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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1940. I A BT ia IXC r AK1V1 T GRANGES COUNTY AGENTS REPORTS CROP NEWS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE NEWS trXMi fan Oregon Products Stymied by War Interruption of Trade Adding to Surpluses of Grain and Fruits on Home Markets. WAU:M. On', April 22. fl.Tl -Tin' Hprt'iid of vwir in Kni'NM will further overland the dotm-sl le iiijii- ki't foe oi'fKii imrii-iiliiiijil prod urt.it by iuicri upilriK more of the HtHle'H fori'lffn Imde, .1. It. Miekle. riti.tn liffiirulliual director, he- "Thi' Kiiropfiin war iui serious ly rut hilled I hi shipments of imri ciitUiral products from the slate of OifKon," Mickle Haiti. "Normal ly OriKn exportR htine iiiuintitles Ol WheJlt. .ipph .4. peJUS. cuillled Koods and dried nulls. Din wheal moves lo the I'nitcd Kingdom "'id oriental prirtH. "Mince the war these shipments have, been iiIiiiimi nil hecuttse Kim , land has em tin mm I apples, pears and canned Hoods. U'c arc una lib . to Ki't Hparo or miftiHent nuiuher of liotloiiiH lo (any our produriM ; to thu Atlantic sen hoard point. "Naturally, nKrleultutnl prod iirlH thiiK Kltut mil or foreiKU umr keln tiru foreed Into doim-stle din Irfhutloii on a nunkei Hint Ik al ready euiTyliiK u nuiphiH," Mlrkln naid. Dried Prunes Affected KcfcrriiiK t tin mote recent linn of event In Kiirope and the crfect In Oregon lUri.tor .Mhkle explained; "Iteecnl development h in Scan dinuvian countries are cniiHlnt: ad ilitional concern lo Krouers ami packer. Now Hie inviitdon of I)eu inuik and Norway, coupled with the Ihltinh blockade, may mean tin Iuhh of additional mnrki'lK. "CniiHlderahlu tounnne ol dried prunuH is now on (hi Portland doeltK nwniltiiK pare to Scandina via. Oregon Ih an cxpuiHnj: stale of more than 10 faun piodut ts and hence our outlook present a nctl out situation." Tho effect of the Kuropenn war on OrcKou'ti trade in w heal is hIhiwii in export flam-en m' Ihe grain inspection deparlment of the Hlule defai linent. In Mareh of this year Hie slate Khipped only tS.2 buhelH of win it from the port ol I'oriland f.'l' lot eimi desllniilion i com pa red io Hliipnients In March of lunl year MllOlllltlllK to fe.lV.i.'ll'.! llll.duls. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoople (Cv WELL, LEAMDER IS GOlSV LEAMDER'S fGIVE THE MAJOR TX AVJ HE WASM'Tl I (30T ON THE TRAIM AS M REALLV 60NE, 51 CREDIT FOR -RE-) SO BAD HE MEEK AS A STR AV MOUOE M SOMEBODY 0U6Ht MODELIMG A Jrf DlO BUST IM 0)0 7 n. ";Y 1 Lumnocn VJ WILU HUKSt ly Ub Lllt MUMPS I I Said aunt maltha, x IMA nevv national) nto a pavom !M but last week' I -S DON'T TMIMK I'LL BE A ANTMEM '.j-fA LEAMDER. W ME TOOK MORE y SAM3STER T WANTA BE Vi 'y ( WAS HARDER V( RAPS THAN THE i K A 6REAT INVESTOR LIKE ( l ) TO STOP THAN y( NUMBER 1 PlN 1 UNCLE BARREL-PANTS" JH )riC P0DDIN6 VlN A BOWLIMS I !$M&.t&JlGt!& ;Vrrar , ( ROLLINS ALLEY.V--- I AMD THE AMVIL. CLANGS mtAA-WYtzM I Wk. iWBt hf i,tHiic, isc f. m. me. u pt of r M Tl ry3a J ' News o4-H- CLUBS Tim KiuanlK piouiatn will he tak en to Snlhei iin mi Tuesday evening tllift week for the lieiielit of holh the Snlheiiin anil Hie Nonparlcl praitKeH. Tile miram will be Hlven In (lie eomiiinriHy hall and will he open In the general public, lln three prowrains remain yet by ihe Ktwnnln club tills year: one at KelloKK. April :ttt; Klkhcad. May y ; and I'mptpm eonnnnuity club. May II. The "Coca Cola" i ntei tainei s' proL'niin will be presented belore a (ilctidnlo audience in the tileit dale Inch mcIiooI audi lot intn on Thilistlay eveninu ol (Ink week. The "t'oca Cola" entertainers are piaiiniiiK 10 lake ute nesi nuk'inin e1 lor the heiietii of the Hletidale nuilieine. The Coca Colas will he at (Hide (Hi Thursday eveninc May 2, and lo I, oon lake on Sunday, May .". There haw been consider able Impiii y reuardiui; Ihe hip i I.OOII l.:ike :Vj the Utile