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nnFRI IRC. NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON MONDAY. IUNE 28, 1937. News of Farm life GRANGES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE NEWS COUNTY AGEN1S KtruKia """" i i IE OUTLINE PREPARED Explanatory Leaflet for Oregon Farmers Ready for Distribution. A iimir t.mflpt nil runUM ImproVl1- menl, Piuiilml CoimiMViitioii of ihn Western Hiiiim'," in now nviill- nlilo for Oregon InriiifiB upon ri' quest from lounty niwul offlreii niinouncea N. C. IKiiinlilHoii, secre tnry of tho stale AAA eoiiinilttee. J'llB leaflet is nil olllllno of tll ,S37 lilillia prOKliiin In tin) wi'sCifin Winn. fxplninliiK tho luiui-liim-iui'1Kui-b of llic nroKnini, und Hir ing llf-lnlls of priicllii'H wlilili stockmen may put Into olfoi.t thin year to Improve llnilr inline, nnil Ihu rates or payment for lliese pmalices. llluslrulloiiB on contour furrowing, reservoir ciiiwlriicillon and iloforrod KimliiB Included. Inclusion of lllu luoiinlaln mea dow provisions 111 llio l!i:i7 pro gram us recently announced will ninlio it possible for ranchers who lutvo a relatively law proporllnu o( their ranches in mountain mea dows to cooperale In the piosram. which otherwise I hey could not do so readily, Donaldson sayB. Tho two new practices are avail able for ranchers who have moun tain meadows in counties which i i..,.. ,.,iiniiieiiiled bv the JIUVU IJL-UI, ..." - - county and state committees and approved by the iiKrieuiiiinu mi ,.. ,liiilniHlratlon us coun ;i. i.. .i,i..i uneli nracLicPS are sioccssary ami will J)u (necllve in promoliiiK land couHcrviillon. ..i..... .... ....itnih.H hnvn as yet lieen approveil for Oreiwm, seyeinl will be submitted for upiroval fol lowing the July 1 ineelltiB of the Btuto comniitleo of tho AAA. Practices Outlined Tho new practices are as fid i T,..u..,.,iitur r itiiiantaln moil .' i ..i,ini.il viirteltes of araSB at tho rato ot 2( cents per pound of seed sown, 'up to $'i an acre, und JoUBtriicllon of earthen ilsms tat control of uroHiuu on ,11101111 lalu muuilows, with piiybienl.ii tho into of: 15 centsiper fculilc ym'tl or fill, and Willi tho payment tor 1. .1 in, 1li1.1l to Mil. lu coin- nuttiiK Ihu riiiiKehulli'ilng allow- ,t..ln iiieiulnws w It le counted at Ihe rule ot In celltH ii-heii Imv l'i-om such men flown is led eutliely lu llvoslock on Iho ranch and owned by the rancli cr The amount will be added to 1 tin mime-nil iltllK llllowaucu tublished lor tliu ranch. a vnl IniK also been given r n ... i,iil mill until reuces ill llll unu ui uilillilnii to wile telices as a ilium practice, wltli payment al nil cents 1 cml 1 'nut muri ial inUHiiird and iiimfim huvu bi-t'ii added to lit tin f ..ihh-hvimI uracil nmmiru t-rons for whU-h Hoil-butUHnu luy- ....ui -wu iii- inmii'. turn in.' "si nt' iininnvt'it oiiu'nteiiry loniKU ......u i.nU Ik.mm !!ic!