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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1940.
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News of Farm Life
GRANGES
COUNTY AGENT'S REPORTS
LROP NEWS
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE NEWS
Worst Disease of
Calves Now Cured
Scours Yield to Treatment of
Acidophilus Milk, O. S. C.
Experiment Discloses.
Tin1 ilLe il H' iiliil'liililn mill K'( ii
tll'lllllll'llt Jill' KC'IIIIIM ill I'lllvHS llllH
Ill'C'IMIII' 'I'lM'I'Ill Mm, fl "US nllul-
null 'I bv llir Oh'kihi i-xperl nl
Si. HIi. II ill l!i:l"'. "ml II I"' UiM'U
Ill'lN'l K-Kllll: lllllll IlllV Hlll'l
lUI'IVMI Irt'.'lUTlt'lll. ill ! HI'lllli; III Hi'-
.1. N. Shaw iiml II. Millh of Ml
ih'inn tliii nt nl Yt'li'i'inary mi'illi llii'.
'I'lli'Hi' llll'll lllsrllhS till; list' Mi' Hl'lllll'
lilillim milk in i w rli-culiir nt ln-
luriniilimi Nil 2111 Juki Ismu-il h
till' fXpi'liltlflll imjiIIoii.
Kl.llll'k il. IUIVI'8 I I.lll IIIIK'M In In-
p.'i In.im Hi iil tnil'nr I :i t ilifiMSi'
ulti'i'iiiiK Iliiai' iii'w-linni aiiiiiinlK.
JuilKinu Iroiii n-imiiH h-i-i-Ivi-iI hy
the osprtli'iil million. While Kimn
lii'Ili'Vi- III'' iniuble moil prcvali-iil
in wiliti'i' llian in nummi'1', il cn-rut-a
all mnnniiT Ion if. in Divuim al li'iisl
Mhi'ii' il li vii'.i a. m-u-ic lull "ii
inaiiv liairymi'ii.
'1'ln. cirfi'ilYi'ni'KK ol nriiltlli!nr;
milk. Iri'iilini'iit nwiwiis to Hi- In
I lie fuel Hint it ti-nilK In n-l'lai i'
milavonililii Imi'liTln Willi a In-
lili'llilolln i '.I till or 111" lavoraliii'
ol'ltalll.nilH wliii'il aiif iilri'ii'ly li'!'
lilt In n lU'llllliy all "H HVMli-lll III
.oiitililinalili' niiinlii'js. -IukI ii iht
hi'inu mail'' in tin' liil-.iialni y m-lilo-
pliihiH mlll nintiiinn In il I'li
lioi liiinil ol I"" million "i Kanlsni.i
!!- i iiliir i i niliiii'li'f. An tin' oi'
ilfn.'ii'y linn I'OiiKlstK ol a hull pint,
tho ii'innlii'i' ol lh" iiilil.iphiliiH or
kiiiiImium ali'i'ii a full' rutin Into
asii'iiiioinlial llr.ni'''''-
Thf nuiiihi'l- or ori;.inlsiii in I In
piipari'il mllli niait.t t diminish
111 a r w ila.m. hut il li'liialiw lllish
lor ahoiil two wiM'kH It II illli Is
lii.pt al loilll ti'liuiiilatllH'. Kith''''
i xrinsiyii lii'iil or hIiii-Iiik In a I'
ll laiTiilur npoiln tho i'l KtiIvciimhk
'ol llli' ilillli.
Ordinarily otn' dnm- "f tin1
lii.!0ilillii lit Ilk to all lii'whiin
ruli'iiH hb a pi'i'vi'iiliilivi' lalln'r
lli::n a miii'.
Thin milk Ii nuiliiil'aitili'i'il hy I ho
iliiliVMloiiaitinont lit tin- oollouo
anil Is shlppi'il In gallon lontaiii'
siv. t.o.il. al a piln' ot SI-"'" l"'l'
I'll lion, iiIiiii I In- oxpioss I'hal'BO. .
