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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon. Sunday Morning, September 6, 1936
; Jjo. Store - for, 4 H Glidb Yomtlbi
4-H Groups to
Be Busy Daily
Lengthy Schedule, Judging
and Competition, Is
I Given For .Week
I Hardlya moment from the time
Hhe state fair opens until Satur
;day night-will-' be without, some
activity for the hoys and girls of
ithe 4-II clubs.
i Judging of the various 4-H ex
jhibits will begin at 4 o'clock Sun-
.aay aner a coniereuce ui juages
'and leaders earlier la the after-
tnoon and ;- from that time on
fthings will be popping all the
Itime for the 4-H lads and lassies,
The boys - and girl will be
: "housed as usual in the modern
-4-H dormitory on the grounds.
r The complete program of 4-H
activities follows: v
. SundaT Santemhar
3:00 p. in. 1'onferenre of lodges and
leaders ( ll club demonstration
booth). !
' 4:tK p. m. Bee'm judging clothing,
t homemaking, room improvement ex
it moits. i
; 6:15 p. m. Dinner 4-H club dormi
tor j. '
'Monday. September 7
7:30 a. m. l.iventeck judging content.
tneet at .4-H rlb dormitory).
9:00 a. m. Continue judging home ec
oncmirs exii-ibits. .
i 9:00 a. m. Home economics judging
f contest 4-H club dormitory.
? 10 :00 a. ' ni. Judging rose and flower
": exhibits. ; .
10:C0 a. in. Judging tome beautifica-
tion exhibits. i
10:00 a. in. Judtring corn exhibit.
10:00 a. m. Judgias potato exhibits
r.'15 p. m. Luncheon. ; . ;
1 :'JO p. m." Crops judging c0 t 1 1,
(Meet at 4-H Club dormitory,).. ;
1:30 p. u. Dollar dinner Douglas
bcgiswork.
1:30 .ft. '-in. Begin judging cookery ex;
hibilit. V
1:3 is,ci. Judging handicraft exhib
its. l:.;o p. ui. Judging bee club exhibits? :
2:30 p. ni: Meat identification content
(4-H Club dormitory).
2:30 p. in. Judging garden exhibits.
3:00 p. ni. Dollar dinner Douglas
serve.
c
8:00 p. m. Poultry judging contest
I Poultry Building).
3:30 p. ni. Kahbit judging contest,
(Meet at 4-H Club dormitory).
4 :30 p. m. Dollar dinner Douglas
r , out of booth. '
. "j 6:15 p. m. Dinner.
f Announcements
. 7:30 p. m. 4-H Club radio nro-ram.
, :Otf p. m. Pictures (4-H Clab dormi 1
toryj.
Tuesday, September S
: 7:30 a m. Weigh Valley Packing con
rt ': test hogs.
j 8:30 a. It Livestock demonstration
' Henton ?
8 :3"0 a. ib. Hume economics cEemonstra
; tion cookery Benton.
9.00 a. in. Continue all unfinished jud
ging- of exhibits.
9 MO a m. Judging Dairy I&rd Kec-
ord Keeping exhibits. S.
9:00 a. m. Home economics demonstra--f
tion-r-canning Benton,
t 9.00 a. m. Livestock ' demonstration
- jf Curry,
a.m. Judging forestry exhibits.
': 9:30 a. m. Home economic demonstra-
k tion clothing Benton.
9:30 a. m. Dollar dinner Benton
I begin work.
10:00 a. m. Home economics demon-
stration clothing Wheeler.
., ';.. 10:00 a. m. Judging beef cattle.
f I 10:00 a. m. Miscellaneous demonstra
; tion Benton.
1Fj30 w. Horn economics demoa-
at ration canning Douglas.
I' 11:00 a. m. Dollar dinner Benton
4 ; , serve. ,
11:00 a. at. Livestock demonstration
s Portland.
f ; 11:00 a. m. Home economics demon-
stration cookery Clatsop.
11:30 a. ni. Home economics demou
: etratiori cookery Klamath.
Tuesday, September g
.11:30 a. ni. Crops demonstration
I Portland.
12:15 Luncheon.
; 12:30 p. m. Dollar dinner- Benton
i out of booth.
1:30 P- Judging sheep and gnats.
, 1:30 p. m. Judging poultry exhibits.
, 1:30-p. m. Judging rabbit exhibits.
1:30 p. m. Home economics demonstra
I Mion canning Klamath.