-t'iisml by tlx ...l.lllW.n of whlllft' SI'tMlOll IH'llH nnd vntfh ttllt'11 fttteiletl With HinilU Kiulus U8 u support crop. FOUR-H CLUB ACTIVITIES kTo Farming Men Hy Helen WeWiimtr jl OUT of the soil whose life is everlasting, ' Vou brine our visions lo reality; You prove to us that seed lime follows harvest, And earth produce.? fruit rmumnfily. You tend for us tho roots of life implanted Deep in the land, that from the patient soil. We may have life and sustenance ami frmlom And what is more, you give us faith ill (jod! T 0N0, lout? before the uriilucs traced the skyways, 1 J Ami chimneys scattered shadows in bright air, When there was only gentle grass in Men, . And Utile lalior, you were walkuw llierc" 'l'hrout'b many anes while men mined and Imiiueti, teamed much of tides and stars and sininu steam.. And harnessed lijilit to re-create its power : Some gave the food-some wrestled with the dieam. OH vou who know so well the earth's rich secrets, You are the heart of all the work we try; Tis you who give us strength for the attempting n, '.I 1.1 innn cleill KWCPl) t ie SKV. 10 nniKe ii iMiiiu u'. -e-.- --, - Your hands lie deep m soil from which ci eation . Takes nourishinent, the while its vision goes To seek a liigner piane m iii.-i.ni. .. . . Y'ours is the truest work thai Ijod bestow s!. . ' : FARMERS DRGARftZ E FOR PROTECTION will allow for Kettlug " the weeds out and netting the fields properly cultivated. The Wild I .If 11 contest nas iiumh aliiiounceil lor Ihoi.e 1-1 1 dub meiu 1 ., ui,,, Mitenileil the l!i;n session of 1-11 club siinimur school. Tills onlesl will be completed ny mj i'iv; ...At win In. titiluei ny. .a committee of three niumbers repre senting OreKOll jSllitO" college,' . Ore- Koif mam Uiim. coiaiuiKsioiiA-i"". iiki'I'. hloUiKlcal survey. The III si prize will be a pair "f field binoculars and case; nccuii.i e.. will be a pocket Held camera und third piT'-c a copy i nii " .....i. ),., 1. ..Him will submit ten written lielplill hinis 101 me I"', neluallon of wild lite on lb" f""" 1 ...in 1,.. .livlili.il tis lollows: first rive blots by wbicll nova aim ulrls may Increase wild lire; sec ond, live hints that iiilulls may use to increase wild Hie. Kacll hint shall mil exceed avoiiis nun must lie arrived at llirounh acimil experience or observation. 1 ne muni lie prncllcal nnd should liar nionl.e with good farming Practices. GDUWTY GRANGES TO PICNIC .T KELLOGG Shield Against Labor War Aim of Step Taken in Jackson County. vti iii.viT? it tivt .1 mm 28. AP) '!..'. A acnui (I t Itll Kltt lllf'l B Of JUCU rion Couniy, Inc., was formed in this city with the boIpcIIoii of V. J. WnrniT, (lah-ytnuu, MeoTonl, preni dfiit, nnd Hmiry Van Moevoiibers, ..-..iifii-iiiut i n ( mil. viup-iiicai- di-iit. Van iiocvtiiiheiK left inline-.n.,t..i.i- on,..- tint KMHHimi bv nlanc to iiiimul tho monthly mcotitiK of Caliloi nia AhhuiMhiuci Kurmera, iu i.,.i...r it. .1.1 11 i.nn Annies lututy. i.t'tu, i(fwifii't fi'diti which nn executive comniitteo of five will he Heleeteil, were aluo nainea. RupreHentativeB of JOHepiune .uiiiniv f'ii-m inturcsLs iittenueu 1 ... 1 . . the inuetinK, and steps win oe iuk en the coiniiiK week to orKiinize'in (bat county. Tin' iinr-s for t lie jat'KSon cuuiuy i.n.i. ..ii) tm si t.Mf vf.w for in dividual growers, and one tenth or oii'e per cent of the payroll for the laiKer concerns. The oiKanl.alion is similar . to ...... nnonii ivn 11 I'll rnrlllfl. and has for Us puropse the firow inir .