TWO
. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1940
News of Farm Life
GRANGES
COUNTY AGENT'S REPORTS
CROP NEWS
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE NEWS
Turkeys Thrive in
Screened Houses
Indoor Core Keeps Fowls Free
of Disease; Beak Clipping
Reduces Fighting Injury.
AP J-Vnture Service
ItKACKHHIKC. Va. Turkeys
tluit live In screened houses don'!
draw files.
For (hat reason. Pr. I-;. . John
son of llic Virginia .lgrlcullural
experiment station believes, rom
111 c i -flu I turkey producers o cii
tually inny raise pi a ilr.il !y .ill
thi'ii' flocks in confinement to
idlniinale losses finitt pntusiifc dis
eases, to which the- birds an high
ly SllSCeplihlc. Illl't'CliOHK (tiKCilHCS
of turkeys frcipjeully arc spread
ly bloodsucking Insects ami even
rotiiinoii flic. . i
"Successful conl ro or preven
t f on of parasitic disease of turkeys
ha noi ini'ii Accomplished by (Un
conventional iiiflboilH ot periodic,
ml a lion of yards or ranges," thi
animal pnihnlogist points out.
What Experiment Showed
I'r. Johnson recently concluded
n three-year experiment under
taken hk purl or a study of a iilood
disease uf turkeys, spread by the
blackfly which causes losses as
hi fh as fit) jier eeul in soiuif Vii'-(
ginia Mocks. Thi indoor method 1
of raisins turkeys wMidi Jit
evolved " In not only effective ill
preventing this blood protozoan
disease, huj also will iff out pine
lieally till th parasitic tnfesta
t ioiiH common hi turkeys black
li I a d. coc.de losis. gapewoi ins,
roundworms, ami tapeworms." j
The principal difficult joiM-omr-tered
wan thi tendency npmnft h4
coitllnemnnt-ritsod; . blrO-i ' toward
llto troublo known' as buck dls
carte, pcinsls or slipped tendons.
This n-HH corrcchiil, by Unvresiyg:
rnsspmor
by JOHN CLINTON :
lrp in Si appnoM1 llnt'snoi some
lliiiitf Indians can you i heir lucks,
it's a town in Oregon ), there's nun
n( the !twcllest cotiples vou es er
inct-Mr. ami Mrs. J. Kmiscl, liy
name,
'
Rcntly Mr,,
and Mrs, Knu
sl took o 13
tliousand mils
auto mob I la
trip through
Swltxttrlond
Franc. Oar-
many and Italy. Thay had a
grand tlm, saw a lot of country
and aald as high as $1 par 901
fen for gasoline.
Then (lie war
eare st.utcii,
ntul the Knu-
rls st.irlcil tr
lionio in tin
ft rt ailing with Wfe-tftm-ltlflH
other
folks. The Hex tvas inlnulcil lo
itccontnindate 7(H)! Well, any
way, now they're buck home antl
mighty nl;id of it.
tut what particularly tntrlguid
m about this yarn l thlt. They
lartd aut with a brand now
Dodge, And to b ur that th
Dodge got only the bast lubrica
tion, yew know what Ihey did?
Vep.lli.i'riht
took ulontr
Motor Oil f,v
the u h o I v
hlwminK trip.'
I think llil-
tlio lincst trsti
mmiial I've heard tor a lunw; time.
Yeu lee Triton terms so very
little carbon Itself thai If allows
your meter to burn up otd cor
ben left by other alls, and blow
It aut the eahauit. Thlsliutually
accomplished within two te three
thousand miles. Ping changes to
Purr, and everybody's happy.
Naturally, If you start out, as
Mr. Knuiet did, with Triton you
never do have any carbon wor.
. rlei. Try Triton nest time. Vou can
both feel and hear the difference.
UNION OIL COMPANY
iA-i4lx!r,l
To Members of the Southern Oregon Wool Pool
Tht "Wool Pool" has been sold to Adams & Leland,
Inc.. of Boston, Mass., at a price of 36 cents, or 35 cents
net to the grower.
Delivery dates are as follows:
June 12 Roseburg (Prune Grower's Warehouse).
June 13 Oohland, until 12 noon.
June 13 Drain, afternoon.
June 14 Myrtle Creek.
June 15 Medford (Pierce Auto Freight Depot).
