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Pge 1 Eugene Register-Guard1, Thursday. Sept. 21, 1941 $carsella Bought By Philadelphia Phils . PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 21. OP) The Phillies announced today the purchase of Leslie George Scarsella, outfielder and ffrat baseman for Oakland in the Pa cific Coast league, for an undis- losea sum or money and two 'billies players, to be selected iter. Several clubs were reported to have bid for the 30-year-old lefU nanaer, wno has batted .335 this year 10 tie nis teammate, Frankie Kelleher, for league honors.- Scar sella, who has been given trials oy we Boston Braves and Cin cinati Reds, has been In profes sional Daseoau 10 years. . The Young Women's Christian Association was formed in 1894 Too Much UKmH'MNlOlfbyS&Cfi Borden Co. YOU GOTTA WATCH OUT YOUR MOTHER DOESN'T USE UP ALL YOUR BORDEN'S tVAPORATSO IN HER COOKING.' (?) Ionian Co ins. ,i i mm IP Too Little pbodhcehs PUBLIC MARKET LANE COUNTY'S OWN SHOPPING CENTER!- ONE STOP SHOPPING SERVICE COUNTRYMAN a WEBB PRODUCE Producers Public Market Bldg. PHONE 2765 Quality Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Special Prices Friday and Saturday JUICE ORANGES 3o.5c LEMONS r-,29c GRAPEFRUIT. 3 fc,25c GRAPES ...... 7 u..33c CANNINGTOMATOES ONIONS 3 19r LETTUCE DATXTACC I V I ftl U.S. No. 1 ....h .-. f iw 1 vit,ia.ii m i is VAUtl WATER SITUATION Sometimes there's too much water, as In the too Dlcture. taken in Knn riurin ih. iqji rij n. .i Z. ' .. ... ?I!riThT.!lh whl" l"ti0" ne,eted most, the rivers fall so low that a local fisherman has to find tX!!,!l"i !","lktU a,,?h.r.n 'h. lower vlew- Dm Projected on the Willamette river and I It" the dams could be obtained f tetaatio HsrSh The Reclamation Bureau And Willamette Valley Irrigation sT1"aaaeaiM"aBaaeeeeeeeaaasi The Reclamation Bureau U.S. reclamation bureau is agency through which farmers would obtain irriga tion water from storage res ervoirs. Three irrigation projects have been given detailed . study by the reclamation bureau in the Willamette valley East Long Tom, 10,500 acres; Yamhill, 66,000 acres and Tualatin, 46,000 acres. . . East Long Tom study completed but project re jected by farmers. Other project studies not com pleted. Limited s'tudies authoriz ed on Salem project, North Santlam river. Reclamation bureau offi cial says Willamette valley has best irrigation rjosslhll- ities in Oregon, but farmers show "opposition or disin terest1' to reclamation nrn- posals, so pro spec t tor oroaa-scale irrigation re mains in more distant future. (EDITOR S NOTE Herewith is the fifth Installment of a series dealing with irrigation In the Willamette valley. Today's article discusses the V. S. reclamation bureau's position ht the development of irrigation.) . More than l.finn.nnn men nor month fire Pntrtn.nH k TTCri- Camp Show units, not counting muse overseas. .10 Head 15C ib..49c FISH FOR CANNING ALBACORE Tuna 32c Salmon RED MEATED OCEAN TROLL SILVERSIDES DRESSED Lb. By The Whole Fish CAtfNED SALMON WILL BE VERY SCARCE THIS YEAR NEWMAN'S Fish Markets 39 East Broadway and Producers Market Johnson's Si and The Blind Merchant In the Public Market School Supplies Tablets, note books, filler ('per, typing paper, pencils, etc. . QUALITY BROOMS niaclo by the Blind Household, janitor and barn STATIONERY Boxed stationery, tablets, en velopes and ink. GREETING CARDS For All Occasions r w a-a .V PROFITS IN EGGSV ptitM tor tggi demand that rww 8vi me maximum pro- s- ductian from your Hock, f njlo X-tro Egg Producer T paiaraoie, carelullv built. f ooiancea ration. .. . .... our locti teta if In An j By GEORGE E. HART . " City Editor , Eugene Register-Guard Although the Willamette valW fmsn . ua ; j ...w. u a, c a UJb otailU- x,a , meir aunuae toward the. U.S. reclamation service and have been looking down their sunburnt noses at cost estimates of reclamation projects, there is one point at which they must deal through the reclamation bureau, willy, rally. That is when they want to get irrigation water direct ly out of the storage dams now or subsequently built bv the army engineers. " . Few of them ever may want to take water directly from the res ervoirs, because operation of the dams is planned so that gradual release of stored water will main tain a higher summer flow of the streams and increase percolation to ground water supply. Farmers may organizee and build their own systems to get water wher ever thev Dleasp. aeMo f.. 4I. dams, just as thev H! ' ' -"M But whenever anrl ,v,o,. circumstances require direct ac cess to the reservoirs. thn h.v must talk to the reclamation bur eau, me common procedure is to ioim an irrigation or "improve ment" district and contract with the reclamation bureau for deliv ery of water from the reservoir. The bureau then constructs the irrigation system and the district pays the cost, in 40-year-install-ments, without interest. In ad dition the district pays an annual, mammnance ana operation fee. There is an alternative plai mentioned bv Dr. W T. p.