!iews of Western Scenes
Offered by Oil Concern
'Nino million oolnr ii;u oiliiotlon:;
oalstiinillli W'i si. 'in Sooiitr
VIowh will ho iliKliilintoil.. I -. Vi
wi'Storll .iniitorlsts anil lamilos 'ill
i-.
by JOHN CtlNTON
She w is pretty
and voiinu.
She bad bii;
brown eves.
She bad d.irk,
tl.uk b.nr aie I
a I- ord road
ster. Into (be
CXJ
ruii'ii Oil SlrttiiMi dewn on ll'4
t.tiiirT she dioc with the abuve
liicii t lulled am'iitritiH'hts, iilnl
liity empty toy h.illuoii.s.
'Would you pluaia blow up
1ht balloon for mo?" iho
aihod th young chop who wot
on duty.
And tVie vr.W v ot!. tunl uiie
ItioV. at fti-r and Milled .in
cnlliu-ii.c-tk at!innali c.
It iiomi hm
woi having u
party at her
houio and tho
balloon
r -
would bo loH
ol tun, and ih
It ad blown up
tfrt aid thon bor brrnth gnvo
out. And bar dod laid he'd bat
the boyi at tho Union Oil Sta
tion Tvoold help her out. P i.
They did!)
,.w lb. wil d, point ot tltii
ihnn: is tt so imu Ii tlr.it tb.i
inv" blew up li.illooiis lor a
I'lctlv g.il. Hut wli.il iiifugtii'd
lnc was tiiat In r d.id tlienglit ef
tlic I ni'Hi Oil in. ii In niii
)ikcl lo help.
4
I think that "being likely to
betp," to a reputation to bo
detlred above a reaionable
amount of rlthei.
lltl I in lot
l' .HIV IIIC.Ill
miU' but th.it
m
neighbor
line-.ot wh.it
v er v nil cull
it. isn't one el
tlic t Iti.T reasons wtiv 1 nten Oil
Millions ale o impul.ir m the
Wed.
UNION Oil COMPANY
WiSPWTOF
i i
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
T kkj ktrrr i itti e tiAO ir i AT
J STACK. OF. DISCARDED TICKETS VOL)
HAVE THERE EGAD, IT
PLEASES ME TO OBSERVE
EXPRESSIN6 THE ACCUMULATIVE
INSTINCT w AS A LAD I
stamps mar-rumph;
Mind if t look at them
momemt ?
EGAD, OUR
UHE OLD
BLOOD PRESSURE
IS GOING UP LIKE
A CAT'S BACK
i he liel few moiilhs by Standard
Oil Company ol ( alitoi nia." Mr. II.
It. Kdwai ds of ibe ouinauy an
nounced here today.
"This Is the Mieatest single
,11'inlliii', of scenic pH'iuri'H ever un
dertaken In Die west, and probably
in the I'nited States." Mr. Kdwanls
said.
All picture will be distt'liuitcd
Ihv niub Her vice stations and ar
acH haixlliim Slamliinl "II pin
ducts to motorists callliu: at tin
unions and reipiesthm (hem Tie
Hires available Iu each locality will
tie tit scenes witiiiu reasonable driv
ing distance. The first phtuie iu
Hie series, a brilliant full-color re
prodlic I foil l I lie Cop) in hi,! river
i.orne is now beitii. tlisl rihut ed by
local Slaudard seixit it men.
'News of 4-H
CLUBS
The I'uMMiui Junior l.ivesimk
men are meeting at the home of
County Club Agent K. A. Itillton
this exening. Hoys who h-loug to
(his club come from Cleveland.
Sylnion valley, (uiideu alley.
Kdenbowor ulid .Melrose. Kacb
member is lo report progress on
bis project this evening, and in all
probability ihere will bo a lew
pioblems brought up for discussion
along with the reports.
Motion pictures are to he shown
and a hunter's Mew enjoyed.
