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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1938, NEWS OF FARM LIFE GRANGES COUNTY AGENTS REPORTS CROP NEWS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE NEWS WILL MEET HERE Business Review, Election of Directors on Agenda of Stockholders. KOKCllUI'K llUH lHM'11 H'lfCtt!it ft VHH minoiinceil toihty, lor the an nuitl ntuctlng of the .Meiifonl Pro duction Credit nAfHH-htiioii, thu jneotlntf ItPliiK MChi'dulfMl fur Janu ary 24 ul tile JhnigUis county court iiuue. The meeting will begin at 10 a. m., aud a luncheon will be held at noon at the Umpquu hotel. ) For the jiast three yearn the muotlngs have hot ii hidd at .M-1 tyril, where cchlral ottirt an lu iwiU'il, but thla year'H mct'ting wuh moved to KottphiiiK In onli'i lo kIvh tiio more than KM loi-khoMt'in In JJotiglatt, Coon and Curry counties U butter upijfji 1 unity to lUti'inl. Farmers Own All Stock Tho aiHoelatlun wan oiKii"f.iMl ini'lcr tho farm credit act (luring thu wluler or IMIt.'tl, having au I(h HHHlgiicd terilhtry I he rive mmih wc'Rtorn toiMilli'K of Oregon. II lt fi true eooiiri alive croriioralion, whono voting utock Ik enliiely owned by fanneiK who are eligible to urn? Iik credit facilitii'M. It K ac tivities are confined lo what In Known (Ih whorl lunn credit exlen Bion. The imrpoHt'H of It h UmU may cover uuy agrlctillnial need, mainly, however, lor op'traiing ex pennon, equipment imrcliaKeH, re Blocking of dairy and range mil nials, taxed, motigngo Interenl, ele. Thu total nnmlier of Hiock hold em la 135. I,oan din lug 11K17 total led imii h of winch wax llBud by the 11 niemliertt In Doug las county, Heiaymeiiin have been j'cuttoimhly good In all illHlrlctn. The nDHoclatlon'a il.rciorn for the puHt year were V. I. Miopliy, Aledford; C I a r e n v e Zuinwali, iilxe; Jeftft I). Clinton, Myrtle 3olnt; Hen Hilton. Crania I'iish, Xoren L. Miller, Dlllard. I To Elect Directors 'The nrtHOclatiun Ih officially rep ruHetited in DoaghtH counly by M, (If. Creeu, who hIho niakeH Ijihiihc rtiuns of rami eiilerpriNea (ollowlug tui receipt of loan applications. ' The year'H uuhImphh will be re Jvtewed at the uu'etlng by Iho ofri KeiH, and an election of iliivclor for the ennuing year will ho held. HHto K. Allgatler, trenKiinr of thu ll'rodnctlou Creillt rorporatlon of pokaue, the federal ailvi.-ory or Kaulalion, will he preHeiit and give i. talk of general intercut relating fo short term creillls. " 11 lc 5 'Tanners who did not gn work jHh'Ots to parilclpaii' in (he lii:Hi VXll agricLilluial conservation 1n)gruinH, have until .liinuar lf 56 which to file a work sheet fur Hhe lH.tH progriiui. accordltig o II. ..I...L .1. J .,4111 HWin, VIIMII IMiMI IN llll1 ( IMIIIIJ conunlt tee, Cn teHH I he la riu h Vovered by n work sheet the op J fa I or Is lint eligible lo rerelve dtne(l m or lo pai lii ipule in Hit' lglH prnnnnn. j J n liiilT a)pi-uliiiii('ly 7u pt-i frit of all crop hi ml in hmml.is lUinty was covered by work h-el iiul it Ih expected that bi'iudits rc JiHvod by liinners in Hits county will exceed 5;.ii,iihi) for currying hnt t'ecoinuieudeil soil huiUlinu Vractices. I'osslble bt-nel'is under She mat program will hi material Jy lucreascd if the remaining nop Jliyid n covered hy w oi k sle-cis iiud If fiinn.'irt will iw closer at Jt cut Ion to ih" rcipiiienicuts of the jnouiam, stales .Mr. Nirhols. J-'oi (lie Hci'oiuiniidallnn of liirni Ji'is who have failed lo Till out iwork sheets, all community out inl'lteeuieii have been supplied with work sheets mot are icatly (n I Vlst anyone iuteisied In filling i Joilt a work sheel. The county coin i lilitlee stmuesis tliat opeiiitois !' ti'ing lo lile work nhecis coin mi ; J'tle of their comnmiiiiv lominltiee i inni some i nne out ma ine com log NvX'ok or to call at Hie couuiy I ngeni s of I Ice where v)11 be available. assistance j News of 4-H lCLUBS , Tin' 1-M Livestock flub mriiili''! 