The Cottage Grove sentinel., August 24, 1933, Page 2, Image 2

PAO» TWO.
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THE S E N T IN E ^ COTTAGE (I W )V < PREPO N ,
£ ottani (Grove Sentinel
E v .r y m a jo r b attle haa been w on
w ithout re to rt to a n y th in « radical
The greateat offensive
It
ju t t
B I.H K N T B IO « Editor
getting under w ay Thle o ffe n t'V «
Publiahed Every Thur» da y by Oottac*
G ro w P u b lia h ta f Company
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w h e th e r m a n u fa c tu re r*
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A flr» t ala«» publication entered a l
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1* KeHk M itk * * * * * ,o w hich they have agreed '
Busin*-»« Offtec
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under th e ir c e rtific a te * o f com-
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pllance or a t provided In codes for
Grasshopper Area U. S. Farm Exports
Sees Less Trouble Boosted by Cotton
° . n Iy
O ne
s ta le
l ! , , i, o i t s
Increase in Number of
Eggs in Ground.
Volume of Products Leav­
ing Country Is 120 Per
Ct. Pre-War Record.
the men's Bible class o f tbs M eth-
odist Munday achool hsld In the
church t x i l u r t OotST M oore was
program leader
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M rs W A llogate entei (allied
"T he Param ount Need of O ur the ladles' aid society o f the M eth
leeeon
topic odiai church Wednesday afternoon
»•Inin h
w a* th *
Monday «venin« at a meeting of Itefisshm en ta were aerved at Ih *
SO C IETY
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tea hour.
t
reports w * r * g iv e n E lv c tin n . -
fle e rs - H I ba h e ld s i
,
I leg. M eplrm bet la
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M rs N ancy Oglesby eiitei i«,,,,. ,
d in n e r M onday evenm , Musate I,,
In * Mi and Mi
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M r and M i- l i I I lie n reilway
M i* I I A M ill»,
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The
K n lg lile
of
I*y th la a Hl d e le an d
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and
M r and M r* J. I* O ia h a in and
C IT A T 1 O N
th e lt
Di I I A llagan , head of Ihe lo held Hielt ann ual niente Min, i
In thè countv court o f thè state
HI» mnatha
M il
T
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e
p
ro
tp
ei'tt
fur
damage
from
rate
additional
F in a n c ia l a uth orities who
have
<»v ai
Th» Index of the volume of ex of Oregon for lo tn * countv
cal N B A . w ill be the epeakri of Ih r th e V e lite li p íe n le ground
grasshopper* over the Infested area
Member ef
•
* ept th e lr f ln < e r i on th e pulee o f
porta o f Americttti fMrm products lu
tn thè m a ttar of th * * * t a t * of evening S aturday at an open meet
National Iditortai Aaeeetatlon
bu«in«M fo r m any years, and have! a t a whole are much less alarm 1114 November » as 120 per cent of pre C a rr i* ll*n ie n w a v . deceamd
ln« tn I O O. F hall follow ing (he
W a tc h V o s» Step
Oreeea Htai* > dli 'Hal AaeoHitlu«
predicted com ing events
ith cer-1 than they were a year ago. accord
reg ular meeting of the Odd Fellows
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w ar. reports the bureau o f agrtcul
In thè nani* of th * alate of O re­
(>r*r«Mk
Confer*««*»
go live H in t III y o u r lat.-r J r< rt
lodge
ta ln ty are p redicting that the N R A j •«*« to the resu lt* of (he 1932 am
tu rai economics. L ulled States De gon to M r* N a n n i* G inn, V e e d *i*-
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v: r t nd ,h a ‘ " • ( ’ • » of «rasshopper ................ *
those mlleetoiiea lini, uol h,-,
iu*
partm eut of Agriculture,
Potion burg. Ind . M r* M arg a re t Glbaoii,
Mias Eunice V a n i»enberg enter mlllalouea
• a n l . l n * I . i t . column.“ «
du* ,o r *
prosperity greater
141 fin id le Journal ind
tW41 Grand H lver Ave., I»«troll. talned
ported by the bureau o f eulomologi
the Am erican la*«lon ausili
export*
continued
to
bolster
the
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error m any ad«orti»«tn«al published ua-
W < re w illin g to take th e ir a n rd
lea. , r f I . r.a J by tb - . 5 , . r U . » r a t * f o r , h a t 5 „ au*
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Agriculture.
