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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1940. News of farm Life GRANGES COUNTY AGENTS REPORTS CROP NEWS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE NEWS , ri Put Finest Birds On Display, Urge Retention of Northwest Show In Douglas County Rests With Turkey Growers. "It In up to (ho turkey raisers of DmiuhiH run my in keep the Northwestern Turkey show, the litKvnt in the world. In Uoimlas county." K. ( Nouns. iiiii!iiK'r. said toddy. "IloiibllcitH there will ho determined efforts to move the HilOW to I III' llOlltl lllailielte V.il- hy. If our entries should drop in iinmbe.x. Last year we had n tu tu J number of entiles r ;il. "I iim asking turkey breeders ii nd tint k nv.iii'in (o mark or pick out their finest birds, heloje they kill ami save I linn to show at the Turkey show. They may outer three ilepiirimeiiis. the I :i ndai 1 breeders, the ulillly ' breeders (live fii'iifH Judued hy eonfmmu tioit only, niifl I lie dressed do ' p.'ii tim-nt. "U'e will have many out of Hate, eulrieV ,anil many iiioih out of rouuly one." Air. Voting con tinue I. "Hut nfior all Ik said and done e must depend on Mm lunu las county lurkcy raisers lor Hie larger number of tho film birds, our show ha a wonderful icpula lion tor display uud (iinlity. "f a! no want to call attention In special I 'oimlas county pit e money. If ymi will ei.l j- jv- or mnrt' bird, you can't possibly Ju.-ir-and stand excellent chances o: niakln: a rood w in. "Our i filaloK w ill noon be out. It in Illustrated this year, and y.m may want In Keep It as a sou venir." c-u...jlv a ii-: b..,vyVw wy . . w. . win. j MICI.IiCSK. Oft. Jv- The n-Kll lar meeting nl the .Mi-lr (ISO I i A was,. held ( hienday efiiliir, Oc lolier 211. nl the Mi'ii'o.fe unitize hall. A tier t In business meet im; I he Ui em hem and hum.Is t'lij iyed II Kiicial hour. Present wi ;: Itciiy .In Nelun tVaynn Nelson. Mar lot y Ta lor. (lobelia Taylor, liitth .Matthews. Calvin t'onn, Hoy Itecki-r. Ivan Matthews. I bat lene Stai U. l-unice ('rati, Maine Alatibews, .luuior Khione. Helen Johnson. Wayne ('rail, liny I oerncr, Ted TJ min ium). Vu.hiV timstck. l.illl.iii .Mai thpwj. and Law mice est. I: THE SPRTOF by JOHN CUNTON WYH. the M tfZ t II i s p a n o -V ' t A--9m I'lvmmilli, niv "ViJrrfD, l.ivenle tnHv '- CTl Ql3 lred h is just ictnrnitl tr.nn the liotpita' with b i r wheels (dl lined up. her hr.il.es icliucd, a ml I luaml new lne .toiiu ( lliainpintis mrled around Jicr wheels. Aller 25.1101) miles, 1 took Vr in lor a clu-ik-up. Wai that all she neodod? Yopl At you may hav gatharod from fboia daiod columns of mlno I uio 76 and Triton. And whllo that may bo no newi (loth to you hare's something you might bo Interotted In. They Inok the )l! oil the motor tochci k t It e cat bun content, to .see the lilies, et , etc. And .she didn't noeil new nuy-i. ami she didn't need even a .iKc cimdt h.J Well, the IhNp.uio-riMiioutli is a jinl ear-imne'sa M'l. lint-c en the mivh.mie b.id to admit th.it Triton w.i.s largely lesjmnsible. For nftcr Mrs. Clinton got her back at Dufrolt and drove her lovingly out to tho coast, she's had nothing In her crankcaso (the Plymouth, not Mrs. C.) but Triton 30 and In the summer, Triton 301 And there's never been a ping In the whole 23 thousand miles. Von could iK not hit n; better (or your own lmiiy than tii mi id b over to Triton. It tonus m little e.irbou itelt. that it allows your motor to reduce old carbon left ly oth.r oils. Of course if your tar's nowr h.ul anything but Triton in it ( t.s in my ease) why ou just don't liave any cntbou trouble. So. try Triton will you? Tell em Clinton sent you in and sec for yourself. UNION OIL COMPANY C7X JO Going 'Whole -1 1 i --1 l.ljilil A?iiln" n the iiiinif. lint Iii-'h heavy lievcltlielean. tills 'enil ami sl.'iSl.imu.iMiil; tlati-y pin hilj I'ollllKl Chin, I purker, helleveil In l. III., III H llirel. lie's it I I 1M 1 1 Sl.M2ll.imM.