The Hlital Klecll itu atitin club
led by lieu .lacobv ot Lookiiigglass
has completed lis project. Kveiy
member has turned In a report on
completion along willi plans, show
ing the use ol eiectlUlty ill lie
home and on tin farm ol his par
! '. . 1 1...! i i? i:t..ii !
Coats. Alvm lleaid. Html Kelt
Claie Meiednh. Waneii Ward.
Wane Cralt and licoiue iar-h.
tlt .lo-ephilie WlUlltl
hi coitnecl ion w iiu (he asst initly
held al Ihe Has Cieek s lluol lo
pit-ieiil school awariis. I M a mec
llient ptlis weie pi eselitcd to ailj
I If nifUlbeiM whi) bae corupleli'd j
al leai-t one piojeci tlllllUg IU
-.1 VI'
fhe Hi.-t to lie honoied wjis that
nl lh.- Wood, raiiers KoieOiy . lub.
tr. bv C. C Hill. All ol lis meiii
luis leceneil pins ill I e otlill ltu ol
t m ii woi k. I li. w ei e Hoy lloyd
I1;mi Wrmhl. Ma.il be Matlhews.
o. 1 Wcbli, l.e-l.r Fetcnmi. .bv
-. l.liin. W:n:bi. Susie Ctispen and
U ileik.t Hut. hinson
r well- IK At llltiodm ed to I hc
lon-.l Sioulx. led b Mvrl I 'ark
Inn ! and t.lll viug (ben I'll jel l In
i'iiii" lion HI' ibe W ood, mlli i
lVlcliy Club. Those who roi-m-l
i ...is nniiiM' nl then oulslaildMii:
. iu iIim , lull weie i'ollv id
, U- l,i!.'.le Wtlthl. M.lVll.t
nthi i.u-liall Mali tu ws. Noival
I'ei uu-tou .liiiueh Ward. Clittoi d
Woo-iet . Mel in Web h and 1 1 a 1 1
tto-t. l
Volliiwiiii: thi- 'he ni.nilters ol
;hr I'.a. le hu i:..Kii-i Cookoii: i lub.
Iril In lo-icilniie l I g It I . w . i e
liWiiltleti pins ler the i.miple'iau ol
iron pioj.iix l'l.e-i llteiulieis al e
M.u-h.ill .Maiibev..- Chllonl Woos
let. A'l Ward, lull tt.ml I-aat
Wi itht and l!n hai d Sn der.
Die lilt - i ooktnc bib. at-o I. -I
l.v .lo-i idone Wil :ti1 w.-ie the
uet I II nn'li:'et to be hohoird at
t his a-selllbl Ihe gli Is Olost
w.uk itu'titid nil a Iih ement pm
wi'i.-.ti-an iMitnaii Nonu Imiih.iii
I,i(l1ie Peidlli-, Meeli UoHhing
loll. Hi el Webb, Aloe Mae
eli II. 'io)el Coin llentletta
C l.i in JoM phliie Hglil .tlld .Max
luc Wi Iglit
Xuolhel' i Illli will- Il If. eivcd
pins lor lh h coiiimcii.l.iide wink is
INSTINCT wAS A LAD I SAVED ) ! w 60 LONS.' r, V M'JMB THINK, NJ1 ) I
stampsvmar-rumph; x. y TTCi JL-A'BOL,T ,T-V-!
) Mind if t look at them a )i N- ; :5E?-L1
CEX b(3Ap,OUK FOUR J UT s
PREC10US5 TICKETS .r. I ' :.- PtS
. I li V- - II . I iOi V s"s t i I I
it- M:.ter M " el tin: . I'll' ld b
l.ltli'l A' IV 1 I" -e iveuitH : ll.r I
loinplvUd na a o.-aj ami all I
A mcat
i'l Jril ID riiAM TlrlZwTC ' J U IMnDin I
V3 "X- ' A
ALWAYS
YOUTH
SAVED
a
FOUR
ere accepted by ( 'tuinty Club
Aeni I-;. A. Ibiti'ui They also re
ceived a H ip to KoscImu k ami u ere
enleitaiiieil hy (lie Itosebuif; cham
ber ot commerce. They are Mar
shall Matthews, Nrirval Ferguson,
Clill'otil U'oostet, elina Mavis and
Thelma I ifivis.