Only North Dakota
Ity Is omitted the Index o f exports Grubbs. Lawrenceburg, Im t I Mrs
rot u r n - <4 w i t h «... h error or cnrrrclioa» «
t m I r th o u g h t s a i e
•how s an Increase In the number of
would be ouly 85 per cent of pre­ Blanche Kaleer, lla rila o ii. O.. A D.
plainly nnied in w ritin g iher*>t'n and la
to our wishes and because
Hcoble. 3176 Gustine Ave . Ht Loula
in * , cast
«.n 1«
ii
mi, « nrwr
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naiet >•
u .e r r la
is every evidence th
I a t the eggs In (h t ground over the number
■kai
any
r o r *o
i, »•*
aat there
war.
Mo., and Charles lle la k e ll.
L aw -
•orreelnd t>r Tile « .-a tin rl I I , lia b ility p r o g r a m la t t i l i w r n -a r I ,
deposited In the fa ll o f 1981. I f the
T he Index of all farm product*
.h a ll >M e ,« e d .u th a p e -p o rtlo . at tb r n J ? ,,,.
•? “ ** * '
J * has
In
renceburg. Ind . and all unknow n
w
eather
this
spring
ami
early
sum
entire .•«»•» of »tick advertisement
a»
the
r
e
a
iit>
only
started,
and
tl
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the real
exported In November, 1931, was 137 hairs of C a rrie
lle m e n w a y .
d*
•pac.- .. . (le d by th» notrd error l>»ar, test w ill come d uring the next few
mer happens to be favorable for
per cent o f pre war. and w ith cot­ ceased You and each of von iu *
‘.“ero.: ^ ; ' '
hT “ “ * 4 * « “ t9
tw o « * three m o n th * In grasshopper growth, however, more !
ton om itted Ihe Index waa 114 per required to appear In the county
our own com m u nity the Increase in than five and one-half m illion acre*
A a m a lls r volum e ‘,0 u r ‘ o f , h * • ’ * l * o t O r * « ° »
I"
cent of pre-war.
A s m a lle r volum e |jMu> e o u n ti.
, he
ro u r,
w age* paid lum bering em ploye* be­ In eight western state* may need
It .V illi III*,' p l l l l l l l i l t p I I I M I III I.'IIIH ('.<
o f nearly all agricultural prtxluct* room In Eugene, said county and
came effective only th t* week and applications o f poison bran to save
th is fu ll. lltKW is t i l l ' f i l i l e t u « lu c k lip '
» a * exported In November, IUS2, State, on the 2nd day of October.
none of the new pay cheats h a\ • cereal and forage crops from whole
thau In the preceding mouth when 1933, at 10 o'clock a m and show
yet been cashed. T h e same I* tru e
Her«* is yum * lust ii|i|n>i t u n it « m the
sale destruction by the hoppers.
the Index of exports waa 120 per cause. If any vou have, w hy D. H
of the great oil industry, the great
Kstnenwav.
the a d m in is tra to r of the
U
< Itu ilte o lii p rice s I i c i i i i i n . unist *t
Detailed
surveys
In
co-operation
cent
o
f
pre-war
steel Industry, and m any
other*.
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.
above nnmed eatate, should not be
Increases tn wages In some o f them w ith state entomologists o f the
lu ive nun k-'-l the««« tip u . k .
f r u i t exports In November were authorised bv this Court to sell at
w ill not become effective fo r ,e v - areas where the 1932 grasshoppers
In volume 423 |w r cent of p re w a r, private sale for cash all of Ihe real
’ eral weeks yet.
