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Newspaper Page Textu ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1940. TWO GRANGES COUNTY AGENT'S REPORTS CHOP NEWS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE NEWS Egg Prices Slump; More Buying Urged Consumption Fails to Keep Pace With Big Increase in Hens' Production. 11 In lime to cut i-kkh. Hint Vila tlllll filial. 'oni-Mltntti''l htaltlj fund, ) tlm II.S.C. aurlniltuial nntl home nronnmlcM KpwiiillHlii, inline c-nm-nt marli.:! reports. l'lmlilri-rx ni'i-il tin' In-Ill nwlliK lo rcionl brraliliiK -kk output hy the liivrrs without a ronfHponilini; lilckup In i'KK ram ntlon Uwplto the lowest .liimiary lai'iii inicu level for 1'itcn In .1" yeuiK- Tho nlmu lloil oirerii filiHUiueiH a ojijior (unlly lliieiuulleil at llii m'ason ol tho yenr, lo Im-luilo more eiiit.H In the diet. Tho home ocowiihIhIh point out that ewiH aid rleh In protein, luwli-il lor the growth and repair of niurele. b ' anil blood, and Ihey suv Ihul lor the yount-er meiii beni of 111- family, at leant, un enii a dav Ik def liable Ktsuii are lilao lilh 111 vltumlim A. II and 1 1. The eoinhiiiallon of Iron with Vila ...l it mabeK mi! volk one of the flint foods lo supple! it milk in I the diet of a very young euiio, mj the iiutritloii sppiiallsts. Ill I he eountry as a whole, pkk produilion nt the flint of 1!JH was Iho Inrnesl on i eeord nearly u per cent Kioaler than a year luo violin and lu per cent uliovi. the live ra ue on Jiinuury 1- Kkk nun liel (lUotalloliB Iho inlddlo of Juiiu ory were liw everywhere, bi'iiiK S to li i-ellls a down i-heapei- at Portland than n year before. Production Upped The IncreaSH of u per eenl In ei!K piodllilion roinpnred Willi a i'year iijeo win vanned more by heav ier piodui llou per ben I nun hy np Inirease In Iho nllinher of bens, neioidlim lo the extension iikiIiiiI lural erouoinlstH In ehaiue of "Mil Itct news ill Ihe enlleKe. Tho nuni- . her or InyliiK hens Is usllinuleil at approxllliulely :l per runt above the number on bund n year uko. with the. nveiauo onlpul per ben J iier eenl Riealer. Kkkii me still behiK shipped from ; Iho I'acl'.lf 1'iasl to Ihe New York llilllkel at the rain of II" lo 411 mm a week. ullholl;ll lop quality hli'lflc loaal white eel's lirmlKllt only ill lo "J", eeuls a do.en at aueilon there on .lanuary 17. Tho homo economies nei-tlm ol the (Xtemdon sevvleo has Issued II list of HI seleiled recipes for IirepitilliK ikks lor Ihe lulile. M copy ol which miiy he hud Iroiti nny county exlenslon olllco or til roet fl'llll Iho rnllm-'e. Fruit, Vegetables Hit Inspection Act SAI.H.M. Ore.. Jan. SKI. IITPI The slate depai-lmeiit of urlcul lino Inrpcclois hud a busy lleeuni her II WUM linnouneed here. .More than 8.S7ri.mil pounds or ,' mill and veitetahles were Intel . eeptcil by Ihe' Inspectors because ' Ihev failed lo conlonn lo Ihe state .! horHcllllurlll laws. Most of the ( - ii miio'l li I i-H laclied (srndn min ks. Kxcept In case nl priidiicls thai ' vere until lor human ciinsuiiiiilinii. the Inspectors il lcliseii I ho B'Hids lis sunn as grade iiuirl.s were sup-! piled or" i-esoi llni; was done to I i-iiiforin to tho made wlih which. I the product were marked. ColiHuillui: Us drive nualnst in!- hi nuded liutler, the limpi-rliir ' seized mil pound of ereiiniery I butler and roluined Ihe ;pioilllcl to' the maker lor rewrapplim and proper mail!1 tli-finnaiion. lu coopcialloli wllli Ihe r. S : find and ilrili; ofllclal. Hie de- laiillicnifl men are iMinmnnim " .hive iiKainsl inislrand-, olixe oil. j In December the I'oilliind oltict seized W iNillou of oil that iidulteiateil with linseed tdl. Mine aeiion on this front Is expected; thi year. Grade A Dairy License Pee in Oregon Reduced Annual lbase dallies have bee minimum ol and ."o rents fur lot tirade A reduced lo a UP to In e.iws .irli addil luital row, reports the. stale depal imeiit of iigrb uliure. Th der leduc tllg Ihe lei- is letro.ulhe It) Jaici urv 1, l!