variety ef '
I rratns. sn it nx corn, whnt ar;d
ground b-irley. If th buds have!
hem ell fed up to ibis tiiro th-y
t:;ij b- safely led all Uuy rill'
"My Head Used
To Pound!"
"Kvej-y day 1 lined to have a
pounding headache and queer
i dizzy spells. I would go to bed at
plight 'all In' yet couldn't sleep on
i account of my nerves. I would get
up In the morning a wreck, with
la terrible taste in my mouth an I
my tongue all coated. I really
believe I was on the verge of a
rollapso hen a sister of mine
wrote and told me to try ox gall,
saying that she had the same
trnuhlf on aeeount of sluKKifh
liver and that ot Kali fixed her up
fine. On her advice ! h-gan tak
IIIK 1'ioAiti (alrtt'tn S-.d iTi UI". lit" ''
ably short twn the old headache
and nervou-ns- had dlsappeareil
and I ai feeling loo per cent
better "
When the liver becomes weak or
sluggish it fails to cleanse the
hlM eif the poisons formed tn
frod was'. These pot sons spread
throughout the Hysiin. rausiPc a
loxic condition w liich in tut n,
raus.-s hfrh blood pr-snie. s'or
inh dt'onb-rs. kidn-y trouh-v.
ehror.ie lifadarhe and "nerv."
x rail extracted frr)m 'U
the ox Is recognized
f i:,st tonic for the human
Hver It U a natural liver sinv.ii
lant r,d through I's action on the
liver literally rpjuvenaf's the t-n
t Ire .system. The pure, ttiiine ox
call i, to be had In dainty, ta-te
! form in tfoxfd t(tetr. Iien
tall,t r'ptK"nts 1" uropn of pur"
o EiI1 and rost Jcsm than
genuine ftioxu! 's pietuie of ox
had on pacvace. tin Rale at .til
L'"od drilKgisls Sp"-ial Ageiit.
C'lMprnan'ft Inug ore.
to advancing prices have featur
ed the par situation. Dried prune
market v tend to become firm as
thd season advances. The woiM
crop 1h expected to be about in
per cent less than last year. Large
sizes are reported in keen demand
and the crop eneral'y has born
moving rapidly from growers'
hands. Walnut pikes are about'
2.r per cent higher than a year'
afio. ...
The Dairy Situation '
Sharp increases in product loin
nnd a less favorable storage situa
tion is canning nn unsettled condi
tion in the butter and cheese mar
kets. Pasture conditions are fa
vorable In important dairy states
and mill feed Is cheaper although
hay Is not so plentiful. On the
who! the condensed ami evapnf
stri milk situation appears fairly
strong, causing some diversion of
milk to condenserfea from other
purposes.
General Situation In Oregon
September weather wus quite fa
l Infections to which other foods fti'tf
NOTICE
Tho Ladles Aid of the
Christian church will hold a
continually exposed.
4 cook food sale Saturday, Oct.
1'iKh at MeKoan, Darby &
4 Baldwin's.
4
Iiolled ham Is made do luxe by
I I serving with an epicurean snuce
Ew are a nealthful food. There
need be no fear of an excess of
this food, so l0ng as a reasonable
amount of balance Is maintained
b 'tween the add and alkaline pro
ducing foods In the diet.
CHICKEN TAMALE3
For sale Saturday. Oct. 20.
by ladles of M. K. Church, at
Morgan's (Irocery.
BALLOTS ARE SENT TO
ABSENT VOTERS BY AIR MAIL
Itallots to absent voters are be
ing sent out by air mail in order
oralde fur harvest operations. 1 that they may reach their destina-
hut lack of moisture d-jayed fall 1 ,lon h, ,imn lo DP mnrked and re
.teetnng ami plowing ra srures t ,unM iwore election day. Air
a no ranres w ere sinrntiy tienent--d
by showers. Harvest of fail
fruits and nuts has made good
progress The livestock Indusiil -s
are enjoying good market demand
for their products at prices which
are In the prod liters favor. Small
operators continue to invent :u
ewes. Wini er feed In not finite
ko abundant a a ye;ir ago and a
keen demand nt highest prices is
reporied In some sections, a re
duction hi the number or nulled
going h.io the laying houm h Is
repurt'-d from many districts.
ma do by mixing equal quantities
ot mayonalsste and whipped cream
and nddlng a generous- amount ef
prepared horse radish and a llttlo
mustard.
