The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, March 03, 1929, Image 18

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Newspaper Page TextThe New Oregon Statesman, Salem, OregonSiSunday Morning, March S, 1929 18 1 lUTT IVI VVU X VUIMJ JL B est Results, as Directed By High Authority Here Feeding is the bie problem following is new information following, furnished by John of Industrial journalism, Oregon State Agricultural college: Feeding affects not only the quantity but also the qual ity and even the size of eggs. And both quality and quantity affect the profits, according to Extension Service bulletin 410, just issued, by F. E. Fox, associate professor of poultry husbandry at the state college. A working knowledge suitable "to meet these needs requires a knowledge of the raw materials and what they furnish, how the -lien Is able to utilize them.1 and the eesentlls of the finished pro- duet the ess. Feed Biggest Slnglo' Coat Feed Is the largest single cost In the prodoctlon of market eggs. It is also the most Important con slderation. ' The host of poultry 'stock, poorly fed, will not return the maximum . yield ' and profit. Neither will the best of feeding do much for 'poor stock, stock not .bred for production, or diseased or improperly boused stock. Ex cerpts from the bulletin follow: Arailability will hare a mark ed influence upon the. cost, and Capitol aiid JUNK HOUSE 165-145 Center All Kinds of Junk Bought and Sold . Anything from a Needle to a Steam Engine CASH PAID FOR RAGS, BOTTLES, BARRELS, OLD PAPER, CARPETS, IRON, WOOL, PELTS, GRAPE ROOT, CHITTAM BARK, PEPPERMINT OIL, ETC. Oregon Pulp and Paper Company .Manufacturers of BOND LEDGER GLASSINE GREASEPROOF TISSUE Support Oregon Products . 8pecify "Salem Made" Paper for Your Office Stationery Big Sister IF r GOULD JOSf 5t-E. CtJL THOSE MAPS THE KIDS HAVE DRAWN ON THEIR, CfeCKS I GOULD PRETTY SOOM RNO OHR6 1UAT MCJC IS HtO. I'LL Tfct OOMfsJie.. VI A I ' XV r5c I I t -s. s J - I I J ou.u Mil I y' syBr : Gooley Movies ' ! .'V 5 . - :; j . By Neher , ' ' . a. --" - - ; - 1 ' - ; - - . - - .... .-- - - - v. ..:v ... -4 i I shox rr's 'jwhatJJvA' fake I o i-uvi cs- : 0 ujwyr op coocse -tmeni; iui-ust .auu Tvny ) -t- hlfl l a'. : i I or in market ezz production, and for poultrymen, as told in the C. Burtner of the department as an economical ration is desir able, those feeds most arallable should be" used. Certain necessary ingredients may hare to be added to the local feeds, but it is best that by far the bulk of the ration be those feeds most available. , Cheapest Not Always Best - An , economical ration is not necessarily the cheapest feeds one is able to buy. 8ometlmea the more expensire feeds produce such results that in the end they are the cheapest. Quality Is of first importance, and careful Judgment is necessary in making the feed selection. ; Wheat of High TalsM Wheat Is one of the best poul- Bargain ill OP AQOUf YOUR 4AVIK(6 ON YOUR. try grains. It is 'not as fattening as corn and Is generally arallable at a reasonable price compared to other grains. It is high la carbo hydrates and low In fiber and ash. - Oats, If heary and the gray rar- iety, have a relatively high feed ing value, as a rule they are not as palatable as corn or wheat and contain more fiber, which Is not relished. ; -;- Oats, particularly the kerneL make an excellent grow ing feed. It is best, bowerer. that they do not exceed one-third of the scratch .grain by measure. Baric y Held Fattenlnc Barley is fattening and does not eon tain as much fiber as oats. It may be substituted for oats In the ration, but Is not as palatable as corn or wheat. Kafir, alio, rye, buckwheat and other grains ase generally -not arallable In C sufficient amounts to make them economical feeds for this section of the country. The following two rations may be chosen according- to supply, arallabUlty or cost: , - First Ration 800 pounds wheat SeO pounds cracked cora (yel low). 