(o. The new regulation means dalr men will pay only a hunt hall a much for ihelr licenses tins yea: as in Ihe past Km h heid w ill require a separate Herns", with a hen) to be r-niMU eitMl cows lu one location onI. A gioup or cows divided ami milled . 1 tonal ttaiix leaders mei here to In moie than one location must be smU details ot null a program, licensed as separate herds for cadi' The oianl.aliuu being set up Is pM.;itiou. I now t, ntiiinei called ihe National The lees applies also to shippers 1 CeMti al l'itli Committee on Ad of (irade A pasteurized mill; ship-j vcitismv. pels. (Mauls that handle Urade It Is propped lo nuance the ad A milk, cither taw or pasteurized, ei 1 ising dine with tund Irmn lire Hiibjict lo a $ta annual plant :'be dairy s'ales. Ilrrilf-''1 ' it.-, fmm tar ris W;i-h- NOTICE Purchases of Poultry and Eggs discontinued January 27th Future Plans to 6c Announced Later DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY Poultry Dept. OUR BOARDING HOUSE K tuat Dnnr.u I ootfC LIK.H A FLOAT IN A PA12ADE TO ME, MAJOR I'LL BET HE CANT BREAK OUT J OF A OIGMIFIED WALK EXCEPT DOWKl MILL Yoncalla Granges Install Officers VONCAI.LA, Jan. 27. An illi citly Hi-stiion of lk criM'k Ktihor (linntH ami .luvoiille mangL'H wn held at VoiKtulla iiutmluy. liistul liitlon of (illlcei'H ol iliu juvenile KnuiK'i whs l'ihuui!(J by ii putlm:U llilllHT tit IllHttl. A proKium was nfvt'ti by tho juvtMitlc kthiihu at Uiu alttH inioii hoshIou, wiih etitiTtiiln itii'til luniitUitMl hy Mis. HihsU( Wiit son, null ron ; I 'a ill ItlHhitt. Laura .lobe, hrilih Jola ami J'n irlt ui lu-iilcl, .lake IImoii wiih IiihI ailed an mu,xliM'. ol 101 It ereek mibutdltiate Kiaiuic. Otlior oiricers iiiMtallcil wero I'ntil Kihiiik. Hlewanl iiml Annie K ruse, exoeiilh o cojn in It tee member. Tho fjra.iKe will meet at 2 p. m. on (In; fourth Saturday of each month lu Iho future, start Ink wllh Ihe February meeting. The following com mitt ee were appointed by Alimier Wilson: 1 loine economics committee, ,r. William Cantor, chairman, Mrs. Art Itychnnl. AIih. Kred Kruse; i'inlalioti, Airs. John Kruno, chair man. .Mis. John Weher. Airs, (ieoie Ktles; tturlriilture, J. li. Wilson, chairman. Jake Wilson, William Itisnm; rul ami .in veniles, I'aul liisliiK. Mrs. UeMsie Watson, AIism Norma Hitchcock; relief, AhM. Kifc Slenseth, Airs. Joe Wilson, Airs. Merman Scliojso, Oregon Prune Declared In Need of Promotion I'.l CKNi:. .Ian -!t (AIM The itreuoii piuni' liaili-d as u lusiinis hut mistitiili-rshHid liuil. ' n Is first ol :ill a co opct ati e pronm j tion proi'iain. wtiich can be htouuht ! about liv a leul.lative marhiuery. : more Mian too newspaper men ol jiMen'Mi. hero lor the annual Ore- , ,.,,. n... i'i V),tHilv ,,,.,,. Sl.,1(in, .- .,,,., i ism. ( told I'riday liy Alet te ! W. .Manly. ire piesidflll of Hots hot . i oitsiaui ine and (Jaidtier, I'oi llatiil ! New spa per men taking part In ! the dist ussi in tollow leu Manh 's , proposal weie unanimous In agree ing I hat a i 1:01011 h advert ising pKH't.mi should be adopted. I'' I , nam ing by assessing prunes to be ' lanth'd was a part of the proposal and the art should als-u make It possible lor Oregon and Washing ton mowers to ru-opciato on the progi am." he said Dairy Heads May Launch Advertising Campaign I ST I'ACt.. .Ian. LVi. I AIM K11 ;v.Moniui: a national udcrilsltiLr lainp.il iu to ptiuimte sale aild Use ; ot il.i:iv pioducts. about ." n- with CAW r VOl I MlTAITC 5CRAMWOL.D IS AM ARISTOCRATIC DESCEMDAUr) OF THE ANCIENT SALUKI THAT HUMTEO ITH THE PHARAOHS I MAV rJOT RACE THE: VOe AT ALL . BDT KEEP HIcA FOR COURSIMG THE- H ARE, A TASK HIS FORBEARS PERFORftAEO FOR OLO SAVON KINGS" 0 1. 