1:30 p. m. XivestoeV demonstration
j Clatsop.
i. 1:30 p. m. Dollar dinner Lane be
, gin work. . .
' ; 2 :o0 p. m. Home economics demonstra
tion cookery Deschutes.
3:30 p. m. Livestock demonstration
W 1 Pollt.
2:30 p. to. Home economics demonstra- I
- tion canning Lane. 1
:00 p. m. Dollar dinner Ltni
serve.
:0O p. m. Home economics demonstra-
tion clothing Lane.
i :30 p. m. Livestock demonstration
Morrow. :30 p. m. Home economics demonstra
; tion esnning Polk.
; 4:00 p.m. Home Economics demonMrs
j tion cookery Douglas. ,
, 4:30 p. m. Livestock demonstration
- Tillamook.
4:30 p. m. Dollar dinner Lane out
of booth.
, -. 4:30 p. m. Dollar dinner Washington
begin work.
, 4:30 p. m. Home economics demonstra
tion clothing Polk.
:00 p. m. Home economics demonstra
f tioa homemaking Lane.
i 6:30 p. m. Livestock demonstration
t Cnion. - ..
r :00 p. m. Dollar dinner "Washington
t serve.
:15 p. m. Dinner.
Announcements.
7:30 p. m. Dollar dinner Washington
out of booth.
7:30 p. m. Pictures. -
Wednesday, September 9
3:30 a. m. Home economics demonstra
tion cookery Washington.
9.00 a. m. Home economics demonstra-
tion clothing Washington,
t 9.0O a. m. Livestock demonstration
Yamhill.
7.9:50 a. m. ITob economics demonstra
i tion canning Washington.
9:30 a. m. Dollar dinner Clackamas
begin work.
10:00 a. m. Horn economics demon
t . stration clothing Yamhill.
; 10:00 a. nv. Livestock demonstration
' Lane.
, 10:30 a. ra. Home economies demon
stration cookery Yamhill.
11:00 a. m. Horn economics dentoa
' 1 stration homemaking Yamhill.
11:00 a. m. Livestock demonstration
"i Clackamas.
,: 11:00 a. m. Dollar dinner Lilt
serve.
l', 11:30 a. sal. Home economics demon-
.! stration 4cookery Lane.
j 3:i p. as. ) Luncheon. ' I
12:80 p. m. Dollar dinner Lane out .
r 6f booth. i
! 1:50 p. m. Judging hogs.
lT: ( "QS Now
4-H'ers at
i. t
Xerly 80O animals will fiU the 4
by tonight, nnd Judging of these entries will start Tuesday moni
' ing. Above, the blue ribbon Holstein herd shown by Union county
club members last year, f -
1:30 p. m. Home economics demonstra
tion clothing Marion.. -1:30
p. m. Livestock demonstration. ,:
1:30 p. m. Dollar dinner Marion
begin work'. i
S :00 p. m. Homo economics demonstra
tion clothing Tillamook.
2:30 p. m. Home economics demonstra
rtton cookery Tillamook.
2 :30 p. m. Crops demonstration
Clackamas. i -
3:00 p. m. Crops demonstration Polk.
3:00 p. m. Home eeonomirs demonstra
tioncanning: Portland.
Wednesday, September 9
3:30 p. m. Dollar dinner iiarion
serve. . i
8 :30 p. m. Home economics demonstra
tion cookery Wat. ' "
3:30 p. m. Crops den:ons.tration Yamhill.-
! :
4:00 p. m. Home ecorimics demonstra
tion clothing Poitiand.
4:30 p. m. Homecoismmics demonstra
f?on cookery iPortlaod. i
4:30 p. m. Crops demonstration Lane.
4:30 p. m. Dollar dinaer Mariou -out
of booth. t j ' - ,'
4:30 p. m: Dollar dinner rolk begin
work, ''S't- ' f'; -
5:00 p. 4a." Hume economics dmortjitra
tion homemaking- Portland-.; , .
5:30 p. m. Owii idemontrtt:oa. j
5 :0 p. m.x Hoie eiropomics demonstra
tion cookery--Crackanias. : .
6:00 p. m. DMa;iHinet folk- serve.
6:15 p. in. Ifl-uiefi'" . J . .' "-
7:00 p. m. Leaders Ijdinaer raJk-?-.ut
of booth. - " s ;
7:30 p. ra. Pictures1.; f
Thursday, September 10 : -
o:3Q a. m. Home economics demonstra
tion clothing Lincoln. ;-
9:00 a. m. Health contest (ill TCIub
dormitory). . j i
9:0O a. m. Home economics demonstra
tion canning Multnomah. j
9:00 a. m. iliscell.ineou demonstra
tions Marion.. ; 1 ' ' .