The last club to be uicn pins lor
Ihclr excellent work was Ibat ot
Ihe Hose ami Mower club led by
Airs. I-'riiz Snyder. She presented i
her club members with pins. The
iiiemiiers id ihls club are .losepliiue i
Wright. Norma lauican, Jean linn
can. Maxim Wright, lievei ly
Woi Ihingtoii. Alice Mae Welch,
llaz-d Welch. Mildicd Spore. Vio
let Coin ami M.ugie Wright.
W here a person was enrolled In
two or more clubs and bad earned
a pin in eat b club, only one pin
was given although such mem
bers were recognized for their
w ork, Kuepi for Ihe summer
projects this completes all of the
spring I II work lor Mays Creek.
The Woodci alters l-'oreslry club
held a short tueeiiug Wednesday lo
i bet k up on the progiess of the in-
dlo filler; tews. I bese must lie com-
pleted ami turned in to County
Club Agent Itiitton, lo be seiil to
radio slatjon KK lor apprtnill.
A meeting of Ibe Forest Scouts
look place al Ibe school house
Wednesday. After the usual busi
ness meeting was conducted sev
eral inlet esl iug mill educational
reports were given. 1'olly Widim
gave a repert on l'oie.-t I'roiect ion
Atavitie Wtihl Mien L:ae a talk on
Oregon poiesl Laws iu which she
especially bronuhl out Ihe fire laws
icgai ding woodsmen ami callipers
This is Ihe last and tinal n I
lug for the club until school be
gins next year
Camas Valley
CAMAS VAI.l.KY. June :5. -Mr.
and Mis. (bate Munay and daugli
ler. lonnn. have moved back to
their home belt' trout lilelldale
w lieie Mi . lui ra has been ein
ploved Cor some tinie. Tiiev came
to Ihe valley en elei tl.Ml day to
vote and Mr. Murrax took bis usual
plat e on Ihe election hoard
Atthar Pitiwn iited Tilcsdav
moi ning at Hii1 boinc of his sou
and daughter in law. Mr. ami
Ko -s Hi aw u. and at ihe I
Wlieebr home. Mr. Ill own
lesl
iiul i
ii. and Mis. W in
gi .inge meetinc
eler alteudeil a
M rile Point
luesday I'veiimg.
li exti'Uiou oi ill
ha;- 1 u put in lo Hi
ete
M u line
A. M;tik
and iiu
ibe i:
r hi iiik
h.itu plai e lor I
elei tl li W .itet s Slelit.
11 C. Kellv made a busiio
to l-aureue Thin sd.iy.
, trip
i- i. .. i : L
j illg OH the soil i oll-el ill ion pl .t
tnaiti lor the :illr duiiliu the pasl
two weeks.
Mls Cot it Mai kham is winking
in Ihe otllie ol the Moiltgomei I
.tid stole in Uochut
t U an Slaudb j w eni to Kugi tic
TbutMl.iy .iiiii his wile who ts con
valettiiK Horn an opciatmn. Mis.
I). W. lluiilley i uciik to lake j
T'a-I 1 iCikl TUPCC TO L 4TVII I AU C ia.'IITUV-
nFCDPATF MV ft-MANJ DP WALL PAPFC ' ;
) ( 6MACK IN THE WOODS J MY FEETS IS V
, fi9i "v vj - uorsf im. u
Is V; A Ul aJ7
ass-A x - i x uu . ii rr j fi.i
. are ol Mis. siamlb- tor a while, t (1.s ,UH, ,'ooKtni: club;
Mr. ami Mis l.esler Coale and Mrft s,uii,,r , ,i,st. n( t,e
daiiuhl. v. H.dcn. and Pb Ills ((, H K(lv,.r rh,h ,o had
liiaiU ol llec!ia:i came t j ,,,, ,b-ted their wmk and Flmer
Tbuisday to aiieml the commence- Avt.rs , lis ,.tgblh gliitle markel
menl cxei i ises tor Inch si liool I i ' (.i,.i,
Ktadu.itcs. I hc weni home r i may
ie i num.