1940 BY NlS . T. M. PFC U. ft. I hmlon stale and Calirorniu Olhcr delecates taking part. h-om .Minnesota, the Dakotaa, Wis consin, Illinois. Iowa, Kansas, In diana and Aloiitana. Circular Gives Results of Hybrid Corn Testing Not iust.twiv hyhrid fteoil corn will do w ell In Or. wm, warns Dr. j II. K. Fore, associate agronomist at Oregon Stale college, in a new extension circular entitled "Choos ing Hybrid Corn for Seed." Only hybrid corn oi' proved worth under Oregon conditions is sale lor use except on a test basis, he says. The experiment station in co operating with growers has made several years' tests on scores of hybrid v.irletles, tho results of which are Kummari.ed In Iho now circular. Kstimates are that about fiunii acres ol hybrid field corn were grown lu Oregon last year, with more growers planning lu use hy brid i;()ils. Amendments to Be Asked to Hop Marketing Set-Up SAX KltANCISCO, Jan. 2!. (Al'r A fiili(niiimitlee of the con trol hoard of I'licilic count Imp nnnvfi h hart heen mil homed to prepare amendments to the federal nnu ketiiiK program coiitlnuiiLC jt lor another (wo years. The iimcmlmcntH nin.st pi to Sfcretnry of Agriculture Wnlhiee tor tentative approval, then puhltc ht'iiiihus must h lictit In in iiii inlc lion cii) u ltii: areas of California. ' V;'ri'iiilon mid OreRnn. If two-thirds of the growers vote arn'pt;:rui (if t:ie program for an other twn yen I'M and If Jin per cent ol the hup handlers likewise roncur. . the eh-iiKiou of the program he enmen eitet live w ith Issuance of an otdcr by Secretary Wallace. Oregon, California May Link Fertilizer Laws SALK.w. Ore.. .Ian. Uil. -( CourdinttUni of Oregon's new ler- ttlier and economic prisons lawsi Willi :ntse ol t alilorma is beint: smmhi by the slate departiuetit ol agrlcutltlie. It the law s of the two states wen- brought to coincide, tin- de partment said, a great deal of trou ble at the bonier would be elliniu- aitd. California mauulac tin cs much nt the spray and let till.et usi d by Oregon tanners and or- ci'aidt i Turkey The only adjustable turkey saddles we have ever seen. Strap and buckle arrangement prevents broken wings and tangled necks. Only 20 cents Douglas Flour Mill Major Hoople ' WHY MOT SHOP AROUSlD NOW FOR A COUPL& OF COWS? SCRAM COULD COURSE THEM UP TO THE BACK PORCH AT . MlLKlMG ?"l JET T?EADy, GET SET , SCRAM Vast Project to Aid Dust Bowl Refugees Proposed WASHINGTON', Jan. 29. (AI) Secretary Ickes lias proposed to j congress u multi-million dollar ir rigation and reclamation program as a "permanent solution" for the thousands of farm ramilles forced out of the great plains and dust bowls by drought, The interior secretary recom mended .expenditure of $24,1uo.ihm, in 11 western states during the next rive years for small water conservation projects and SriO.iiiio, Utt to $iii.Oo.owj annually . for laivier reclamation projects of tho type of Grand Coulee dam. Butter Scoring Accord to Aid Oregon Industry SAI.KM. Jan. 29. (AP) There is very little difference in butter scoring methods of Oregon, and California, A. W. Metzger. chief of the Htnle division of foods and dairies, said on his return from a conference in Medford, tit which representatives of the two fitnto departments of agriculture met to correlate batter grading between the two states. Metzger said this should be good news for Oregon dairymen and i creamerymeu, who product iu,mm,-j oun poumiK oi nuuer u year 101 Calllornia markets. Program for Soils Short Course at O, S. C. Issued The three-day prog.atn of tbo soils short course at Oregon State college IVhruar. H. 11 and 15 Is arranged so that those unable to attend all the time may get certain grouping of subjects each day, says Or. W. L. Powers, soils chief. The first day is to be devoted to soil surveys, soil building practices, erosion control and drainage. The second