-itiil litirvotitinir of orcliai'il and farm crops, witiioui uuerierenco from attitalors or outside subuer- sivo int'luenc.ijs.. Leaders stressed ihe organization was not n vigi lante committee in any sense of lite word, but would co-operate with law enforcing agencies in times of stress. IS very line or agriculture in Jack son county Is repersenled on tho hrmt'fl fif (lil'OCi (lfH II Is PXhijCtttd a large per cent of the estimated II.UOO larmers and growers in Jack son county will join. The organization is a precaution ary buffer against any possibje la bor turmoil, leaders said. ' ; " f'"' 1.. .i.i. i.nniiiru" Mtmrnviiiif an ex- 111 111 19 I"""" J t " ' imports OI urieu cfiB are int ieasingiy uispmeiiiB can productH," the petition said. l,... ..11 ..f.ii-ticni niirnoBRH they have destroyed the American dried egg industry, uur toiai bkk ports from tne main iiiiiui"b iriiimii are now coming in amounts equivalent to 900,000 cases a year, mis ih u Hiuau lu cent age of our production, but a muirh larger perceulago of the marketable egg supply in me American market. "hi recent times with liign loea prices and low egg prices these imports have contributed to tho demoralization of the American in dustry. irrn m lUUu UUIIIU UI IU nnininin DTDrniOTU unmiiiML i riLiiu i ii i VF1MT1I ATF.D PF.ACH ll.ii.i, ,.mt.i-a tlila vanr Ill-pr Hhln iv iLIim in ii ventilnteil bus ket designed by frult-marketlni! men in the Unlleil Stales uepuri ...di nr niri.r.iiltni-e. Iik nuen crown-Bliliieil cover nnd slotted o . n. ., I..... tin. ii-iiii in lie lire- cooled more effectively and more quickly, so that riper peaches may be marketed. APPI F PF.ACH. PF.AR FKlCfcS .(VlAX-yKUK WAKMIN'CTON. .Tone 2li. fAPi The ilKiiculture (lepnrtment tells Fr.r.s PRODUCTS TAX URGED IN COINGKESS 'Iho Looliiniinliiim liinip I'oiiU ory club, led by .Mrn. tieorno Utile, went to lliislemlorl' beiicii lor 'I'hursiliiy and Krlduy or Itml week, 'l'hey wore acconiimnle.l hy (leoiKe l.lttln nnil Coiiulv Chili Ai;ent I'l. A. llritton. The club camped lit Ihe splendid ltllHtenitorr cuhliis and enjoyed bench r.porla ami swlmininlt. 'u Thlirnday they look u iiioonllKlil lllko and on Krlilay al lei noon tney went lo the coast uuald Htulion whoro all tho equipment .i ex pliilued III ilcluil. 'Ihe club and other uiembera in' Hie parly 10 lurneil homo nn Krlday eiculim. HI eluh leaders und nienlbers mrvinii canning projects are Jp .i,...'i i.. ,,ii,,ii iln. ciinuiim dem onstration to be held at I'aliloi nln t)reon Power company on wen llesihiy or Mils week at 2 o'eliKk. Miss Lillian llrinkuuili. who ln strucled lu cannlim lu l-ll cluli summer school, will have cliniKe or the deiniinslrattou. Miss Hrink man follows Ihe I'. S. department or agriculture bulletins very close ly In her work. . Rooster Gives Up Romance for Job WASHINGTON, .lane 2S (AP) Conuressiuen from nine states contests, with and means committee lo come to sands or ilemoniniMI poulliynienine cum Klnco II Is Impossible to holil a cliuip lor 1-11 club members, as bud been planned tills year, County Club Agent K. A. Ihlllon nod Mrs. II.III..4 lltirllev. tilCHiilellt ol the lo- i.i i,.,hI,,i-i' iissnelatlnu. sugilest 1 1,,. i those clubs which have been i.ii.,i.sii-,i Iii ii cumn uriam-e lor sumo kind or a shell camp or pli i.Mil.i.i. Mrs. Hartley or Ml iLi'ii, .ii ulll l.n ulad to assist in plannlllK for such an at lair and will give siicn neiti us .s m . ....,. Two elllliB bavo already planueil iiver-iilghl camps at Hie Welt Creek picnic grounds on Little ltlv'er The lOdelibower Cooklim cluli, led bv M'' 'ih'ii Ulngo, and i.'