4ir IfnllClilEI (-niiuly IIK llU.'lltl laklliu ! iU't In Ill iifitlomil t-ow jii'UiiiL: V(iiiIimi stiftn!nr.'(l by lli;ml ) ijh 'tuau tuaKiirln. ' ThlH cmili'St wltbhi IlK rmmty in MinniHorol by Ihc MinmliM N'n JIhiihI lunik iih a mrl of its IIm' ittfirk ih'oci am- 'I'hls In si U u i Ion ; Vlll pinvltU. II SIllllllMT s IkioI rliolalslii In Hip nlniliT nf t In- onti.i4i. illnnkn for ui In JiiiUiiii: i urn Ui-Iiik Ki'ilt (o all I H llM'lnrk I lliibN wliirli bnv(. tlh'li fiiiollin.'iils . Jll lit 111.' I ll Hub i.rrirr. Nt'xl Minnliiy. Tlii.nd.iv niid Weil- ' flrtnliii'. .Iimihiry 1?. I iiii'l III. I Jinyj' bcf-u ilt'nlimliMl ns iiinii'i'-liiu-r diitcs for ihv munilar.l 1 11 (tlb Icuilvrs' assiifliillous Til If ut'ting will bl liflil uil the U'n- jfon Sihip t'Hiiinih ill Cnr .illlr. himI ' will bt-giu pi'oiuiilly ut 11 o iloi'U OUR BOARDING HOUSE I'D LIKE TO 657 THE KERNEL OP MUTTY RUMOR THE SQUIRRELS IKJ THIS CAGE ARS 3MAWM3 OKI, ABOUT YOUR BE IMG A 1 7 petective; mm-mf you pokj't kwow amy ' L more about detectimg tham a clock cuckoo KMOWS ABOUT A WET COPR. 1tl MY NE Monday morning. l.asl year there were HMi In attendance In spite nl (he snow storm at the lime, it Is expected that there wilt be al least Ifiil in attendance tills year. In addition to the general as sembly programs there will be spe cial classes for women leaders cov ering slips, canning, curtains, line in dress, posture, tailored finishes, food problems, judging ami scoi -lug, demonstrations. Miccess with sponge cakes, "why" in food selec lion, and other subjects which the Indies will probably bring up for dlseUHslon. Items of possible interest for men leaders will cover livestock, dairying, poultry, crops In general, judging and demonstrations, over nik'hl trips, livestock and crops liehl lotus, and Items requested by Iho men themselves. It is expect ed there wjlj he U ood delegation sent from I'ouglas county. The hoys of Look iligwhiss enrol led lil three III livestock clubs during the past week. One of these chilis, known as the Keuior club, consists of high school boys; the intermediate club includes boys of 7th ami Nth gradeu, and the Junior club incudes hoys ol the lower grades. Ijeonnrd Hiiell is in charge of (he eight Junior memhors who elected Havld Jaeoby as their president, Tom Zoetor as vice-president, and l.ylo Mitel as secretary. Other members are Terra me I lodges, I Knmlas Mannini;, I wie.hf Moi kmii. I'ehiii licknry and Clyde Cooper. Hoys ol the Inleriuedlate ami senior cluhs have as their leader. A. A. .lacoby. uho has led li ve slock cluhs for Hevertil years. Mem bers of the Intermediate club In clude Willard Cros, president; Ovid It o h r s. vice president ; Wayne Swan, secretary, ami .liiu Uavidson. Mud Mannini;. Kennel h Andrits. Kueiie M.nblox. Hay Ow ens, Ah in Heard. Charles Sullivan, and lean Kckes. .Members of the senior club are Clare Meredith, president; Art Mavlilson. vi.e presideni; Lynn Hodues, seereiarv. and Calvin illlauis Miinh, Itaymond Mue Huell. Ivan .Matthews aids ami Leslie Mtlelt. tieorge I. Leonard Mud Itlch A lli'iv woiulwiil l.iun .