day Is devoted almost en tirely to soil fertility and related matters. Irrigatk 11 and other forms of reclamation are to by emphasiz ed the third day. .lust in tan. Itry.antlne emperor, succeeded in getting the silk recret from China by btibing two monks to smuggle some of the silkworms out of Hie country in their bamboo statis. Atterward, silk became more widely used, although it re mained expensive. Saddles Farm Program For Douglas Outlined Grange Heady Draft 8-PoInt Plan and Add Request for Eradication of Thistles. An eight-pnlnt agricultural pro gram for subordinate granges was outlined by granue masters and ag ricultural committee chairmen, holding a joint session In Itoneburg last KrJdny. Tho program in cludes: 1. The agricultural committee should participate in the lecturer's program at least four times a year. 'i. Agricultural committees should arrange for quarterly ac tivities: winter county-wide pro gram planning meeting; spring cooperate with grange wholesale for a county-wide farm machinery demonstration: summer umutge field demonstration or tour in county; fall marketing meeting. 3. Support existing cooperatives and invite representatives of exist ing cooperatives to attend sub ordinate granges, to tell about their organizations and their ob jectives. f Kncourage weed control work. Locate noxious weed In Tested areas and report to county agent. Committeemen seek oppor tunities to speak to non fann groups explaining why noxious weed control is a public, problem. 5. Agricultural committeemen use price and market outlook re ports t3 keep members and com munity posted on crop and mar ket conditions for products sold. ij. Hecommend each grange elect a business agent lo keep members posted on marketing In formation and events of Interest; agent to report to i'oinoiia chair man. Recommend pest hunts be continued in 1040. S. Support III and Hiiure Farmer activities. Thistle Removal Sought - The I'omona graiiKi was re quested to recommend to the coun ty court that road crews clean up inRstutions of Fuller's thistle or teasel found growing a-MT the county roads. The thistle has been spreading rapidly in various sec lions of the county especially Into cultivated Hclds and pastures, along the roads, and spreading It was Hlf.i recommended that sub ordinate granges and the county, Pomona iiraiiKe go on record fa voring tho establishment .of sodium chlorate uiauuractiirliig Plant at Ilonnevillis or some .other 1 kinds is estimated at $300,000,000, noitit nloiiir' tho Columbia river, no. AGAIN HODGEN-BREWSTER fed birds make a sensational record in the keenest com petition at the NorthwesternTurkey Show, Oakland, Ore. The World's Largest Turkey Show Grand Champion 1939 LeatherwoocTs Better Blacks Bred by Fay and Dora Leatherwopd, Oakland, Oregon Eggs and Breeders for Sale in Season This fiock was fed exclusively on HOD GEN-BREWSTER TURKEY FEEDS, in cluding regular use of H-B Yeast Fermented Mash. For show or market, HODGEN BREWSTER FEEDS plus HODGEN-BREWSTER SERVICE lead the field. The feeds and the feeding and management program have been proven correct. Each year more and more turkey raisers are finding it their safest and surest way to turkey profits. Start NOW with the HODGEN-BREWSTER program for 19401 Ask your dealer for H-B Feeds and INSIST ON GETTING THEM FOR SALE IN DOUGLAS COUNTY BY Roseburg Douglos County Farm Bureau Exchange. Oakland Oakland Feed Store. Drain Woolman Feed Store. Elkton E. D. Wade. Myrtle Creek M. A. Kusler. Write to us for Fre Bulletin on turkey raising or for help w irh your turkey or poultry problems. Hodgen-Brewster Centennial Flouring Mills Co., Portland, Oregon Grange YGA j 1 S , .y 1 1 May Taylor A movement that started In Klamath county two years ago and has since spread to several other states is an organisation within the grange