-j laid th e ir eggs show that a hlg hatch
P e r P anel
,■olton I 4 f |N>r cent, unm anufactured estate h ereinafter described and as
N’ K A IS G O IN G O V E R .
W h en a ll these increases Become may be expected In six counties In
tobacco 144 per w ill of pre-war. All p r*v e d for in the a d m in is tra to r'*
There has been nothing more * ffe c tiv * and we know w h eth er or Colorado. 10 In Idaho. 55 In M in n *
o ilie r commoditle« were exjHirteil In petition for the sale of th * follow ­
ing real natal* tow lt
astounding in A m erican history— in nat increased wages have speeded sots. 28 In Montana. 42 in Nebraska
sm aller .volume than p re w a r, via:
lw>t th re e (31 In block (h ie * <31
any history, fo r th a t m a t t e r - t h a n up bu>'ing. we shall know w hether 50 In North Dakota. 48 lu South Da
Grains and product*. 73 |w r cent: in McQueen's A ddition to C o tta « *
the stupendous reem ploym ent pro- ,h * plan is w o rk in g T he federal kota. and four In Wyomtug. Tin
annual prod m is . t)3 per cent; dairy Grove. lj*n n County. Stale of Ore-
g ram of the N R A .
governm ent is lending its assis- number o f acres In these stales that
product* and eggs, its per cent; go.
It is astounding,
in
the fira t !ance in * v* r>’ w ay possible N o th
By order of the llonorabln Fred
may need poisoning ranges from
wheat and flour. 97 per cent; hHtim
place, because of its d arin g
ins ‘s be*nK **ft undone that can be
Fisk, County Jud«e of th * County
80.000. w ith an estimated cost ol
and bacon, 27 |>er cent; and lard. C ourt o f the State of Oregon for
-~ « « -iw . a
.h . « « » . ¡
S
S
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-*•« -«
$3.750 for m aterial. In Colorado, to
91 per cent.
Lane County-
place, because of the m anner in
\’P a ►
- m «».»
i 3.084.786, w ith an estimated cost of
W. B P IIX A R D .
tV-tton exports for the five month«
caused t " '^ t i 'X m p H . n ^
^ T b T S X ~
$385.450 for m aterial. In North I'n
County Clark.
ended November 30. 1032. totaled
By K V A L D U C K W O R T H .
3.«73,1X41 bales compured w ith 8,287.-
of m an ufactu rer, producer and con-
•
* lggest thin g in A m eri- kota.
a24s21c
Deputy
can history.
Grasshoppers galued a firm foot j ami bales fo r the corresponding pe
lu m e r.
hold In the hay and grain fields of
rlod o f 1931. T o ta l exports o f wheat
I t is estim ated th a t already the
PROFESSIONAL AND
R E D U C T IO N T H A T D O E S N 'T
the West iu 1930 and 1931. when
«ml flour In the th e mouths ended
N R A program has tak e n 2,000,000
REDUCE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
November
80.
last,
»
e
re
2S.087.tXI0
the
hot.
dry
w
eather
provided
con
^ p u t ^ in T o S
ditiona Ideal for the hoppers ami
bu»hela, which waa a decrease of
UENTINTH
unfavorable for the disease am!
<t4 per cent from the export* for
conservatively figu red that a btl- rvason fo r our
f saiostax'
DR. M . E l.EBOW
lio n d o h a rs a y e a r has been a lre a d v
* k -
l o i »«¡e-stax.
parasites that serve as a natural
the corresponding perlml In 1931.
D entist
though exports o f unmanufactured
control o f this pest. T he Infesla
O ffice F ifth and M ain Streets
tlon
expected
In
1932
from
the
mil
leaf
tobacco
were
144
per
cent
of
Hours. « 30 to 11 and 1 to 5 W
_.