-In I lias I n in xnllli'il lit II i si ' Ii ill 1 1 . Win. Aintin wur si.1,.,-1,.,1 t it mill lias tin. wink or ih,. club VM'II mull. r way. Tin' olln.'is of lb.' ilub hio C, 'llt .Mcis, .ll'Si limit: 1 1 1 1 1 Uni is. vli.-pi t'Htiloul : Wllnia I'miiT. si'iii'lai). ami oili in nn'inlii'is an' I'liarli's l.,n. li,.. aid i laypnol, rail Si lnnidl. Thro don. liisl.'i, Uol.rii 1 1 ,t it ami mil Could. Tlioiuli li,.,. arc mil I'lioiifJi lios in Hip lllxmmllp si lio.d lo oitain,. a slanA.inl ,lub ol rivu nn inlii'is. 1 1 1 .- havp ini:anii'd lor ' '"- on I'. in. I siuall Hip slork ii!i.l p.nihrj i lull ,,f t,,ni "ibi'is. Mis. Iliiiinbii. Ii "111. 'it Hip .irtiviu,.s ,. ih,, ilui, "bn! bid.' S ,,! .loin,.,,,, Mniiiii-p U.'l.b..,. !,! ii,,,,,,. ba. li and ,lo(. llMlmbai'li Jr In., b, Ullt'lP or ib. In,- v lllllfllt ol n i,. , ,,, ,as i.'..'ii.''i 1 1 inn :,iidiu.i Mis io.ii . Ilioun. i, I,,., s. bo.'l lias i.i u.iril.'. ,1 ib,. Ii uiad.'i lo nniv ,.ti t ! i - i uni k.'lnml. i ttiu ,-, s n.,,1 's III.' .I'll, air !',,,: I'l'-i'l.'lll. I'aill l. MIKi,., ""l''lll. II.MIal.l II, '". ami Miiuii A.l.iius and U'i.' Hind. T II. ..lib . lull oil III. Mil- 1 -I dm past n.el,. in.- t Slll.."l I., I bv l,s I'U'i Millniv.d Milu-li.'l 1 p. "I. I'l.'v.l.'lil 1 I. 1 e-.ul. -in . er. Willi in, , ii,,,., Caroline I. 'tier. Moris l.i'.'iia'il. Mai cella .M..hr. b'-iulall All.-n m. CPlia llnssetl. M.'H.a l.p.ui.nd. M.li itaret U ai.-4i.lier, Ki,i W.nid. ll I'lillnrd VV.iluli-ll. ml, l.i i:inii,-i .!f !! liU'"ev ! '.i-l'.i V '.":' and I'oi'i.-. A'lK nii.v Tlie oilier raiollnnu! came i:oai mi pi..r feUS with COMPOUND IT.' SPUTTSPuTr: AS INSPECTOR MOOPLE, OF TO THE &COTLAKID CRIMINAL'S ACROSS &5AP, IW LICITY LIKE A PLA6UE BUILDIMQ IDENTITY, SCHVICE, INC. T. M HtQ y. . PT. Of F. the Jones school and will be led by Mrs. I'. I Willbolt. officers and members of the club are Jenn .lonea, president ; Arlehn Jones, vlce-pr4'sident ; Millie Kogus, sec retary, and Anils Hurst, Dclora Hurst, Charlene Neal and Cidlene Wlllholt. On Wednesday moruiiiK of this week. County Club Agent K. A. lit ii ion will go lo Days Creek to present the Fishers' Department store cup to the student body or I he schoo Ii here. The cup was won dining the past year hy the Days Creek school for being outstand ing among schools larger Hum those of two rooms, In i ll club work. The Doimlas County Clour mill cup was won last year b (he Kd enbower school by being the mil Hinndlng one f u,,, Wu.rni hcIiooIh ol the county. Tin cup will be presented Krlilav evening during I'.-T. A. uieeiin.n. COliVALI.IS, Latest addition blHlness is the heur county of Jan. In. (AC) lo Ole'ons se..d production in .Mai ;i cousld.-ralde ton nan.' oi spiMi pin u vnr pashu ii sbip nii'lil mid lisp In I bp cm n b,.i , ,. "ns II. (. Ilyslop. ,, r'n, plain Industrie dnisiou pi (u-punn Sl.'IIP ciillPKP. 'lb.' tail Ihal (ii.'Kun, a 1 1 1 , , , , , I'lu.iiu'iim slate al best. ' sbnilld bp pindliiiiii. s I I'm Hi,., "Uil bell is baspil mi well ,.sl,.l,J iimi.'.i reasons. i,, I'Vplams. I lyslop Alalbpiir iinuiiy is a lavmablp r.'Ki.in Inr cum prodiu'liiin, luivlni; Hip advanliiKi' m a bum KmMim season. t iii'in minimer niulns and -ibiiinlaiil liTiKHIIini wilier, bp says. Malbelll' seed bus I , toilnd PX PpHonally lnK, , c Iiuiiliin. TIip ii.Ivpiii ,.r lllied Ivpes of nun "bub make neees.