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Thursday, April 3, 1930 IJ GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Nine Turkey Market , Methods Change, Beyers States KOtfKHUIta, Orq. (A-P) 1UUI cul clinnnrrt In Iho method of iniir UetltiK turkeys have boon nuitlu necessary by chain at urea rMall Inff, nccordlng to Herbert Heyers. ittunnffer of tho DoukIum Coopera tive Turkey Ki'owern. in past yearn . there ivoru a great many wholo HulcrH who on tor od the turkey center; and bid In competition fur the turkeya. During tho ukI feu yea rs tho buyers have become fewer ii ml now many nro -Imyinj? through ussuciatlomt or tleuter rep resentatives In tho producing com munities. Ono reason for this chungo fn condition, Heyem wild, Is that fur merly the, wholesalers could sell lots to numerous Independent deal ers but under the present chain Htore system of retailing, one pur chasing agent buys, for scores o.f retail establishments. This, too. Ueyers said, has brought about a great change in grading. Under tho old system crates could bo packed with birds of assorted weights and retailers would accept the birds as they were. Now, however, under the special. Isscd system the buyers know what sizes arc tho mjost popular and they buy according to weight; A tur key weighing lu or J 2 pounds Is tho most popular bird for roast ing In the ordinary household and ao the. sloies will demand a oer tiiin number of birds nt tli'tit weight. l.urgcr birds nro purchased by hotels and restaurants. n order to meet this situation, Iteyers said, It In bocominff nee en sary for grower organlaatlons to pack their turkeys with strict re yard to weights. Iiurlfifc the past season the lMuglaa county associa tion permitted a variation of only pound between birds packed In each crate. Assessments On Poultry Opposed ItUHKItrilft, Ore. (Al) Plac ing un assessment, for the first time, on chickens and turkeys In Douglas County, is causing con siderable agitation among poultry men of tho L'inpqua valley. Aseswtr Calkins has tnrposcd a vnluation of $5 iter dozen on chick .ens and $2 eueh on turkeys. I'oultrymcn have, been conduct ing an Investigation regarding rates In other counties and find that the rate charged In the Willamette valley counties h 30 cents each on chickens and 80 cents each on t ru keys. The poultry men,, through the county association, are endeavor ing to secure a lower valuation. It Ik feared that a high tax will handi cap the expansion of the Industry which Is growing rapidly. Chemawa School Fifty Years Old KALKM", Ore. (AIM When the Salem Indian Training school at Chemawa celebrates its fiftieth an niversary at tho June commence ment this year, there will be pres- ont one person to whom, the ob servance will mean more than any other. She Is Mrs. Kntle U Brewer, who has been connected with tii ' school throughout Its history and for 4S years of that tlmo na em-j ploye or member of the admtnls-: tmtivo staff. I'rior to entering the Indian service, Mrs. Hrewer was; a pupil at the school when It wast located at Korcst Orovo. j Mr;. IJrcwcr and her husband,; the late David E. Hrewer, who died j about 2V years ago, have tho dis-j Unction of being tho fit at Indians; to be taken Into the federal Indian j service. This was In SK3 through tho influence of Dr. John H. Min thorne, who was second supcrln-1 tendent of the school. j SAM) ISXT JLST SAM); v ('OM:Mm.S. O. (AIM Sand Ih4 divided into, families, which ore not at all alike, and Its family characteristics become Important In steel molding. Water laid sands am somewhat sharp and angular In shape. Wind blown sands nro smooth and rounded. Various characteristics aro de scribed in a report to tho American Institute of -Mining and Metal lurgical Engineers by A. H. Dier- ker. research engineer of Ohio. 1 SUite university. STEVENS -VAN ENGELEN CO. 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