400 pounds oats (gray). : - - Second Ration 1000 pounds wheat ; 700 pounds ' cracked 'corn (yel low). 100 pounds oats (gray). - The tendency la mash mixtures Is toward the .use of whole grains coarsely, ground. The same grain used In the neratch are used In, the mash, and In addition there are included the - high protein feeds such as meat meal or fish meal, or milk.' Often minerals are We can give immediate delivery on White Leghorns, Barred Rocks and Rhode Island Beds. Set your flock early, and have July.frys. Our hot water incubation results in sturdy chicks. ETflaEiec IPettflannd 27.3 State Oakland Sales and Service VICK BROS. High Street at Trade BRING IN YOUR NEW WHEAT And exchange it for hard wheat patent flour, or any of pur long list of milling specialties. We do custom grinding. We supply what you need for what you have. CHERRY CITY Salem, 481 Trade St. COME ROUND He A MiNVJTe. BCK? also added. to the mash mixtures. Graces Feed Supply , : Kale and alfalfa.' supplemented with green oats and retch or wheat and retch In the spring be fore the alfalfa hay is ready for cutting, gjro a continuous green feed supply throughout the year west of the Cascades. For each 100 birds, fire or six pounds of succulent green feed, run through a cutter, will answer satisfactorily in most cases, Too large a green feed consumption maf cut down the mash and grain consumed, re sulting da a . drop in production. A too large consumption of green feed may . also make dark colored yolks la eggs, an undesirable mar-i ket condition, . The sprouting ef grains for green feed Is not'ad- rlsed. -tf ;.. Mangel beets aad carrots hung on nails, while not strictly green feeds, do supply - saccules ee. Un like green regetatlon, bowerer, they do not supply the;, pigment eausing dar-colored yolks. - ' The Jttsftsral BuvtAr The usual ; feeds supply some minerals "aad there are only a few that require special -attention. The supply of calcium, phosphor us, sodium and chlorine may be inadequate. A . number of ' others are of rltal Importance,' but are supplied In the ordinary ration, so that they are not limiting factors. Iron Is usually found with the nt- amis supply, and 'Iodine is pro- Tided by fish-meal ; and oyster shell. . . 4 " - - . -. ' Oyster shell In hoppers before the birds all the time supplies the much-needed calcium carbonate for egg-shells: Bone-meal or gran- ulated bone will supply phosphor- .(SGoflSCso Telephone 656 Pontiac MILLING CO. Oregon Phone 318 I TH6AD THATrtXl FEATHERS GOWIKJ ON BAK J05T UKe A CHICKED., HOtO ABOUT IT r Ss 11 E veAawv - VMaaava- w M I I IS WC W $SW -wU B a ga, aisri I I , THIS WEEK'S SLOGAN DID .YOU KNOW that the Salem district b ideal for the poultry and pet stock industry; that this is the greatest poultry country in the world: that there is now a fast increasing interest fat all the branches of this industry; tha (there is rast room for expansion , here, in connection with fruit and nut growing, dairy- ': Ing and lire sioch breeding that many more large commercial poultry - plants ought to be established here, making this the Petaluma of Oregon; that