m1isr Evening, May 16, 192S
IHl'IBOIXl flDABB
1 Page Thirteen
MFA WEEVIL
m by i
DECLINE OF HORSES IS DEPLORED
Prmr UrBd to Avert Movem.nt Towini Ranld ,Bi SwmlBg
CertIn Elimination of Warmer Paeulw Animl
WILL BE TESTED
.., icBirrLTrHAi. coi.-
' B lfPlAl Pni!,0n dUSt fr0m
Is M i. tMiM on eommer-
,t Wlnir. May 20,
"K'.mhKrisin. representing
Lto!olP l'Ptmt of the Or
'"r .m-tit Mation, who recent-
Li Primit8 with ai
X' rf the trtals. Captain
f"s
r'JfjUd Primit8 with apple ;
in H. '
. " . . th. 321.t
r"" . " ,drn of Port-
l.?. ' - lut-pa enm merrial
a WUi P1"1 11 -
" j.i.k ! bring fitd out with
arf m
. (Mt of tie nrnnth. .
rti L'aP'iD Frcll1of 'h,
of tfce jperimeot that he has
sat w - " , i
&etse or pest cumoi.
Bfeke?p?rs who odwes mere h&n ,
c,r than ths csn use si hem nia.v ds-
pop? ef their produrt is s sumber ef
different ways, advises tha tvrt'
t asent station.
I Many producers baw sdoptetl the
plan st setting ap roadsWe stores
f booths a scheme which hs proved
' especial! j- god fsr the sUing of bftn I
I ef. Sign plaee4 alng th rrtsd on s
I both sides f the booth mil th t
j tntioa oC motorists to tha fa$s. If
' it is oc prcticI to hST an atteod- ;
ant eosstaatty at tb flan4, a slga ftS
f be pros&eB displayf4 telling the
m&mi$t ts sound his hsm. which i
siscal may be promptly asswersd hj i
the person in charge, t
Orocerj stores sfler another excel-
lest market, Oftimes the whole sor-
I plus may be disposed of through thts
t medium. Window displays attractive
I ij arranged wilt draw tourists' attea- j
1 ttos and result in large salts. If the j
erocoryniaii is not m faror of iRakmg 1
Pervenche" Belgian mar$ Is the pride ef draft horses. Shejsa eshibit entirely at hoaeyt displays (
may os made coMtosBas livu-
pancake flour, or hosey asd breakfast
1 X
4 in
HOAiEY IS EASY TO
DISPOSE OF; MSI
USES ARE FOUWO
Best Hens Chosen j
I
wJ
LEG WEAKNESS IS
CHECKED BY SO
tew ii st tet
! ft
'5,
i2 advance iq tinsi. w
1 of .Ifalh, wwJ hf the East"
' . . Tn,i mtsinBtii' near On
1 c. fr a known here this ! the Grand Championship In 1923 and 1924 at tha Chicago
. ., - i. i show.
yASHlXGTOX, Stay IB, No Horses on farms In 1020 wre-
" ,ne it the poison to I . ' ",""'" "l ". Rteo Ju,7H,ou, Tots year Uwy to-
jlauni ib""" ' ,. i and today a crisis m tli supply ap- i
,f,W t the rnte of 2 pound. 1WRra (n rfflcM taW only 1 ,880,000,
LtkrKK. ura t j Here's how the iHminishing up. in eprtmjt adnses fanaers to
is i5rfler so permit i s rSpy ij place; breed more mares this year thsa In
htia.t ike Iow r''- ' 1010 to 20 (10 years) decrease the past in pa endeavor to avert a
HfewDtj agent of Sln!her conn- UrM?l 1;w ,)(lwli UH greMlr 3,ciine in the animals.
; jl L. Breitbsnut is arranging ( 1!(20 to in25 l5 decreas 2,- A deciding falling off in coit breed
. ioeni aetails of the experiment, ooo.OlM) head, inst in recent ycara in noted, and offi
hWrnllentomoIogifts from tire- In lul0i aCording to the United dais of the department say as th
j. Hike, mi l'1"'1 w.in he Prescnt States Department of Agriculture, present supply of "work stock" is de
mit the demonstration, ) tiHrf) wcfe 23.010, 002 horses in the pleted through age and death, the
jli (iperlment will constitute the : country. In M20 there was a total shortage of young stock will become
at aere by the experiment sta- oI 21,472,772. apparent.
i i the fignt to stop rne aoYanee ,
. ireevil to orner pans o me
tacliidiug the Willamette valley
m dfKa is now getting estab-
i& : .
