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two KOSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, JUlV j2, 1946 News of farm life GRANGES COUNTY AGENTS REPORTS CROP NEWS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE NEWS Oregon Seed Crops In Wider Demand Oreis-in seed n rri worn are expect ed tu Ijo cnlled mi to hi ppty an In creased domestic demand for field and vrci'iabln seeds lor the next lew years al least, as a result or the Kuiopenn war, which has rut of! imiiiy ol tint normal sources nl supply. according ,i n recent stnt iin'iit (stated by Ihe 1'. S, depart incul or nurlt -tilt tin. Seeds ehlelly nlfected Include crimson clover, white clover, rye Krsa, nrchurd fniHH, ntil hairy vetch, all of which arc produced in tint Hi a It;. Oregon Ik a I ho expected to be,mu a iniijor production een ler for siinr beet seed, necnrdlnc to bust Information gathered by U.S.C. experiment station men. A by-product or this chaimed situation in regard to seed Is a ruling recent Iv iimde In regard (; tin federal seed iici. which will per mit iho Hale nt Ihis year's nop of Kentucky blupirnsH Hiid various Kinds of bent mass without Ihi' re quirement thin Ihey men Hie rcjtu hir kimhi ination '.mindards under the new federal peed fnw. It Is pointed out Hint both or these kinds ol rchhh Bend (io Ihtnucji a rest period Immcdhiioly aller hnr vesting. 1 1 1 1 1 ii which l hey show low (iennlnaiion In standard tcsls even though Hiey will have high germination Icier. Hy suspending the rules for eight weeks it will per- I mil the sale of the ho grass seeds or the (ii ri nil crop Tor use iIiIk lalt, as call y-'iver sued Irom VXSti Is below normal In some areas. tirbdd Breasted Turkeys Orl Display at St. Louis ST. LOriT. MO., July 22.i(AlM -Ml- unit Mr. 1 L. jHenelee or Yamhill, -Ore., nre here to exhibit their broud-foiens'livL ftronio tur keys ril Hie 24th annual convention and exposition Jr Hie .liUr-i national Itaby Chhli UHMRlrttlnn. i Reese X, Micks,. IIICA executive seerelary. estimated that 2ii,mn person? -will see ihe Menetce tui keys during (hp four day exposition which Htm led today. Permit to Use Special . , 4 Prune Container Given the stutjLV dPrhne'n. or nmhnl hirutitH iiioitthjdii'W an. tinier ex ; lenflfiiu pcrmlasinn Tor use of a J'leevnl 2S-poiind ipyi.'tmhl lyiptalner , :or prunes. Tim cnnininer mm it r Junes lo 5 Inches deep. inches "I'm hiiii in i-n Niuiiun mii. tiii in Hide mcnsilremPUlB. . .... 1 iimhI to I)f1 labul on tho 911 h ice t ot Suntfay driv ing. My wile Used to almtiNt blast to Rci ltic in the I lis Imnn-rh inonlh and out onto tho liRhway. Hut no morel l"v fuuud a tritk! V " It'l thti itort out on Iho main highway and turn al tho flrit unfamiliar road you torn to Ihtn drlvo along II till you com lo anothor unfamiliar road onH try that onet You mill- wind lip III iDllll' o u u's west loity, or in tho liiru;iy o! u ranch hou.se. 11 it I u hat do vmi i.uJ Tiio kiik i in newt lUlUHlg llt'Xl! knowing wlut's You'll bo turprliod to find what advonluro you'll havo. I'vo found wholo toctiom of country that I novor droamod oxittod. I'vo found btotiomt, dotorttd houiot, and onco, ovon a ghoit school housa with an arithmetic lotion ttlll un-raiod on tho molding blackboard. W hat I'm moU'iih at (s Jnt jump ill the i.it and let Yr find lier nun way. Tii'tend Jouun't tt'dd the read mchs. Incidentally, you'll prob ably find that II will be ovon morn fun if you bio 76 eaiollno, bo- cauio 76 hat d wOy of koiplng your onglno purring along a imoothly you'll forgot that you havo an onglno. Jut hfHMusr Ttl i ip tally dp ntfttpd lor Tialli''. don't think yon liae to tav in tin- limit f it, Tlicrp's VM itemctit. time's Adfiiture ond iomM even romaner. jut omi th.it lull owr Oicip go see il I'm not iigid! UNION OIL COMPANY S S ! ii by JOHN CLINTON f OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoople I'LL SA.V THE Wf HAW.' INCORRECT, MV GOOD Mf.M.' SINCE W HE'D WEIGH , I COLOMEL WEIGHS j( MV RETIREMENT AS HEAVVWEIGHT A LOT MORE 1 b 2.00 LEMME GR AECO -ROM AM WRESTLING CHAMPOlsu& tMAM THAT,! (SEE - 200 AkjdJ I HAVE CONSISTENTLY, WITHOUT THE BUT GAS IS k HMM in SLIGHTEST VARIATION, TIPPED THE GCALESJO LISHTER (24-8 POUNDS ) S AT 2t0 POUMDS -MY MUSCULAR. J" ' (jWAM 5 Puvcirantr Al UIAVC mici cine