„
person a n e x e m p tio n o f $1.200 is
th e re have been no setbacks, inane, even if a larg e proportion of Ilona o f eggs laid In 1981 failed to
Phone 13
pre-w ar In November, the bureau I
c = c ra
serious
proportions
over
say* th a t the volume exported In
___
persons may wish to con tribute reach
PHYHICIANH
|ll\<
n othin g tow ard the support o f gov- much o f the area threatened be­
that mouth w a* smaller than In any I
DR. C E FROST
ernm ent. G iv in g exem ption* gets us cause the w eather early tn the sea
corresponding month since 1924.
Physician and Surgeon
F irs t N a tio n a l R a n k B uilding
nowhere. Such action m erely raises son was cold and damp.
Where
i Phone 47
Cottage G rove, Ore.
the ra te on property re m a in in g on the w eather favored grasshopper
the rolls. This proposal is just as growth many farm ers assisted by
»1. AXLCY. M. D.
Physician and Burgeon
sensible as one to reduce assess­ states or counties— took advantage
E v e n in g * by A ppo intm en t
I
ments. So long as all were reduced o f the warnings broadcast by en­
T he world wheat m arket Is bur­
O v»r Karn's D ru g Store
a t the same ra tio no one w o u ld ^ e
tom ologist* and spread the rec­
Cottage G row
Oregon
dened by heavy stocks which ara
eith er helped or h u rt. T he tax p a y ­
largely the result o f restricted de-
er isn t bothered by the am o un t o f ommended poison halt over their
ATTORNEYS
his assessment. H e isn't concerned fields In tim e to destroy the young
mam] in Importing countries, says
H ER BER T W. I.OMUARD
the bureau of agricultural econotu
w hether the levy is 10 m ills or 75 hoppers.
A tto rn ey a t L aw
F irs t N a tio n al Bank Building
m ills. It is the am ount of cash he
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les. United States Departm ent of Ag
P h o n . »4
C o t t a * . O rove. O r a
S.“ ..“ ,
N c w w ° o1 T e s t
G -w -i
rtculture. lu Its report on world
Account K ila*
IL 4. SH INN
w heat prospects.
A dding M achine Pap er
A hundred or more ledger and record forma.
A ttorn»,- at L a w N o ta ry Pubtle
Shipments of » h e a t and flour from
A dvertising Blotters
P ra c tic e * in A ll C o u rt*
July through mld-Decetnhsr, from
A nnouncem ent*
So long as taxes have to be paid
'?"*
ot «
Simplex Bookkeeping System* that keep track o f
B*d*r Building
Auction Bills
the principal exporting countries,
Cottage G ro v *
Oregon |
every p atrio tic citizen w ill feel it meU,oJ- <7»”>1»I»'’1 w ith the as-c stance
every detail of any buaincaa
Badges, Ribbons
have
totuled
201.tXl0.iXln
bushel*
as
his d uty to pay in the same pro- ° f
d rj 'c l*'anin i
establishments,
ALTA KING
B ank F o rm ,
cotupiirid w ith Soff.OOO.tXX) bushels
L aw y e r
portion as his neighbor. T h e o nly sheeP breeders may determine, from
Income Tax Record Books
Banquet Folders
In the rorrespotutlng period last
Lawson B u ild ing
w ay an exem ption can help any- ® sniall sample, the clean-wool yield
B ereavem ent Cards
Phone 90
Cottage Grav«. Otg, J
season.
one
is
by
m
a
k
in
g
it
necessary
fo
r
an<1
density
o
f
the
fleeces
of
their
B ill a rd Charge S ta te m e n t*
HEILMAN E I j Y F K Y
This low level of shipments, the
some to c a rry m ore than th e ir f a ir shpep.