.. n. ...i, ,n i-lnli led bv Mrs. A. W. llnslUord, belli plan such trips. Announcement or n 1 11 livestock judging" lour lor older b.iis and tboso who have been on lours In previous years has been made by U .1. Allen. liKslBlalil state clue, leader nt Corvallls. This lour is daied for August .. S and I ami will he mkeu Ibroimh Clacktiinns and Miilluoimili cmiii lies where nlTungcnicnls have been liuide with some ot III;' Lest livestock men for Judging of Uivii stock nnd Inspecting their fnnns. ArratiKomenis me being mm o for nnothor livestock tour, probiildy In Coos (oiinl.v, fur younger boys and those who Imve not lieen on pre vious lours. According lo K. A llritton. county club ngent, l hopes in add nnollier day lo each of iho li.ui" for " ""I'l'111 soliiewlieio lor u lot (, i"11- II Is expected IhSt one r more offlelnl. of the I'.S National anh and Urn louui.v ci"" " sin to look ovor tho corn fields of S , i.ii .-tub hoi s ti (ih- IIKNItYKTTA, tlkla.. June 2S (AIM llillie, a rlve year-old iiun- tuni rooster, made his choice be tween love and n caieer alio weoi back lo Ills Job as an oil Ice uo. His boss. tl. T. Hale, exlilatne.l llillie herds chickens in Ihe com- pani's l'o I deliarllnent. and Keeps harp lookout In lite uoiu o.in.- for eustoiiii'rs. When a cusloiner shows 111. llillie calls him, Hale said, anil when a lien escapes, llillie l'i- suniles her lo leliini to her coop. About I. 'ii davs ago. Hale sum. love entered Itillio's tile when Hale brought a sleek brown and while hiinlam hen lo give Hie rooster "riimpiinionship. "in. i " u.il.l Hale. "Illlll dhili'lv leigot all ahoul business, lie an. I the lianlinn wmild il.'s.Tl ..r 1 1.... i'l:i m coiiulv will Ulllllffi-r n . , unite fur av picnic .".t -JvallogK,-August It, it was announced today. Hie COIlllllltiee 111 Clliiige .' n.' llll! agi icuuiii u ih-jhh iinei.i. lenn event met last week and outlined housewives that prices m apples, plans, which include u progni in peaches ami pears suouitt oe lower ,' i. In 12 noon. Three this vent, but nranues. urnnefrnit orchestras will participate, skils I nnil .lemons may be relalively high will be offered by various grangeH, tins summer and lull. u iiml Kiitw- a inns en iiuni win in. uiveti. and cuminunity singing will he led by Jerry Saylnr, slate manager ol Hie raroiers nmu Insurance l-Jxchaiige. 1 he prlncl lull address will be made by Hay IV (lilt stale master. 'Oilier features of Hie program .(.ill i..,..iili ih prizes to be awarded to each grange entering logoinnr won grand prizes lor llrsl and second i.l.'ii'i. winners. I'rtmoun grange will nirnisli cot- fee lor t lu. n enic uiicli al noon Tables will be provided. A small I'lmree will he made on eilch car lo meet tile cost of Ihe picnic and work ol I'omoua grangi The al'lernoon program will in- clude baseball games, horseshoe contests, races ami other sports DEVISES WAY TO CAN MILK AT HOME STII.IAVATIOU. Okla. (AIM Mrs. II. l' .lolllisoti. CllorlilW. Okla., club woman, has devised i im.llinil nf I'liiinilnr milk to use 1 on Hie larni when inislure grasses i. ili'iut nni ' lossv aees i n ll. Ilini'imelilv ennlilll' w hole reel milk, nulling it in jars and iiin,.,.Hsiiie It ill la noiluds lift' sure lor l.r minutes, she obtains ineil inilk tlial can he used lor .... i milking. Although the mllli turns i.ink when linn essed. Mrs. .lollli soti says Hie color in no way in fects tile Millie ol