The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, December 13, 1923, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Text" TIOJrwSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 13. 1923, s tHITI. ', i '. " ' J- ,"'" "l"'A.. -.'."'J J ' ' Z - .,:.-- ' 1,,,,tlBaaaaajaaaaa EM PIS TR 1.CT 1 feot : ' . - . : ' Best .raE.ORE(NS3!ATESMAN, SALEM; OREGON. 4 ( . Buy the !ELLING Oregon Mad. 7 furnaces V SA W. W. ROSEBRAUGH co. : ; ,,::; Foundry and Machine Shop l?th & Oak St., Salm, Or. ; Phone 88$ W Ar Oo Attu Tw Million ; "W aro dw paying rr tore qaartera ( a, million dollars a year to tb dairymen of thii aerlioa ; lot KUkJ -'. 1 : . "Marion Butter" r - la tas Bast Buttet 7 Mora Cava and Better Cows la tha crying need IIARION CREAMERY & PRODUCE CO. .Salem, Ore. Fhone 2183 DEHYDRATED and CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Oregon Products King's Food Products Company Salem Portland Oregon ; Cidson Stolz Co. " Manufacturers of ; Dependable Brand Ume-Solphnr Bolntion Tna brand you can depend on for parity and test " Prices upo application . '? Paclory near corner of . - Summer and Kill 8t. Salem, Oregon Willamette Valley Pnme ? Association The oldest Association la the Northwest Y.T.JENKS Secretary and Jlanager Trad A High St a. SALEM, OREGON. NELSON BROS. " Wana Air Tvrartt, plnmbicg kiiaf kad sheet matal work, tia as gravel - reofiag, geoartf JoV . alas ia tia aai xalraaUad iroa votk. SSt Cbaiaaketa St. Phona I90t DIXIE BREAD ; Dixie Health Bread , Ask Your Grocer RIDE THE TROLLEY ixm 8AFKTY COMPORT v, CONVEXIEXCB AND ECONOMY Tickets savo your time. Buy them in strips 5 for ; SO rent. SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES FOR YEARS AND YEARS . Tai 8Utnon 1n atipply- ' ta$ ta wanta f tsa criUcal Job printing UikU Proof pattlTa wa ara prtatcia at warUi and nartt. Uodera equipment and Ideas ar ti anas Uat sat 7. Statesman Pulishing iany Ilione - 23 .or S83 Gomp Devoted to Showing Salem District People the Advantages and Opportunities of Their Own Country and Its Cities and Towns. The Way to Build Up Your Home Town The Surest Way to Get Is to Patronize Your Home People Industries Is to Support i ' ' Selling Salem District is a continuation of the Salem Slogan and v j f Pep and Progress Campaign The Dalles 11 OF THE 17 WORLD t THE SALEP.t DISTRICT HAS PRODUCED COWS H ALL BUT 01 N RECENT IK The World Has Produced Three Medal of Merit Jersey Bulls, andithe Salem District Has Produced Two of Them; and 12 Out of the 31 Gold Medal Jersey Bulls -Salem District Has Produced Half of All the 1000 Pound Jersey Cows of the World The Greatest Dairying District. There have been 17 world rec ord Jersey cows. The Salem dis trict has produced 11 of them; the rest of the world 6. The Sa lem district has produced all the world record Jersey cows of re cent years excepting one. Twelve Jersey! cows have pro duced 1000 pounds or over of but ler fat in a year ; The Salem district-has produced' hair of therul -4 Ther Jiave bwn i medal- of moiit'JeroOy -coWa tn the 'world. The Salem ; district has produced 23 of them f the rest of the world r - -. . , : The world has produced -62 sil ver, medal Jersey bulls. Oregon has produced 22 of them; the rest o the world 40. s There has been Sl gold medal Jersey bulls inj the world. The Sttlera district lias produced 12 of thera; th? rest of the world ID. The world has produced I three modal of merit Jersey bulls. Tho I i Perfectiyj Pasteurized MILK. AND CREAM Phone 725 Butter-Nut Bread ' . - ! - VtJ "The RicheFinerilioar CHERRY CITY bakery:: Roof Leak? Kbonal for, Felt of Shitrgles Klastic Uool CtmcntIor all Repairs, i - s t .. ; ;: Or' - A New ; Root of Cedar Sliinlosj, 'MaUhoid Shingles, i Malthoid Roll 1 va finir 1 - See Falls City-Salem Lumber Company - So, 12lb St, ,,f: lMione 8t.t A. It; Kol.sajr, Mgr. HOTEL BLIGH IOO rooms ot Solid Contort A Home Atsay Froa I Home Jt4 DAIRY This campaign of publicity for community upbuilding has been made possible by the advertisements placed on these pages by our public spirited business men men whose untiring efforts have builded our present recognized prospenty and who are ever striving for greater and yet greater progress as the years go by. RECORD JERSEY Salem district has produced two of them. What the Oliicial Itccords Mean . It i3 not nepessarV