- , , . , . ... ... Imiim, and ponltry and euH $rH.- I.im Aiiki'Ii-h I. real eleni l.lvi-.a.ak show. Men with .Marjnne at- j ',, jr, .i,n.Miiii.MHM. hoii. :iinl he m-litliK Hal iuiiiiiiIk. j The deiailnienf.H report on farm Inroine by nlates I'm' August Regulations For Draftees Issued Procedure for Inducting Men Info Army Sot Forth by Presidcnt Roosevelt. HASIIINCTON. Oit. :;. (AP) -I'lesidelil Woiiexell has pieMilhcd remilatiftns tor Indm I Inn di nt lees into the army, allowing eery man selected lor military t lain Inn at leasl live days in which lo settle bis a I lairs before hciuu Inducted. The remilal Ions, last ol sl vol iiiiM S pii'scrilied lor Ibe operaifoii ol the ilru!t, retjulre nrmv eorp.s 1 iiniuiamiet'M lo uive the pivniiiiis of the ii. vetal :dales ;;I least 21 ihiyn" null if the Milliliter m men Ulm Mill he ealled lllipn enrll Mlate (in varlnlls ilales. (leiH-tally. the I foilli Ibis piofediin e'iilal ions set lor imlui I nm traiueea: t The national selective sei vh .. " I rector will not if y ea Ii hovim nor periodica II v of the di al) quotas. ciedils and deldls. ol his stale and I f Ibe number of men to be 1 1 1 II M s Iti -i 1 by llle slate. I lie i;oi'i nois w Hi j distribute ihose ipiolas atnoim t hi- local dial! board in those stales. At ler 1 lie uovei not s have been ; llOtilied Ol the number ol meil ; called at aiious limes troin e:o ii ! j-1 tlu-y will Rstie a call lo local , bojiid:. lor their shal l' of I lie men lo he inducted. ! The loiiil ho.ll'b; will selei 1 llieii : to till Hie i .ill in the onlei in whit h ! itu-ir ilialt numliers are drawn in the miiioiial lottery here mt Tttes- ! day. Men ulio hae olUleeted tor : immediate llldlli turn will be tailed 'lira, wiihiml repaid to the order I Ull Mill"! S. No e:;isiiin1 will be , called w bile an appcul from bis jtlialt ( lasilicallotl is peiidilli:. ' l-'or each Kroup ol selectees, the local boaitts will apionit a baader 1 and a--ost,uit b-adeis who have j aniiiotitv lo deliver ibe moup to an I army induction station and to ban ELECT CLIFF THORNTON tlEPUBLICAN Sheriff For Douglas County "Honest, Economical, Efficient Sorvictt" j I True, unquestioned patriotism 1 must bo the first quality of any! deoufv I aoDoint acpury t appotnT. 1 f.U.i i ' ' ' ! M-llli tl! I I i x r -"j" ,","3 't ' ! J --1 Hog at L. A. Show j t die all I runspoi tat ion, IoimI and IoiIkIiik tickets furnished to the moup. Army men will meet Ibe se lei tees upon their arrival at the in duction sintloji. Kaeh lociil boatd will post a list of men selected lor induction and furnish a copy to local newspapers. Any selected man who Is so far from his local board thai It would be a hardship lor him In report for deli ve: y to an induction slat ion may no lo Hut nearest board, not bis own, and ask to be sent to the station. Abolition Peril Faces Free Press Will TK Sl l.l'lll'lt SI'IIINCS. W. a.. Oct. I.'?. f A Pi- leni Ke Pnt- lets illlnr III llle Tiileiln llhlile. 