more intensified firming methods ought to be followed all . over this district; that we Nmld have leas scratched orer land, unless it Is jscratck t orer by poultry; that the inritation for more farmers who want -to engage a In drrersifled fannixij,: with. the poultry industry as. a ' pari of iV ought to be giren broadcast throughout the country and throughout the world; that the warm we-" come tha.t hi here and the splendid opportunities that are here ought to be much' more generally known? , ' r n r'ctaiurna-: SALEM can be made the Petaluma of Oregon. - The move ment for expanding the poultry industry in its various branches in the Salem district - - But it is capable of being dreams of pioneers. ' . The Petaluma' district of California turns off more than 20,00O.'D00 annually, in" poultry products, v . ,: - - i -. Think what a development that would mean for the Sa lem district; or even an approach to it! And this can be done. The fact! that our poultry men hold anumber of world records in egg laying contests shows the natural advantages we' have here. ;:TheJtbihty to and our comparatively. low. overhead costs, owing to our al most perfect poultry climate; Drove the possibilities here. . What we need now, among canneries, and turkey meat canneries. : We need a iurtner rapid poultry cult. ; 1 Every other industry on continuous boom in our poultry, US; salt Will SUPPiy SOQium ana chlorine. Salt Is added to the mash occasionally to the amount of one per cent. Care should - be taken that there are no lumps and that the ualt Is oreniy - aiswinuiea throughout the mash. Must Hare Water Since both the fowl's body and the err are hlrh is water content a rood supply of wster fs fmpera- lWtt. Tet U about . Vol ot -waV er in a dozen essTS ana nens wui not lay dried efs. Buttermilk or skim milk kept before the birds all the time nelps to supply protein, minerals, ana ritamins, and also acts as a lax ative. Less protein 1$ needed In the. mash where a supply ot but termilk to drink Is prorided. Dried buttermilk or skim milk mar be Included in the mash up to 10 to 12 per cent under confli- tlons where it Is not possible to obtain skim milk or buttermilk at a reasonable cost. - - Of the ritamins. A and D, are the two of . special Importance to MEAD HONEY CO. Salem, Oregon ! Bees, Honey aad Supplies "The Best for Less" Order Queens and package bees now Delivery from northern Cali fornia begins last week in March. Write for omr complete price list Keep Tour Money in Oregon Buy Monuments Made at -Salem, Oregon Capital Monumental Works 1. G. Jones St Co., Proprietors 11 Kinds of Monumental Work Factory and Office: 221081 Commercial St. Opposite I. O. O. P. Cemetery, Box 21 Phone 189 Salem, Oregon HAVE YOUR. I'LL HAVE . ' s - i . - is already well under way. speeded in ways beyond the : ,(. " ' produce all the. necessary feeds, and for various other reasons, other things, is poultry , meat development oz an already fine the lond .will be helped by a industry. poultrymen. The others are either present in sufficient quantity as not to bo a limiting factor, or do not affect poultry. Vitamin A is weu supplied in green feed, par ticularly thin, leafy regetation. Alfalfa is a good source, while yellow corn supplies a fair amount. Lack of this vitamin caus es eye trouble and eren blindness. Vitamin D fs present in cod- Wr oW. uU.T.