to explain to the wcl! posted Oregon dairyman the meanings of the designations in the official Jersey records of the world furnished by Mr. Col man, of tha Oregon Agricultural college, and published in another part of this issue. But the be ginner or tho interested layman will be glad to have the following for p?sorvation and reference; A class A cow i3 one tnat has been on official test and ha3 pro duced the required amount of fat necessary to enter the1 register of merit. Xo calving requirements. A class AA cow is the same as tho above, excepting that she must have carried a living calf 153 days during test. j A class AAA cow is one that has mad o the required amount of ( fat m J0 days and must bring . forth a living calf within i 13 month3 from tho date of calring preceding the thno she entered the test. A gold medal cow is one that has produced not less than 7u0 pounds of fat in class AA or ! 610 pounds in AAA. i A medal of merit cow is one that has produced ; in excess of 850 pounds of fat ia AA or not less than 740 pounds in AAA. A, silver medal cow is one that enters test under 5 years of ase and has produced in either class AA or AAA amounts as follows: If in class AA end on the day of beginning test she is"" not more than 2 year3 and 93 days old she must have produced not les3 than 500 pounds of fat, and for ; each J a 1 n . uav uiuer iua.n z years ana a days she must have produced 2-10 of 1 pound additional. If in class AAA she must haveproiuced not less than 410 pounds of fat dur intc test with the same additional requirements on . account of age as In class A A. A" medal of merit bull is one that has sired not less than three cows that have qualified for me dal of merit; these cows to b? from separate dams. j A. gold medal bull is one that has sired, not loss than three gold Our Method,: Cooperation "The Beft Only" Capital City Co-operative Creamery A non-profit orpinintmn owned entirely by tho dairymen. Uiva PS a trial. Manufacturer of Hut I err up Batter "At your Grocer' Phone 209 137 C. Cora'l St. Salem Carpet Cleaning and Fluff Rug Works , nap and fluff rags woTen any nixes without seams. New mattresses made to order. Old mattresses remade. Feathers renovated. I bay till kinds ot old carpets for fluff rugs. Otto F. Zwic&er, Prop. Phone 11S4 13 and Wilbur Streets . z 7 - I .'v 'T..A-. J . -.w.w. ..f1 a 1 . .... . Darling's Jolly Lassie, the present world record Jersey cow, bred and owned by Pickard produced 1141.28 pounds of butter fat in a year. " ' medal daughters from separate dams silver medal bull 13 the same for silver medal daughters. The Clrratest on Earth The Salem district produced the greatest dairy cow on earth- ot any age. any breed, living or de3d; Vive La France, bred and RECORD OF BLUE BLOODED JERSEYS SHOWS SEEM DISTRICT'S GREAT LEAD H..N. Colman, Supervisor of Official Tests for Oregon, of the Oregon Agricultural College, Furnishes the Official Records Brought Down to Monday, December 10th A Work That Requires a Great Deal of Care and Ab solute Accuracy (The following article has beenlbility does not stop with the act- furnished for this Slogan number of The Statesman by. H. N. Col man, Supervisor of official tests for Oregon; connected with the Oregon Agricultural College. The records are brought down to Mon day, Dec. 10th; and are therefore right down to date; the latest complete information to be pub lished anywhere. Mr. Colman i3 working on the standings of the animals in the other dairy breeds, and they will bo brought down to date ready for publication by February lst:j Official testing may be defined as a test for milk and butterfat production under the supervision of a qualified Representative of an agricultural college or experiment station for a" definite period of time. Each breed association hag divided its records into classes ac cording to ago placing different requirements for these various classes. All records for Oregon are conducted under the supervis ion of the Oregon Agricultural College. ' : Many breeders do not realize the responsibility the OFCgon Ag ricultural college has in the of ficial lest work in Oregon. It is the duty of the Oregon Agricul tural college to pee that the milk record is actually of, the milk pro dncod during tho test period, to see that each milking is properly and accurately