WiCE
10 BE FIHEO
GETTING MOST OUT
OF TIMBER IS PLAN
Owning 173,820 acres of forest land
HIGH PRICES BIG
AGK FARM TREK
fBy NEA, Perrtee
in California, the Diamond, Match ' CHICAGO, May fl, Better farm
company has an interest in repro- prices and genera! government
ducing the timber, but it is essentia! protection of the farmer have bronghf
that the plan shall be economic and about a "back to the farm" move
not academic, observes Basing Points. ; luent.
published bv linker. Fentress & t'o.,1 Pr. Herman Janss, director of the
Portland and Chicago, adding that the s fmn I"1"' division of the National
company holds 78,000 acres of virgin ! Association of Heal Estate Boards,
(By Nen Service)
SEW BRUNSWICK, N, J., 'May
-Oalf br constant, careful selee-
i tid dependence on the law of i timber: 23,5X1 acres estimated to reports this movement Has taaen
sm may the poultry breeder ex--t
te leteiop a flock titat can be
wBdi iipen for high egg produe-
is th? following generation.
Hiif theory is the result of years
yield 20,000 feet per acre in 25 years, rta through iast year and is con
17,iVi4 acres to yield 2tMMKI feet per 1 tinning in greater proportions this
acre in 00 years! 7659 acres ta yield :
20,000 feet per acre in 75 years and
A survey made by E, M. Fisher,
afcj
If 1
3 $ ' - 'v '- M
foods. An observation hive wli also
be fotind Tfthmble in attracting at
tention ts the display,
Hose peddling or hss-te-boss
canrsssiug, may be adopted bj thssa
who have means - ef transportation.
Orders may ba filial at the time, or
later, LeaTtng a eeK-addressed
stamped envelops with the easterner
has proved successfttt in many in
stances.
Commission houses offer another
field for the disposal of hoiuey.
s A few, Oregon beekeepers haTe
tried the scheme of advertising ex
tracted honey in newspapers and
magaglnPS, and delirering it by parcel
postt thas working np a mail order
busiiJess This method of selling is
on the Increase, The msis f&etor In
mail order selling is to ha?e a psek
sge that will not leak. The best paek
age is the serew-eap vnn in the quart
and two quart sizes packed in a eor
rugated mailing eartsn which ran be
obtained inexpensively. Several bee
keepers in the northwest ba?e started
advertising.
Jardine to Visit
All Coast States
On Tour of West
In order that he may become fa
miliar with the work of bus depart
ment in the field. Secretary of Agri
culture Jardine will Ipss Washngton
on May 2? for a sis weeks inspection
throtth the west, rear-fifths
223m fir to vieM 20.000 feet oer ' m e orgwMwn, snows tna&
fltmerrtnee ok the egg-production i t'', ikft TKa thore was a 42 per cent increase in
xtri& of hens entered in eesr-hivinz ; w.. t ! farm sales in 31 states and two Ca- ( trip throah th
am, a New Jersey. It is pro-1 rT Mlt ci,ntitic mHhoit of reforests- Province. last year, over the of the 20,000 worker, in the depart-
ports, there is evidence of a 4ft to BO J throughout the country oatside of
lier cent "increase' of farm sales in Washington, a- fact which ied the-
W twe . llcrvey oE tliei,.... nnA t,.ieves that its ivstem 1
v Jersey Agricultural Experiment , Rg effects as economic conditions
l!'a , ... . wili permit, nameiv to save immature
tiwed Unctly as a mass propo- 8lhOT !n ggig, to cover the cnt
m. Iltrrey concludes m no in- j w w!h frmiK ot
m it possible to show an ex- , ,Iings, and to provide effective fire
M nlntanistiip between the pro- : 1((H,tillll
1M ef.tauglit.-rs .....I their sires' , eniapanr will cut out it. pres
i.or between daughters and , , . n M j
m'l lireqiictioij, I ,f , i 1 . i.UH-
Tke fact Hint both the male and ! J , , - laetorsi Blamiixation ot nigner prices
in riven .,.,! !. ,v sw ' l'n M ?" ?m"1- , for farm prodnrts, laws iassed in
2 hish-prodming ancestry does " proposttton the company , lwtv half (he Mtttps prtiieHim hnj-
rneis ncrfsanty that the progeny
both countries.