B ill Heads
A iio rn s v at I * »
bureau continues, has left the prln
share o f the burden. N o tax p a y er is
l h,s '* the Judgment of Dr. John
B ill* o f F a re
I
Phone 3943
lik e ly to be w illin g to a d m it th a t he | I- H ard y o f the United States l»e-
clpal exporting countries w ith some­
F ..rth announcem ent*
305 O regon Bldg,
Seism . O r«. J
d0ean’.l wi3h to Pay his share. H is l-artrlWuit o f Agriculture, fiber tech-
what larger stocks of wheat as of
Bianlc Book*
PLUMBING
objection is th a t his fa ir share, and nologtst o f the bureau of animal
B iotters
December 1. 1932. thau they had
WILLIAM BECK
|
his neighbor's fa ir share, are too
Books and B o oklet*
industry, who has been seeking to on December 1. 1931. T o ta l stocks
P lu m b in g —H e a tin g
heavy. H e wishes to reduce the
Box F ile *
available fo r export snd carry over
develop a rapid ami inexpensive test
Phon*
123-J
Cottage
G
rove
1
total that has to be paid. H e doesn't
Business Announcem ents
from the old crop In the Unite,)
wish to sneak out o f paying his fo r the density of fleece and for
Business Cards
States. Canada, Australia and A r­
ju st share o f the expenses of his clean wool yield.
Business S tatio n ery
gentina are estim ated to have been
T he procedure consists in shear
Cabinets, F ilin g
governm ent. H e w ants his govern-
about 745.000.000 bushels on Decern
Calendars
m ent to coat less.
Ing. w ith clippers, a swath of wool
hyr 1 compared w ith 7tW.ooo,(XjO
Calling Cards
1 inch wide and 4 Inches long from
bushels on December 1 last year.
Carbon P ap er
T h e d aily newspapers have won the side o f the sh.-ep, weighing the
Catalogs
th e ir b attle fo r freedom
of
the sample, dry-cleaning It by the o r­ Also, the new crop of both Argon-
Christm as Cards
tins and Australia Is estimated to
press under the
NRA
program . d in a ry dry-cleaning process, and
Check Protectors
G eneral Johnson says there was no weighing It again. From the differ­ be somewhat larg er than last year.
C ircu lars
World shipments. It Is expected,
intention to a tte m p t to control the ence between the two weight», the
Checks and D r a ft*
press. I t is well, an a tte m p t to con­
w ill be larger during the second
percentage of yield of clean, dry
C lip Boards
tro l the press would have w recked
h alf of the crop year because sup­
wool can be computed for the sum
C o lum nar Form s
the whole p ro gram O fte n license
plies o f wheat from the large E u ­
Com m ercial Statio nery
is taken in the nam e o f U ^ r t y . " ^
^ . ll? L T l,, ' T
S '“ ''1 n|T " " "
ropean crops In 1932 are being re­
Aborted Flavor«
Concert Program s
to rial crim es are com m itted in the
the weight of the fleece, shows
duced. and although some countrlee
C rrespondence S tatio n ery
nam e o f freedom
o f the press
"PProxIm ately how much clean wool
have such large crop* as to make It
Coupon Books
nevertheless an a tte m p t to m uzzle ,he fleece wil1 yield. This Informa-
Dance Program s
unlikely that they w ill lrn|w>rt slg
or control the press would
have tloD ls o t Praf,,i<'nl value In select
Dance Tickets
nil,cant quantities, other countries,
been a ju s t cause fo r suspicion. T he lng breeding animals. T he wool
Deposit Slips
says
the burenu, w ill have to de­
press rem ains untram m eled and as M niple Is taken from a measured
Desk Pens
pend more largely u|w>n supplies of
j a whole is doing its p art in p u ttin g ,r e a
s|Gn and furnishes the basis
Desks
foreign w heat.— Missouri F an ner.
i over the N R A program
...A » ..» ,
.
for calculating the weight o f dean,
Directories
Dodgers
dry wool per square Inch of skin
T he c h a irm a n o f our school surface as an expression o f the
D r a ft Notices
board tried to fin d out how the density o f the fleece.
D u plicate Blanks
Scientists at Iow a State college
schools w ere run in other places
D u p lic a tin g Supplies
have perfected a proceaa fo r m ak­
Envelopes
when he was to the Chicago fa ir
ing synthetic lum ber from corn
H is rep o rt on one d is tric t was th a t
F iles of E v e ry K in d
stalks.
