TIWKflDAY, DECEMBER 5, IMO
Experiments By
OSC Prove Value
In Wheat Feeding
THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE PROVE, ORBQON
Oregon Gas Tax
Used for Roads
Now for Nebraska’s Cornhuskers at Kose Bowl
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ciple, makes disc records instead
of cylinders, can be used by nerv
ous executive pacing up and down
his office, or for catching a whole
conference, within 20-foot radius-e
and requires no ear-phones for
playback. . . .The trade-in idea.
long important in auto and other
businesses, now is being applied in
purchases of deluxe bed sheet«
( “Father, cut your toe-nails, etc” )
. . . A new photo album which has
transparent pockets that hold and
protect the snapshots, making un
necessary the gummed comer
stickers. . . . A plastic modeling
material for children’s gifts (In-
stead of clay).
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The entire amount of the $14,-
970,000 in special taxes paid by
Oregon motorists in 1939 was
spent for highway purposes and
! not a penny was diverted to other
uses. Dr. E. B. McDaniel, presi-
dent of the Oregon State Motor
association reported recently.
“According to reports from the
A.A.A.
national
headquarters,”
Dr. McDaniel said, “a total of
$181,654,000 in special motor tax
revenues was diverted by all
Dog« Noses P rin te d
\ states to non-highway purposes, a
Nose-printing of dogs Is as lnfak
substantial
increase
over
.
bble an identification m ark as flnaer-
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Wheat appear« to be a iiattafar-
tory substitute or replacement for
«•very feed grain with which com-
iifirixnn wax made In a compre-1
nenxlve xeriea of feed I ng testa con
ducted throughout Oregon In the
past year by the O.SZ7. experi
' »
ment station.
The results of such feeding tests I
with beef cattle, sheep, dairy
cattle, hogs und horses have Just
been reported In a new station
circular No. J37, entitled “Surplus
?lToOO8 V
diVe" ,On Of * 157’-
Wheat Feeding Experiments In
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I t is interesting to note that
Oregon." Copies may be had free
the amount of motor tax money
These comprehensive feeding ex
periments
and
demonstrations
diverted last year was more than
were made possible by the allo t
double the total cost of construct
ment of 350 tons of surplus wheat
ing the recently-opened Pennsyl
by the Federal Surplus Commodi
vania Turnpike which is an out
ties corporation. The wheat was
standing example of modern high
dvllded among the central and
way engineering, in terms of aver
three branch experiment stations
age highway costs, the money mis
M tlW i C o tuliunuers w ill lisve U> w atch big H u g h U a ila n ie a u land s t least 10 o ther m en) when
for use In a series of experiments
spent would have built approxi
..ieet H ta n io rd in th e Bose Bow l on New k e a rs H a y. I n the "Big G a m e ” s t B erkeley ag ain st C a ll
which Included not only fattening
mately 10,000 miles of new high
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ta
n
fo
rd
touchdow
n,
th
a
t
brought
a
(•a lla rn e a u I* shown bere scoring the second— and declsive-
testa, but overwintering and main
ways.
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tenance fw fllng as well.
‘T h e practice of diversion is
In cattle fattening testa in east
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.
.
particularly reprehensible at the
Republican federation convention, present time when all available
ern Oregon about 1000 |x>unds of
wheat with 1500 to 1800 (xiunds of
according to Paul E. Keeney, funds are needed for national de
alfalfa hay were required to fa t
chairman.
fense highway building. The fact
ten a steer. Wheat was equal to.
The Marion hotel w ill be the that our m ilitary priority system
or better than, barley or other
headquarters for the convention today is substantially short of re-
feed grains In the fattening ration.
where registration will open at qulrements can be attributed, at
In t<*sts nt the central station,
9 a. m. Saturday, followed by the least in part, to expenditure of
..«So
ground wheat was successfully
opening meeting at 10 a. m. A t motor tax money on non-highway
used with chopjx-d oats and vetch
this session Salem officials w ill purposes.
hay for fattening luihy beeves.
welcome the young men and worn-
"Already eight s t a t e s have
Wheat was found to he at least
en to the Capitol City.
i adopted constitutional a m e n d -
equal, if not better than barley as
Delegates w ill reconvene at 2 ments prohibiting diversion for all
a supplemental feed for fattening
p. m. for committee reports, elec- thne. I n addition,” the motor as-
beef calves on ladino clover pas
tion of officers, and general busl- sociation p r e s i d e n t concluded,
ture.
nets of which a two year program such legislation is pending in the
W intering experiments w e r e
will be the major subject of dis legislatures of two more states.
carried out at the Kquaw Butte
The trend is definitely in the di
cussion.
experiment station and In the
rection of compelling the proper
coast range, which revealed the
use of road funds.”