-arv lb.' Kiini! or s I :i,.,s ,ii leusi a lialf mile ilislaul lioni ntber nun llelils is number r.iiinr Hial lias llllll.'.l alleilliou In (lle-mi. says Hyslop III milwllu; bvlned sel'd to kinds oi "pure Inin-pds" ,,. plained In alternate strips in a lipid, i hen all Hi" tassels on tin- on.' snip Inkeii (in k.-pl only fi-iiiii that s.ttli six iii-as or ibis "mmb.r pl.nit.'il lo lun runs in ion.-ii. ind seed i About j i oi n is ! furnish i GRANGE CLASS TO GET FIFTH DEGREE Mis I tin t llllseiioaik. decree .api.iin ,i Hie lloimlas ciMinly ! in. in. i mani!.-. auiiounies a spe cial iu.'.'Hiil: of I'enioiui uruime in 'onler llie lilih demee mi a lamp 'lass I caiulidalcs al lllversdale ball ill s p in. I'i lilm . .Ian 1 I I he versdsle Kratn;i' will 'p and pri-aill and olb xx III lu tnif nikp and tin nuh i . i , i "i clam;,. .ni.iclic. I'l-i'M'1 iii.'inliei s are rushiiii; f,,r d--:i'-.. milk in oi.l.-r Ihal they :mt l.e ,il.e i, in;,,. 1 1 1 - slnle. or ''li d.'i; then t.dl.ov up uilh 'lie s. .-iiili. iiiiljniiiil, decree al 'he ii.itu.ti;i coir, enlloii In be held '11 I'ot ll.Hid, di p . Ibis ear. AUTO PLUNGE INTO RIVER KILLS OWNER i.ot;virv. .i.ni Not 1 F i -l.t nr. ".'7. ' l. i t;t v 'it'll )i lllltlrr Mr. O lit (It. ol'll.' I" f- I'i nut Ihi in " ( M'i -s diourtr.l I-' pllllli'd ii I'hmnf l into th. Iv-tli. r s K.il.iui.t 1 1 1 1 L I i itf. ll .i.'f.l 1 1 mil I, w ;-.ii'l uivuibe:' fll' ;-ui-i. Ul.lll vt the k- U Ti 1 p. l'dity. Major Hoople YARD, 1 PURSUED , PROM BILLIKI6S GATE TME SEVEkl SEAS MY DAY, A SLEUTH OP MY RAKIK SHUKJKJED PUB POPP-P-F-SO SECRETIVE WAS X CONCERNING MY THAT MY OWKI OFFICE STAFF NEVER LAID 3, USf A MRINKlNO VIOLET Committees Prepare for Economic Meet Dated in Roseburg, Jan. 27. MeetinfcM of advance coinmilteps wbicb are lircparillK material fin Hie tori bcomiiii; llinmlas county larni econoniic ciinferencilo be bebl in Itnsebiii-K .lanuaryQj) are resiilliliK ill Hip nccuinubnToil of many imporlnnt lacts iiud fiKUroK rei;ar(lin llie iireKent trends anil I'lUurc initliiok lor agriculture in Ibis cnullly. reporls J. Unbind I'arlier, county iiKetit. Tbe aihance work rnr Ihe con ference is beinij bandli'd thrmiKli lour coiniuillecs Ibis jear, wbicb are cnnsidei ins land use. crop pro duction, livestock production, and farm limiie and rural lite. Tbe tlia lerial lciim fcalbcreil ,y tbpap coni iniltees will bp submitted In the Keueial conference for a full day's consideraliini, al llie cnncliisiini of which lepm-ls and recmnnienda tioli.s will bo adoiteil. Similai' ineetiims lo the one bp iim lipid in liouirlas county are si-heiluleil fur every cnunly in Hip slalp Ibis winlpr. Thpse are beini; sponsored by tbe extension service al llreuon Slate cnlleBP at Hip rp iiupsi or faruiprs and farm oruaui zallons, In okIpi- Hi review and add In. if necessary, the llndhms of previous conferences nf this na ture. The foi l lu-oiuinir conference is In be a "ruinlly affair." emphasizes, counly ateiil Parker, Ihe iili'a he-hie- that Ihe future welfare of the larni luune is directly dependent on the ei-iiuoinie success uf Ihe larni itself, and Ihal plans for the rami and home should be made to net her. TANK DIVER KILLED BY HEAD IMPACT SKATTI.K. Jan. In. (AC) er man Kippprberi;. 