tested lor Its but ler fat content, and to, make. a complete report to the respective breed ossoclation. Its rcsponsi- v -"r7,jHiiiMI C K ---- . t -.. Vv4 owned by I'ickard 15ros.. Marion, Marion county, Oregon. The .Salem district now has the world record Jersey tow. She is Darling's Jolly I-as.sie, owned by Pickard T.ros. She produced 11 11. -8 pounds of butter Tat in her year's tet. She. is trawling up towards the 1200 pound mark, . ia . . . i.. ual testing, however, for the name of the Oregon Agricultural col lege is signed to each test report, vouchsafing to the public that such test is accurate. Thus indirectly is signed the name of each tax payer supporting the college. To protect such records all official test work is governed by certain rules and regulations. The exper iment station and agricultural colleges working throujih the American Dairy Science associa tion formulate these rules. It is therefore the duty of each repre sentative of the Oregon Agricul tural college conducting official test to follow the rules, and it i3 the duty of each breeder doing official testing to sco that these rules are carried out. The purposes of official: testing an (1) to secure information whkh can be used in the selec tion of animals for breeding pur poses, with a view to improvement of offspring: (2) to demonstrate to the public the improvement which has been secured through selection and breeding. Official testing is carried on at this time under two general typs of tests, namely: 1 YEARLY, where tbc supervisor ia present at every milking, for one or two days each month (depending upon the breed) weighing and testing the milk. This test is U3ed in all breeds. It is spoken of as a semi-official test by tho Holstein and Shorthorn breeds. (2) SEVEN-DAY OR LONGER, where the supervisor Is present as above for 4 y 4, A .. 4 Vi Si:, at which Oregon Jersey breeders are shootir.?. It will be reached; pcThnps not soon, but finally, and by a Salem district cow. Said and Itcpratrtl For, as The Statesman has said and repeated many Jimes, the fu ture world records for production of Jersey cows will be made by Sa seven or more consecutive days. This test is used only in the Hol stein and Shorthorn breeds. This test is spoken of by these breeds as an official test. The benefits to be realized from official testing may be sum marized as follows: (1) It pro vides a basis for proper selection, breeding, and feeding sb essential for developing a high producing and profitable herd. (2)It in creases the value of the cow, her offspring, and other relatives. (3) It stimulates personal pride in the development of the kind of dairy stock which will improve the herd. In order to aid in having well trained and responsible men for positions as herdsmen and as su pervisors of tests the Oregon Ag ricultural college is giving a HERDSMAN'S AND COW TEST Clasa A and AA WOELD'S EE Name til tl. It. N'HniTx-r Senior One Year Old St. Mawrs Lad's Lady, Jrntor Two Year Old Pearly Vxile St. Lambert, jn.iioi Sen'.or Two Year Old Kt. Mawr I'rrtfv l.arlv, i:rj (JO. Junior Thri-e Year OM i'oppj Dortli.i; Senior Three Year Old llisen's -lubilce Msgnal. .;142 Jun;or Fear Year Old DarMm' Jolly l.anste, ""-jo- To"T Year Old Owner at of tl'St time H. i. Iliff. J ml'jM'nlenc V. J. JTHov, Jkmies, Oregon I. . IatieW, Till:iti!ook, "Oregon K. K. Lynn, TcrrvJale, Oregn II. V. Honnrll. -Yor.njsJon n, oiiiij l;rkrd Hros., Marion, Oregi.u ive i,a France. 1'irkard J'.ios. 019G1Q si?J3lZi Marion, Oregon Groff Constanee, :!';72!-j Mature Over 12 yrs. of ajc) C. V.-. C-off. Amlicrst. Mass. S!,i- a user Jnd, If. W. n,.nncll Youngstown, Ohio Br and Addros .1. It. HiMey, . : Jpciieer, Mnkj. A. Tlinmtisnti, Blachly, Oresi ' Kd. Carr. Carlton, Oregon ' ' 2 :'.0 Cfa AAA Senior Ono Year Old o i InfereM tinjiert", Junior Two Year Old Silver Chiracs l!e!y IVrn. Senior Two Year Old St. Man ur.v Sd, 4".22I Junior Three Year Old Naney1!. friile of l.i:rviietcr C. f.. Alnlliry 495-'-' ilc-Miiinrille, Ores Senior Three Year Old Oxford lioy'i May juev". It. B'u.ili. 391315 Kogeraville, Mo. Junior Tour Tear Old , (Continued More and Larger Those You Have ' Why suffer with Stomach . Honrs 20 - f 4 riiii i Bros, Marion, Oregon. ; She lem district " cowsr it will be a contest between Oregon Jerseys.; and the 1200 pound Jersey cow is on the way. ' . -Why?