Morning register., May 14, 1922, Image 21

MORNINC REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, MAY 14," 1922
FIVE
' I!.'VI .)
" T- T ' i r r. i.l ! 'I
waiw. wm.'uiarvmg4,amBmnx wwn I "H tawawmwai warcnaajnmTaanrjauui
I it ." :I ."V'i l F7rrTTrTTT7iT77
oulniit of Farms That Year
Valued aiJii'JOiDo.oif
TpS WAS SECOND ON LIST
i1ila l Imf """'' I"11 a , "r
y.,lr I Ills.
. . ... L. iIUi-aa
n'itrf,l'"ou
WAMiiiNii'ro.v. My n,-rimiiii i.
r Ilia lAfl'l """ "
ll .' 4VAI .t' fl0 '
JL rniii.il umu unyiniM. Thin
' ,, inn of- ! Mr "m. ui
""V ' ?t7."!!S! S" '" Ml wai -W .
VVA A. ' ; L
.'i ! vTitJw,Iv.?i fin t
j 15
n j c, mm
.,,,11 JJ 1"J OUT I1V. Hrllnll IIH'H
'" M4.'l.u7.
JtoWll M "" K'"" Vlllll"
of Infill irudurl .Willi H l"l"l "' l. -?!-
ajatTJ. Teiaa Wl HiTUItil .late
Laii ll'.SM. 41I.J0. Illlnum a llw
Sir'l HhJI.I.M.U.
""rrhlTsroul inllw Of rform il"lilil"d
Viw"l' ' U.'M.4.I4. T...
li in . iirmlur'llun ' f'M. with u
uT y.itu of M.07l,r.4J.IO. lima
Vr..ml with to.ll,I mil
llUiivla ""' "" .
. H iii ! I iimlixt Hint anlmala auld
r .imiiilii"ril wiiro valued ni I J..
Ml 06J.uo(i. Iwa ld wllh 4Xi..
iwi'iiUO. Illlnmn w "'iiil wllh
,.( ii(l.ooo mul Mluuiirl thlril Willi
U70.ioo.uoo.
uvuhIik-H products wi.ro valued at
19 447.07 1. S? 1. Now YuiK loil Willi
LU 46b, 73IU. Wlaeunalll wuh atutolid
llh u:j.0!I mul I'nuialyvaiilii
ll.u.1 wllh II04.OIJ.OM.
. Koreal prudU'-la worn tsluud at
jV4,i:i.i:i. Nurili I'nuliim led
wllh IJJ.7J4,S4J, Vlrttltila. was wr
taij nllb 134.143,4:1 Hint tirgl
ihinl wllh ilM.T.SOO.
.Nuraarr KUll Imllmua . product.
w.r, valued l Ilt.ll4.l. Nw
York ld wllh llo,.17. Illiii.ila
,a. iaeon-1 w'l'i I0.7&,M ami
..Alt- -.i.'
Hlutlalir Hid hi 1 1 J i mutnifr hxtn "f In ylwuinil," own i1 nni upf-rutftl hy lh tvntr.il AIf.ur Hum (!rn
itiy. Tim "id' htMintl" lm lh littt'Kt lypM ir mmH-iitfr rarrli r niiJ Im r oiiijii-lily iiiioln(i-'. tii;ik'H r4'K
litr itt lint Mi u Kukviio it ml Curvw Ilia. I. 1.. UiiiuktMhuuli, .MiiUlnvo Tire ri'in-eiiiuUvu, im MiuitdiiiK y iHe
II oill HllH,
t'riiiicvtvAttU u third wllh fV,
Tlio tfrrm "ir4iwi vulun of fur in
roIU''li" U ciuhilNitl hy tlin burniiu
uf iiq rriuim tin rurrrnponitlnif up'
lituvuiintviy Wllh Mm NioiM vnluo ul
Itrmltit in (or inauiifuitlutinir lnlu-
fry, mul fur many putpoiuN fnnni
rnlrl)' inilarni-inry Imirt df thn rtu
IntportHiica nf ottil ullura In 'llf
fficm wicit, it ruMtuitt, however,
If Ym Were to Meet
the President
: . : . : . -: . -
u( llic I'liitol Slnlrn ami wrrr nttirrd in a Miit ciisluin 4uilnrcl
fur you ly us, yi'ii luuM lave no licsiuiicy (rum the slund
puiiit ul prucr lrc.ii.
Willi our nsvirtniPiit of liumlrnls of inltcrns ami rolorini;n
approved for thii season mul in a vnrirty of materials ami
weave, every one absolutely all wool, the making a choice
i merely a mntter of pcnoual fancy.
The tlmroiiclincss with which wc. luintl-tailor our pnriticnt9
is assurance of n suit IwinK satisfactory not only at the time
of purchase, hut lastingly so. I'recisencss is the watchword
in our establishment and the result it that wc never slight
even what some tailors might consider unimportant details.
Price in rang that include th cane you want to pay.
Let us make you a new overcoat, too, that you may he pre
pared for the cold day that comes without warning.
TAII.OKS rOK MICN AND WOMKN
Modern Tailors
24 West Ninth
Our tailor shop is newly remodeled come in and sec us!