OT! r- ci - 1 Mechanized "Scarecrow" Sound1; Off I t' t' H f4i fiJr;Hi - i ? .... V y L ' -n The mrchniUcd senrremw moves to Cnlllomta s farming fields with thU ttnenn rtinlrp lnvcntPrt by J Day. Salhm.s innchcr. The cans. siidpemU'd by slrhiR.s Irom n icuil:i(, ti-obar iclie;'t raji ol th? fim. clank when they touch one unotrxr ond ;uc cilei'tivc fn kicpinj cwvt and oilier buds linm Uaj s licld. News of 4-H 1$ CLUBS l'oiir-U ellib llveHloi It mniiinern are iKtiinc up now tor the three liveslotk .miUiiiK tours, The lltsl ol these toura Is known as ihe Wiliatneitc tour and will he taken to lame and I. Inn enmities. The n-tlsiiatton tor this closes Thurs day oeniiiK ol Ibis week. So tar two hots haw sidled up tor this. Iienn Kt.kes and .lean relieipitll aie Ihe HrM luo to smtl lor Ihls iniir ThcHi aie cii;lit hoys signed ii j lor Hie Coos coimiy tour, which will licirm S-ntdav. Amrust I. This urtuip lie holes: 'U lor S eai tnten, Ted and Carl Sehaltrnkerk. Hiowntc Itmwn. Alhcrl Sn;ti ttlsun, William It tit. n. Arthur Matttetl and .:'ames Itayuci. I'or the hod tour, uhiih toes to southern Uteuon and the north etu lip r t'alitornla and hepins Ve.lnesda. August 7, iheiol1ow mi; hae niiiiu-d up: Uay lioernei'. I ieoi ue Mat sh. I ion Hi -urn bach. Dean Kowd, .)ie Ituell. Uvid lMi: ers. ('hue Metedllh. Nell Tahnlt and !hk Woods. ltej;istiatton tu both (lie Cons and southern t t e noii lours pimIh Aupust 1. due of the older i ll i luh who expects to enter the senlor htue economics contrt is Ivtiuicc I lav in ol Slllheiliu. Ktltllce. Htcnid 1UK lo Ihe record kept in Itie coun ty dull apeitt s otltte. !IijI sOnrted t il i lub woih in 1 wt uhhli tone nhe iMirti-il n ilolhilie prolect. She I). is been ellloHed 'ery year suoe met new bus a total of pvett Mliy project. completed. Kmii' e ha attmU'd sunniiPi -rhuol itt ConallU tM p, va chos- COPR. 190 Jen as Ihe Motrins Nallotiat hank j representative to Uo l'actllc luler j national l.hesiock exposition (n ! I!:!, and has hern selected In rep .recent liounias county at the (Irn i son Slate lalr this ear. Duitui; I the past luo years Klintce has. with another older Kill, led a l-H club ol' younger members. Ouriug thpsp pIpvpii years con liinmus (-in)) membership Miss ia vis has iiinted projects in clotli iim. home cookitiK. camp cookery, camp cookery, cauninn. honteinak itn;. hen lib. market iim. chickptis, I ni keys, sheep, loreslry and Chum pheasanls. In order to set proper i! rounds Work In sewiut. she car tied the first division of clothins tour tlllleielit eais. Il is Ppe( ted that Kunice will Ktp a puod ac count oi herselt in this year's sen iot home economics contest at the slate Iir. Kunice's brother. ConnoU. has b'-en m club wink for the same length ot lime ami has cotnpleled i hit iy nine projei is. which pives the Ma is ratuily the -M lautlly n'coid in Potubis cotmiy. Accoidiim lo a letter lecehed fnun llandd Mair. necretary ot the tillde Livestock (luh. the club has one more meet lap to hold bet of the ai lous projects ate completed This meetlnc will be held preecr inc the (Hide fair In order to com plete plans tor sbouinp their stock. The group has Invited County Club .Uent lit il Inn to meet M:h them and to join with them in a swontnins party follow lap ih'.' llieelluy, THIS COUPON good for a Root Beer Free on Tuesday. July 23rd. at SULLY'S DRIVE-IN BiU 9. Mfpite-a St. IT DOWM AMD LIGHT MAJOR 8T NC 5CBVICC. IWC T M BrC. U. 6. fMT Off CoYer Crop Seed ; Moving to Dixie I'resh from harvest In Ihe Wil I'lmelte vallev, a carload ol Aus trian w lnler Held pea seed was on Its way last week to Somniervtlle. lenn., represenlin tho rirsl over crop seed purchased in . Oregon this year by iho tedernl Kovernment hf its cover crop expansion pro Kram. Tile peas tested its per cent purliy and !m per cent jiormlnatinn. thus ()unlityine Tor top price of It cents ,a pound. ' I ndr the AAA plan, the 'ledvrul move i anient is oiforinn 3 cfjnts a pound lor llrst quality winter field peas and 7 cents a pound for lOpI (until, hairy vetch sued. This Rtmrantceil prleo has Riven Oregon growers I he incentive to expand acn-imo ot Ihe crops to an pslltnated 70, "nil acres of tield peas, and rn..