Equal quantities of ofange antJ
lemon juice mixed and poured in
to iced tea Is uu improvement over
the slice of lemon placed In the
glass.
Raspberry whip may bo pre pi r
ed easily for a summer dessert.
Take 1 while of egg. 1 cup of rasp
berries nnd 1J cups of powdered
sugar. Heat until stiff Servo
cold.
-o
ROY AGEE
Democratic candidate for County
Clerk, solicits your support at the
general eP rtion to b held Novem
ber 6th. Your vote will be appro
dated. (Paid Adv.)
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
U. 3. Vl)ief ruret Officii :
Roseourg, Oieifon. Data report p1
by E. II. Fletcher, Meteorologist io
charge.
Barometric pressure tremn:rn
to von lee U h, ni tlOlH j
Relative humidity 5 p. oi. yes
terday (per tent ) .71
P'aeip. In Inches and Hundredths:
Highest temperature yesterday
Lowr-st terniM-miuie Ihi nh ht l'
Average tenierature fur the
dy . . . r.l
Normal (eropriiture for inla '
date ... . . r,::
IVei -ipftation, lant 21 hours . . o
Total pn- ,p. hiin e !t nioti'h 71
Normal preeip. for this month 2 til
Total pre lp Iroin Hepl. I,
f.r. to diite 1 ."". '
Aversre preel. from Sept, j,
WT 2 7h
To" I deficiency si tie e;it. l.
I mail is being used w here tho vot
era renide outtdde of the state. Sev
'era! are sent to Washington, D. C.
and other points in the east. The
law provide that where a voter Is
' compelled to be absent from his
! home on election dny that he may
have a ballot mailed to him. Hot
thru marks tho ballot and returnsl
it lo the couniy clerk who casts'
1 the ballot In the voter's preelnct.
Men holding political office In dls-j
i lant poinirt, and others whose em-j
J ploynient keeps them away from
j home on election ay are the prin j
i eipal fines to take avantage ot this'
' service.
FOOD SALE
The ladie of the ltellvlew 111 I) I
will hold a cooked food sale Satur
day, Oct. 20 at Parslow Furniture
co.
HOME POtNTERS
Kco-
irus
( K: oni Schofl of Home
nomicf)
K;ry have been ued as a highly
prized f'Kd by men fot centuiis
Kreetit in v e-t i-at ions by hciu
m' haxe proved flint ther Is a
trumd jitnt if lr ni ion In tins am lent j
;.r;o 'ice, u-i i-vx are iinriHiniliy (
1'iifh in valuable nut i tentM-
K:w. an- te't to milk, ronaid-
e.-i , the niof a limbic f beta i y I
winn c of raici'ini Cab i'im. or
lime, to'.erlier with pl,odioru,
h!o tou-id lu i ., lottn ll.e chief j
'in-Mi'i' :itrt of bone, j
C ''i, lKHi.)e li.-dnp ri h in de. j
imitle lo nil !, are hImi a food .
a liii h Ih easily and qui k 1 dl- !
slcvUtSrc,
Dr. Davis of Great Falls
Recommends Them:
"We have used Tru-Blu Graham Crackers in
our family, eipeeially for the children, and I
have advised their me by others. I consider
them a very valuable adjunct to the diet of
growing children, convalescents and the aRed."
R. C. DAVIS. M. D..
Trusted Building, Great Falls, Mont.
Vegetized
WHOLE WHEAT
WAFERS
TT TAKr'S 3 q'.JiTM H" t
X
1 2:1
Average nnfttioniil prMUp. rfepL
to M.ty, Inrltlvo 31.16
Korecrf t for Interior Mmthw et
f 1 r econ . Clo jdy tonu-lit and Sal-
ll! d.i;. , I),OiJ. ! ,,te ff ihpi 1 .till!
Kkf? are 1 1
aliliii tl fooil ,
Se:ii"ft I'V tl.H'M
e moi K;iiiH.ry
(need on Hie ffiriti
they me pioieit
.11 i d n'l'l in.u.j
tnjrxi of frin'i iuinclv
!TtiKP. cjitw, A-ty.
of Vf.r fir.) D Wbolr
hf WAI-hRl . ,
Ctn! !frriVcfrtrrn
lik- to irt'irwh on trm m
lh rvrnintf. AnJ k UUf j
for boa lunrwii
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