21. Y. M. ('. A, llf.'Kiiard. d'ed in a bospilal last Hi-IH of a luoli icck sulfered i hen he st i uc ; t.ie hoitoui of a iniinini: p..,il in a springboard divp Salurday niahl. His head struck Ihe boitont of the V. M (' A l.:nk when lie tried to dive thi ntiKh an inflated inner tube. Naif. Mini u-uaiil fnicps alp helm: broiiabl up lo authorized streneth ol 2";,.imn oiiicers and enlisted EYESONMEy What Do You Get to Boot ? When you buy a tractor do you get service from reliable service-men? Can you get one of them on short notice nights or Sundays if you break down at a critical time? Do you know that the seller has a good record? Does ho have a good chance of staying in business ns long as your machine will last? Does he repre sent a good manufacturer? DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. Roseburg, Oregon John Deere, Caterpillar, and Fordson ".St U FW-2-Wf C.i Save You Mony" Cash Receipt Will Equal .. Previous Peak in 1929, Compilation Shows. ( ash Income for OreRon runners for 1111)7 will be the highenl Blind Iiri.'-depre-iMloii days and will ap pioxliuate tbe prevluim peuk year or 11129. acrnl'illhK to a cnmplla tin ade by L. it. Ilieithatiph, ei- leiislun econuiulnt at OreKUii rftute college, unit bilHeil on lulent gov eminent esiluiutea and othei data. ".Sales or crop und onlnml prod ucts riom (Jree.ou runus during 1!7 will uinolllit to between 513n, Out'. nun mid $1 lii.lnni.iHlp, which in mote than double ihe cash lariu income iluriliK the l'J32 'Xa low Jpiiis and equal to the 192.x. 1D2D peak period," sui! Hreithullpt. "DreKim's uhi ii ii I tu ul maimfac tniini; and proceH.iIng Indiistries, su.-h as mills, cuiinerles, and milk products plants, will add perhaps :iii.iiiiu,iii)ii to tl(J,liilii,UUU additional to the farm sales income, bring, tig tin. total agricultural lliciinie up around fltili.uim.iiun (o $17i),iiin).iino. This euuals If not exceeds the pre vious high mark of ?lii:;.iilll,uili in 19J9, which rigtue Incllldi'S J34,. 31111,1100 criiillled to agrldiltural iiiiiiiiifiiclurlni!, but does not in elude reliii'lis frinn specialty crops efliniated In this year's totals. Without cither liianilfacturllig or specially crop Inc e the latest government eatlmules for this statu are 127.K1 l.iilin for 11I37." Specialties Important llreilhaupb calls attention to the growing Importance nf specialty crni.s In Otegnn's income, even though milk production and wheat in 1 1 1 1 in. ns the principal single Items, with beef cattle, sheep und Other livestock accounting fur fully a rourtb or the total. Tree fruits, nuts, small fruits and turn ery ci ops together bring n about a fifth or tbe total. .Specially crops Include a half of all llie bops piuduced In the I'nlt ed Slates, a large volume of eggs and fine baby chicks, and a turkey output that puts Oregon In the front rank of turkey growing states. Specialty crops often omit ted rroni estiuiiit.'R include celery au.l other truck crops, field, gar den and riower seeds; bulbs. Ti'V pprtnlnt oil. furs, and a great va riety of nursery stock for both or namental and coninierclal planting. WEEDS OF OREGON TO BE DISPLAYED COltVAU.IS, Jan. lo. (AP I.ntest displays of Oregon "prod ucts" to be prepared for the pub lic ure, of all things. ueedB. Weeds plain and fancy, but mostly had. have been collected and mountei' lo form a sort of rou's gallery of the plant king dom and have been distributed by th' Oregon State college extension, service to the county agent offices In all counties of the state. Purpose or tin- displays, made .possible In pint hy the work of students K'dthiK NYA help, is to enable tiny one to see what tbe worst On'tion weeds look like and learn how to combat them. More than fioi) specimens of 70 different kinds or weeds w -ru collected. TENANT FARM BUY PLANS TO BE MADE POUTLAND. .Ian. iu.