( dun acres or hairy vetch. They urn under no obligation to sell to tint government, inn' may sell on recu-t lnr markets If prices ntl'cre.d aro' higher Hum those quoted bv the wk. i Seed tuirchaspd by the AAA will ho dislrihulcd in the deep south under the grant of aid plan. This means that farmers who have earn ed agricultural conservation pay ineiiif can receive cover crop seed and have Hip cost deducted from .their payments. Cover crops am being encouraged In the south to prevent erosion on cotton lands. Loan Fund to Aid Tenants To Buy Farms Allotted U'ASllINtiTO N .July -2. (A PI -The fa i m security administration announces allotments of Jan.uiMl. nun tor loans to be made to tenants duilii't Ihls fiscal year for the pur chase ol la) ms. The distribution of funds was based upon farm population and the prevalence of tenancy In the stales. Tho administration esti mated about !.rtnn farm tenants, shaiecroppers and farm laborers would pnichase raims under the new program. Loans Will bp made In canities designated by the secretary of agri culture upon recommendations made by voluntary state farm su nnily advisory committees. In all. l.wni counties were designated. Among the allocatims by states. the approximate number of loans lo: he made In each state, and the number ol designated counties in' the stale, was Oregon l!M.s?.:: "I NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Notice Is hereby given Hint on the second Monday In August, be-. Ing August 1-, Ihe loard of Kquall-, nation will coinene tn Ihe Asses ror's of rh p In the Court House in Rosehurg, Douglas County, Oregon, for the puiposp of examining tin Assessment Roll and correcting all errors In valuation, descrip tion and quality ot land, lots and other ptoperty assessed hy the as-; sessor and It shall be the duty of , persons interp.ued to appear at that time lind place appointed. p rton hki.i.iwkll I Adv. 1 County Assessor. H. C. STEARNS Funeral Director Llcenied Lady Aulitant Phone 472 Oakland, one. Any DltUnee, Any Tlmt Cur lervlce I, for -ALL, and meet, EVIRY ne&D Advice Offered Oh Peach Rot Control I'mch grower will find sulphur dust or wottuble diilphiir effective in controlling urown rot tn tnelr orchard!, not only while the fruit In maturing Inn alter It In harvest er! Sllftu-nru nf l-i.l t.n..lr ....... I... xiected to iuurease the Iiikscs from brown rot unless protective measures are taken, according to J. Holanrl Parker, county agricul tural agent. Sulphur dust or wettubic sulphur should he applied two or three weeks before harvest, or nt any time when there Is danger from in fection from brown rot due to rains or high humidity. Liquid lime sulphur or dry lime sulphur sprays should not he used as these apraya fire caustic and will cause severe burn to foliage anil trult. Tho use of wettable sulphur sprays anil sulphur dust apparent ly helps to control the 12-spotled cucumber beetle, which has been doing serious damage to peaches as they reach nialuiily. The beetle eals into the blossom end or the peach when It begins to ripen, de slrdylng the mm ror market use. Azalea Grange Has Interesting Meet AZALKA. July 22. Korty iiimn hers wore present at the regular grange mepting Monday bight, tle'iio Oilhnm was Installed as Klora, in nlace of Opal Eastman, who has moved away. It was also decided that each member would donate 25 cents towards the Kert Cross fund The lecturer. Mrs Cora Hogim. presented an interesting; program, as follows: Song by the group, led by Doris 'Fair, accompanied by Floyd Ames at the piano; 'guitar so'. by Charles Pope, Jr.; group of songs by tho plrls' chorus: gui tar solo. Curtis Xlchols; solo by J;orfs Fair; harmonica edo by l'orotit Tanner: guitar solo, Floyd Ames. Several selections by the group closed the program. Hetrpahments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tripp and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon (iadecke. ODDITIES (Ily the Associated Press) Pane on the Neck T.OS ANTJKI-KS Forty enses' or plain glass toppled over Merle Itrowne, 25-year-old paint store em ploye. Miraculously, the cases formed n cave over his body and he escaped without a cut. Double Theme Song KANSAS CITY Orant F.ge. mu sic store manager, received this let ter and a money order from an Iowa farmer: "Please send nie phonograph records of 'Cod Mless America' and Let the Rest of the World Go Ily.' That's