The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, March 12, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPago Eight THE EUGENE GUAED 1 1 i T rolt'i'LAM), Ore, Jlurdi 1-'.- W) :! United Stutrs farm upplio of kiiiui iui lOi'U or' Murch 1, J'i wore very niatrrlully lower tlrun 11 H year ago, or two yeinH nun, according r t.i reuurta cniniM hy Hie crop r- porting boiinl, Inked Stairs ilcpart- 1 uii'iit of agriculture, (lata show an In- cicimc of about III por runt compared I w i.i Inst year, anil barley anil hay b ciiicka are uot materially different B I, uui hist year or two yearn ago. ,1 .viv.uluses of the Oreg.m grain ;! c o i of UCU remaining on farms Men. I V..2'i, -are reported a? follow: Coin 11.(1 per ceul, wheat 11.0 per cent, (I -IWI per cent, nancy Ji.u per ceul. I ay l-'.l) per cent. On .March 1, lirj). auppliea of Hie lll-.t crop on bund were: Corn 7.0 per cent, wheat lu.ll uer cent, oata J. ill per cent barley 15.0 per cent, bay 1.1.0 per cent. It ia probably that the foregoing figure include conHiderable grain not actually on larnia, but ami owneo oy growers, and atored in wareliousea at shipping points. National Figures Given. The United States figure are os follows: 'i'iie amount of corn on farms Mcll 1, lltto, baaed upon reported percent age applied to the entire crop, was about S()l,(i09,000 bushels or iiEi.O per cent of Hie 1D1M crop, compared with March 1, 1124, stocks of l,158,847,OOU buabela or H7.8 per cent of Ihe 3V'i crop, nnd March 1, WS.i, stocks of. 1, Ojlii.aOli.tHX) bushels or H7.6 per cent of the Wi'i crop; the 10 year average 11115 to Jl4 being ,'iS.l per cent. About 17.7 per cent of the crop will be shipped out of the counties where grown, compared with 111.7 per cent of the l!ll!:l crop and 17.0 per cent of the WZ'l crop so shipped; the 10 year average being 18.7 per cent. The proportion of the 1IM4 crop wliioli la luerehnnlnblc In about HU.;i per cent, compared with WI.8 per cent of Hie lllKl crop and HUM per cent of the 1IKI2 crop; the 10-year average, being M.- per cent. ' The amount of wheat on farms Men. 1. HKio, wna about li:i,(K8,000 lillah e Is or l.'I.O per cent of tbo 11)24 crop, compared Willi March 1, 1021, stocks (revised figures) of 17,717,UUU buan cls or 17.3 per cent of the 10-3 crop, and Jlnrub 1, 1II2U Blocks (revised figures) of 15(1,078,000 bualiels or 18.0 per cent of the 11122 crop; the 10-year average being 18.3 per cent. About 71.1) per cent of the crop will lie shipped out of the counties where grown, compared with 03.4 per cent of the llffil crop and 07.3 per cent of the 1022 crop so shipped; Iho 10 year average being (JO.t pvi cent, Oats Are Higher. TIip amount of oals on furins Meh. 1, W2u, was nboiint B50,;M2,0OO bush els or 35.7 per cent of the 1024 crop, compared with Mureli 1, 1024, stocks of 447.31111,000 bushels or 34.3 per cent of the 1022 crop; the 10-year average being 311.7 per cent. About il'i .11 per cent of the crop' will bo ship ped out ot the counties where grown, compared wilh 'J 1.7 per cent of Hie ll;2.'t crop nnd -5.0 per cent of the 1022 cropa so r.bipped, the 10-year llventge being -7.0 per cent. , 'IV.ie nlnnuut of barley on farms on March 1. 102,1, was about 43.127.000 bushels or -'3.0 per cent of the 10'-1 crop, compared with March 1, 1021, slocks of 41.0:10.11(10 bushels or 22.7 per c ut of Ihe 1023 crop, and Marc!) 1, 11123 atoeks of 42.4110.000 bushels or 23.3 per cent of the 11122 crop; tin-10-year average being 21.0 per rent. About 35.0 per cent of the crop will be shipped out of the counties where grown, compared with 31.5 per cent of (lie 1023 crop and 30.