9:00 a. m. Livestock ; s h o w m a nship
contests i . ' .
9:30 a. m. Dollar dinner Malheur
7 begin work. ; .
10:00 a. m. Home economics : demon
strations homemaking Marion.-
10 :') a. ' m. Miscellaneous demonstra
tions Polk. - ( i
11:00 a, m. Home economics i demon
strations cookery (-Marion. ' , i -'
11:00 a. m. Miacellaneous demonstra
tions Tillamook:. .
11:00 a. m. Dollar dinner Malheur
..serve. " i -
11:30 a. m. Home economies demon-
- stration cooking Multnomah
11:30 a. a.: Livestock demonstration
Washington. - 12:13 p. rm. Luncheon. - '
12:30 p. m. Dollar dinner Malheur -out
of booth. ( .
1 :30 p. m. Home economics demonstra
tion clothing Multnomah. -
1 :30 p. m. Miscellaneous dam onstra
tiona Yamhill. . (
1:30 p. ni. Dollar dinner Wasco be-
. . gin work. J
"' 2:00 p. an. Home economics demonstra
tion canning- Malheur. :
2:80 p. m. Home economics demonstra
tion homemaking Washington.
- 2 :30 p. m. Miscellaneous dim onstra
tioos Portland. . !
3 :00 p. m. Homo economics demonstra
tion cookery Linn. ,-s '
S:00 p. an. Dollar dinner W a s c o
serve. . :.:): t
3:30 p. ra. Home economics demonstra
tionclothing Clackamas.
3:30 p. zn. Crops demonstration-Linn.
4:30 p. m. Home economics demonstra
tion cookery Polk.
4:b0 p. m. Miscellaneous demonstra-
" tions Washington.)
4:30 p. m. Dollar dinner Wasco out
of booth. i
4 :30 p. m. Dollar dinner Linn be-
- gin work. j " .
5:00 p. m. Home economics demonstra
tion, f 1 i1"' '
5:30 p. m. Miscellaneous demonstra-
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State Fair
J- - - ''''iiist-a rnwai
- H stock barns at the fairgrounds
- tions Lane. .
6 :00 p. m. Dollar dinner Lin n
serve. I
6:15 p. ,m Dinner.
Announcements.
7:30 p. m. Dollar dinner Linn out
of booth.
Friday, September 11
0 :30 a. m. Home economics demonstra
tion canning Jackson.
9:00 a. m. Crops demonstration
wasnington.
9:00 a. m. Home economics demonstra
tion clothing Klamath.
9:30 a. m. Home economics demonstra
tion cookery Jackson. ;
9:30 a. m. Dollar dinner Yamhill
begin work.
10:oo a. m. Livestock demonstration
Linn.
10 .00 a. m. Home economics demon
stration clothing Hood Kiver.
10:30 a. m. Home economics demon
, stration canning Hood River.
11:00 a. m. Miscellaneous demonstra-
tion Linn. -
' 1 1 :00 a. m. Home economics . demon
' stration cookery Hood Kiver.
.11:00 a.-ro Dollar dinner Yamhill
ll-:J0': i, is. Home eeohonVies demon
. - "" stration- cookery Liacurn. ...
12:15. p.--.m LTjncheon1-,rs'- ; 5 .
.12:30 p. nt.5 Dollar dinner- Yamhill
- out. i boetht - .:r "- '-'-"
1:89 P." ni.-Home economics- demonstra
- . tion humeniaking Klamath, t:
1:30 p. m. Miscellaneoua demonstra
; ' tion. ; - ' -. -- ? " -
1 :30 ?pZ m- Dollar dinner Hood Kiver
--begin work. r
1:30 p. m. Judging of stylerevue.
2:00 p. m.'Homo economics demonstra
tion clothing Columbia. '
2:30 p. m. Home economics demonstra
tion canuing Columbia. "
2:30. p. m. Misceiraneous demonstra
tion Columbia.
3:00 p. m. Dollar dinner Hood River
i serve. -
3:30 p. ni. Home economics demonstra
tioncookery Columbia.
3:30 p. m. Miscellaneous demonstra
tion. .
4:30 p. m. Dollar dinner1 Hood River
out of booth.