Hie product. a nnn TURKEYS DIE WHEN RANCH BURNS HOOD RIVIOR, Juno 27 (AP) rcight thousand turkeys were burn ...i lust niifht in a ltio which de. .i nni. nr I lie iimesi u ru ranches In Ihe norlliwesi wucn a blaze of iitideteriuiiied origin start ed in iho brooder house of the V. T. Price turkey ranch at Pine f..nn ai,.lll llllles Rlllltll nf llerfl. The loss, esllmaieu lu onuu, was partially covered by Insurance, rno entire plant was uosiroyeu. TF1MA1MT FARMERS ON THt UbCKtASE. inlf.v'R Jimp 1H.- (API 'C......I f ,,,.. in tlm Pneific. Northwest ure .jvorktng themselves rapidly Into mo iniui-owner ciass, Ward K. Newcomb, vice-president or tho Spokune federal land bank, said. Of "M property sales (lur ing the first five uioulhs of 111117, 2:12 were lo tenants, sales lor tne I'tisl five months totaled $2,140,1187, a substantial increase over 1935. inioiiivnTnu Tti..a 9ft .rAPl IVAOnuiwiu... - The civilian conservation corps announces 53,!iao yoiuns ami nm vpion.nu wmild he enrolled ill July as replacements for the remainder of the year. The program, ttpproveu oy ate ing Director James J. McEntee, Is contingent on President Itoosevelt'B approval or the uuu exieiiBiun uin enacted by congress, nnd the ap propriation of funds for operating COBIS 111 ine IIM usual yeni. It provides for the maintenance ..r il,a rV'P i.t mi om'nllnil Rlrpiii?th of H0O.0DO young men nnd war vet erans, lll.uuu llllliuus aim u,ueu lui-rltorfals. Approximately 5,000 war veter- ....o wl .1(1 Him nnmiiri-lerl vminir men between the ages of 17 and 23 veiii-s of nee will be enrolled as replacements. The suite replace ment quotas will inciuoe: w;aii I'oriUu. 2.600 Juniors and 249 veter- ,,.,c. nroirnn 1 UK nn.l 90 Wnaliliiir. ion 1,040 and none; Idaho 516 and 33. farms at Ihe start of this year total ed 31,729,000, a decrease of 80,000 from January 1, 1936. It was the first decline since 1'Ja. niirlni; nrnsnerous Deriods. they nuni. .i... i ...nm i.niini, fm-m men and women found Jobs In cities and towns and fewer persons. reiiimeu from urban centers to the country, where they at least could find food and shelter. The economists estimated 716,000 babies were born to farm women lust year and that 349,000 farm residents died. MELROSE GRANGERS f LAIN imr ivvj v 11-11 j n. t.. l....,rnvAiilPlltS tO tllO , I'ISllH I lu. ..e'-' erahgo hull and grounds, together with an outline for a summer re creation program, . n( nrflcers of Melrose ai a iiiti.....i. " - .... grauge at the home o! Mrs. Mable BuseubarK, niaaiei. iuu.o nnr.lnl nnil Plllerllllll. nuiiioiowo ---- i inent activities are planued for Iho summer niontns, anu u is uiou ihu posed to visit other granges. Tho lute of July 10 was set for an ice cream social and entertainment, open to the ptlUllc. A local gruug.; picnic Is proposed and u date will be announced later. The nexl regular meeiiug oi mei rose grange will be held July 3. almost SO per cent' of the 400,000,- ouo people in inai couuiry, uw an average of half an acre of land each. rrvsT riF r.RAniNr. UP TO CKtAMLKlLS) SALEM. June 2S. (API An ....nvl...n.nl.r fillO ...III. ..flion. llllH butter grades to be qualified by the ,.., ,......,llii,-t Hnnni'linoiil nn. del' a 1937 legislative act, will not be paid Dy tne siaie, j. ij. .viicsie, in charge of the state dairy and foods department, announced to day. tir.I.la'o att.leitii.nl rnllnu-erl I number of protests received by the ilgl IClllllll 111 UIVISIUII. ..