-'lot' want. llght, cod-llrer meals, ergosterol, acterol and other commercial pro duct's. Lack of this rltamln caus es abnormal nutrition, lack of proper calcification of the bones. non-asslmllation and use of min erals, Jan d leg weakness. Stronger egg shells may be the result of proper utilisation' of minerals. TURKEY JK TO BET TURKEY GOBBLE Simon says: Don't experiment all of your money away; If in the turkey business you in tend to stay. Then breed the kind that always Pays, And new mark well what Simon says: As a money-getter my layers are best; First in line comes my positive non-setter, And the hen that knocks out all the rest Is the layer that's never a quitter. Tour time raising turkeys wll never be lost. If the foundation la rightly begun; It's principally this that deter mines its cost And the question of whether . you're won. Toura for turkeys, C. F. Simon. VACATION ANNOUNCED A spring racation period has been announced at Kimball school Of theology beginning March 16 and ending ten days thereafter, By Les For grave LET T&OThEEFOR. tOURTHLF LOHerueR- OH MOT, etlMlartza anrmmsnta UtmAim NtbM, Imt Ku Z-J. t$ , it Mm (! ! "fet Afm' U" so, ayfT iTwjtUISs. r Um yr ua ... fl.se BUSINESS OPP. ' MANUFACTURER can ywu rntW fcersepewert 1 have powr atte. ditch Sue. liars eld tvrbaa whMlalluadr flow' watr year round on P '4 tisn war ltmltta from Salem, i nl. from R.-.R. ImJ tor Fm. -Sirs KciMr atIUr anytbtna wlxra uor or-water la adtd. vAldcr, ah, Wlm: ak ad tr MtmmUm. Utntorn neua MMU-tojr. V i TAYLOR Stajr.taa. Urai - BUSIMKSS OPPORTUJIITT. -HALF IntarMt la muste Mora. .Mua b yons mnt " Strictly eolles trad. tM atudMUa- erUI: LMUtam idaal. Beat ror-rrrter' anr- twea tn md b-jDM. For further In fbrmatitw. addraSa "Box 1 1 . CorraUta, Oreeask .,'e-. i -v . FOR SALE--Real.iSstate , aaaaPfcaapaaajasaMMMNsMarf COkmBTB - tamlaiilnM ... ot, 4.-rooro hoMe,- Inctadlnc l:trtc waahlMf .ma chine, Universal ras.' warden toota, ela waiweonaMerv.aniall.- eloeed ;ear. Party lea vine Halem. HOP -aanHr -fori sale" or leae.Jjjoo-tern. have- some- of, the beet - toop ;caacnee , wm. the valley. W1U consider some traoe. CL08E- In subnrban Kme overloek- tns -the. ity. l, acrea r tammoamru wmaa mnA Athf bulldinaS. WaUtUTt, cherrlea, -seme loganberries all bear nc. Good wen. electric hbtks.- erf the pavement. Price rtgnt- EXTRA Hoe da try rancn, acres all under cultivation. 7-rooni new mod rn bunsalow, good dairy barn, good well, family orchard, ood soil, f S miles from Albany n; sood bt' hlshway.. WH1 take t(H U sold soon. A BNAP ze.acresat aum out. rood Boll, cherries, berries, pears and other fruit, all beartnav BLACKWOOUa Masonic-uuuaina; Insurance, Loans Rentals- FOR 6ALB ( ACRES located on main Pacific highway south ot Falem. Will build small house to suit tenant. ' Price for land SZ.ftOO.OO. Interest per cent. W. 11. GRABENHUHS l A LU. . . - Realtors M NOTICE OP INTENTION TO II PROVE THE ALLEY IN BLOCK 6 OF ROBERTS ADDI TION, FROM THE EAST LINE OV TCVTKXafTM. BTKEET TO THE WEST LINE TEENTH STREET. OP THIR- Notice is hereby giren that the Common Council ot the City ot Salem, Oregon, deems it necessary and expedient and hereby declares its purpose and Intention to im. prore THE ALLEY IN BLOCK 6 OF ROBERTS ADDITION, from the east line of Twelfth Street to the west line ot Thirteenth" Street, at the expense of the abutting and adjacent property, except the street and alley Intersections, the expense of which will be assumed by the City of Salem, Oregon, by bringing said portion of said alley to the established grade, and par ing said portion of said alley with a six-inch Portland cement con crete pavement, . sixteen feet tn width, -in accordance, with the plans and