-..IM Oregon's stnte farm security com mittee will meet here tomorrow to plan initiation of a three-year ten- Young Mothers Kl.im.ith T-'.ilI, Or. Mr. W K. Irw.n of .'Mfi Whit? Avr , "Hrrf mv httV N -fillip I (rlt wrV a".' 'ill nf 'rt. Dr. PiTcr' KlvnnlP P,rcrirf -wm hiiitily tec .mmcml r- to me i t funic, a-i-1 I -1-,-i-lt to Tf it. 1 tnA ,..,.( I.,.., 1. ...i ami t cm th.it it Mtiimt.m.1 rtir ap pptup an.) hdt.nl t, hml.t mf up remark alilj." Huy unw at .my tlmg .torc. ant farm purchase program under tho ItHiikbeHd-JonuH act. Walter A. Uuffy, regional direc tor of the farm security adminis tration, said selection of the coun ty In which loans totalling j:iT,l(itj would be made by July 1, 193K, would be tbe first step. The committee, will make nomin ations for a board of three local farmers to examine application and appraise farms, and recom mend loans. The loans In Oregon will e doubled next year and multiplied by five the third year, Uuffy said. T The bureau of aKriciiltural eco nomics said today that "a com paratively stable corn market Is In priupect. during the next few months. Oat prices have been rath er st ly since nild-suiumet-, and barley prices have advanced slight ly." Reviewing present and prospec tive conditions in Its December feed grain situation report, the bureau said "there is nothing In the present situation that would In dicate material chanee in prices of these grains until they are Influ enced by new crop prospects." Total production of fed grains about equal to the 1028-32 average and CS per cent larger than the small production in 1U36 has been estimated by the bureau. The corn crop was estimated at slightly above the 5-year average, since high yields more than offset Ihe reduced acreages. Production of oats, barley and grain sorghums In 1937 was somewhat below 'av erage. Kxports of domestic corn during Iho winter months probably will be large compared with other re cent years. Last your a substantial quantity of corn was imported be cause of the very short supplies. Kxports this year, however, are not expected to Influence material ly Ihe yearly level nf corn prices, since exports for the year prob ably will represent only a small percentage of tbe total I'ninesllc supply. The bureau said that most of the export movement of corn probably will take place during the period from December through March, prior to the harvesting of the W7-3S Argentine crop. proving that PLENTY OF HOT WATER makes a person pretty happy Hot water every time you turn the faucet makes every member of the family happier. Baby's bath, dishes, washing, showers, all fate hot water. Waiting for it wastes time, starts arguments, spoils whole days. Why put up with things of that sort, when an automatic electric water heater will do away with them forever! See about it today. Small Down . . EXPLOSIVES USED Federal. Bureau Asked to Join States in Move to Exterminate Pests. NKW YORK. No one lias yet come forward with any evidence In defense of the crow, says Fred Jor- dan. director nf National Wildlife Restoration WIeek. "Dynamiting