Mi. and Mis, T W. Sicgel weni
lo l-ike;ode Fi t lay nil crimen lo
.ipeml Ihe evenim: with telatiies.
I lte stopped ill Teniutle bikes lot
thetr i bibb en, I.elie and Malic,
who were iheie on ihe bmh s' bool
pu inc.'
Itiilpb Uu ht'i Is cutting his
iloxel h.l. He has n et -tod
i lop tills ear. Mi. Kb liter hiis
puithaseil a Case mow tun m. o lime
and a side ih lneiy lake to take
i are ol bis i rep.
V. W. Ci ller went to K1.nu.iib
Kalis Sutunla on luisinc-. .Mis
Lillian Johnson t ill "ith him to
isii iitnni - until hi- i un u
Suiida; and Chat he Wil- vent as
i
I
Major Hoople
far as Talenl where be visited bi
son-in-law ami daubler, Mr. and
Mrs. .loe Nemds. and family until
Mr. (tellers return. Iletly NeKles
came home with them and is visit
iiiK at I he 1 Jee Cou home.
Miss Kslhcr llroun and Mi.-s
Louise Hashlord of Met I lord spent
Ibe week-end her
it) Ihe home of
Ksther's mother. Mrs. Kthel
Itiowii. They went on to Portland
Monday.
Jim Wae of Olalla is cult in i;
pi I in t; in (lie northern pari ol tlie
valb
i. It Moore returned to the
Steamboat CCC camp Monday fol
lowing a It'll day vacation.
.Mrs. Chlloid Wolbert and small
sou. Terr. of Contrele, Wash., ai
rlet SaUirday to visit a week or
vo at ihe home of Mis. Wollnoi s
parent-!. .lr. and Mis. It. I K'bti'
ter.
I Orval Acnistroiig
was reported t
(he lEradfoid !
i (juoe oauiy nun
imp station, due to a fall from a
hoi.se Moinlay. 1
Ki nest Wheeler has sold his
team to K. A. Maikbam and pnr-
chased a rnrd tractor.
.Mr. and .Mrs. Harry I'arrott and 1 n
daughter. Pauline, from Curi'y!
county, Hpeilt the w et'k eud and ihe
w , - u
.lack Pai'iott home. Jeanne Church ir.es in seme cases had died from
weni home with lliein Sunday amllthn fleets of, the stings. The
will visit I h rn for several weeks, beetles, he added, have been known
Mr Norton ot Cnuuille has pur-! ior several years but did no ser
chased a ten-acre trai l oft the
I-
A. Norman place. He plans on
building a loii house this summer
and making his borne ihere. He
has a sou ami daughter in Co
t!Mlle v ho will he here pait of the
time.
Days CreekP.-T.A.
Officers Chosen
l,-s
..'.i
I MAYS CKKKK. June
j Wade Won him: ton was
I presfdi lil ol I he I lays Ci
tent-Teacher association ai
Pa:
nice1
Mug held Wednesday aiternoon at
jthe sclm.dhouse. Mrs, Oon Sny
Mer was chosen j. e president ami
.Miss (!etll Hiitchinsiin was re
' e I e c led secret n i v-t t ensure!-. A
vote ot thanks was extended to
M
I'll! Suviler letoln.- i,re.
dent
for her work dm inc 'lier
term ttl oft ice.
Alter the business session was
adjourned the son lot class 'pre
sented their class day program,
under the su er tsdolt of May belle
Itumvillc, chaii man of the class
day aci flies. Imbnieil were tho
i lass son. "Auny We t;o" by' th.'