The best reports of rural land sales
come from Kansas and Nebraska,
where conditions improved following
the rise in wheat prices.
Thin increase in the movement back
I ta the farm is attributed to three
to bring in nearly a bithnn fnetoPSf aubilijtion of high
miercml saw nmtennl. As for fftrm prmiaetHt Uws j.
proposHion the company t mrv half the slates pnttee
elieve h eponomically pos- prs m iPI--nftn)liblit rpt
ibf Pjrinwetl likewise It is oniv k sMq tQ tm' isK0s Rlid carry the hisk dealers, and a general return of the
s tkf right combination is cf-j of "foresting Mabo and Xorthwt j fw,jB(E of confidence in farming,
13 bv s muting of parents both' lim,,w Uml ht1ch 8rfaa SF0 bftme "An enormous amount of this new
wailling fmtnr for high feenn-; BR"1 w'th enre, but the cnt- hfP n fmm buying is traceable di-
that uniformly high prmliietion
laoiMed n th." nrosein.
U ii therefore left to the breeder
nwwe such birds in ordr lo got
h wsrds fnnu she progeny. This,
fWiiioa (o gmi hrpt'iliug methmis,
"Hs trap nest," llcrvey advises,
th? (mly certain means of
ww, but the trap-nesting for the
,tpar in innieeessnry Vijdtr
ffliHlitions a winter trap-nest
f fprrMthnatfly Ztt eggs in an
mmu of fjsj.3, liroliflmrv in lee-
Such a rMrd is indicative of
Hmai 2ntec bird.
Hip Mtnrk is not nnifrnmly
"ft on Nor. 1 if flu-inb? in
ii
over land is sold.
Must not use
Sulfur Treatment
For Gooseberries
Gooseberry growers must not use
sulphur in any form after the fruit is
set, if they intend to sell to the can
neries, says ?I. I. Brass, plant pathol
ogist of the agricultural college ex
periment station. The station sug
gests that growers fry sal soda, 1 H
,.i t , , : . ounces ib one sa.ii. t m..-
W Illf' S nrm su'lfti. .til ftmro tl . . , , , ...
. . ' - ! .lew V oevclnp.i, lips inH.er.ni
4.1 ,h 11 ",0n '," ,h i should be applied thoroughly and r.-
C-. I T"! ,f T" U'm- """" I nuires renewal after each rainy spell,
i .u , lM mmn-rl This method is practiced in Kll-
nW. .'m W'"f"r Prn,,,"',1," - rope with good results, hut has not
H? k , ," "''l'"-1 vet been tried in this emmtry. The
; w the fuiure hr-eding pen is j poriment station is cond.icling tests
, with this inexpensive treatment, and
j will be glad to hear from growers
ROSES DAMAGED wlln nr trying out this method.
, Chemists sny that this material will
dfry eaililrw is the cause of not cause chemical action or produce
-Sjciaje to ruses in Oregon, The 1 gna in the conned fruit.
roses arP mnrP susceptible 1 " 'T!r . - -
,"n the other roses, Stnrt-
', :'r m spring and .lusting
tit finest grade of dusting sui
ii f" ""k intervals is n-com-or
the experiment station, A
-'Klllh rim.l. !.v ...
.--'. ii.-iiit.i; KitO tile
iT mtMew nw hiark spot, of
rectly to results obtained by recent
laws passed in 10 states to protect
farm buyers from land sharks, says
lr, Janss. The majority of the
laws license under bond all real estate
dealers and prevent unlicensed deal
ers from dealing in land, Most of
them carry fine and prison penalties,
There are more telephones in the
single state of Iowa than there are
in the entire continents of Bsufh
America and Africa combined.
secretary to decide on this early visit.
At a iater time he espeHs to go fo
the southwest aod through the east
and south.
