THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON. THURSDAY. FEB. I. 1945
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' JIIWUp lVVIUH III
State Blamed on
Production Costs
Statistics showing the much
larger reduction in sheep num
bers in Oregon in recent years
compared with other western
states and with the country as a
wnole proved to be sobering tacts
when presemea oy a. &. una
eren. extension livestock special
ist, at the annual meeting ot the
Oregon Wool Urowers association
in hrineviue.
Records going back to 1867
showed that the total of sheep
and lambs now is at the lowut
point since 1880. The number of
sneep and lambs on Oregon farms
' jan. 1, li44. is estimated at 1,217,
000 head, which was 16 per cent
fewer than the number a year
earlier, and 41 per cent below the
1335-1939 average.
Leaders of the association
blame high production costs in
the range sheep industry and in
ability to get enough competent
herders at any price for the fact
that the reduction in sheep num
bers in eastern uregon nas been
: 67 per cent, while a 2 per cent In
crease was shown in western Ore
gon, where farm' flocks under
fence predominate. The conclu
sion reached from the general dis
cussion of the causes for the de-
. dine in the eastern Oregon sheep
industry was that many factors
have combined to Increase the
cost of production out of propor
tion to increased prices of wool
and lambs, thereby making other
farm enterprises more profitable.
, Total Drops
Tn 1QJ0 pnstprn Hrpffim haA 715
. per cent of the total sheep in the
state, but four years later the
iEKS. P- t0. 65 per
the leading county in theate
i?J . Blip numbers. Malheur,
al a.' Morrow-Md Ikeeoin!
- actxv c uur years
later, however-, Douglas had m-
f,m USm- spared with
iJnatilla and Malheur counties'
kite's 76,060. au,ww' "M
wayae Stewart, Dayville, was
elected president of the associa
tion; Ira Staggs, Baker, vice-president,
and Waitoi.'Uni. ni.-.
secretary-treasurer. Mao Hoke,
Pendleton, had been president for
four years..
Oregon Alumni
Hpnor Senator
Washington VoK i nui ixrn..
o 1 - w. u -vvajruc
Lu MOrSe. newlV elootori rfimiHlinan
senator from Oregon, and three of
iac uiies iour nouse members
were guests of honor last night
at thP annual Hlnnar nf tka 1 Int.
w. ""X"-! U. U1C Will'
versity of Oregon alumni.
a pretty wac presented Morse
with a laree box nf nts a at ft
for the senator's hnrsv
I he house members present, all
repuDucans, were Harris Ells
worth Of Rosphllrir .Innuo W
Mott Of Salem and T.nvuoll StnMr.
man of Pendleton.
Edgar W. Smith, member of the
Oregon board of higher education,
outlined a XKftmiim tu, vom-
school building program planned
ior me state alter the war.
STOLEN POLICE CAB FOUND
Toledo, O. UB Police sought
one of their cruisers for 15 hours
the other day in the belief that
it had been stolen. The car turned
up in the city garage, where it
was undergoing repairs. The of
ficers to whom the cruiser was
assigned said the car was taken
from a parking lot without their
knowledge.
Major Leaguers
Meet Tomorrow
Chicago, Feb.-l ilP The major
league baseball meeting in New
York tomorrow and Saturday
probably will not name a com
missioner to succeed the late Ken
esaw M. Landis nor create very
much news, President William
Harridge ot the American league
said today.
"I'll be very much surprised if
we name a commissioner at the
meeting," Harridge said as he
boarded a New York bound train
with his three-man staff.
"Consideration of the new ma
jor league agreement and discus
sion of details of the all-star game
are only matters on the agenda
although the owners, by unani
mous vote, can bring up any other
business they want to," he said,
adding that one of the first things
the American league owners will
do is to vote into the league the
three-man syndicate which re
cently purchased the New York
Yankees.
Women's league ;
hnwlinir last nieht on the Bend!
Recreation alleys follow; , I
Buiil liMironHnn
Boeckli,- 156 135 143434
Lane 118 04 --"-' :
Loree .100 95 106301 .
ci,k Q9 119 118 329:
Rice IZZ.128 170 114412:
Handicap ...183 183 lBS-ota,
Totals ...-.777 796 - 749 2322 i
SUlweU's Luneh !
Fields ...,139 91- 111341 ;
Zimmerman ....101 79 90 270 j
Werner 110 97 120327;
Garlington 131 155 na :
Alt ...........150 194 132476
HandlcaD ....195 195 13 dot
Totals ...826 811 767 2404,
War Briefs--
(By United Pros)
Eastern Front Red army
reaches Oder river 40 miles from
Berlin. .
Western Front Americans
push into outer belt of Siegfried
fortifications on 40-mile front.
Italy Fifth army patrols fight
five-hour skirmish with Germans.
Air American planes attack
Germany by daylight after night
raid on Ruhr by British Mosquito
bombers: Superfortresses raid
Singapore.
Philippines U. S. columns
cross Pampangas river in drive
within 20 miles of Manila.
Buy National War Bonds Now!
Bowling Notes
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Hubbard Squash lb. 8c
Boiling Onions ..... .10 lb. bag 27c
Turnips 2 lbs. 19c
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Grapefruit, Texas pink . . .each 10c
Juice Oranges 2 doz. 55c
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Brant 86 97
Scholl 95 94
Sanders ...133 148
Handicap ... 228 228
Totals -806 .803
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Myers 131 124
Ellison 132 119
Christy 132 94
Rqberts 163 148
Handicap ....199 199
Totals ..886 793
127 393
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Dempsey Asserts
Sports Essential
Miami, Fla., Feb. 1 (IP) CMDR.
Jack Demosev. ' former heavy-
i weigh champion of the world and
one of the greatest punchers the
ring ever has known, did a little
punching for sports in general
' today in an interview with Guy
Butler, sports editor of the Miami
i daily news.
J Dempsey, chief of the coast
! guard's physical fitness program,
1 told Butler that "sports must go
on, no matter what happens."
"We've got to have them," he
said. "Of course, nobody expects
big, strong, healthy athletes to be
anywhere but in a fighting uni
form. But we'll have enough
4-F's, dischargees, older men and
, those 17-year-old kids to continue
the various sports.
j Within five years 100 television
, stations, costing $60,000,000 prob
ably will be constructed.
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GRADE A LARGE EGGS... doz. 41c
Durkees Mayonnaise ................. .pt. jar 31c
Assorted Cream Cookies .... . . ....... . . . lb. 33c
Fig Bar Cookies, freshly baked . . V. . .. . .. . .lb. 29c
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RED MEXICAN BEANS ... .3 lbs. 29c
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Dundee Unpeeled Apricots ........ No. 21 can 25c
Sliced Peaches, Cock o" the Walk . . . . .can 25c
Bartlett Pears, Silver Grille ....... No. 21 can 25c
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