.hiss; hisiory. by Wileiha liiitch-tn-on;
prophecy, by Sue Clispeli;
poem, by l.yle Spore; and will,
written by .Maybelle Halimlle and
read bv Walter l.crwell.
C C. Hill presented 111 club
achievement pins to the members
jot the Woodcratters Forestry club
lot whith he is leader while My: I
1 r.aiMiuist presented pins - to. the
! Foi est Scouts ; .losephitu Wrijthl
j to the members til the two clubs
.. hi. I. ul... I..iik tli.. H .i hol.ir link.
' Hie
i I."
for i:.iilc1i:iliin in -.Ili-
FREE
WOMEN'S BOWLING SCHOOL
Professional Instruction for Beginners
Women and Girls Only Ages 13 Years and Up
Classes each Tuesday from 10 to 11 a. m. for four weeks,
starting Tuesday. June 4.
If inteiested, sign coupon below and leave at Roseburg Alleys.
Namo 1
Addtosi
House Arranging
Preferences Given
Rural Homemakers Register
Views in Questionnaire
Throughout Oregon.
It (MfKon rum lionu'inittterH luul
'tictr way alriut the ittiii iioiih-iuh
of Ihoti' housori, abn.it halt ot tticm
would h;ivi oiii' stiny ami hall' two-
tlory houses, lour nil or live would
have buseinellts, itml !)0 pfr ri'iil
m tlK'iii would have slnvt-wood
-liufd under tho hoimt ro-if.
't licut' ate lnlt a few facts ob
laiiH.'il iu a Ktudv made hy Maud
I Wilfnn. 1'inif (M'ouoiiilst of iht.1
it.S.C. oxiicih'iit stalion. tint ru-
suits ol which have fust been pub
lished as t-tatiin bulb tin No. 'MM.
iiti!lci "House I'laniiilit; Ideas of I
i )i i-vnii Uui al omen. Uiira
Wells is coaullior.
In older to find out the ideas of
Oreumi Inmemakers based on ac.
u.'il e- neiienct', a survey was made.
bv meuns ol (luestioniiaires, nl -Lie
liomeinakers ihrouniioul the slate.
Aboin i!" i n -i- ceni of ilice actually
iived on 'lars. while Ibe leinainiler
I lived on taiius. while the leinainder
Ul Kinall acie:iKe- Kor Ibe most
l homemal:ers suhmittnr; juis-.
the (iiiestloiiiuili e were1
uicinlM'i's of extension uniln In thi'i
various rouuiien. and !!( out of Hi"!
I ."it I veie maduales of the sell 'Mil ol
home economics at Oregon Stale
"tb'-4e. i
Oppoic Combination Rooms j
. ime ot tiietr crmcmsions ut mmi :
onsiderahly from those ot the pro
tcistonal buihlers. Allhoilyll most
of the boiiiemakers (jueried prefer
se! urate dinint; renns, they also
van I Ihe kitchen to be large
enough lor use fu ser inn family
uiejils romlortahly. 1- urUiennore.
ibe women (1'ieslioned are not in fa
vor 'if a rombhiiff ion dining ami
liviim rtMun. Only one woman in ... .
elu',. lavore-t such combination.; !'' " ' '"ow, l h-
(mtdoor dining areas, on t ther:"t a permit Irom Ihe stale de.
baud, are popular, both tor family ! partment ot agriclnliure nnd uis-ni..-.l
-mil inr reei I lii" crews of i eased bees cannot be moved un
l:i,m lu'1I-1 . -
,S lo sieeiiiiK ill i aiiu'-iii'-m.
cr cent of ihe bomemakers said
ln-v wanted their wu bedrooms
on the first floor. A second b.-tl- upiary aw., v
loom on Unit floor Is tbsiied by The fpMmit . I'Miuireim'tit is
many Oi tlioso Avliise children lUeuii-eHsavy .to prevenl spread of
joung. i jAnierioan loulbrood and other bee
The bulletin,, w hich may be had ! diseaen. Itee .'inspectors have til
iree irom extension rfiif'ices.. also icndy -reiorled in t hair work for
liM'ilsses preleretices with respect ( this 5e.itm that one southern Oie
lii washrooms, laundries, ro-en tli-mm set (ion has considerable toiii
nieusloiis. liii'phues. Moor cover- hrootl.