Southern Oregon Wool Pool Committee.
W. J. DIXON, ERVIN RICE, CHAS. BUXTON,
J. M. UD&CRWOOD, V. J. PHIUPPI.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoopte
(J JUST PULL OVER TO THE CURB W'sPUTT-SPUTT -BUT I SAV, MARTHA, &
' FOR A MOMENT, MY FRtEND ? THERE MUST BE SOME MISTAKE- THATV
i A LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME ABOUT lS--UM I MEAM IT WAS SUCH A
b VOL) RUNNING INTO 6AMTA CLAUS tPALTRV SUM THAT- ER OH, DASH IT.'J
A AT THE RACE TRACK THAT'S FINE?J fZZZ2SZ
T BECAUSE WE'RE GOING TO HAVE -rflOll ,s RESPONSlBLEFORTHlS,4
A THE HOUSE PAINTED I'LL TAKE j DRAT HIMI COULD CHEERFULLY 4
7 HALP OP YOUR WINNINGS r y V SLAY HIM FOR MOT HOLDING HIS )
6-'I Wh--r mUyWWl OVER, MAJOR
Wd:A SrtE KMCMS ALL J
llii' r lid 1 1 1 1 1 ir mil liver nil :iml 4 ' 1 .- .:,m, show ihis ciiiiiIiik
rnnifiiiif lii the Iim-iI. iiimiIis jr "J jr jr Sniiinliiv will lie icIuiikmI heir in
ami i nju i icH from linlillni: h u ll 0fflQ fit L fi li""' I" show llielr liuiilm, mill
Hie Iniiisi w.iis rciliii-cil liy cliiilnu I T (J LIlO U I I J. J. then mken liauk lo Um einniiier
the .ipinntity of cod liver oil ami
in;lL?aiise in the feed- I leullis
ami Injuries from I'iiditihK ttumnn
l lie loms was reduced by cliiplim
off ahotil Jiaif an inch ol the iippui
beak. I
Tyrio of Shelter Described
Th
ype, ol , shelli-r reconiiueiid
lr. Johnson is of Maine
lion, with a floor of one
inch 1 i-i;an:;e filvaiizn'l
I'd by
consh ii
by Mm
11 ml ekcl rically w ehled w ire, uvu
tect aliove Hie ground, and a nal
ani.fd slx-el lion 4'oatctl Willi
aliiniiuom paint In retlei-i some ol
Die sun's heal. A "inulc thickness
ol ill) blear h ed cliei-serloth, 1!S by
1 St rjiliiiiv pet'-itich weave, las
tened to the liidtlins wllh wood
hit lies, I.'; nil that ti necessary to
p oui- t,!:e Hies. An imlosine
of chicken wire, inside ihe slud
dfliLis kreps I lie turkeys from
packing holes in du cloili.
Lamb-Wool Show
: Entries Pour In
IliiliIcM for f fli ntnid aiihiiiil
lout;aH (Mu my J'it lamb Jind
Wool fhrnv iuv I'rtiiiinic in ' rapidly
tnimiuiiccs .1. liidami lu V'i', 01111
ly aeut. The ipialily id" lal l.iiiH
Is i-peclcc o hi heller Mian in
tomuT .iisiiH .as jr.ed . con-littojit.
luie t)t'n Ic't'tionnlly tum tlur
Jnn the spritiL;. Ktmj II lull luepi
nets are also taking a ken (mer
est in the sliow and hae ni.ide
unmy eiili ii's, ' h. ,' ; 1 '
, A II entries nie f(J(le-ti.'"f lo be
In by not Inter ItPiu Friday jnoin
injc. ,?une .11, provi'iini entries ate
unit ltil. 'riiose bmimlii lo tiie
j 4 (111 ri 1 y a 4 en ( h nnn e saouiu ne
fn on Ttitnsday evmdnn, dune 1 1',
lit is essential, slates Mr. I'urki'r.
j to ha e the riiirtes curly Ju 01
er r 1 1 ; t aiieipiaie pens tor enmn
inii entries tn.the pens of five. Ml,
and purebred breeding stock, jnay
be available. ' 1 ; ' ;
' rivntlnnis 'td't'tnl auiount .' to
Slf.n. Awunls. in ihi'n m-ii it, fW1
lal lamb.-; ianKe j'rom i'u Inr flrsl
place lo loi I4ih pliu-e. " lp.