nl (tie pin Kiiim. The pi ok rain w id be put 011 at 11 o'cliii'), ji. m. al (he Limn lake school and dinner will be nerved iinniedialeh lollnw iny ihe piocram, The l.ooli 1;iKc people will serve dinner lo lln- entertain ers at 110 cost, o collide, but will chain t!."c loi otheis atteli-lllm. It Must Be Love I St i The maternal instinct In animals certainly produces some weird friendships. Who would ever think that this six-vear-old Spitz dog would ever take up with a couple of baby mice? But she did. Found litem in a closet in the Atlanta. Ua.. home of her owner. Mrs. V. L. Parker. Dog is also foster-mother of a cat. but for obvi ous reasons, kitty was kept out of the picture. . Ided by Ihe l-'ariu Itureittl. I'oii.ukiM County I II Hub uirls who atlclidcd tiiuiner school jiud en.joyeil haviins Miss Janet Hinkle as house 1 110 1 lu-r wilt appt e lale leatlltlin lli.tt, .Miss Miliklc is lo be married lo lavid K le In Portland on Saturday. Ma I. Se er:il lilt luh box s ;u r pl;iti inuu lo lake adwottae or' the l-'.iiui Ibtrean oltei and w id oop.-uur 011 some lerl iher 1 1 1.1 1- 111 corn raHlltt. Soil is b. iln; e-ed t"l j l.ahrie KM. hie ol tiatd.-ii .ill. . l I lll He;ud and I',, .ice Maf-'ll o I hookiUK.tilaH.-t, an.T Ihouaie lUnwul nl hixonville. A-i noom ;ts tl has been determined V llli ll IHlllietils I are deficient proper leiiili.-i i be selccled and at !e.tt h tli of j ',j each Held lll r, eeie a;i apphca i ,1: tion of inniuierci.il l,itiiei. h;,tt J, Will be pbiiiled li'H aioiit: in tlieM tlllN Mb I'le tte .M.i (,:.... r,.t. ,,, l ) , Moving pictures take,) of diiler enl I II club groups and iiclivities in Houi:ltis county durum the past ear will be shown lo I hose atlelid iim the Itenson p.-T, A. meeiine Ibis eeni:. The Men sou people .ire especiidly Ititeiesled ill seeiui; the ptciure ol their roe and llower K.n deimii; club and exlului 1 Coul limed toinoritiw I AAA Payments Show Big Hoist WASMINCTOX. April 22.--(API I he avriciillural ailjustment ad min M rat Ion's l!i;is farm program cost ?PMI.iV2.ST.V I h i a moil n t . report ed by t lie A . as "virtually a complete ami lliuil Pialernoiit oi paymeutM under the l't.is program." compareil with approximately $ nui.Oitn.iino for the luouiaui and S;:2fi.uiM),iHMi for I !::7. Payments to farmers plus natl-m-il ami local ailmliiistrative expen ses aiMiiiiuled to HM.s:i2.STi. The balanc. represented obligations mi ller such phases of the farm pro jriain as rei:iomil lalmratf tries lo devtdnp new uses for tatm pi't ilucts. removal of at;rieiilttiral sur pluses, ii nd advance piiyineuts on the t:i;i! jtrourain, eoveriiiK nnuiis ol aiil in seed, lime and fertilizer, and advances lo county associa tions for rtHTviiii; the 1!K!!I program till') ett'.M l. The laller are deducii Itle from the iuii'.t payments field administrative expenses ac counted for $!r.H,"il '.".!)! of Ihe llCIS total. The bulk of this represent ing state (til Ice administrative com. The nd tut nisi nil t vp expen ses in Washiimlon was $:l.isr.;t71, wiih oilier offices and hureaus ol the ai;.i iculture department in W'ashinu'tnn anil In the Held spend iim S.2ii:i,2;"i2. The laruesl stale total was Pti:!,. Tt'.M'.M l.tr Texas, the smallest Si. 2 Vi for Alaska. Oregon receiv ed I.074. Payn.euis bv counties in Oregon lln hided Mouiilas. Siia.l.'it ;!S. Soil Offers Easy Test for Acidity Some tranlen soils are nnturntlv alkaline due to many causes but traced In part to the presence of itmeidoiie deposits, lack of enough ruin to wash away the alkali Malts and continued irrigation with "hard ftiiter." A slight tendency hi this direc tion Is not to be considered u dis advantage In Hkj warden soil, ex (opium to plants that definitely miulre the opposite or an acid soil condition. Novice gardeners ure Inclined to worry a great deal about the soil roiiltements of their plants. It so happens that most all plants will thrive hi soils