11 latins the Alneriran pllhlie "Is lie- hiK condilioncd to accept the abu- litutu" ol a tree press. AddresMiiii the National Adver- liters' association convention lust ....L I... .,i,l ,...1, I.I reiuoie "our l ight as newspapers lo print news ithout dislorllou and our 1 1 k I to lomnieiil on tht iii-ws our liuhl In tali- Miles mill i 1 Knm will furry 11 fiinip i-imK-In In' viuil.inl In inn- Willi -hhiliipKH fry 1'l'n.li'fl. .Mi'lnbf mlilp r 111.' lur l In pirsi'iviiliun nl t lit Anifil-1 f1"1' fimlnln ol' Mill llnyi'i-n pifsl uax jilent. I.luyil Thornlon '(i'i'-prfsl(Ii'iit. II" uiufil li-l.-Ci t.-s In inula' H r Kiiiiiiff Miii-i-Ik fi-rrni-y itml lliirrv miiifil sliinil iikiiIiisi -1111111111111 ,.if ! Ilinl. Wiiyni- Ki-rrill. Hoy Smllll. inlfn" aiiiiniK "mi iL'ii, ii iii.l liurcnu-: Uiiyiiinnil Niii-rls. Mini Walker. Ivan eia thai day hv day lays down a harru co in a desperale effort to inaKe lis teire.it Inwanl an equuli luriiiii dest itnl ion." I test met ion ot a tree press is llle "lirsl and essen tial step" in such a lampaiMii, he added. I'aileisoii asserted that "bureau- nils ' were "tryuic lo plant the seeds ol suspicion and distrust in lie minds ol news taper readers, sn thai il or when the lime comes, i bey will be justified in lakinu over ami d esl roy i ii n , ruber by regimen-; laiion or economic pressuie, frees tie W spa pel's. I lie .-all ei retai v (i llle In ennr llaiobl b kes and Senator Sherman Minimi ( It . hid. i uiTO amotiH such " Im rea in 1 1 at s," I le com billed : i be public is bcim- conditioned to accent the abolition ,,t u,nr riuhf 1 as niamiia. tnreis uud advertisers lo etieai:e in haleer businesses I ou please and to say u Iml yon will. ' within Ibe bounds of mimon lion-1 ( ty. about the prodiu-ts von uiaUe." i Umpqua Jetty Job To Cost $600,000 PlUiTI.VNH net. -v lie- "leiiiHimn o the mnth jettv at the mouth of ibe I mp,ii;i riser. I which the 1'niied States eiiKineers contemplate slaitiuu Him mil. wiu.inrir leaner, iiuro Sanson, tins hnotint piirrhasinR hoard mny be I ..e .me ei the lamer se;ional con . rvenhu to enjoy duck dinner. , tntortued as to the number of) -ot ner mn johs alonu i he t h eKon ; '"ounty t'lub Acent K. A. Itrittou horse available in hooplas "ill bp present with the roup. A i(ounty. " ' ' V ai inns i-elrard hist we ; livestock eluh nieetintf will be held All horses ottered for sale ill w itb the atttiouneemeni thai bids . imnirduuely followinK ibe dinner. . have to he htoiitiht to llosebur i will be opened in rorthind Novem-, s,,, ., rtesittnated lime and shown' oet 1.1 indicated that the work will iv.uulas counly motion pictures under saddle The army desires j ,om s'KiMi.oon or moie at curtenl 'w ill be shown to the Men's Ninety. : mmut saddle horses weighiiiK H"M ; 1"',''s' mine elnb In the Christian ehiireh.to loe pounds. I the uiok indes the const rile- r;, ,iv tomorrow evening, and then i I r,on U','t "f t'i'",tti,. at !i:. tomorrow evenhiir. to mem- I I'' ,t,," y i,l:,tl' j 'ti tens 't i-ttv stone and ileo u I'U anb- of cement concrete. The eonci-ete will be n-eil for eon slniilion ot a ci'in rete hreaKwaier and tejmfn.tl. About tVum eahit Nards ot ei.-stinu J"tty slene will lie excavated lor Ho- 'miual. i Nipped, Flipped, Skipped ('M.AIIOM A IMTV Uelec'iw Nathan linker N lonkiiiK for bi m i t 1 1 u 1 1 - and the man who wore 1 lo m. u" lMt ,hr "ippers on a bmlary -usi-eti. I he man Hipped u baud- i.enhici under Hakeisiar. lleliev- I n u it t ouuiliied jewelry, llakei jl.ll:,leil out to pick it up. i ue ,.. j.