MILITARY
ADDRESSES
value of wheat as a supplemental
SHOULD BE COMPLETE.
feed with low-grade hays. Wheat
THINGS TO WATCH FOR.
gave slightly better results than
M
ail
addressed
to
persons’
con
either barley or oats In lamb fa t
New kind of dictation machine,
nected with the m ilitary should be
tening experiments at the eastern
full and complete, a recent postal uses radi° sound-catching” prin-
Oregon branch station, and was
bulletin issued at Washington,
fed successfully to breeding ewes
points
out. I t is anticipated that
at the central station. The ewes
during the next few days, many
showed no digestive disturbances
letters and parcels w ill bear an in
and produced a good crop of
sufficient
address and as result de
lambs.
lays In delivery w ill result. Cor
Wheat proved to be an entirely
rect mall of this type should in
satisfactory substitute for the
clude
the rank and name of the
usual grain In a ration for dairy
addressee and the unit of the or
heifers or m ilk cows. It was also
ganization to which he Is assigned.
equal to corn In fattening hogs,
A ll mall should bear the return
U r e a l clouds of i s i u l f «oil -k /w a ir t I rum t h is « lo r e m id w a ir h o u s e
and successfully replaced oats
address of the sender in the upper
In Top p en ish W ash., in a blast w hich claim ed seven lives an d In
when fed to growing colts and
ju re d 20 o th e i persons. O ffic ia ls blam ed leaking gas m ains fo r d is
left hand corner of the envelope.
draft horses.
‘1
printing of humans, according
pre* dent
vU<
* V1* B,d®-A-We* Home,
an organization
homeless dogs.
which
cart
for
Lovers of Loveliness Treasure A -
Keepsake
DIAMOND RING
Seven Died in This Disaster
VALOIS Matched Sot
»39.75
E iq m iU ly rtyUd 3 d ia s o td
gogswss) ring ($1 4 75) wMh ajo v
S
wadding ring nf boRM
O « «fatigo ($15.00).
STAKH’S
Jewelry Store
An Ideal Gift for the Folks Back Home
Famous Oregon Fruits
and Nuts
aster
BUILDING REPAIR» LIGHT
FOR NOVEMBER.
A l t h o u g h new construction
which has Ix'cn underway for sev.
eral weeks is still going forward,
building and repair permits Issued
at the city hall for the month of
November were light. Following
permits w e r e
Issued: Collins
Laundry, repairs; II . A. Mason.
W illam ette court, garage;
Mrs.
Ellen White. 700 Gibbs avenue, re
i 1rs to dwelling; Mrs. Johi
okes. 49 3rd street, new roof.
S
REIJEF BUDGET UPPED.
SA LEM . Ore. - Oregon's r*‘,'er
budget for the 1941-43 biennium
was announced Friday by State
Budget Director David Eccles at
$21.690.452. well above the 1939-
40 budget of $18 894.438
Ercles figured the states share
of the cost at $9.250,000, which
w ill be raised from the general
fund and liquor profits. Counties
w ill put up $4,697,479 and the
federal government $7,742,973.
Corona Portables. The Sentinel.
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Lynx Hollow
NEW METHOD DEVELOPED TO
DETERMINE DRUNKENNESS. I The Community Club meeting
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(held recently w ith no-hostess was
Scientific methods for deter- attended by seventeen members,
ll
mining the degree of drunkenness An all day meeting w ill be held
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by blood analysts moved a step on December 18 with pot-luck
<Hl«rh Kehnol N««v«i
nearer to perfection w ith the de- lunch served at noon, at the home
r J? " n m v * I inn« life r. veloPmpnt of a test by Dr. Frank of Mrs. Lawrence Porter.