how 1 feel about things." Around the County Days Creek Mr, and Mrs. Karl Sumner and daughter. Donna, were attending to business mailers In Kosebtirg Friday. While there Mrs. Sumner and iHinna, enjoyed "Twenty Mule Team" at the Indian theatre. Jack Ilicgins and his son. George, were business visitors In Hospburg Thursday. ltoy Ily id recently purchased the Chevrolet formerly owned by Hriiee Hitter. It. IL lioy.l and Mill Mills, who are employed in constructing a new rire guard house at the South rmpiiua falls spent the Week-end at their respective homes. Mrs. Alva Matthews and her son. Maurice, returned Tuesday morning from southern California where they had been for the past ten days. While gone they went as far south as Tin .luaiia. Thev abo lsited Mrs. Matthews tds- whose home is at Inglewood We how have room for New Crop Grain. Before you sell bring in your samples. Turkey Grow $2.1 0 per 1 00 lbs. Plain Egg Mash . . .$1.90 per 100 lbs. Rolled Barley . ... .$1.00 per 75 lbs. O.K. Chop $1.00 per 80 lbs. Douglas Co, Flour Mill a well as another sister who lives in Han Franclaco. Miss Jean Ferguson of Rose burg in enjoying her vacation at the home or her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson. Miss Fergu son Is employed at the telephone exchange in Roseburg.' Jay Wright and bis sons, Harry and Isaac, attended to business matters in Itoseburg on Satur day. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hill took Mr. Hill's mother, Mrs. W. fi. Hill, to Dixonville Thursday. She will spend several weeks there nt the home of her daughter, Mrs. 0. C. Rrown. Among those attending the showing of "Twenty Mule Team" at the Indian in Roseburg Satur day wert? Mr. ami Mrs. Gordon Clair-. Mr. and Mrs., J. D. Wright, Mr. ond Mrs. Clay Plain and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Michaels. Week-end visitors ut the Dan ("Join home included Mrs. Giin's bio'her and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dodson, ami their family of Boise, Idaho. They left eariy in the week for Seattle, Mrs. Goln accompanying them. Site Planned to visit her father, who is II at a Seattle hospital. 1 here were numerous poonle t'iom this vicinity transacting bii. -In ess in Canyonvllle Saturday. Among them were Mr. and Mr.. .Pick Caulke and son. Richard. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Welch and family. Mr. mid Mrs. c. M. Hill and daughters, Caroline and Patty, Lyl Spore, Miss Nettle Moore, T. L. Weaver and Wade Worth- inr ion. The Onutke baling outfit which has f.pMi operating In the Tingle Point vicinity has returned here. Mr. i ml Mrs. C. C. I III wore h:is ness visitors In Roseburg Vedhesdny morning, lin route home in the afternoon they h top- id at ( anyonville to attend the fnneia' for Arnold Hash. Othe.-s attending from here included Mrs. T. L. Weaver, R. A. Moore and liar! Sumner. . R. K. McFall And his sou, Nell. of Camas Valley were callers ft the Archie Ferguson home Tnes- lay. 1 hey received delivery or one hundred and fifty friers while ti.ttrp. Karl Sumner recently enjoyed a i visit fiom his sisters. Mrs. Wal- ' ter Phllhaur, of San Francisco. I Mrs. Rav Patrick ol Trncv. Ca il.. ' and Mrs. Carl Huschman of Seat tie. Mrs. Huschman came the day after the Fourth and while he:;? she and Mr. and Mrs. Sumner ami their daughter, Donna, made a trip to the. upper Cow creek conn try w here siie made her ' home about ' twpnty-i'ive years go. On Mimmy they joined the rest of their brothers am! sislprs for a rcuniun at the Jess Sumner home at 11 timer. It was the first time in nnr1y thirty years (hat all the bi. tliers and sisters had been io- j i her. On the following Wednes day Mr. and Mrs. Phllhaur and ; th -ir s-ons. Walter. Jr., and Gerald, j ;.nd Mrs. Patrick and htr daugn- I tf r. Pauline, came Irom Dillard vheie they had been visiting. They stayed until Friday when ! they let! for their homes. Wed-m-yday afternoon Mr. and M,. Sumner, Mr. and Mrs. Phllhaur j and Mrs. Patrick WPtit to Unite Frili. lo visit a cousin, Mrs. Floyd l.'ndsay. j t onsiderahle building actlv;L; in evidence at present at the South Pmpqua Falls CCC c nnn tear Tiller. A large new stimdy buMding Is being const ructed. It I be approximately the size ni the building now used tor storing supplies