(.r ii-'ppwi inn iue OtiU'i loo I . Farm Income to Be Highest Since '29 wasiii(;ton. o.t. 2x. (.i The aitrtcultute ilcpai'Uii'Mit pre dicted I tni I tarmerg, for too rst lime Mince IWJU. would receive thin year a ton I cash incoina ol' at lenM !l.uoii,uiiu.euii. Sm h an income would compare with $K,.rl k.!mmi.(mk reported for Vj:U and Sll.22l.uiio.itfM for The department said favoiible weather conditions thlH fall had hooHietl produi-tlon and that con- si ireutly pro;ipci tlvo inarketlUK-i were now larger than Heemed probable August uhen the it lu e.Htimaie ot tcitiil cash income was $K.H(Hl,lMtO.UM(t. The department said Hip cuh I arm income, including kovpi-ii-nielli payi:ipits. loialed $6,175.00(1, mh'i tin- the first nine moiitho of I his year compared with .1"i.7f I.- i aim. t in the saiue period itt j year, (iovernmenl paytmuits were reported at Sf I2.ihiu.oimi mmpnrt'd ilh 'i.iV;.uiin.tHM( n year a so. The incor;n- by pioductn this year and last, respectively, included: Oi aim. $7KT."iio. i and S(;.ri".- iMiii.intit; col toil and cottonseed $M'2,(UMt.iMin and $ 2 5 u . uiiu.uimi; liuits $:'!:'. on. nun ;inl 27r,uou.MUM; fur last year anil thin respective- ly. tneluileil: Washhifitmi $1 S:i.nnn and l I.IxS.miiii; OieKon M.2'i:t.Miin and J1m.7IH.ihim; Cull fornia f.i I.Buk.iiiih and JaK.l21.iMiM. Newsof4-H O CLUBS Nine flrls o tltv Nonpareil atdiool oraiiied a elolhiiifi club laul week. Four of these Kirls will carry the lirsl division clolhiim, and the other rive will carry the second division. Mrs. Krances ( iirrit;in will lead the uroiip ibnumii the twii projetls. Hetty Jean Witcher wim elected president, Norma Thornton vice president, and (ienevieve Smith secretary, other members are June ('order, Ks ther Itarron, J'earl Ibu ron. Iiarlene Norris. Pauline Ury ant and Virginia Norris. Another club lor twelve boys was organized at the Nonpareil school with Mrs. June Qitimby as leader. : Nurr ;-,...r I lih,l,v Ai-lli,.,- l:n-i.; ' ; sun .-mil Itaiid Smith At Hie lny school, near I'mpipia. Miss Iteulah Toilil. teaciter, Is lead ing a group of four girls ill the cookery one project. These girls iiie.lune Mi-Call. Carol Kllisnn. l.ura Mell Henry and Shirley l'ickes. Miss Toilil also organized five liuys of Hie school lor -i home wood working proicct. This rial) is com- posed of I loll l'ickes. Ilillie Kllisnn. Ilillie II, ill, I. Karl llunhcll nml orge Wcseinan. i An '0"dlnieiit for a health eluli i hi,s m'''n i'eived from the Fair Oaks sihool. east of Sutherllti. There are eiuht members in this , hh- I'nrood Kose was elected presuient. t lesson i olenian vice-1 president. Petty Sleuer secretary, Miss .losie Carlson, teacher of the sduad. is leader, i livestock dub has been oriruniz- i 'd at i 'alia ban w it h se en mom- , tiers p. . Cnry s leader of the ' i bib. Members nt the club nml their projects are Clenii S. Ilailgb , man, beet": Maixarel Seely. milk ind mohair yoats : Kvelvn Hall. itimhalr i:oat: l-higeue Hall, mohair iront; I.eland Mall, sheep: i;ieun C. W ood, sheep, and Hl hard A. Wood. -"heep. 