The trip of Secretary Jsrdtoe wiR
fake him to California, with stops in
Kansas, I tab ami Mane on ins way
west, and in Washington, Oregon,
Montana North lakofn, Minnesota,
Nebraska and Iowa n the retnrs. As
the tour is primarily for field inspec
tion the secretary is 'accepting but a
thntled number of speaking engagements.
Ths.amownt of lead nsed in a sin
gle year by the Western Electric
company tn the manafaetore of tele
phones is greater thsn the displace
ment of a giant steamship like the
White Star liner Homeric,
A seei, ai a poor layer. Upper
lsw show a nooel oootl Sayti.fi ken.
with deep and iogt prsMinaBf prsa,
Belsw, the poor layer has shsrt haok
loots im.ihsrs, shruaksn eyfi.
MOST APPETITES
PPflOVE POTATO
wekness In cfcieka it a rather
peculiar disease found most often te
innubator hatehed ehieks at the age
of iW to W day. It fretjuently at
tacks chirks whirh have been appar
ently healthy and growiug. WJwtt
tbw disease appears m a hroder
there are usually several eases at
abiut the same time, tM-casionaHy S
vr-ry hish pereentage of the yowng
chicks developed within s few daya,
Tha majority of ontbreaka of leg
weakness coming to tb attention
the veterinary department of the col
iege swm to be associated wita the
method of management.
Every aerera outbreak w have
observe! has been in ehieka that were
closely bowsed and that were being fed
m ration containing onSy a amaSS
amount of green says Ir, B. T.
Stara, orofessor of veterinary mii
cine,
"it is a signtfieant fart that very
few cases are ever seen in rhirka
batched noder hens and How to
ran with the old birds. In soma ottt
breaks we hav observed tbat tbis
trouble appeared In only a part of a
hafeh.
H,hieks which were ot hi the sun
light and which had a sttffieient
smownt of green feed escaped the
troiAle, while it developed in the
chicks kept In and fed very iittle
green stuff,
iTreatraent after symptoms r
well developed ia act very satisfae
tory, A change in tha method of
management will nawaPuy preve oe
velopwtent f mors csss, Sneb
change consists In allowing the young
chicks to run In the dtrsefc sunlight
and to have a plentiful supply of
lewder green grass or clover
Top dressings of gypsam on the
meadow at this ttae wiB greatly fe
ereaw th coming hsy crop Krowt
east st ths rate of IW pwand yt"
acr I the asnaj appScatMsB, It S
often advttgbl ta Jeav a atrip bb
treated in ortler to rompr th b
fita of th gypsum appiieation j
the atate Wiii-e pperiwent la l ion,
Farm Reminders j
fBv KEA Berrlcei
COlnU-St, O,, Stay 8, The po
tato is rnier of the vegetable king
dom, It heads the list of vegetables con
sumed by the average person in a
year the agricultural extension di
vision of Ohio Stats University finds,
A survey of a typical commnnity
in Ohio last year, brought oat these
statistics !
The average person consumed ITftf1
ponnds of potatoes last year, of which
only 8,S ponnds were sweet pstatccs.
The same Individual ats
ponnds of cabbages making this vege
table a poor second to the potato j
Next to cnbbagea came beans, J
green, dry and canned, with IfiJS j
pounds. Then cams onions, 15,8 j
pounds. 6
All other vegetables fall beiow 10 1
pounds consumption for each person, (
Cauliflower is at the foot of the list. (
Apples lead the fruits consumed, j
with 55,WI pounds a person, Porkf
is well ahead of all meats consumed J
with W,8 ponnds a year for each per- 1
son, - I
Kgg consumption averaged 2?