(1 per cent of Only Six-Footers to Wear Uniform Police Authorities at Washing ton Make New Ruling police House (CoottDued from pajre one) uieiit at onfi law hs reduced other lawn to a state of pnm lysis, padlock Policy Beat "A rifcorous padlock policy is the only mvthod by which thin widespread contempt for tho law may bo buc ceKsfiilly curbed." l.'nditr thin policy Jtixkner hopes to hit at the men "hielier up" and hit them wlieru they ftrel it most iu the pock rH books, years old, and the new parts had been open only two. "Twice a year the Judge, clerk, marshal, attendants and I swuiik around the circuit, using Hie old stage coach on half our journeys," says litickner, "One of the places was No Man's r.and, 50 milea from home. There in a town of &M) inhabitants, were 1't saloons, Thei'e was no industry hut cattle-raining; no avocation, but cow boyinff. And moat of t!i caHes be fore the court were homicide." Trained in Frontier ' Three years of this life in frontier courts trained Buckner in a law en- f orcein en t that was neither farcical nor grotemiue. And it is with such j background that be now is tackling the ait nation that, ho nays, ''ask practically black-jacked enforcement." I 'inler nertfuanion of Ins En titer. Electric Fixtures! Heretofore the men and women or-, Jlnckmrr nave up his court job, nnd rested for liquor violations have been ; went to the Tniversity of Nebraska, for Ihe mofL part waiters, bartend- There he married a Newark, N. V ers. bell-h"P nd other "small fry." j Kir uho bad been teaching hcIiooI ; 'Iliusc peiiy offendcfs who plead with hint in Oklahoma. After his guilty." explains Ituckner. "are fined graduation, hp took his wife, went j anywhere from K'(J l ?-"0, wbjcli iu cant and worked bis way through the ! most cases, I believe the employer i Harvard haw School "trusting to the pajs. And the selling of liquor goes j typewriter nnd congenial optimism." merrily on Merely a License In all cases where the, place con- No Politician He has never mixed in politics, and has held only two public offices one timit's to operate such a fine is but a ' an assistant (J. K. attorneyship, five license, ., a trifling addition to the j mouths after he became a lawyer, and Salts Fine For Aching Kidneys Moat folks forRi-t Hint Iho kid Hfl.vB, llko tbo bowola, soniotliues Kot bIubkIhIi und oliiRitod unil need, h riunh Ihk (iccnalomilly, elan wo have lmi'knchri, nnd dull mlsory In tile kidney region, aovoro hcad nclioa, rhnumnllc twiners, torpid liver, acid slnniacli, alooploaanoHB and all aorla of bladder diaordora. You almply must koep your kid neys active nnd clean nnd Ilia ruomput you fuel an Rchn or pain In the kidney region begin drink ing lots ot water. Alao get about four oiinr.ca of Jnd Kalla from nny good drug atom here, take s tableapoonfiil In a gl.ias of water before hreakrnat for a few days nnd your kidneys will then net fine. Tbia fanioua nnltn la mods from tho acid of grapca and lunion Juice, coinblned with lit It iti. nnd la Intended to flush clogged kidneys and help xt limiliite ibotn to activity. It also helps neulrnl ljn tho aclda In (lis mine so they no longer Irritate, lima help ing to reliovo bladder .diaordora. Jad Malta la Inexpensive; makes a. delightful effervescent lltlila water drink which everybody ahonld take now and then to keep their kidneys clean. A well-known local druggist Bays he sella lots of Jad Salla to folk, who believe in trying to correct kidney trouble while. It Is only trouble.. ny ull moana bhve your physician examine your kiuucja ut leu.u twice u year. And that's Just what the authorities at the White In Washington, D. C, intend to have, for they have ruled that a man must be six feet or over be fore he can Join the ranks of the White House police. And here is shown First Sergeant C. P. Dal rymple measuring R. C. Ford, a candidate for the job, to see that he Is up to the standard. tbo 31)22 crop so shipped; the 10-year average being II8.8 per cent. The amount of buy (all) on fanny March 1, H25, was about 37,:iS.(MH) tons or JW.2 per cent ofthe V.i'24 crop compared with March 1, 1124, Htock: of .'i.'Mii.VKH) tons or :il.4 per cent of the Jl)2:t crop, and March 1. 