14 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Thursday, October 6, 1949
Sheep Population Drops 43
In United States Since 1942 j
Washington, Oct. 6 OJR) The agriculture department issued a
report today on the itrange case of the missing sheep.
Since 1942, the nation's sheep population has dropped 43 per
cent.
In those seven years, sheep numbers have declined from an all-
time high to the lowest level on
records dating back to 1867.
There are no records to prove
It, but the agriculture depart
ment said it believes per capita
consumption of mutton and lamb
now Is at the lowest point since
early colonial days.
The seven-year decline in
sheep numbers was the fastest
disappearing act ever staged by
any livestock animal in Ameri
can history, the department's re
port said.
What caused it? Americans
ate up the sheep In the form of
I
Astoria Fishermen
Vote Against CIO
Astoria, Ore., Oct. 6 W Co
lumbia river members of the
CIO International Fishermen
land Allied Workers union op
pose putting their union into the
CIO Longshoremen's and Ware
housemen's union.
Result of the secret balloting
was reported today by Henry
Nipmpla. nninn pyivnltva ipta.
mutton and lamb. Sheep raisers tary He did not givt the ljg.
didn't replace them. ures.
Why not? The local fishermen, howev-
Well, the report said, part ofer. will be bound by majority
the blame must rest with sheep
herders. The war boom opened
up new opportunities for them
in industry and in other farming
enterprises. They got tired of
"their lonesome and often low
paying occupation" and deserted
to these more lucrative fields.
Other economic factors helped
reduce sheep numbers, the re
port said. Increases in meat
prices made It more profitable
for sheep raisers to sell off their
animals for meat than to hold
them for wool production. Fur
thermore, cattle raising became
more profitable than sheep rais
ing in many areas in recent
years.
action of all allied west coast
fishing groups and their vote
has not been reported here. The
proposal that fishermen join the
ILWU was made some months
ago and the election was held
two weeks ago.
One out of six auto drivers in
volved in a fatal accident had
been drinking.
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Garden Club
Fair Ocl. 22-23
The annual fall fair of the
Salem Men's Garden club will
be held October 22 and 23 in
the State street store room, for
merly occupied by Sears. Classes
of competition will be offered
for every variety of flower and
garden produce available. Dr.
Fred Bock, Al Beckman and A.
B. Quaife will judge the individ
ual entries.
All garden clubs In the Marion-Polk
county area are invit
ed to compete for cash awards.
At the close of the show on
Sunday, an auction will be held
of numerous plants and shrubs
for the benefit of the club's show
fund.
Moody Benner is general
chairman for the show.
Chinese bells frequently are
square or cylindrical and Jap
anese bells barrel-shaped.
Redwood Tree Falls
On Auto; Kills Woman
Ukiah, Calif., Oct. 6 U.R
Mrs. Norman Jane Braskett, 27,
Ukiah, was killed last night
when a 14-inch redwood tree
fell atop the car she was driv
ing. Mrs. Braskett's husband suf
fered serious injuries and the
couple's six year old son receiv
ed a broken leg.
TALKING- IT OVER.
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We feature this week-end, young white face steers. They are young
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waste. The fat is as white as sea foam and the meat is just as ten
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