ctowb Is being car ried on in many states where there are winter roosts," Jordan reports, and the bureau of biological sur vey is being urged to put crow con trol on a national basin. "Crows are migratory, and it is I urged that states where they gang (up ill winter roosts should not have j to bear all the expense of removing I crows which would be praying on j wildlife in other states during the spring and summer. I "In Oklahoma about 500,0ml i crows are killed each year by state I men lining dynamite. Illinois was a pioneer state in wholesale crow i killing, .starting off with miniature i cannon truiued on the roosts at ; night. "Crows are (he chief enemy of I wildfowl, causing heavy losses of iCggs and young on the breedlng grounds. l hey also destroy many oilier game and Insectivorous birds and small mammals. They raid crops at times and are carriers nf bog cholera and other epidemics (among domestic animals, j "The most effective method of control is applied at the roosts ! where tin bombs charged with dy- nainilo and bird shot are strung In the branches of treos where crows assemble, then touched off after Mho birds have settled down for the night. As many as 2ll.nni have .been killed al one blast. Only trained experts should attempt ; crow dynamiting." DAIRY MEETING j PROGRAM SHAPING j COqri.l,l': Details nr the pro 'gram of tbe annual mooting of the Oregon Dairymen's association here January 21 and 22 are near ! iug completion, according to word received from stnte officers. Chief I outside speaker will be C. T. Conk lin. secretary of the minimal Ayr shire llreedurs association, with i headquarters In llraudton, Vt. oth I er Oreijon speakers will deal with The California Oregon Power Company Payment . . . . Easy Terms work of the Oregon milk control board, new progress in disease control, dairy products marketing and the state quality campaign. JEANNE HUGHES LISTED ON HONOR ROLL AT OREGON U. UNIVKKS1TY OF ORKCON, Ku gene, January 10. Jeanuo M. Hughes, flsshman ill sociology at the University of Oregon, was among I hose students who were included on the honor roll for tho tall term. Only undergraduates having an overage of a high li or above are ori the list. .Miss Hughes is a graduate of Roseburg high school. A good milk goat eats about one-sixth to nne-eicblb as looi-li as a cow. vet nrnducea enough milk for a small family. The Morning AfferTaking Carters Little Liver Pills DR G. W. Marshall DENTIST 314 Medical Arts Bldg. Phone 29 Res. Phone 293-R Evenings by Appointment TRACTOR MANUFACTURER can use fifty responsible worker partners now living In Oregon. Cash Investment of five hundred dollars required in preferred sliarjs. Participation in profits in addition tn one dollar it'r hour wages. No shares worked out. Production starts February Mint. Those who can qualify as machinist, welders, assembly ol service men are invited to ap ply by letter or wire stating all qualifications lo SI'ITK 2111, (I2.'l S. v. Oak Street, Portland, Ore gon. ELECTRIC HOT WATER is 1. Automatic nothing to light or turn off. 2. Convenient always ready at -the turn of the faucet. 3. Clean nothing fo fill, no fire fo fend. 4. Continuous always hot, morr,i-;g, noon or night. 5. Carefreo you can forget the hot wafer problem. 6. Healthful cleanliness is an important health measure. 7. Constant day after day, year after year. 8. Economical TatJS ol: off-peale heating ra'e. it