102:;, stocks of .'iuUSlO.UOO tons or H2.7 per cent of the 1022 crop. About 11.0 per cent of the crop will bo shipped out of the counties where grown, compar ed with VA,l per cent of the 10213 crop and lit. 7 per cent of tho 1022 crop so shipped. Oregon grain crops of 1025 ship pod out of Ihe county whero grown are estimated as follows, Corn nom, wheat 00.0 per cent, oats 110.0 per cent, barley 2.1.0 per cent. Ut the 102:t crop there were shipped out: Corn 10 per cent, wheat tto.O per cent oats 27.0 per cent, hurley '2'i.O per cent. The 10-year average! is: Corn 1.0 per cent, wheat (12.0 per cent, oats 20.0 per cent, hurley 21.0 per cent, . overhead expense. And the , federal bench. has suffered the indignity of being turned into an excise commis sion for what amounts to the issu ance of licenses, without regulation or inspection. "To call such proceedings 'law en forcement' is a farce. To call such fines 'conviction' is grotesque." &o Huckncr is going to put teeth into his enforcement. For he comes from n country where law is real, and effectual. Horn on an Iowa farm, he was reared in n Methodist parsonage in Hebron, Neb, lulu teaching school theYo and in Guthrie, Okla., he be came an expert stenographer, ho that he could earn his way through col lege, f , Father Is Preacher "My fathvr, who at 00 is still preaching at Chamberlain, S. !..' he says reminiscingly, "gave me $'M) to pny for a course in n business school. I repay him that amount every time wc incut." In ISO,", lluckner became a court stenographer iu Oklahoma. The old part of the territory was only seven1 the other an' assistant district attor neyship in New Vork. Hut his suc cess as trinl lawyer nnd executive won him the offer .to He chief . counsel of the aldermnnic committee that., inves tigated the police department after . the Lieutenant Hecker - Tiosen- tbat murder scandal in 1010-12, and now has ted to bis present, post. EFFECTIVE MEANS OF REDUCING FAT Here Is an extraordinary meth od of reducing weight extraor dinary because no starvation dleta or violent exercises are necessary. Marmola Prescription Tablets are made exactly In accordance with ha hmmia UnnU Tl-a-lnl Tkn.. I 11,.. f ' i i iic icuuuo uu tit?uuuy nun. eas ily, with no 111 effects. Procure Ihem from your druggist at one i dollar for a box or send price dl-; rect to tho Marmola Company, General Motors Building, Detroit, Mich. Once you starting taking these tablets and losing your fat ness, you will be happy again. Mountain peaks 3 01 Ml feet IiikIi from Ilia bollnm of tbo ocean have been diacovercd off the California coast. Beauty A Gleamy Mass of Hair 35c "Danderine" docs Wonders for Any Girl's Hair tllrlal Try thin! Wlien rouihinf and drcAliiK your hair, juut nioiNtei. your ball- hrunli with a Hill "MandiM ' Inc" and bniuli it through your hail The effect ia ainrtllni! Yon can d your hair up Immediately and it u apnear twice an thick and heavy. ma of iilcnmy hair, sparkling 'will life and poKHoina that Inooinnnr aoftncKs, freslineaa and hum iance. While braulifyiiiK tho hair "Han dcrlue" la also t..mii and atimulathu; each ainile lialr to grow thick, loin and Ktrong. Hair atopii fallini nut nnd daiidniff ihn.i,-nrs. Opt a h.n tl of dcllnl.tfiil. refrrahlni "liander loo" at any ilrni; alore or toilet coun ter and just aee how healthy and youthful your' hair' becomes. heart-warming ' picture on cold and nippy mornings GoLDEN-BROWN, feather-light pancakes with , ; plenty of syrup for sweet company no one has been able to improve the combination! The only improvement hai come in the flour itself. Albers Flapjack Flour has made it easy for every one to make tender, tempting, no-trouble-to-digest pancakes every time. It has everything you need to , make good hot cakes. Self-rising ; no bother; as simple . to use as stirring cream in your coffee. Simply add , a little water or milk and bake on a hot griddle. Your grocer has it in the handy round carton with the replaceable lid. T Better Breakfaft i. rid vour tvitem of Catarrh or rv.fc nt caused by Catarrh. lei A; druuutt (ef vr 40 ym F.I. CHENEY t CO.. Toledo. Ohio 1 nraat '! vq "Aberdeen," Utah's J I " BeBt," "Peacock," u I . p Rock Springs Coal, J f i Gaaco Briquet3, f- . CLOSE TO OUR . 1 PATRONS S I "Wo, lioro nt tho First Nationnl, 1 Irv to know cvorv ouo of our pnt- rTi i I l' r-.- my rons their work, their problems ran tSroKJSgLjSfTyyjl K" nnt' ,'lp'1' prosress. And each 0110 ?nW rnt.tftrAt Wtn'?jtf ' Lf per.ionally, too. PWJ FjllrW tryaTI'rrS" Nf 'biing" this, we are ablo to take WW IiTr TnaVS TO great interest in their -welfare ff'H IfMvvJ 1 1 b hwnS- Al i,u' ',0''1 "1(,n H'(),,5t ovcr t'ie SAM KTa'TBl'f ' ' AN rough spots of financial develop- tM iafl.'T-Vl IftfiffitSill . ment. 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