that may lie slightly I iiihii one, iiciii 'ir ueuirui, so IOI1K " i favorable rowing cooditlons ure maintained. To determine whether a oll f alkaline or acid, tests may ho made with home jtarden soil test kits, or witli litmus paer. Lime Aids Old. Soil Many gardener add lime to the foil annually as a matter of rou tine, others would never think of prepariim' a lawn without addini,' t-oni lime to "break-up" the soil. A hit of organic lime applied every three years will prove beneficial to old. exhausted soil. The caus tic forms ot lime that are sprinkled over the ground by ' old-timers to id the garden of slugs and snails, may cause (rouble by over-stiinu-iaHim bacterial activity to the P'dnt of burning-up the? valuable humus content or the soil. Fortunately, soil chemists have perfected formulae containing cal cium Rllhlhatfi :io n hiw 1 vrlcul. rural gypsum and including other minerals and bacferia cultures which supplant lime In hieaktug up hard soils, which are impervious lo water. These materials are known as "soil amendments" or "( correctives." New Process Will Retain . Flavor of Fresh Apple MKIIKKLKY. Calif.. April 22. (AIM Canned apple juice Is like ly to become a part of the Ameri can die), ir. V. Cruess. head of the t'niversity of Califnrnia's Unit products laboratory, reports. A process developed at the fruit products la bora lory. Dr. Cruess said, permitted the juice to retain indefinitely its fresh ftpplo flavor. The proee-s consists of. Untng the cans with an enamel. , Tho Juice deteriorated rapidly in ordinary cans. t , Several cmunerefal varloties ol canned apple Juice are on 'the market, lr. Cruess reported, Return to Anl.iuf Mr and Mrs lVihi: and tutor children, .tuanfia. Kenneth )tnd Kobei t. nl Anlaul. who M" nt Siiud.iv i-litu: ir and Vrv John M. On at Hie Cnino; Mountain si i tfe slat ' ui. ha e l e 1 11 - li' d lo their home, ai MMUpatiicd b Mrs H- ii pei nd uhii has b.-en a at the 1 1 t home ( Ml 1 'l I- Mr ;,nd fis it?,, ac.onv d l. Mrs It. n Pei Itii and John elM si.,-,,1 (,(, ,;, ;), i:iie it m-Uiul; Mi i !r.- -i-t-'!. M-s 'e :?( ;-;! We Really Believe That You Will He Satisfied When You Sell Your Poultry, Eggs, Wool, Mohair and Turkeys to the VALLEY PRODUCE CO. Telephone 646 Corner cf Jacksen end Court St. Premium Lists Of State Fair Ready The ptemiuiu list tor the PUtl Oregon State fair, scheduled to open 1-ihor day. September 2. has been deiiteied by the state printer and copies may he obtained now h i it in k lit Hie Stale Pair lice. Salem, Oregon. Approximately l2,:to0 is offered by ihe fair in general premium money, including the t-ll and Ku tote rainier award,. In addition, a latiie number ot special awards are olleted In the livestock divisions, in the domestic ;md textile depart ments and al.-o in the youth com petition. The pi cm him total in !le-.link has been boosted about " over last year, and minor in es hae been made wherever ible in other divisions, tdi awards are offered in ever) 1 1 men I, exi ept pilot ok i aphli wtiett ribbons will be given j winners in both tin? proies.Mnnal and amateur divisions. I 'tie to the I pie.-ieni jxtpulaiity ot amJilem pho togiaphv, a tecotd exhibit Is e j petted ' The (ompettlive daily prodm Is s!ut is missing from the piemium list this ear. but details of what will take its plate ale not readj to j make public ; liules ol the art department stip . ul.tte that no 01 k that h mote t liati t. o ears old w ill be ai cepicd tot entrv at th.