iirs. and many oilier leaiuies of:
the rural home
Sting of Beetle Spells
Hop Vines' Destruction
SlI.VKUTnN. June t API
Kveit'i.M'ti district Imp growers
ed a iu w menace today-a bee
which stints the vines to death.
Vu-i Kaser. Imn association
iir.-iiitient. said Un uer cent of theiinent
ious damage uniil this season.
I.iitle is known about the in
M'ts. bin Kaser said c.nilixil ex
oerieiifs would be slartetl al once
in his hop nnls.
pre
eiited by Mr. llark-
liurst. boys coach. to Maurice
Matlhews. I. vie Spore. Harry
i i-'bi lt.it i v Wooster. I. ester
' l-'efLiuson. Jim Ward. Noel Welch.
' MoMn Welch ami Hon Seplei.
The girls' coat h. Miss Marjorie
I Church, iiresented letters lo Wil-
letha Hutchinson. Susie Crispen.
jMaybelle Kainville. Mildred Spot".
I Josephine Wriizht. Winnie Ivaiu-
ille. Iletly Calhoun. Mahle Mor ,
Mary Klb-n May. Holly Withig,
Margie Wright. Ceialdine Spore.
Kdtiii Mae Poole. F.lva Matthews j
and Violetle Coin.
The athletic medal awarded by1
lh student council was presented
i 1 "'n Ward
by Ml'. Hill. I lie
COmiM'tlllnll tor
ihe scholarship ,
awaid this year was irmsnai..
keen, in fad the ipialilicatiolts ot
two students were so very nearly
eipial II was derided in make two
awards, one medal going lo Jose
phine Wrmhi while the other was
won bv Maurice Matthews. Thee
were also preteiiicd by the prin
cipal. Mr. Hill.
Rice & Meyers
Sheet-Metal Worki
Sheet Metal Work
Tailored to the Job
527 N. Jackjon St. Phone 320
FIoor
Sanding and Refinishing
CHAS. KEEVER
Phone 651 -J Phone 128
Temporary address R. F. D..
Oakland, Oregon
New Slant on Flowers
LOSSOMS whoso stems arc cul
slantwise and so arc uncrushetl.
,r0 av 0 absorb a maximum
, water and will remain trcsb
linger. These chrome plated
lower scissors snip the stems with '
a clean diagonal cut.
Moving Diseased Bees
Violation pf Oregon Ljw
i
1 I!f
i tier any circumstances, except lo
destroy th-m. 'One npiary owner
recently was fined -SJ." for moving
diseased bees in violation of Ihe
: Allotment Granted for
Farm Soils Classifying
ColtVAI.US. June f AP) -
Iean William A. Schocnfchl an
nounces tin- approval iu Washing
ton ot uu allotment of 0.1-2 lo con
tinue the work of determining ami
classifying the farm soils of Ore-
gnu in
rotation to plant foot! eie
Tlie work Is being sponsor
ed bv the agricultural experiment
station of Oregon Slate college.
The work involves a more de
tailed follow-up of the soil surveys
made of most Oregon agricultural
region-?, iiu huling making chemi
cal inventories ol nil soils in a
given legion.
Turkey Poult Production
Shows 12 Per Cent Drop
PultTI.AXH.
U Pl-The pit
poults in the
ing April was
Ore.. June ::. -duel
ion of turkey
l-'nited States tlnr-
'2 per cent less
than the output for
ear atn,
agricul-
the P. S. department of
tun reported here.