specifications therefor which were adopted by the Com. mon Council on . February 18, 1929, now on file in the office of the City Recorder, and which are hereby referred to and- made a part hereof. The Common Council hereby declares its purpose and intention to make , the abore described lm provement by. and through the Street Improvement Department of the City of Salem, Oregon. By order of the Common Coun cil February 18, 1929. M. POULSEN, City Recorder. Date of first publication Febru ary 22, 1929. Date of final publication March 6. 1929. Daily to M6 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IM. PROVE THE ALLEY - IN BLOCK QNE (f) OF BOISE'S SECOND ADDITION, FROM "E" STREET TO BELMONT STREET. ; v : Notice Is hereby given that the Common Council of the City of Salem, Oregon, deems it necessary and expedient and hereby declares Its purpose and Intention to im prove the ALLEY IN BLOCK 1 OF BOISE'S SECOND ADDITION from "E" Street to Belmont Street, at the expense of the abut ting and adjacent property, except the street and alley intersections, the expense of which will bo as sumed by the City of Salem,' Ore gon, by . bringing said portion' of said alley to the established grade, and paring said portion of said alley with a six-inch Portland cement concrete pavement sixteen feet in width, in accordance with the plans and specifications there fore which were adopted by : the Common Council on February 18, lszs, now on file In the office of the City Recorder, and which are hereby refetred to and mad - a part hereof. The Common Council ' hereby declares Its purpose and Intention to make the abore described im provement by and through the Street Improvement Denartment of the City of Salem. Oregon. ' .By order of the Common Conn, dl February 18, 1929. M. POULSEN; City Recorder. . Date of first publication Febru ary 22, 1929. Date of final publication March . 1929.-. . . . Daily to M 6Sc3ccnvGttbas ekR kfanufactairers erf Vinejraiv Soda Water. t FoontaJn Supplies. .-; F03 SALE Real Eptate LJi-uM.rn- ir: mnnemmm " STJBtTRBAK HOMES ;; -' room lFfr'ai.5X rm m acre, frtit, wonder! r lew. j r50KS south, anodern ezeept fur aJ tWlwa. Ha. baartoa cherrl View. !. caaa. ft ROOMS, aouin. J""'!ii'1 1 acre. 14 lars bearing Bnguah wal rnrta. Price f57. Tma .7 ROOMS. Garden rtrletJy - , era. T acre. x-rrrm . v . - . S ROOMS. nortn. amworo. - ore oara loanv wou, uun, Ikade. Price 16." Terma FT7 LJ. UETJLl LJS at our oiiiw. ww will take ilty - property li eachawaje. Many more to chooee fjrorai-V V, j 1 1 Cwirt. Street -i- rount rjmmr viHMAaulTtri . lor nomas. . . - S2S0. FOR a lot to S.J Salem. '-, Ject ta pavbic SIS dowaj ! ! pee m. ttll. IOT on S. Chun, eeer free. awbjeet t pavmg. dewn ; fl 9 ." month. , - ' ' .!';.';' aiSaS. . FOB., d traet' SB i. . mamm. liSaltt f vine P-" aaay terse, - . a. FiKB ht aim. or ww. -. Hth. tZ'Axttt; aevrral treaa, SI 0. tXTT om ooraer - e' Swsaaeer " and- Market. '- aseea-' to loaa- on-acreae. . ; ' fl ' MBLVTN JOHWaON or, A. I. DARK - 12 TJ, S. Bank BMar. -. --Pib av iasjeapasaaa SIS KBW raaaa noaa,. .ftr-- tIaee. bath; sar&ae,' pavement sd . Sies.ee down. , , Slier. -t JtouM none ciose aa. sood buy at tae prtc. - j SZfltf. JSEvr Knruen type rei medeva Ixteee. n ruUoe. bath. -haM- ware floors l lfvins room. Slsv- dewa. . S7.--Ni;W'7 room modera heoee. llvtns room.