dozen a person, and milk whole and J
condensed, 2tM pounds or about 133 (
quarts a person, 1
Risek raspberry ciUnr its O ?-gtn
w better aerstoodi than fonaerfy
though micr saoaW fcoma grawer do
uot rrttis tha ata of this berry,
TreHisjng ef blsfkcaps, saya the x-
lnmet station; m not tseeesiwry
when tbs mmm ar prened tew,
A ewa may hi expected to prodoee
two lambs m yntf but if forced to
raise four sha lay down tha j-ob,
She can profitably raise lamh and
a wool crop bnt if sha has to raise
m crop of ticks and stwwsrfa worms
in addition she soon cms to enlst,
IMplng Smwediately after shesrSng
helps to eliminate the ticks. Stootaeh
worms can be treated wtit a copper
sttlfaes solwtion which baa proved
sHceessftti in getting rM of these
parasites. Write the state college or
sea your coonty agent for testrnc-tions
Raw Wool Will be
Tested by U, S, for
Moisture Content
A ieirfea of testa of tha shrinkage
and moistura latent of raw wool
grown m rio parts ot the Vmt
States ta fee mt.l by the depart
mtmt of agrttttltwe so that wool grow
ers wit! nave a mare aceffltat toeihrf
of vmm&mtmg iim market vala
tfceir prt8rt,
Wooi growers at present have b
aecarafe uwthod rsstii-f rstimstF
iu sliowsng dednctioBS for grease and
dirt rontawwd to fSeeces, The wl im
Bowgbt on a gord basfa, the hoyw
making an estinvated wdncttt for
shrinkage, if tfee ranite is An
can he detemaaed fro
tests, wooi growers wiU be a beiwr
ition to reewva th fuiE market
value
An open seed bed for broccoli re
garded by many Oregon growers a
the best method of ratsng yoang
plants, Th seeds are drilled! at the
rate of TW to for every three feet
This ia usually done with tfes hand
seeder, asya tha esperuneni atason.
Valley Printing Co
Stanley BnSSdtag 78 West Ninth
WOBiNO BUSINESS
COMMERCIAL AND SOCIAL
PRSNTSNa
ran auieK service call m
The first and beat epportnoity to
force the growth of piga i when they
ara three weeks old. At that time
they start eating grain. Tha Oregon
station recommends that a creep be
constructed in the pen at that tteej
containing a trough in which grate
GREER CALLAHAN
Buys Fttrnituw
f HOIM SJ
-to buildup
Weiflitl
:r
Made To Your Order
PAPTS
la this gBspSsteiy sqttip
n4 machine hop, Oftaa
tkm mm gear, mmm,
kft, owtih, Me,
thrt are hurt ts HbJ
sbsoisj atssck psrte ot a
toowbftoa ad ellisr -chtow
r It Id very coa
oolBt nrt a blit Ijb
of ttma to fmn tha
spaetal prt m hmt,
lt a know yam Bew4
nt will (nolo oa
figure.
Eugene Foundry and Machine Company
518 East 8ih A-retrao Phono 1054
ANY WOMAK, aor torn, tan
n : h&-re a w a : ; . d ? ' 7 ? i
tftce gn4 form bEm
rt of wrtWtap4 form I
fa tha BiBBber of Mooertta to
yaar fcojy, Yoa ea bow forjsat U
t&a tfcsoretScal tattt sfeoafc tffis es
ereto fsA trmtmsant, toirftott
4 -3 4 ftit-faoto, HotataB Is aaj
msa, after all, wecant Mootesltol
Thin, rBB-4owm men n4 wsnj
with, bony necks, sunken chert,
bony ehonMer all the mm mt
ferftur ftoat o thina tm few
Mood-eelta, Sefeaee hm juttd
tkrt RS.8, fcelpe to mk ttt tick.
a-pa-ceB, whSeh job nri,
Toar Moo4 s trlBg for ihum
aow Mood-eIIs! 01 jwr Moat
ttas Moolta It BBita take ttE
tto greet retoitMfto MaoraH
aker, S S S, ta aoa awnaEst
In natktair beartltol eomota"
Ion, eimting the ekta, asking Hn
rosy rei, the cheeks toB ai slump
becttss it rttte the bBooi of ti
pnrltta whloh ett t jlraplen,
blaekhesJs, Mae, blotcn, erass,
tetter, iwh rtatlja too.
Am thB ineilclrail toBredottta o(
R8.8, purely wtMe tt May
l tktt with perfect rafety. lata
ta why BAR, tae UM, iid meant
te tfeeawads of ttBsrweJght em
and women pta to titetr ettewtlt,
Btort lWn(f 8.B.8. tatay end your
rrsst proMens, that ot your ps
end appearance, tao be Ml,
il : i ir ;: U
J.J. flfcodMrils
Fohf tiroes (lie totat namb?r of
trtephun1 now Is wge is CJrrst Krit
aln tfnuW not qHal the ini-rf-ase in
the wimtwr ef tIepimnes in the
I'nited Btittes during the psst fffl
jrpsrs.