Iteporls gathered by the service
showed i,tM;:uou ptmlis batch, d in
ihe month compared to 1.:'hj,ihio
t.-r April hatchings of Vx',).
i, Many persons believe that hub
till wire was more Important than
rati roads in the development ()f the
wesi. ii sounded the death knell
o ihe lonh u u cattle, and made
rossihle the inimductioii of pure
hied slocUj It ha need the vast
pi u tries into an empire of home-
EVERYBODY FLY!
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Night and Day Rides
2 p. m. to 10 p. m.
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Oregon Dairying
Status Favorable
The dairy iudusii-y ranks first in
driTon's aEiictiliural picture, with
tnoie than I'.'itt.neu rows furnishing
milk and cream for basis of the In
dustrv. The slate dcpaitment of
I agriculture saya that in the mainl
ine) u re oi uiiiry pi uuuci, i'i'
ranks with the rest of tho IS states
hh lollows:
OreKon in lifth in production of
American cheese.
Oreuon is ninth iu cream cheese
land etehlh in Swiss cheese,
j ()reon Is KMh In dried or pow
ticrcd shim milk.
' roiiiteenlh In dried casein.
Seventeenth in creamery butter.
Sixteenth in evaporaled milk.
Twetilb lh in unsweetened con
densed milk anil 22ud In sweetened
contensed milk.
Tweiity-eiKhth in total ice cream
products.
Of the inlllc and cream sam
1)!ch analyzed for Initleifat and bac
teria at the state department ot
1 agriculture laboratory last month.
'only three were found lo have a
but 1 1 rlat content lower than the
Ici;hI minimum. Thirty eight sain-,
I-h-s had more (ban (he leal inaxi j
mum of bacteria. .
.Milk must coniain not less than I
J per ci'Jlt but t crl nl . commercial j
or coffee cream lens than IN
per cf ut buileifal and whipping'
not less than .'" per reii'
I imtiertai
Sain no I
Craile A irilk may con
rjiM'no hacteria per clliiic
ttimi'ter ami milt'; other t ban
With these features of
"Caterpillar" track-type
Tractors
Heat-treated, hardened drawbar pin.
Fuel tank of heavy welded copper steel.
Upholstered spring-cushion seat.
Cadium-plated, rust-resistant drain plugs.
Ample selection of high-grade steel tools.
Chrome-plated stainless-steel water-pump shaft.
Full swinging drawbar.
Hand-operated clutch.
Dm h ynllr tnictof liavi- any rr :i II nr 'Iicsi' I'.-alui "s- It' lint. 'I
will imy you t'i si- us aiiont tiM'-.i- bii; Illli.: l.iiiu.i lhal suvn
your liliK- ami ti rnpi-'r:
DOUGLAS COUwl Y
Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch.
kOSEBl'RG, OREGON
3 REASONS
FOR BUYING YOUR WINTER FUEL NOW
1. Save by buying green wood ... let it dry during the summer
weather.
2. We are now cutting an exceptionally flood quality old growth
fir.
3. Take advantage of our budget plan or discount plan.
Place your orders early so as to insure prompt delivery
OLD GROWTH FIR SLAB WOOD
4-ft. green, per cord .
16-in. green, per cord
Mill Ends, 2 loads for .
ALSO . . WE STILL HAVE
A STOCK OF DRY WOOD
ON HAND.
ME
IDES
tliatlo A may contain up to 50,ooi)
hacterlu per ec
Some of the milk Hiimples ana
Ivaed contained as low its 100 but
uria per cubic centiuieler.
Cream Inspected
Tho state deparnneut of agricul
ture's cream graders made more
i hail 7'hi farm calls durliiR April
and 22) creamery calls. In Ibal
period uboiit 7,'u0 se.llment tests
were matle by the graders, 4.ti2S
cans ot cream graded and 115 but
lertiit check ti sis made.
TweinvttUihl cans of cream wern
(im.leiuped and 172 udlk cans were
ordered out or use until repairs uru
made.
The cream nnu!ers' work Is part
of the department s pri;ram f"'
quality improvement ol Ort-Bon
milk and cream.
Developing and
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