the III club 1 lass pieitiluAii arJ
I10111 " lo .l. and in the wool
! fleeces, iiretjiiuino ' ranget ,t nun 'i
' to l . No premiums ale nlTorcd
j ill the pllMtliled liieedllli: clil )!,
I bill OWtlei nl Midi t-V'tfep ale Ci
1 en evblbiiiini fljmi'r It they dcsiie
to otter their animals for sabv
' considerable number j'Uie
I bled Kims and purebred rwes f..t
jloee.lfin; purposes Inn e Im-cIi Mdd
i dm inn 1 he past n-i era I year ut
;1lie stno, and II I I'll lliJl
I ihi di i don nl thr how will 'h
J somewhat biruer tliiJi Jn tmuiei
yeais. .Imliriiii: will start at I"
I Sattir d i.v nun ninn. .liine J-r..- u.d
I e in bits inav 1 enii'Vi-d in '-I
1 p. in.
I Exemption From Selling
j Quotas on Wheat Ratted
1
f snii; l u. .turn m - i.Xl't
' Kv mm 'iii t'l'in in u ki-titiL- ipui
' t;i- nciit t. v !n-,il t:inui with an
; i.vrnu:.' ,i:mi!al pt tihu t nni of
j busln I- iiti'bT a larni art im-aMiie
! sklied 1-v the piesntent.
MiTi totor' Hi-- i einption i'v
tended eiilv hi I"
Icish.-I ma i
vn
CLUBS
Kighiy 1 1V1 imiuilas enmity I H
club members in charge of lour
chaperons lelt I (lis luornitit- lol
t'nrvallis, where they vill atleud
(lie L'lith atiiimil 1 11 club ' sinn
iner sthnnl, which begins today
a ad ends l-'i Idny. Juno "J I. The
chaperoits in charge include Coun
ty Club Ageiil K. A. lirllton, Mrs.
Cltitls CalkfiiM of KdenbOA-ei', Mis.
Ifmlolph lillziiinii nl I'oseliiii '4,
and AUsh Kloleiice Allis of lteston.
Sixteen of l.liese metnbei'H are
senr by granges, eight by I'.-T. A's,
thiriy-ltve by coiuuiuully clubs, la.
dies' clubs, si-IidoI rooms, selnxd
ililrtets ami 4 II clubs. N'itieteen
am sent by Koseburg business
concenis ami proiessional men.
'I' hose . sentby the latter chissi
Meat ion .are as lol lows. J (our las
i.'ouiity. i-'brnr mills. Harold A gee;
'Piuiulas Nallonal bank. Robert
lllley: I'tshPl 's hepitrtmetil store,
t'lotds l.andoi; oiitgomery Wnnl
.v Co . Veda Mae (tells; ' Parkin
son's urncery, .lack Calkins; .1 C.
I'eiHiey Co.. Susie Ci Is pen ; lJ.ise
bii rg mir and Soda woiks. W il
laiit Crow;' Hoselnug News lie
iv w . a Otim Wright: Hoseliiirg
KlJd .jiyd; i:un club, Mar.fot ie
U 1 Hi , Sali-w a stores . Kunice
ll'avm 'nnd t'ieiald Cluypool: In. It.
II Shpetnitk)'! . Mai bai a Itecker ;
TJplotrs dairy. Ceoigeiie Johnson;
l'; S NalU.lial bank. tieoite
Alalsh: I'r. :. .1 Wntnsi-.ott. I'a-
I ricia tiiini't : ( 'al Norma Oregon
Towor ctMiiauv. I.ois Itrant: ami
I I on nf Mirer's Murts. Neil Tulcotl.