' lrirultilfn roll.
i-m rm rniurst to the
ge at I'orvaiHs,
Bit Honey Crop
Hpi-Ms a Inrep flow of
. r.'l"" h"' rnlAni,., prmiiK-iliK
1 '' Pii of honey an-
STOCKS AND BONDS
We aolieft inijulrfe to bu
r sell sriK marketable listed,
local or unlisted securities.
Active market for Burant, Star,
Flint, anil Itickenharker Motor
iusuos; Public Utilities.
Prompt atiention given all or
der!. Cash paid for purchas
es; no delay. Quotations fur
nished. HOOD BROTHERS
S Chamber of Commerce lildg.
Portland, Ore.
Can You
Quality?
he completing 0f ono f onr reguar courses will
rtiity you fr a good position.
(,'' r""' I'"siti!is are open for those who have
'"'"'Sary business training to qualify,
8i JCiJ'"'' fontinue in session (luring the sum
H(,nf""I'ls m ",at those who enroll now are en
"i to "carry on" without a break.
Ask for full information
Eugene Business College
y. A. E. ROBERTS, President
m Willamette St. Eugene, Ore,
5 STOVES
ITT if
V
The IATEST lng
(mpraved alt eosmH
LAKGWOO0 or 1H-M
ARCTIC in the. whito
blue or irray, is awt?p
tog the West In s wave
sf hearty approval.
Never bpfsro haa so
economifti and hauff
fnl a ranRs bn of
frod The tHB em
bodies durability atid
minimum ful tnmtt m
aurin peraonal aatis
faetion in s worthwhllo
surrhas. Th 1125
md'ls are mor? bfau
tifut In lins. flnr In
ail details and emtoodr
features of speia sp-pest.
BhJsd th
LAKa RANOK ia
a Btrict jsarant1
o f aatlaiaeHett
n4 ta h-k Hp
by a Northwest
faetorg rvieo,
Msds In t h
Northwest h
IA Kf I may d
ndd uKn to
tive lon. rfenend
W senrte.
Charlet's Bargain Store
63 West 8th Street
EUGENE 0EE00M
DAIRYMEN !
Good Cream Is Worth More
Than Poor Cream
Brenuwj OOOf) BI1TTEB enn ha mndo from OOOD CREAM nnd only pmtr butter can 1o mmAn from
jKor flavored crwim,
The fsj-Rtesn of buying lultrfni that Iibh gencrnlly Imcti in vogno in th'm ntat hm not offwwl nnf
indneomnnt for the progressive dftirymcn to turn out high qnnlity crnm hfwnn,gnntl nml poor ha'
'eH bought at the mm priec. This system Iits been and in mm fortered hy Inrga mnnufaotnrera
who are bo situated that it i imprnt:tiei for them to oMain high grttflo cream Ht largo qctftntities.
Tliey qnito naturally nppmc, any diango in this buying nyateia heeaiwo it ihojim that it i prsssiMa
for the country creamery to put better batter on tho mnrlrot thnn tlipy enn produce.
Wo have been grading cream for more than a year and nineo January first havo been paying on
cent ahoi-e Portland Mornijr Oregoninn quofntion for onr "A" grade nnd ono cent Mow the somft
quotation for "B" grade, Tho express on cream to Portland nmonnts to mora than on cent per
pound on bntterfat,
Three Cent Premium For
Good Cream
Wo are pleased to announce that wo are now paying two cents above the Portland Morning Ore
goninn quotation for our "A" grade erenm nt are ttIH paving ono cent InAjw tha mime quotation
iVr "B" grade. ' ,
OUR REQUIREMENTS FOR "A" GRADE CREAM
"A" grade ereom must he ckan t tho tnte, ih1I have no objectionable flavora or odorn, 1 free
from lumps, shall have at least 28 per cent butter fat, and must not have more thnn one-half of mm
percent acidity, (Cream will curdle in coffee when it contHiim one-quarter of ono per cent acidity.)
We arc f riving towards a sweet cream standard for onr A" grade erenm,
"It" grade cream is eream that Iitek the fine flavor and aroma m "A" grado and ia too gour to mm
oh first grade or tests too low in buttcrfat.. .
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