T hey declare every kind
99 teachers and 33 ja n ito rs were
F ilin g Cards
Folders. L e tte r and Cap
employed. E d ucation seems to run
Albany county lead* the New o f lumber can be manufactured from
this farm waste In sizes th a t even
G um m ed Labels
more to ja n ito rs fa r th e r east — York state county farm bureaus
H a n d Bills
S p rin gfield News.
w ith 1.238 members for 1!«3. 10 few ­ great trees cannot furnish.
H o te l Note Heads
T he paragraph quoted would in ­ er members than In 1932, and re­
T he making of "wood" from corn
White Star, for salntls and
Incom e T a x Records
dicate th a t the e d ito r m ust have a t­ p o rt* an appropriation from the
stalks Is not a recent discovery. D r.
Index Cards
tended one o f the schools in which county supervisors equal to the 1932 O. II. Sweeney, o f the T a ll Corn
sandwiches
In ks. Pens, Pencils
ja n ito rs predom inate.
StHte Institution, ha« been working
amount.
In v ita tio n s
on
the
problem
of
utilizing
th
*
According to E. A. Flanaburgh,
Invoices
OPEN SEW ER f
Eastern mild sugar cured,
Tin
state county agent leader, 14 o f the state's large farm waste for some
(Eugene New».)
Invoice F iles
He has succeeded In produc­
L ea th e r Tabs
T he A lb an y D e m o c ra t-H era ld , for country farm bureaus reported 590 time.
ing "lumber." not only from corn­
Ledger Leaves
once like the
C o rvallis G azette- or more members up to the close of
Tim es, is not impressed by the re­ 1932, and 33 county boards of su­ stalks, but oat hulls, sugar cane,
Legal Blanks
Pound
m arks made by D r. S tric k e r before
L e tte r Heads
straw anil common weeds as well.
pervisors hud made appropriations
the c ity council here M onday night.
L e tte r Files
T o make his synthetic “ wood”
fo
r
1933,
to
provide
fo
r
the
educa­
U n der the title , "The D o cto r E x ­
L ib ra ry Paste
Doctor Sweeney rooks cornstalks
aggerates," the A lb an y paper ha* tion al w ork In these counties In co­
L inen Tags
under pressure In steam until they 1
the follow in g to say:
operation
w
ith
the
state
college
of
Loose L e a f Devices
D r.
F re d e ric k
S tric k e r,
state agriculture.
are boiled up Into fibers not more
Loose L e a f Note Books
h ealth o fficer, is g u ilty of gross ex­
than two to three-hundredths o f an
The lending counties In member
Loose L e a f Recipe Books
aggeration w hen he te ll* anybody,
Inch long.
This pulpy, pasty mass
M an u sc rip t Covers
as he told the Eugene c ity council ship a re : Albany 1.238, Dutchess
Is thpn allowed to harden In forms.
last night, th a t the W illa m e tte riv ­ 878, W ayne 810, Otsego 767, Mon
M ea l T ic k e t*
T h e more cooking the harder the
e r la an “open sewer.” Such a state- roe 8*18. D elaw are 855, Montgomery
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resulting "lum ber" w ill be.— P ath ­
’’ a ****** agalnat the stream . 840, and Niagara 630.
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The total
T he other day Professor Copson
finder Magazine.
M im eog rap h Supplies
membership
of
38
bureaus
reporting
noted Oregon State college bacteri­
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ologist, told the C orvallis
cham ­ ls 19,242, he says.
Notes, Prom issory
ber o f commerce th a t there Is com­
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p ara tiv e ly little pollution o f the
The w inter months offer apple
O ffic e E q u ip m e n t
riv e r above Salem ; th a t the lion's
growers an opportunity to strike a
O rd er B lanks
share of the riv e r’» filth Ilea below
Jersey cattle sold a t auction tn blow at th e ir worst Insect pest,
the capital c ity ; th a t Eugene, Cor-
Pam phlets
vallla and Albany have a v e ry sm all the United States In 1932 averaged
Pap er Clips
says Leonard Hnseman, chairm an
share of responsibility fo r the bad $125.76. the Jersey Bulletin has sum­ of the entomology departm ent of
Paste
condition
th
a
t
does
exist
In
the
marized fo r 564 head In 14 public
Pins
the Missouri College o f Agriculture.
low er riv e r around P o rtland.