'rm' livestock members of loii ,,r( meeMiiK at the home of l.ers of the Snnnvdnle uratme at the nesday evennu. the piclutes will! be shown at a s. booi proemtu in j Klkton. Tbese td lures are shown w herewr there m interest and work i in til club woik. tin net Monday evening the U- tines will be shown lo members nf ibe l;we IV T ,. whii h program j will bctin at v o'clock. Edenbower -l-H Club New prevident and I'acii ie coast ai ea M'.v I'atiiciM t'alkml '. h ad told interviewers that "the an 'Hi loudav nf la-t week, the toinobile industiy knows how to yiiN elnb in clothimr II and IVioianiie mass production. We can ind itb Mrs. Calkins, the leader. ' m' our men. our brains ami our The name of "Slip Stitchers" was ! enaineers. though we will have to decided ni'on. Tw i toiumiiters were j develop new machinery lor the dc I appointed, one on vefieshmeut. ' tense program." ittmposeti ot' Thelma Cmliam, chair-; He added that the industry could '".in. .ind 1'airn'u '"alkoi, lietlx ' 'wml'i; all the d.Ien.-e huildlUg lV"ar and Maneleue Aloeie Mere "they'll load ou ." 1 His Diet Costs $1.80 Annually will How wotild you like to eat for a year for only $1.80 total? Dr. Robert S. Harris, pictured above with one of the two all-sustaining foods he recently developed from new formulas at Massa chusetts Institute of TechnoJo Ky, Cambridfie, says that's all food need cost if you live on his menus. Formula 1: skim milk powder, whole wheat meal, sol vent soybean meal, and a con centrate of vitamins. Formula 2: Oats. com. wheat, skim miik, and vitamin concentre'- ii.miiiik ii an uii ..iiieriiiiiiiiii-iu coiii-iW.th H Mlu(.k dinner ut noon, inlltfe for the next meeting. Tlio anil grange taking up at one girls decided to make sets of pot o'clock. Mrs. John Weber, lec liolrlers lor prizes for the bingo I""1'-' Pn"'tl a very Intel estliig ,, , ... ,, ,. program consisting of reading and '-v "llih '" l-'-lday ot 'tc)rlt.s ,y each member. last week. M This bingo party was n great sue-' . . cess, in tin- first part of the even-! Increase Sought in ing n pn am Hs put on by the Salable Nut Percentage children of the sciiuol. After this there were several hours of bingo1 KSS- KltANCISCO. Oct. 2S. (AIM playing. During this tililej. Hetty ; . Wllllain (loodspeed. manager of Dewnr and I'atricia Call;lis Htiltl tlltJ KUnM control board for Cali candied apples which the girls in ,,.), o.(.K and Washington, the sihool had inepared. ,,, llol ,(1 ydl iccoinmended In all. JII.'iS was laken In. 'an Increase of the salable percent It is estimated that about S33 of age of the current crop year to x.'i this Is clear profit. Rose School 4-H News Illy llorolhy Anderson) The third grade girls organized , I ll seuilirr i-lnli Thi mini., .if! ... .. .. iiur inio is (iout Mar. .Marilvn Iteard was chosen president. Shir-! ley Yearwood vice-president, Mary Jeanne .Miles secretary. All the girls are helping on committees. I We have I girls in our club, of which Miss Itralighlon Is leader. The (iiild Star sew ing i lull of the Hose school held a meeting Thursday at the liose school. The meeting was spent in making sten cils for a lunch chilli. Those lit teiiiliny were liorothy Anderson, Marilyn Heard. Shirley Yearwood, Anne Mellis. .Morna Moffat. Ileverly Hue Hockville, .Toy Solomon. Mary .leaiine Miles. Charlcne lleets, Bar bara I ten way. Rose I'.lliily llollil. Kllzalielh Teller .Alice Tucker und Tally Ann Slovull. Horse Buyers for Army j Plan Visit to Roseburg The army remount purebaslim hoa id indicated in a cmnnuuict Hon to .1. Unbind Parker, cou'iiy aiicnr, that It will be in Uosetm-; ; sometime nevt month tn inspect ; horses for purchasinj; by the Celt- ,e Mates army. .No deiimte dale, i has been s.