.luaniiiv KMise and linbert Sirhke
nn inbi'i t. w ill , travel l
selioot lal dvne'n by II ay Wright
ol hays ( reek and Itnlus I'tister
id Vuiin. I inn ham's ; 'J'vansier
tojnpafiy ,is transport Im: tin- hau
ftaue. T!nMVt Is H long list ot i luAfi-s
for boys ty rbooso "from including
hih tn( clip's, liM'stneli. poultry.
f-i'A ' pvodthtlfVn. forestry, enr
titfi'i ; .v iuiiludini; shingling, bao
teiin. oH Jot tility and iiispii at iiMi
iP voik Thfi'c is si ill a hinder
itlt e 'i' lAx-i-i to Vebsot from toi
hhe mils. iV.stdes the liaises in
home rookery. elmblltUL toed pif.-jj-MatioM.
lilel'e a'O tile Til ,1 1 1
ctatts. al.b- ehmielte and table
Kt'ltlrifr. i-.iinp:u. llH In .oudtli-1
(tui'v. mu"ii and many sp'-ctal
' 1-4- releal'. , In the niaill
'tr:ill.
The (t.'til.is eiftiiny' mvnp ;!1
j li.iv'e 1 i 1 ad lo bi 0.1 d. a -v i,,, f
Kt 1 AC lomormw evening hm ween
: ; au.1 7.::" The if nap will also
hi.nr ;i roU'ity patu nt Sunday
tin'rni'r'M the ii K.ippa ln
;iioisi.. whete linlst of the Uii Is wiii
!iw lie! 1 -.'-linn UK w .il be turned
ti t'f fi.nly. mil patents opeci.il
,! me welcofne ai that nnntiou
j I tio-e !he.ep club nltimbt is who
'wiM fx'ntiittni' t:tt l:'inl. ::t
Market your
Leghorn Hens, lb.
Colored Hens, lb.
YALLEY POULTRY CO.
Corner Court and Jackson
Sts.
K. A. Ilritton. COti'ity club iment,
visit imI at I he t tl ( reek .si lniol
Tiiesdiiy. He picu'd up the inter
view that Ihe Forestry clubs have,
prepared to broadcast over radio
station K FX Friday, .lime I t. at
1-':UI p. m. Josephine Wright and
Itoy Itfivd will represent the i-lub
over Ihis interview.
A number ol Hays Creek -111
clubbers .have been awarded Ki lnd
liisliips lo Ihe annual 111 inb
miuiinei' school at Cnrvallis. Coin-
1 j 1 1 1 1 t - sfhola rships pro v filed by
the Jlome Ff'onomics club and
Hie Cays Creek IVT. A. were giv
en to James Ward ami Alice .Mae
Welch. .Maxine Wright, who von
the NeWS-lievleW scluilarsll ip Won
third in the si ale wide cumpctilloii
on tier scrapbook.
Quarantine on Tomato Pin
Worm Revised by Oregon
llevisioii of the tomato pin j
worm qu a rant I ne to permit entry j
into (itemin of tomatoes or toma- ,
to plants that have I n fmui- '
j lotted under atmospheric pressure '
Mill tnetlnl bromide is announc
ed by tin- state department of ag- j
itiiiMure I se of the atmospheric I
si si em will cheapen materially 1
1 Mi- 1 11 111 mat ion ami at the same I
Mine will be a hundred per cent '
etlerlive. j
The revision Is in line with the 1
depai tnieru's policy to revise
ipiarani ines to permit freer'
HKMi'iiHjni of amicnltural pro- '
ducts sp bum as the change will
safeguard the stale.
Oregon's Dairy Methods
Approved by Neighbors
1 alilfii nia depai 1 uteiit of am 1
cnlitir.. dairy leaders and butter
scoreis last week voiced gener
ous praise of the improvement
lhat Oregon is makiim in ts but
ter, says A. W. .etgcr. chief of
the itreuon department's toods and
dairies division. Met ,'i;er headed
Ilhe men iron) the Hieuou depatt
meni who aiiended a joint voi'',,f
enie ami 'butter scoring si Ku
reVa hue in .May Th eCalitorninns
mud they had adopted the Oregon
id'ii for scoring butter.
Rain Forces New Spray
for Cherry Fruit Fly
j cnKV MJ.I-. .inn.- In. 1 M -I
Kaui has made a set ond spiny np-
piuatinn necessatv 10 comrtd the
tinii fimt tlv in Oregon -inbanls.
S C .leties. Onvou State college
entomnlotiet repoitod tod'iv.