Bale*. T hia Is the smallest number
Placards
In discussing the ravages o f the
Profesaor Copaon based hla state­
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sold
and
lowest
price
In
14
years
m en t on the survey th a t was made
codling moth or apple worm. Much
P ric e Books
for
which
figures
are
available.
Pri­
or the riv e r several years ago when
can he done to combat this pest
P u nch ing M achines
the sewage disposal issue was firs t vate sales exceed In volume the pub
right now by going through the o r­
before the public.
R e c ita l Prog ram s
lie auctions. The highest priced
chard and removing all tree hands,
D r. S tric k e r w ill get fa rth e r In
R eceipts
anim al of the year was Lavendar
scraping the scaly hark from all
nts cam paign fo r a pure riv e r. If he
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Lady, sold by II . W. Ilonnell o f Ohio
bearing trees, and collecting and de­
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case more accurately
a
t
$1,550
to
F.
p.
D
urnell
of
Mis
B r ic k e r could do a lot worse
stroying the bark scales and the
R u bb er Bands
than accept E d ito r P o tw in 's word
sourl, according to the rep ort.—Ohio
R u b b e r Stam ps
worms found In th eir w in te r cocoons
of caution. O ver-statem ent goes Farm er.
Ruled S ta tio n e ry
under the bark.
well in speeches made before peo-
Scales
Wn ° . “ I?1 9Pot the fac tu a l e r­
Postage
rors. B u t when a m an starts out to
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Ray D estroy* F ilm *
persuade e rrin g cities to mend th e ir
_ h l*
T he flying fish, w hile apparently
ways he should ___
keep
fa c t*
S ta m p Pads
A
European factory makes all
straigh t. E ve» w ith the generous e9 ulPPed w lth wings, really gets Its
S ta p lin g M achines
out-going visitors pass through •
per cent g overnm ent donation motive power In the a ir from a vlg
Saleshooks
room In which they are unknow­
str'^ctione7
k
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plant
con-
orou*
fl|P
,,f
th‘‘
fHl1
fln-
rh«»
wide
S ta te m e n t*
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c o X n ^ ’ h i i V r X l f T g"?. ,ahCe PeCt° " '
W,d* " " d —
Stencils
stroys flint negatives In any cam­
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city officials and the citizens o f all • om ew,lat t,|p * i,mc purpose ns the
eras they may have concealed <M
Store C ounter Pads
the W illa m e tte cities Irrita te d . And
of * glider and perm it the
their persons to steal Industrial a*- j
Store Sale Bills
trw t s w hat he w ill do I f he follow s flHl1
glide several feet
the wa
T a g Envelopes
crets such as machine design or lab­
T h T E nizp ^ 011» 6'
.<
te r io r *i|"t’’ oces ns great as a quar-
T h u m b Tacks
oratory practices.— C o llie r’s Week
h«e 7’u,i;ene c ,tY council M onday te r of a mile. Strong wind currents
T ic k e ts
1’ *,owcd a disposition not to
iy.
•
id
the
fish
In
making
longer
flights.
I ^ 2 , J ntO anv such Project. Its
T y p e w r it e r s
m
em
bers
were
wise
enough
polltt-
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.k n ?,w th e lr
constituents
“ T ro y ” and “ Avoirdupois”
U ngum m ed la b e ls
would not a llow themselves to be
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T here Is a difference o f 1,240
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pound Troy contains 5,760 grains. A
W ra p p in g Cord
ou* c ity council* up and down the
t0 M ot Pf’,8 toes and tw enty-tw o
pound avolrdupoi« Is equal to 1.2158 ’
v alley «hould be.
tons o f menu
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