-l.nD ...tit l.a nnl.t hv the creameries and milk plants in which they are employed," Mlckle said. FARM BREVITIES Tim i.Aoini .uninn luiu ulninst 9 r.nn nna miii acrna nf forpat land approximately a third of the total loi'PHt area 01 uib wuim- Painted wrticei renin i rIomt "iieih Pint' look lot yri if washed regularly wiih LIN-SOL, 100 pure linseed oil icll oip. Grease, dirt vinith Coauinsoo grit, acids. Economical. csy on the hand. Idetl for linoleum At Paint, Hardware, Ucp'l Stoics bi DENN-GERRETSEN CO. r -J 402 W. Oak " BLIGHT ENDANGERS BILLION ELM TREES ' WASHINGTON (AP) The n. .ml. .,1,,. .llc.i.io.. lu tlii-eiileiiltilf elm shade trees valued In the mil lions of -dollars. American roreslry association of ft.l,,lu mi i tlinl ilectriict ion of a billion trees is imminent unless prompt steps are taken to ertult cato Ihe disease. Tho blight al ready lias made much progress in STORAGE PLANT TO KI3b Al HgUU KlVt-K 'Coiistructioif work on a "new stor- njje plant ror the apple Rrowera as aociution, designed to refrigerate 500,000 boxes ot apples and pears, lias started. The plant, which will be one of the largest in the north west, will be five stories hiRh and refrigeration ihihis are expected to run uiiiii yio wma ui uua. FARM POPULATION REVEALS DECLINE MMOU'lVflTflV Tilno 9 (APl Agriculture department econom- ms noieii a iniuuiDiuu eiit prosperity a decline in the farm itnmilnlinn. Thev said persons living on There are more Certain-teed roof s in Roseburg than all others combined. Because- Quality 1 f Millerized for long life sealed against blister ing, staining and fading. v. . 2. Service Well established local firm with long list of satisfied customers. Have an experienced factory trained expert give yon Free Estimate. Denn-Gerretsen Co.lnc PHONE 128 402 W. OAK ST. ! -uiiiii ' rW spots of pleasure... Chesterfields add to the pleasure of anything you're doing because . . . They're milder. . . refreshingly milder. They taste better ...a whole lot better. And Chesterfield's aroma is more pleasing different from nil the rest. For the high spots of smoking pleasure enjoy Chesterfields ii... ..iiiiM nnil iii:ht htn I nt'i-d- ...I him Inn Hit I lllltl tO glVO llU fi until ihe tinn- love filtered i.u iii.. ii-.i.. miiti. ltltlie was con- 4..' .....! n nftli-o. Htiilf Ills .iii. mi nsjiiiu-lnliv nrcpared ic.-d; Ills one iliKsipntion was an uin-.i viii ihiu n the si reel ....,! uh.t.i In L'nhhle Ut any chutiM morsi'l mat nai'i"""''" l" i IU' llinlMIM TRACTION THAT MEANS ACTION! Tho broad, slout trncUs of Ihe "Caterpillar" track-lype Irnctor provide traction for any job. any season and any soil. Traction for low-cost work over hills . . . traction that lakes heavy loads throuiih mud . . . that walks ure footedly over slippery cover crop . . . that treads lightly over mellow seedbeds . ... that beats foolinu, and weather to Ret work done on time . . . this is the traction that farmer who own this tractor enjoy. Douglas County farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange r I -v Koseourg, uregon mm .ntttm - j... . ... .... mt ant pleasure is more pleasinv unth Chesterfields.. CoBTtit I'.1'! botsr. A. JSvisj Tc.-.tcca Cc UOUKias i;uiui.. I .i, A in ft week. Tbie amount ol due