- eimng room. . utenea. breakfaet aook and bedroesaa V SCTtS, -NEW- 7 room Knaitea 'type house, with douM sarac under cwet. atrwtlon : - . .. - . t Ax It LOT- ow comer E and Sum mer; ' Beet locatloa m Oaka aaVBtkm --Terimvi'- ? rr--- .r-..;' - MKLVIK JOHNSON er A. L DARK 110 U. S Bank Bids. Phone . INSTALLMENT ACRf AO R SSS.SOe down and balance I IS. pee month, buys a fine . S . arte mi Hrw dark prairie soil. located oa Um Oer dn reed. Price $1,500. ftrt. . SILO down. and balance $10.00 per month buys S acrea located oa gravel road east of Salem. Price fl.SOe.oe. Interest S per cent. ' $10.00 down and balance $10 4 per month buy a IH acre tract cleee tn on Garden road, paved-- road. - Prlee 91.000.00. Interest $ per cent. $10.00 down snd balance $10 00 per month buys a fine acre tot rlow to the falrsrounds. City water. rrre $700.00. $26.00 down and balance $10.00 per . month buys' 214 acre trart 'close tt LlalrcTounda all eultlvatedT'ftlce! -Sf si JJaterest per cent. ' ; iv.v fiown ana oaisnce vnei will handle 14 acres close In. acre orchard, balance rood timber.. Will consider lot a first payment Prlre $4,909.00. Interest t per cent. SZS.OO down and balance SlO.oe ir motitti atA a. 1Stm -v-w urn. located south. Price $1,000.00. Interest per cent . $50.00 down and balance $10.00 per. month will handle, a fine -view a-re. located south. Price 11,004.0$. Interest per cent. $60.00 down and aance $10.$S 1er month will handle I acres all in tear ing- apples, close to dry limits, south . of Salem. Price $650.00. .Inter S per cent. - " $10.00 down and balance SS.0S per month will Handle i acre sluth of fla- lem, -line aliade trees. Ft ice' $600. Ja-. terest S per cent. $26.00 down snd balance $10.00 per month will handle ', acre south of 8a in, will build cheap house to suit tn- . ant. Price for land. $1,000.00. Interest $ per cent IF you -are looking" for a small in- stallment acreage, see. WV H.rQRABENHORST CO. Realtor ! " 114 South Liberty Street ' -ii-i)-iii-,-i)--L(ju-i .rLnnjin GOOD house snd two lota to trwde for good car. Make your own terma -Pick your lot we will build to suit you. . - , WILLIAM K. MOSKS 451 Court Street Tel. 181S. ttew flrst Tiational Bank Building Directory BASEMENT ' Do Luxe Shlntna Parlr Experts for Ladles and Clentlemea TURKISH H.-.THS, MAS8AQK Office Telephone 2J14 Residence Telephone 28JS FOURTH FLOOR Dta O'NelU Phone $2$ . Burdette. optometrists 4S1-402-403-404.40I aUQHTIi FLOOR Dr. C Ward Davis General DenUetr Tel. tit Evening by appplauneat , 1 "Room $02 if TENTH FLOOR Dr. , W. A. Johnson. Dentist TeleDhona 12S& .- isai REAL ESTATE y DIRECTORY ANDERSON St RUPERT a, - Rfaltors ';-.;: .- Tel. If 44 If J B. High W. A.- BOND; 122 N. . - Pbona S$T4 Com ! . St. ' BKCKE Jit H R"V!T?!PVO . t$3 N. Higl , v - i, T.1 tat JOSEPH BARHEH RF1ITT tOO Orey Bldg. -- - -, pbona 70S Nv Cuoimerclal Tel 11 1 120 State St - - ! - Realtors : Tel. 1J3T "... i IT. a. nwi l;r 290 N. Church , . Tel. 111$ -" 1: I.IMPTII I ELLIS Phone llfjj Sf9S & Church St. .. 8. M. EARLK Liberty. St. . Iff B. -Tel.. gtfS HOMER r -ostf r b t 70 M SUta St " i:i TA W. 11. GRABENHUBJT a. r.-. . IS4 8. Liberty St. , - , "raL lis MKLVIN Jnifvonu . ... 120 U. a Bank Bldg. . ' fST IllVt SUta 8C ToL 1TI w E. MOSES 41 Court St. TeL 211$ GERTttUDK J it Pino 414 Court- -I- 1 . TeL If 12 . . PRSRINB 4 U A pgrrco . -tllfctferay Bldg.- TeL 007 . Rich t: ntnM i7iw tlt .N. Hlch fee . , ' Realtor . : TeL IU . - - bALeii RSALTT CO.' ' - 4CI BUte&c Room 1. . .Tat JOOf $04- First' Nat. Bk.- Bldg. . Tel. 7$ ; a B.- NatX-Bank Bid. - fel :47t 9. T. ULRJCH Commercial - - .-, IJI.N. 1 Jli : Tel. - TRlANOLBsREALTr CO. f -Court. 8t.. . .Tel. SSI 421 111 'IT. SL REALT t ' CO. Orel- F. L. -WOOD 441 State fit. Tel. 114