-t at present, but ir.vn- i ers of sail. lie horses who are in-1 t erected m sell in a animals tne : army are te.piesteil lo leve tiifir names i(!ul addresses and the mm- her ot horses for sale with tile county asetit In order that t;i j !, tt Dmmmm I Despite Defense Program j IM HITLANI'. Met. 7. (AIM The defense program load will not prevent the automotive Industry from showui-i a 1" p-r cent gam in 1 - 1 1 . ". K. W hiltaker predicted here. ! The Studebaker cmporatloii vice Farm Real Estate Tax Rate Boosted WAHIIINCTO.V Oct. 2S. f AP) The bureau of agricultural won omici reported today that Ore goim farm real estate tax into of 1.J0 on tho $100 exceeded that of the two other Pucilic coukI states In l!i3y. I he Oregon rale wan up one cent from 1U"S. while Callfornli', with a crate of lis cents, was up three cents. For tho fourth time hi the pust five years farm real estate taxes Increased slightly the nation over. iUlsi year's inereaae was about 'I per cent. Not only was the rate per $luO Illation above that of V-f'S hi notn California and Oregon, but so alfu were the "per acre" levies in each stale. In California, the bureau report ed .the farm real estate lax per acre was 7 cents, up '1 cents from for Oregon, the increase was ojie cent from 34 to 3a cents. Washington's per acre levy was 23 cents, the si-me as itiaH. Yoncalla Y. G. A. Plans to Entertain County Group VONCA1J.A. Oft. 2S. r:ik n-ffk Ki-anue iiiel In rfKiilar kph slim Saturilay with Ma.itfi- Jake Wilxon in the chair, line tn lack of liitcrfst. motion wan niaiif to mii-ri'iiflei- Iho Jiivfnllo charter. Plann Wfi-ti maile to havo the Yon calla VGA enlf rliilii Iho IKiliglns county Y(IA group January In. IMaiirt were alno inauo lo oreaui.e a north Duimlas county KraiiKf group, to be held once a iiiarter. anil the four granges in north llouglna county take Iniim Hi en- tertalnlng. The secretary, Mm. Herman Schosso reported Bale ol the TiO gallons ot oil. won as 10th prize by Klk Creek grange recent ly. The amount realized for the Till gallons was S21.."ll. The next meeting of the grange will be held ilia it.l..,l Uuiiinku nt N.-nvemlintv per cent of the total pack, and re- dui llon of the surplus percentage to IS per cent. The unanimous recommendation now Is In the hands of the secre- tary of agriculture he said. The hoard's l-ecomillellllat loll Was . . . .... . Dasen on a revised esnmaie or inis year's merchantable production, The new estimate for the Califor- nla pack Is Ii76.7!:i inii ioiiml bags. mid for Oregon 3d. t(i bags. 1'ntil the seeretnry of agriculture approves the new- plan, (loodspeed said, the original percentages of d per cent on the saleable, and 25 ier cent on the surplus of merchantable walnuts will apply. Student Carnival to Be Held at Myrtle Creek MVUTI.K CKKKK, Oct. 2. A carnival simsored by the Htudents and faculty of the Myrtle Creek hich school will be held In the school cvmnasium on Wednesday. October 9. No chnme will be made for admission to (he Imildlim. and the doors will be opened promptly at S p. m. Three box In k mutches will be prominent features of entertain ment, and the rifle and pistol ranoe booths are expected to he very popular. , fmv of the other con cessions are the basketball and bal loon throws: the baseball throw at cuts; nail driving and the roulette wheel. No carnival would be com-' (rIe without a fish-pond for the; smaller children, and this one is n exception. . photoirrii'phv booth will be pres-1 0M( nmI -mnnv fntos" will bn tak-1 ' ' I. 1 PICK