-,. of Oregon State college, under wniun ine reclamation bureau WOUld COllStlUCt the rlintrihntlnr, system, then deliver water to the farmers on a rental basis for period of 10 vmi-s. tr t3hi.i, its value. Oreanization nnrlor cm, ,, 1 as described by Dr. Powers, would be a water users' association itii each share reoresentinB an acre foot of water, and with the stock assessable but without creating a lien against the land 'Within a decarlr." nM n- Powers, 'it would seem denlrahle to purchase a water right for the irrigable area of each ownership, in order to (1) get a priority of uf, secure a right to stored water for late summer use, and (3) appreciate the productive Oregon Prohibition Party Backs Watson PORTLAND, Sept. 21. OP) Claude A. Watson of Los Angeles, the sioalljltlon oarty's candidate for president, and his running mate, Andrew Johnson of Will more. Kv.. were anoroverl fni th Oregon ballot at a nominating as sembly here last night. Watson said ha la "tha anlv can didate vou can vote for without placing government in the hands oz me new xoric politicians. Volunteers train at CaUHn. land, off the coast ol r r, ZX' and are then glven pJn';. cooks and baker, in thVn cLn! marine. . -. . ""rtnnt ew no. .ra u . D, k. rooKs Aim BAKERS Shore cooks anrl halrem 26 and over are needed hv th IT. S. maritime Rervloa onmlii.n office at room 202, Pioneer post oltlce building, 520 S. W. Morri son. Portland. LL J. F. nnm deen. . Portland enrolline ntlinmr announcea toaay. Men with ex penence as oaKers, cooks, fry cooks and caterers can proceed rapidly thrOUEh USMS tralntns to positions on merchant vessels leeamg we human engines" aDoara snip, crundeen stated F0 "SUPER" APPLE PIE 8PICB It with rich, Crescent Spices. Bring out all the flavor with a few drops of Mapltine. Blend Crescent Imitation Butter Flavor with shortening for cruet I Schilling- rnr. 3 chilluy flavor COOKIES WITHOUT RATIONS MAKE your favorite molasses cooinei, cnocmuu ot crescent Cin namon, Nutmeg, Ginger. Uie fat from roasts, stews, ehnns t Tlu mim. - and molauet will keep your secret. CRESCENT SPICES FLAVORS 6 FOR uniform high quality b sure to gt CrasctntSplctsand Flaveri. Atyourgroctrt EUGENE PACUK a 87S ttHUMmi w ho points on VEAL! SHOULDER VEAL ROAST GRADE "GOOD" RIB " . VEAL CHOPS 4) GRADE "GOOD" m . fi SHOULDER VEAL STEAK til GRADE "GOOD" VEAL ROUND STEAK W GRADE "GOOD" - f BONELESS Breast of Veal 31 .GRADE "GOOD" VI s& jr-' j ts r i tr j i i if f i i i s.svmvim. it failllr4Bf,:E-W; . Im I SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. SEPT. K AUDI SEE RECLAMATION STORY (CONTOIXCED ON PAGE 14) STALL SPECIALS UM-M-M J in CHtj Flowers: Cut flowers, funeral ii ays ana corsagi-s. Stall 01-00. rnone 4shb. SMITH & KERNS Flowers ancp Spear muskmelcns. Hale cants, Jelly crab apples, Blue Dam son plums, tomatoes, corn, celery, lettuce, also peaches in season, New Gem pota toes, fresh Miller sweet and rftlte prunes. MRS. FRYE. tall 85. Canning corn now. Hale cants, local cauliflower, peaches, Gravensteln apples, local honey, tomatoes, sweet pep pers. CARTER, Stall 88. new shipment of sweet and garoen peas. Cover crop, vegetable an-! flower seeds Smoke salt ar.i; Tender quick. Cants, tomatoes, raspberries. 1'tpperi. U. R. ontcHiBlLL. Stall 75. 1IALIAN PRUNES. PAN. MNG CORN, Tomatoes, "' ulp "ppies, iresn vege- inuies, noney, nut meats, beans, eggs, pumpkins. Smile iiu say -nowoy. WALVEHT It BALL, Stall 82 mm rvi as TTapsi tt tal flnn,,-i rMn r-.j r... ! i ... 1.. .... 4uuu i oaiivui wiin au mo iaiurB OI em Ola time sales event (1) Low prices (2) Abundant Blocks (3) Mass displays (4) Nationally advertised Red & While quality foods. Buy now and save. Every day low prices. Highest quality. Pancake Flour COFFEE MILK Red and While 2Vi Pound Pkg. . Red & Wh LUNCHEON WFAT v saaaw I T 1 - . iU 1 37c , r Sad and White On Pound Jar Red and While Large Cans . 3300 tNGr UNITS AND OOP!) Umit, vrfaMIN in tVC'V QUNe Pineapple Juice Ko.ttn 29c Orange Juice m2ca"c.h. 20c Pork & Beans Yor 11c Kellogg's Pep 2 ,r 19c for Old Dutch Cleanser 2 cans 15c Ivory Soap-.... 6,or 25c White Rose Bleach ',.,.25c Sunshine CORN-v MEAL 9-lb. Sack; 29 c Graham Crackers 2 pkf Red 4 Wbta AU GREEN Asparagus No. 2 Can 42c Red & White Fancy Whole Grain CORN No. 2 Can 16c Red & White Rolled Oats 48os. 30c Ih A I Red & While Corn Flakes ll-oc Pkg. 3 for 23a Red White Mayonnaise Pint I 30c 1 1 '1 -J v :zJ 'I GO a