- t.tit . and also Hat ntt piittire w it( h has ptevuuisly 1 been euteied al the t.itr may be exhibited. Results of Pest Hunts in Douglas County Shown hotmlas county manges filing re poi is in the annual ount. -w hie pest hunt list a nial of 1.2IS farm predatois destroyed up to April 1. Fred A Hotf. chahuian. reported today. Kcporl have not been re- i v et 1 fr m all 1 a nu es . the list Digitalis Receives Its First Oregon Sampling The first official sampling of digitalis, a plant picked front the coast sect Phis, apparently ever made in Oregon was taken recent ly by the state department of agri culture shipping inspectors. An Oreuon company asked the depart ment to inspect 12itt pounds of the digitalis, which is used for a drug, ami to lor ward an official sample to Hie I'niversity if Marylaml. hig' to date including only the re-;(llhe New Potato Fumigating Method Effects Savings SACK A MK WO. April 22.- (API - A saving ot $-n a car will be ac complished by 11 new method of fumigating potatoes, put in el feet in six western states. Including Oregon It is the methl bromide process, first satisfactory atmospheric sys tem of didntccting tubers It will eliminate acuum fumigation and the expensive eipiipmeut it re ports from 1 1 "f" To be eligible SI" pes. dep. nit. sub'irdiiiate granges, lor prizes each com peting giance must report month ly . Mr. C.off stales Totals to date show pe-Ms des troy ed include .'i coyotes. 2 bob cats, 2't 1 rats. !!!! ha wks. ii crows, 27 gophers. 1 2a digger squirrels, (2 rabbits. Is moles. :ia blue jays, 1 2:1 mice. Summlale grange leads to date with o.'.o pofnts. Midiose is sec ond with 21. 77a and Kvetgreeii is Hiiid with 21. Klk creek juxe- 10 If giailge lepoils 2't pests for a total ot 2.7-'U ppinfs. The Call lorn ia agricultural tie- J pan men t said sprays of methyl Floor Sanding and Refinishing CHAS. KEEVER Phone 651-J Phone 128 Temporarv address R. F. D Oakland, Oregon Cream for Coffee Must Have 18 Pet. Butterfat The law rei) mies 1 1 , , 1 r 1 mice i ream served hi restjnirni:t. and other eating plsres mui ontnin at hast 1 -i per eetil butterfat. unless a sUn to the eontiary is dlsplaved. wains A. Y. letger. chief of the i )reKon depart men 1 of agr (culture dt ision ot to tds and dab les. In spin lot ji have been insti Ucted lo thick citing places lo see that thote i-. eomdel. compliancy with I Hudson Six k Sedan frVy $917 Complete in Roseburg J PERCY CROFT 322 N. Jackjon St. Phone 333 H. C. STEARNS Funeral Director Licensed Lady Assistant Phone 472 OAKLAND. ORE. Any Pittance. Any Tim Our tprvi- i. for Al l, and nicttl LVLHV NLbl) Woo! and Mohair Buyer SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL GEO. KOHLHAGEN Dealer in Livestock Phono 58 136 N. Jackson ROSEBURG bronil.le ore shot Into tiKluly-ficnled nn-K li-um each eixl. The estimated comI per ear Itt Fire Damages Rang, Consumes Family Roast A pot roaflt, n roaster and the heiitttiK elements of an electric oven were the casualties of a Sun day afternoon fire, which resulted in the fire department befliK call ed lo the liarrle Booth home in I. a me I wood. A pot roast had been left In the pveu an: the thermo stat control set to shut off the cur rent at a designated hour while the family was absent. The con trol failed to work. Neighbors were attracted by smoke pouring from the building and called the fire department. Ololla OI.AI.LA, April 20. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Wilson were shopphiK and atteiidliiK to business matters In Hosebiirg Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Heater visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Hob Carroll near Dlxonvllle Sunday. .Cell and Henry Ireland were transacting business In Hose burg the lust or the week. Mrs. Hoy .1. Carnall and Mrs. Kalph Heater went to Roseburg Tuesday to visit Mr. Cumuli, who was taken to the, veterans hospital early .Sunday morning for medical treatment. He became 111 Saturday while on a fishing trip up Hie North 1'inpqua. Mr. and Mrs. Leauder Harklow and Mr. and Mrs. Marley Harklow came up from Myrtle Point Hun day to visit Mrs. Lennder tlnrk low's brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. John Orr. Mrs. William Morgan visited her daughter, Mrs. Rex Walker. In Hose burg Saturday. Quite a number or the Olalla young people attended the carnival dance at