YOUR ENTRIES EARLY! Keep the Largest Show in the World in Douglas County, Mr. Turkey Raiser Choose your breeders early, also your exhibition entries. Put bands on them; tie strings on their legs, don't lose them. Bring fame to yourself and to Douglas county by keeping the largest turkey show in the world here. Enter any or all of three departments. Special Douglas county prizes, you can't lose. E. G. Young, Manager fen. A hot do stand and a refresh- hnnth u-lll Din.nlv lh Kil-illtfll Koers with delicious food and soft drlulvu. Use Your Ear To Know Your Berries By IIOWAItl) W. IH.AKKSLKK Associated Press Science Kditur NKW VOKK. The way to tell whether you arc catlnR blueberries or huckleberries, the seeds will crackle under your teeth. No crac kle means blueberry. The New York state agricultural experiment station explains that the huckleberry has 10 larse seeds. each surrounded by a bony cover- nig nhe a miuiHe prncu pti. produces the crackle Illueberries havo many seeds hut they are not always noticeable when the berry is eaten. There is another indicator. Huc kleberry leaves are sprinkled with resinous dots on the underside. You won't find them on blueber ries. Prof. O. L. Slate, small fruit specialist at the station, reports blueberries are by far the best eatiuu. Hut the whole thing is i confusing, since blueberries often j iit-A t-uUfil hneklplmrt-iefl mill the I swamps In which they grow are re ferred to us huckleberry swamps. Electric Service Upped On Farms of Oregon SALKM, Oct. S. f AP) A total of farms, or 6.x7 per cent of all the farms In Oregon, receiv ed electric, service on Juno ;0 from private mid public power com panies, the public utilities commis sioner said. Tho toial was uu increase of l.fifin over that of .Tune SO, HIIPJ. EVERYBODY KICKS! When prices go up, but nobody cares if costs go down. Make 'em happy by cutting costs with a Caterpillar Diesel Tractor. AND YOU OWN THE PROFITS DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSEBURG, OREGON Lower Roofing Prices No. 1 Guard 35 lb. No. 2 Guard 45 lb... No. 3 Guard 55 lb Mineral Surfaced with the Mille'rized Process 90 lb $2.10 per roll Hexagonal Combination Shingles 168 lb $4.29 per square Now is the time to buy roofing. See us for all types roof coverings and repairs. Distributors Certain-teed Roofing DENN-GERRETSEN CO. Phone 128 WRITE FOR CATALOG OR SEE rr v . OrCQOfl PeOFS No LOklQer I 7 7 Inspected by California SALEM. Oct. 2K. (AP) Ship, merits of Oregon and Washington pears to the San Francisco docks for export will move across tho California Hue without inspection, tho state department of UKi iculturu said. Tho agreement was reached at a meeting hi Dorrls. Calif., of Cali fornia, Idaho, Washington and Ore gon agriculture officials. COBS CUT POULTRY COST PUTNAM. O. (API- Put tbie down in your list of new uses lop old materials: Carl S. Ilitlnor. Ottawa county j at;i.t.ui,ural agent, reporta several j farmers have insulated their poul try brooder house with ground-up corn cobs. Cost of electrical heal has declined materially as a re sult. Bus Fares REDUCED SMttlt $ 4.50 S.50 10.8S 12.00 10.50 6.00 16.50 Sacramento ........ Long Beach ......... San Ditgo .... Los Angeles San Francisco ..... Phoenix, Arix. Low fares to many more points Streamlined Butel Convenient Daily Departure Dollar Lines Depot: Grand Hotel Phone 155 T. J. Seemes, General Agent 89C per roll $1.25 Per roll $1.50 per roll 402 W. Oak St. Oakland, Ore.