4:30 p. m. Miscellaneous demonstra
tion. i,
4:30 p. m. Home economies demonstra-
. tion homemaking Columbia.
4:30 p. m. Dollar dinner' Portland
begin work.
6:00 p. m. Dollar dinner Portland
serve..
6:15 p. m. Dinner.
Announcements.
7:30 p. m. Dollar dinner Portland
out of booth.
8 :00 p. m. Special Awards In Front
I urandstana :
Style Kevue
4-H Club parade
Cass A, Nichols Special Poland China
trilf
M. Averhoff Special Duroc Jersey
Gilt
Harms Brothers Special C heater
waits tint
Wilmer Averhoff Special Berkshire
uut
Union County Hampshire Sheep Asso
ciation Purebred Hampshire Lwe
lamo, oy Clayton r ox, Imbler.
Toot Hill Farm Special Hampshire
ewe iamb bv i'nit Brown Jk Man
C. P. Kixer ft Son Annual Special
Oxford Ewe lamb; -rnest
D. Hoisington Annual Special
luiicom x.we lamo.
Virgil E. Parker Special Purebred
onropshire Lwe Iamb.
Annual Jersey Cattle Club Special
.rureDrea Jersey better calf by
x-iiiaoeta xorrest s son, JUcMinn
ville.
Jim Linn Trophy Cup Special Jersey
xi tiuD diemoer.
Annual Holstein Association Special.
Annual Uuernsey Cattle Club bpecial
Purebred Uuernsey heifer calf--by
NIGHT
SHOW
PLATOON OF CAVALRY
Bands Variety
Programs Daily
Auto and Floral Shows.
New Midway Features.
Learn to
Q)eo
Oregon-Developed
Tractor Is Shown
- ""' - " SBBiSBBBa4B ,
Kul tor-King, Being Built
i in Portland 'Plantj Is ;
to Be Displayed
; An advanced new garden trac
tor, developed on an Oregon farm,
ia making its appearance on truck
gardens throughout the Pacific
northwest, reports Nelson Bros.,
Salem dealer. " ;
: Named the Kultor-King, It is
enjoying an enthusiastic recep
tion from farm residents In this
region. ., ,.. . " -
It is being manufactured by
Kultor-King. Inc., in its plant la
Portland. President of the com
pany is G. Spencer Hinsdale,
prominent business man. ;
. The forerunner of the-present
Kultor-King was built five years
ago by James Gourley on a tea-
acre truck garden he was farm
ing near Myrtle Creek, Oregon. It
was a crude affair, consisting of
a gasoline motor, automobile
transmission, automobile differen
tial, a clutch, and two wheels -all
mounted on a couple of two-by-fours.
; J
But, wita all its crudeness, tha
machine outperformed any other
garden tractor Mr. Gourley had
ever seen! There are several real
sons for this. One is that auto
mobile differentials are of the
positive type, and permit easy
turning of the tractor from any
position. Another is that automo
bile transmissions are built for
many times "the power generated
by the garden tractor motor, and
therefore there is a Wide margin
of safety And, use or automobile
transmissions gives Kultor-Kings
three speeds ahead and one in
reverse, compared with the usual
one speed ahead and no reverse In
most garden tractors. -A chain
drive is used,, instead of the con
ventional troublesome belt driver.
: Develops. Own Clutch j
Mr. Gourley developed his owu
clutch, of the single dry plate
type. The clutch housing serves
as a belt pulley. Connected by
pulley, j the tractor will operate
washing machines, feed grinders, I
corn shellers, milking machines,
hay choppers, spray plants, ice
cream ; freezers, . concrete mixers.
saws, latnes, water pumps1, light
plants and other - devices.
5 The tractor pulls regular horse
drawn implements. It will plow
a ten-Inch furrow, eight inches
deep, in unbroken- ground as well
F. H. St an gel. Sherwood.
Senior 4-H Clab members Awarding
i Bankers' prises by T. P. Cramer,
Secretary, Oregon State Bankers' As
i sociation.
i Valley Packing Companv 4-H Pig
feeding contest 125.00 to exhibit
or of best pen of market hogs from
Marion, Polk, Benton, . and Linn
counties, by Valley Packing Coin-
i pany, Salem.. ; . ,
Governor Isaae Leo Patterson Cup
awarded to outstanding 411 clnb
member, 1936 State- Fair, for
achievement and leadership, by Mrs.
I. L. Patterson.
Sunday, September 12
7:00 a. .ra Deliver market animals that
have been sold.