(Hnwi'is .weie adK'ed one uddl
tioiril snrajiim w-nild niote't loyal
ii niM' clten ie- nn IfSs fn 1 1 her I a ill
nieiii-.-il l.a'e 1 iptnuu varieties
will n-'ed a tbii d iin-i pi -ob.ibIy a
liuni'i appliia'teii at --.n to 1"
poultry with us
lie
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Telephone 646
Status of Farmer
Given Bee Raiser
SAI.KM. Ore. June lo (TO
A m;iii who iiilscs bncs for a Hvinu
is actually a fanner, and is there
Tore entitled to use a truck in
hauling honey on an exempt farm
fr license, the attorney general has
tilled.
In 1)124 tlie attorney yenet al
tilled i hat an apiarist was not a
tanner, and therefore was not en
titled to such a privilege. J. ).
Mick If, diiector of the state depart
ment of agriculture, convinced the
mtorney general of bis error b;
citin statistlcH compiled at the
state roMepe slnwiiiK lhat bees
are largely responsible, tor pollina
tion fit crops valued at $m.St;s,7.'lv
The attorney Keneral wroto: "i
is. therefore, my opinion, based
np'iii siicb additional information,
rbat one wbo operates apiaries, al
ihotuth he does not actually ctilti
vnie the soil lor the production of
net it-ulhiral pi-oibicts. nevertheless
Iierforms an important and neceH
sar'L part of the production of KUch
pioducts by reason of the service
wnich he renders ihrouirh ptdlina
lion. and in consequence thereof
he Is a tanner."
More Trees Distributed
for Oregon Plantings
WASHINGTON, June lAI')
I dst ri but ion of forest planting
tock lo farmers and others in
Washington and Oregon increased
J.i per cent in r.)3!i over the pre
vious year.
The Failed States forest serv
ice, announcing the figures, said
I the total number of trees distri
buted in Washington was ln:(,7ni
j while In Oregon ihe number total-
d .Hil. HH. in Washington 25 per
! cent of tiie trees w ero used for
wood production and the remaind
er for field windbreaks while In
j Oreiton half went tor wood pro-
The Choice of Experience!
CALIFORNIA -PACIFIC UTILITIES CO,
duct ion and half fur windbreaks
and shelterbelts.
The species most in demand j
was black locust of which 2ti,in) ;
1. KM. .liol.-O.Mtn.! Ill U'ttutliMf l.lll '
and Co.oUM in Oremiti.
Incomes Assured
On Barley, Wheat
Itcgnrdlcs.': nf uncertain markets
due to troubled world conditions.
Orncon farmers who unw wlieftt
and barley will have assured in I
comes us a result of lltto Inderal'
loan prmiranis just announced.
Ihe state AAA otrice In (orval-
Is i';i'-e as an example a tvpicul
1'inalilla county rai nier who markets
his wheat In Pendleton. If ho has
omplied with the AAA farm pro
gram, he will he eligible Tor a (nun
of rS.fi cents a bushel on his No. 1
soft white wheat. In addition, he
may earn coiiPervutton ami parity
pnymt nts totaling 111 rents a hush
el on the normal yield of his acre
age allotment, if he has an av
erage yield, this means he will
have a gunniuieei! return of ap
proximately ?S cents a bushel foi
the wheat harvested this year. j
Fligible barley growers may bor
row :.ri cents a bushel for No. 1
m-aiu on ihe basis nf farm storage. :
Kales will be seven cents less If
(he barley Is slnred in warehouses, j
Interest rale a : per cent. j
Satin Moth Infestation
Controlled by Parasites
I
SAl.FM. Ore., June u, (C1M
Ca rasi les have completely cou
t rolled the satin moth infestation
of poplar trees in the state, C. A.
Cob', department of agriculture
horticulturist, reported here.
Cole said that Ihe forest teiii
caterpillars, widely prevalent this
year, would probably bo controlled
by parasites next year. A recent
survey of the Infested area showed
a heavy parasiliatlon of the tent
eaterpilla rs.
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10 Million Men to Fight
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WASHINGTON (ATI The (lead
end kids of the insect world are on
their annual rampage.
Policemen with hutf a dozen an
tisocial ragamuffins on their bents
have it soft compared to the fed
eral bureau of entomology, which
pot ices the whole country against
1.n titferent kind of thieving
bugs. And each species Is num
bered In billions.
Counting farmers, CCC workers
and federal experts, lO.iiitn.min men
Mill be in the Held against Insects
come July, when Ihe bugs really
cut loose against crops. Their an
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