and will house all army supplies such as clothing, etc. The uiiuiing beimf vacated will be us- -i ns a recreation hall. Thei'3 !p a' so an addition being madp lo ihe igu shop. There will bp since for the storing or lumber as well us lo: a wash rack for trucks. The CHIalau bridge across Klk crek a lmri tlisiance above the Toler tanker station has been complied and will be of great bene t in cisc of fire in thai vicinity. Ai the 'osr of the last enlistment period l:iity thrpe men left camp lo el- other hues ol vii!l:. They are being replaced by men now en rolling. Attention D. A. V. Installation of officers, 8 p. hi., Tuesday. July 2Ii. Armory. De partment Commander Floyd Dover, will bp present. All mem bers and former members urged to attend. Relreshments, NEW RAIN Food Processing Bulletin Issued 1 Probably no publication at Ore gon State college is more in de mand at this time of the year than ihe hullelin on "Home Food Pres ervation." which includes instruc tions on canning, drying, sailing, smoking and storing various kinds of food products. For the second time this publica tion has heen revised and brought up to date, and now the "third edi tion" Is off the press ami ready for free distrlhtylnn to Oregon citizens. Many authorities nt the college have cooperated In the preparation cf the bulletin, which has Lucy A. Case, extension specialist in nutri tion, as the principal autb.oi. "In this bulletin win have tried to give details and schedules which will bring succes:dul results if carefully followed, ' says Miss Case. "Flnnl succ?Sft, however, will depend upon painstaking i are in following each step. This is parti cularly true with respect to pro cessing tcmperatiiro.i. It it. Import ant that the tenitKraturs prescrib ed be high enough so that foods are adequately processed In the required time." The bulletin Includes directions for canning vegetables, fish, ami meat. Processes described Include hot water bath, pressure cooker, and open kettle methods. One sec tion deals with drying fruits and vegetables, another with curing, and one with miscellaneous meth ods, such as storing vegetables. A handy tabulated list gives a quick reference table for canning vege tables, fruit, meats, poultry ami fish. "The preservation of surplus products at home for family use or exchange make possible a va riety in diet and reduces (be cosi CHEAP OR ECONOMICAL? Caterpillar Diesel tractors are not cheap tractors but they are ECO NOMICAL tractors. (5"beH cent more efficiency cent less cost.) '. ', ' ' . .. "SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY" DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSEBURG, OREGON Tourist Fares to San Francisco World's Fair! See how little it costs to TRAVEL WHILE YOU SLEEP! Southern Pacific cuts tourist fares to San Francisco! Now J-ou can travel uhile you sleep for very little money. Enjoy fast overnight Service in a comfortable, air-cooled tounst Pullman. Arrive San Francisco next morning rested and ready for work or play. Here's all it costs: TO SAN FRANCISCO R,umllrip New Tourist Rail Faro $18.60 Tourisf lower berth 4,80 Coach tare 14.95 Southern Pacific J. E. CLARK, AGENT PHONE 11 of living for many families," Miss Case points out. "Ily the use of home grown garden vegetables dtir. ing many months of the year, and an adequate supply of proserved foods lor other seasons of the year, it fs possible for the average family to be supplied adequately with vitamins and other essential food elements with u minimum outlay of cash." The new edition. Kxtension Ibil. I lei in No. 512, may be hod from any l7 .-Ktrumoii uincc. or uirccL from the college. Strange Insect Attacks Peaches, Filbert, Hops C.KRVAIS July 22. (AP) An u n recog n I zed , w I n k ed I msec t lias wrought extensive damago lh peach and filbert orchards and hop yards, Mission bottom farmers com plained. Holes drilled lo the seed have made large quantities of peaches unfit for marketing. Growers said spraying ami dusitng had not pre vented loss of leaves on filbert trees and li.op vines. Rice & Meyers Sheet-Metal Works Sheet Metal Work Tailored to the Job ' 627 N. Jackson St. Phone S20U Floor Sanding and ReFinishing CHAS. KEEVER Phone 651-J Phone 128 Temporary address R. F. D., Oakland, Oregon is equal to 15 per