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It taxkea the gamble the guesswork out of buy
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for appearance, condition and price,, ft is your :
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Dodge dealer stakes his reputation that every
car bearing it will live tip to your expectations,
See his outstanding Blue Seal bargains today
make your choice from this listing.
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1936 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe, like new $725
1935 Plymouth Touring Sedan $725
1935 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan $725
1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan $595
1933- Dodge DeLuxe Sedan ..$585 .
1931 Chevrolet Sedan . .......... ........ $345
1930 Buick Sedan ...:........:......;.......;...;..$345
TRUCKS ' :.
1935 Dodge, L.W.B. .$545
1935 Ford, L.W.B., 70x20 tires ..'..$595
1934 Ford, L.W.B. 1...; ...$445
1930 Chevrolet, L..B. A-....$295
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Livestock Judging Program to Open -Tuesday
Morning for 4-H Boys and
Girls; Club Exhibits Exceptional
. The 4-H boys and girls live
stock judging program at the DIa
mond -Jubilee state fair here the
next seven days will start Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock on
beef cattle, with sheep and goat 3
to be judged that afternoon.
Dairy cattle in the club, barns
will be judged Wednesday morn
ing starting at 9 o'clock and jud
ging hogs will start Wednesday
afternoon at 1:30 o clock. .
The livestock show manship
contests will start Thursday
morning at 9 o'clock, with cattle.
sheep, goats and hogs to be shown
In order. .... . .
Four-H boys and girls will fill
four large barns with livestock.
witb about 800 head expected this
year for the largest show on rec
ord. ;
The large 4-H club exhibits
building on the south side of the
fairgrounds will also be filled to
capacity with handiwork of boys
and girls of the state. As in the
past, a number of 4-H boys and
girls will be on the grounds
throughout the entire fair week.
as cultivated ground.' Its 800
pounds of weight and special lug
tires provide ample 'traction
pull."
v Some iisers put their Kultor
Kings to work hauling produce to
market. The tractor can be hitch
ed to a trailer and driven to town.
It is capable of ten milei per honr
when -hauling a trailer..
Address of the plant Is 1505
N. W. 14th avenue, Portland, Ore-:
gon.
n Knife Rides
6000 Miles
Another item - for. the files of
Believe It or Not. Ripley and
other collectors of odd facts has
been reported to H. - M. Baker,
district manager for The B. F.
Goodrich Tire company. '-..
Baker said that an Authenticat
ed 'case had been reported by E
HaKer.ot Portland,. Oregon, of
an open jack' knife riding im
prisoned- Inside a Goodrich tire
between the Goodrich tube and
rim well for 6,000 miles -wjthout
a puncture. ,
The car owner said that last
fall 'he - had lost the knife While
repairing a rear tire on his 'car.
He drove the car until July 24
when the knife blade finally pen
etrated the tube causing a punct
ure. It was then, he discovered
the knife.
"The Bturdlness of Goodrich
tires and tubes is thus more ef
fectively demonstrated than could
have been done by 1 a planned
test." the district manager said.
"We have had requests for re
ports of) the incident from all
over the country."
aiid See the
G
O.
Ope
- M. -
They will stay in the 4-H club
dormitory on the groundg, which
will" be In harge 'ot "Robea
Maaske. - .
-The-4-H style show and parade
of prize w i h n 1-n g - stock, also
award of prizes, will oe held Fri
day night immediately following
the free show in the grandstand.
WASHERS f
IRONERS
- i REFRIGERATORS -
This booth is designed by one of -the state's
it win oe worm yotutime to see it. , !
GECJ.i E. AiLEN
Hardware
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Arabian Ridden by
Film Star Is Here
King John, one of the famed
Kellogg Arabian horses to be
shown nightly as a feature part
of f tie' horse show at ' the ' stale
fair. has a movie career that
many a -cinema .addict, might
en7 ;y:s '' i
The' stately -white stallion twas
the tnount of Marlene Deitrich
in hsir, portrayal of Catherine; the
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picture, 'The Garden, of Allah."
which has not yet been released.
He also was seen in. the picture
"Uvea of a Bengal Lancer."
' King John is of the Seglawi
family and was bred In the des
ert of Arabia, He Is one of the
few horses. In the Kellogg group
that have come direct from the
Arabian desert. He was first
trained as . a polo pony by the
12th Royal Lancers and was
played in all the tournaments in
Cairo for a year.
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