-... 7- ' " r ' ' ' Because western Oregon i3.the best dairying country in the world; because we. have the feed (Continued on page 11) ERS COURSE, January 2 to June 12, 1924, in which emphasis will be placed on conducting these rec ords as a supervisor . and ' also handling the animals as herds--men in charge.- Practical work In testing and handling of the cows from all angles will be treat ed, dwing to .the jiature, ot the work only a limited number of students can be accommodated. Not more than 10 are admitted for instruction.;- An entrance fee of 13.33 is charged each term. In addition to this there Is a $5 lab oratory fee and about $5 for books and supplies each term. For information relative totne Official Test, work : communica tions should' be addressed to Sup erintendent. Official Testing, Ore gon Agricultural College, CorvaK lis, Oregon. . ,. COED JEESEVS j. '' . i ...... , - . '--AN, ?w .-... . v ; i . " . , . - .- ir Milk. Avj. Fat - " 1W. tifr lbs. chits 117.".G ".-, SD.oo A I " - " . ' - a 123 tC B.l 810.10 AA 2j."0 r...5.7 82133 AA l?8l4 . 031.33 A l';-! -,.ci . i t.tr, a 16125. - ;e.9i - it ii.si . a ii'J2 bit lo.-.l.ci a A Ore 17!iJ2- O.01 nso.oti 12G Milk lhs. 5;i. - i in A Ila5- car ried eatf '211 (ft - . j.29 lb. 403.15 11371 i25.D3 171 10789 613.04 259 1297 1 LIS. 13 ia-2 llt'JG 5.01 rJd.il :15 on "uagc 12) Efforts At all time to aaalst ta any postfcle W the opmaat f tin trait ft&i berry Industrie. H hi ya ley, '. . - a Oregon Paclang Co. Trouble when Chlropractla vCl BemoTe the Cause Your Health Begins Yhen Yea Phone 87 for an appointment i Drs. SCOTT & SCOFIELD 1 P. ai 0. Calropxacton ; : j Bay Laboratory 414 to 410 IT. 8. Natl tt. matt. to 12 ajn. and 2 to 0 OUR FRUIT OUTPUT Prunes for 38 Millions! ;E1 Surplus of Tree and Small fruits to Market t d ... Oregon grows enough prunes annually to feed 38 million people. She produces six times the amount of apples needed by her own citi zens, seven times the pears, eight times the small fruits, and 0 times the prunes, according to fig ures compiled by the college ex tension service. This large sur plus of specialties contributes to but 20 per cent of the national food supply. . : How to develop a productioa and marketing program for tie Important Oregon specialty fruit crops and encourag" and guide ex pansion of the fruit and nut in dustry will be one ox the big pro blems before the horticultural sec tion'of the agricultural -economic conference at the college Janu ary 21 to 26. . Information on production ati trend of the industry In compet ing districts' regarding tree fruits, small fruits, nuts and vegetables, is being, compiled by members of the horticultural staff to preseal to the growers attending the cou ference. Commercial production of log" anberries, walnuts, and filberts H the United States is limited to Oregon, Washington and Califor nia. On the average, approxi mately 36 million ponnds of wal nuts and . 19 million pounds of fil berts . are imported annually this country. Parts of this state are considered especially well adapted , to growing these t crops. - ' . ' :. - Methods of finding! a way ts market these surpluses or reduca their production, and also a means of increasing production of lbs nuts to, supply market demand will be earnestly sought. we AND cow TESTiriS AT D. fs. G. Trained Herdsmen Are to Bj. Turned Out By Intensive Training Course Dairy berdsmanship practice and cow testing experience will be afforded in the special course t Oregon Agricultural college, be ginning Jan. 2 and running Iff fire months. Each man will tats a few cows from the college pn bred herds, and feed, manage and milk them for the entire ttae. They will also weigh and test t"e milk as required both in cow test ing association and official test ing work. It has been bard frr tho dairy owner to find experienc ed men qualified to ' handle ' tls herd to get high and economical production and at the same tie maintain the health and vigor c' the animals, If these trained herdsmen fail It will not be for lack of suitable experienceu. The bargain hunter tempor arily proud of his cheap ma terial, forgets that repair bills and depreciation costs arc included in the bargain. MILESTONE Hollow Tile 1403 X. Front St. CAN FEED M LL D 3 I. i i 4 r I I 0 qi3SL ComlSU ' - 7 : :