structure called the "Young (imagers of America." This organization embraces over 2.000 young people, members of the grange in Oregon, ranging from U to 35 years of age. And among the group of officers hi Miss May Taylor of Melrose, the social direc tor. Her unit of the youth movement includes about 40 young people liv ing in the Melrose section and members of that grange. Douglas county has several VGA organizations, notably among them being those of Alelro.se and Sunny dale granges, four miles west of Drain. Other units are 'beiiiK or ganized and the VGA's are filling a plaee that was formerly almost a blank. between the juvenile granges, composed of children from ti to 14 years or age, and the older members. for the manufacture of sodium chlorate lor the control of noxious weeds. Thirteen or Ihe twenty uctivo granges in Douglas county were represented at the meeting by mas ters, agricultural committee chair- I men and olhnr nil leers. Total amount of debts of till inds in Ihe United Stales Is $281.- oiin.oflO.oOO: total wealth of ull GRAND CHAMPION, over all breeds CHAMPION YEARLING TOM, all breeds CHAMPION BLACK, and BEST DISPLAY BLACKS, Standard Division CHAMPION BLACK, and BEST DISPLAY BLACKS, Live Utility Division CHAMPION BLACK, and BEST DISPLAY BLACKS, Dressed Division WON BY Farmer-Banker to Speak in Oregon Dan II. Otis, director of tho ng-ilculturula-oiiimlsslon ot tho Amer ican Bankers association will visit OiPKon January 31, February 1 anil 2. to confer with farm ami bank leaders, according to word received today at local banks. Klcven years uko. under the leadership of .Mr. Oils, tho Ameri can Bankers association Instituted a voarlv "morn award ior uioae Slate Hankers associations which excelled In leadership In fanner banker relationships. The OreKon Bankers association Is the only stale association ot bankers which has qualified in full- for this "merit award" in each of the past ten years, and tor that i-nrni-ii was awarded a special plaque by the American Hankers association. Harold J. Irvine, cashier, of Ihe First National bank of Iiianoti. and chairman of the Oregon Hank-nKdrM-hitinu committee on agri culture, has arranged a series of vide an opportunity for farm and bank loaders ot the state to meet Mr. Otis nnu to " cuss with him problems ofjcom- IT LOOKS GOOD. . But What Will It Do For Me? We like to have you ask that question. We know then you are a careful buyer. Here's how we answer it. FIRST, you tell us how much work you do each year and we figure how much power you need. THEN, we pick out a "Caterpillar" track-typo Tractor of the right siie and arrange for you to take it and try it on your own land. You can see for yourself what it -will do. Like to try it? DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. , ROSEBURG, OREGON , . - , inon interest to agriculture ana banking. Farmers and bankers of Oregon are cordially invited to attend these luncheon nnd dinner meet ings which include the following dates: January 31st 0:30 p. in. Mar lon Polk Bankers association, Salem. February 1st 12:00 p. in. Chamber of commerce agricultural committee, Portland. .Mr. Oils Is a capable speaker with an abundance of experience relative to farming igid banking, lie will have an Interesting mes sage. ' Surplus Potatoes Jan. 1 Less Than One Year Ago PORTLAND. Jan. 29. (AP) The United States had 103.31S.000 bushels or merchantable potatoes on hand January 1, tho federal agricultural marketing service es timates. The total Is 232.000 bushels lie. low tho live year average of 105. 309.000 bushels (19H4-l!i:l8). Oregon, one of the 18 surplus late slates, had 3.OD4.00O bushels of nierchanlable stock on hand Januarv 1 compared with 8.518.000 bushels a year ago. 3.48S.OO0 on lanuary 1, 1938. 2,091.000 on the same dale in 1937. and 2,006,000 on .lanuary 1. 1930.