Howell's hall In Tentuilo Saturday evening and all renout a good time. The dance was given by the students of Chiubs Valley high school honoring the folks from Olalla ami Teumilc attending school at Camas Valley. There has been a change In school programs lately and beginning next school year the local students will be taken by bus to ltoseburg high. Mr. ami Mrs. Joe Nevanl and Hon, Wendal. were attending to business mutters In ltoseburg Sat Returns From Coast Trip Stella I'.ellt u. of this city, has returned t her home here, following a week-end trip to the coast rfSPzror by JOHN CLINTON Srv "Show wic," I said fc when they started Jf talking of what tflf "Traffic Nerves" do to you. And the boss, who's that kind of a bos, did! Thty had m ddvt a car through traffic. Whil I drovt Ihty had a gad got strapped around mo to moaiuri my puln. In lh back itat wtro a ceuplt of piychologi.li with a lopM of dinguioi that looktd liko a radio. My pull was rtgii tirtd In a rtd lino on paptr. Well. I got caught at a sigiul, and had to pull over while the usual ambulance went scream ing up the street, and got stuck luck of the guy who always drives eight miles an hour in th middle of the traffic lane - and so on! Th poyi vincid f vine anybody! Thr an a tveord pun cf id I Th psy chologist explained thai incrai of my lickor meant fatter consumption of nervous energy. Thus, with my two prtNy big blue eyes, I've actually itt what "Traffic Ntrvet" can do to youl So what? So this Union Oil's opened a Traffic Clinic to study hew to cut down "Traffic Nrvs." And they've published a swell book 35 pages with pictures tt Ming what yB ran do to reduce consumption of nervous energy. I'll bet you Und hints In there you never thought ef before! Anyway I ddl The book s free at any Union Oil Station. Just oik! off sure con- r7sV---- net li d con- ?yyl lybody! There ML-J sapor was a PftT sf what my , .; No room left lo tell von about VX-r-vx the SEW 78 CrtsoHne that Union en ameer har doclopni to help you lick Traffic Nerves. But it's at all I'nion Stations, now. Try tt! ltll male your motor tliink it's (.'.ltrt?rmas! ASK THIS QUESTION WHEN YOU BUY A TRACTOR' Q How art working parts protocted? A All vital parts of the "Cotorplllar" Diesol Tractor art carefully protected by specially designed seals and filters. The final drive for example is protected by the copper bellows seal that wards off dust and mud and keeps lubricant around moving parts. Special filters keep fuel oil and air clean. Drop In and we'll answer this question more fully. 1 'This is the seventh in a series dijjussing important points to remember when selecting f-Ottor. nniiri imilITV'-S-l- WW""." w i . a Ftrn Bureau Co-op. ROSEBURG, OREGON , 'AV- UNION OIL COMPANY IIPECDAL For Ward Week mss, Cooking Demonstrations ALL WEEK 11A.M., 2 P.M., 4 P.M., Daily The U. S. Dept. of Agriculture says: "The only safe way to process all foods is by pressure." It's the fastest and cheapest way, too! .... , . ,I Canning becomes a safe, simple, speedy job with a pres sure cooker. By canning fruits and vegetables in season you can save up to $125 a year on canning alone! Why not start this year! m af7kei(vHi kv H I2-Qf. Mogic Seal Regularly $15.98 12.88 Cooks in one-third the time, with one-third the fucli Cooks a whole meal over one low burner at one timet Retains vitamins and mineral salts! Use it for canning, too! Save! See The New Health Way of Cooking All Foods! ACT NOW! Special prices on all siies Pressure Cookers: Equip your kitchen at these low prices. Terms as low as $2 down, $2 monthly. Savings on fuel alone will make these low payments! MANY SURPRISES DAILY The Following Foods Are Used Excl usively: Pilllsbury's Best Flour. Pillsbury's Sno-Sheen Coke Flour. Pillsbury's Pon Coke Flour. Pillsbury's Wheat Bran Flakes. S. & W. Mellowed Coffee. Leslie's Shaker Salt. Kerr Glass Jars. MONTGOMERY WARD 315 No. Jackson St. Phone 95