The
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th _,.d th Yoncalla T ie L - Kozp,ka University of Wiscon- Christmas program w ill be held
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pre-season game sin toxicolo^ t - that is regarded,on that day.
hu
tho
oj 39.17 M almost errorless. I t is believed
The social evening held recent-
by the devastating 1
this new method may prove valu- ly at the W alker auditorium by
at Yoncalla last Friday night.
able in court cases Involving, par- the Community clubs was attend-
game fight but were severely out- tlcular*y. cases ot drunken driv- ed by a large crowd. The Lynx
classed by the stronger,
faster ln£ , .
.
t
t
” ol!°'y c,u£ received about $3.40
Lions
Other procedure used to deter- to help refinance the treasury.
Both Cottage Grove's offense mine ,he amount ot alcohol in the
Mrs George Willoughby and
and defens«' clicked h e a n t l f u l l v blood stream have, in some cases, Mrs. Ruth Caldwell of Cottage
(ind (f pre8ea8on Kames mean been subject to challenge by mem- Grove, former residents of the
anything the Lions should develoD bers ° *
medical and legal pro- Hollow, called on old neighbors re-
into a
. team . , .
P fessions because of the presence cently.
the M M on ig 8tttrt(Kj ^SubBtiute of substances In the blood stream
M r. and Mrs. Sam Pentico, A l-
forward John Minor led the Lion that interfere with the isolation len Pentico of W hitting, Califor-
nttac|, and bujj t up a p ^ n n ,,! of ethyl alcohol. The presence of nia, M r. and Mrs. M ilford Cyrus
ta,jy o( fourteen
points
while certain substances, such as meth- and daughter Virginia of Rose-
j one8 and i>UKan starred on de- enamine, which Is used for certain burg, and M r. and Mrs. Cody
fPn8P o th e r Lions who did excep- kidney and bladder disorders, Pentico of Cottage Grove were
ttonaliy weB were p h iiijm Clanir m ay’ under the old procedure, guests recently at the home of
(|nd D avenport
give a positive reaction when actu- M r. and Mrs. W alter Pentico.
Cottage Grove
Yoncalla a,,y the persons tested might not
A farewell party was held re-
Clang .............. F ........
Dodd have even taken one drink.
cently at the home of M r. and
Langston ....1" F ............
Cox
Doctor Kozelka has utilized his Mrs. M. J. Jackson in honor of
Hocker
C
Howard method since 1936, but it was not Vernon England, who is leaving
G - Dugan .. G ............ Beglow announced until recently. Exhaus- to join the Navy. Vernon is a
T Jones
G
............ Grasse tive ,etts have apparently shown son of M r. and Mrs.
Fletcher
Sub«
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Jennings ......... G
¡Hamilton ....... G
Lunch t i m e
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS
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Waffle Irons ... $3.95
Irons... $1.95 and up
Food Mixers $14.00
Heating Pads $2.95
Smoking Stands
Glassware
Lamps, etc.
Radios
m IIIIJS to_hoid
a n n M l’ y m i f f
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Warman Trade in the Old
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B ack
P tter Malm of Malden, Muss.,
who lost h li lunch bag when the
handle got caught in the door handle
of a passing automobile, has it back
now. He caught the license num
ber of the car which spirited away
h it empty lunch basket and a po
lice checkup found It hanging on
the doorknob of William E. Park
e r’s machine In New Bedford. 50
miles away.
Christmas Cards
i ^ S e le c t them now
k ^ f r o m our oom-
1 \> le te n e w stock
of Greeting«.
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ELECTRIC
Also Gifts
Valley Printing Co.
76 W . Bromiwny—Eugene
Central
$ .35
.55
1.09
2.18
2.73
Rates to adjacent states proportionately lower. Also special
low package rates on apples, peaches and pears.
For FREE pickup service within the city limits or for
further information call
Railway Express Agency
39 South 6th St.
Phone 6
Craig & Miller Transfer
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAULERS
N ew ,.
The Lion B-squad downed the
YOUNG REPUBLICANS
Yoncalla B-squad in a fast opener
CONVENTION AT SALEM.
for the A-squad game at Yoncalla
last Friday by a score of 32-18. . Young republicans from all sec-
Cottage Grove
Youcalla tions of the state w ill gather at
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