Carload of New
1 r
Gardner
Touring Cars
Just received from the factory by
HAWLEY &' GATES
IS . YOURS IN THIS CAR?
If not, place your order at once for
the next shipment.
Hawley's Garage
SSliv.' ' ' VUa'9'49
u(tl-iila tiy, u lain fliMiiwnt of 1iipll
cjitiin on iict-iititil f c-rnpH fi to llvu
MitH k mul mi 1 1 to iliipllriLtlon whi-rn
UniTipntly uitlumlrt mo uttUi and rcnuld
with In the yur.
I '1
AUTOMOBILE PRICES LOW
iMitx.i: caiis. i;yurMi;NT co.n
siii:iti:i ju;m)v iMti-WAic
'4iini.t,rlmf tint luiV nuinbiT of
ImtTlant litiprovpitii-titi thut 'luivo
Dft-ti iiiailo. Hit lull-Hi iihiirp rfiluc
tloim In thu prlct of IMhIk" hrollu-m'
iiidtor rur acttiiilly hrln lliitin iluwii
tii'lnw tint pn-wnr luvt'l, ut'contlntf to
K M. Uuthuway. ilm l-ul ih-ftUr. To
vutiBttiiiiittiti hi it contention ho puint'-'l
flft to Hit rnr utid lln-n to thrc?
r lonely typewritten patceti on which
4iui of tticiiu linproM-uivtilji wltu
IIMimI.
"Thn autotnofivQ Indutitry dprvoii
ft lot or crc4.lt for the way It ! KuktiR
ufter tho prlrt ittit-AMon. I ntn nt
: rxfrrrltiK to IhhIkw t trot hunt alono
, thoiitch I hllrvo thiy hnvu doiu
niuro thnn tholr nhur, hut to tho In
il iiaftf y um a who It-. If rniititifui-turcrn
und rvtulli-m In till of hr lliun hu'l
t tnkrn n plmllor attitiido tho puhllc
t would hftvo brrn duttuncd of the
l profliuorlnic lili.-u lonti oku und buying
: would huvu hooti bat-k on u tiormnl
' lirmlit much Rflotifr. 1 know thu pub
lic iipprii'lutcn thin, from tho wiiy
iiutonio'Mfs aru nvlllni:.
Average Milk Yield of Tilla
mook Milk Cows Is High :
I'roiluctlon pur Cow fur Year End
ln March 1. fill, Waa 7744
I'cumla of Milk ami 337.6 rounds
of liuttorfat. .
BATTERY CUT IS WELCOMED
lilt. II MtK'llS .NOW KAll) TO UK
lKHMTI'.I.Y PAST
Tho Rnml rdiirtloii of tho price
of nloniiro bntti-Vifj of Mundiiid
mnkva wuh aturtfd by the PrmM-O
I.ltn rompnny, Inc., In n rctent tin
j iimiiiromuni which hrliiRn tho prkoK
of all hlKli it ru ir htuntliird untomo
! bllo biiitcricit mitnufiiciurt'd by thin
; company down to thu lowest point
i thut motor car owners liuvo known
: In novum I your .
"Thin lojl reduction In stornjio bnt-
1 tury price will b welcotnvd by the
' autoinotlvo public and U a further
flii'lluutloil ol tho ooltcy ot tlio l'roni
' O-l.lto compnny to re due prlctra n
Inultkly am poMiible." suya Mr. ilc.MUl
' len. tho locul l'rest-U-Uto dlHtiibu-
tor. "lllith prlcuM of atoruiio btitler
f leu. at Uut tiM fur an I'rmt-O-Uto 1h
i concerned, cim tuko to u deep hole
land pull iho holo lit utter theiu.
VJU'LOYKU K MAIUL1TY ACT
Tho furnutr of the Htato tuny not
! ifi neially know thai under a dccl-
i aiuu ot tho Unnuii juipremo court
; mudo lu Anrll. liili. they uro ubJoot
i to tint operation of the employer'H
llublllly uvl with practically tho mime
of reel a any of the inot haxjirdoun
occupation. It wan tieciaed in inui
I i-ino that un Injured fiirtn hunn had
ti rlKht of acltuii for damages ngnlm!.
; hlH employer even though there wh n
contributory uegiiBnco ou ma own
part.
Tho knoweldifo of thin condition
ha cuuiK'd niuuy farmerH throughout
thu sluto to uiubriLce tlio protect I on
afforded by tho Oregon compensation
law iim ndmlnlMtered by tho mate ln
duMtrliil accident comniHltdon, which
Ih a nlii to InHltlutlon not upentted Tor
profit, but for tho benefit of Oregon
cltlxcntt, nncl which furnlwhc a pmr
aitteo to tho employer uKutuxt law
huHs.
An employer who Is operutlnir mv
dor tho lndtiHtiial uechlenl commiH'
Hlon pay a certain percentiiKo of hi
payroll into tne state iiiim, ium worn
era each contributing one cent a day
to tho same fund. When accident
happen and a workman Is Injured he
Irt Ptlt I lietl in meuicai auemum ami
caro, nlwo compensation for lorn of
time, und In such cobob of accident a
result In doatlt, tho widow ami citim
rtn or other denendonts receive sub
Ht initial relief, tho widow for all her
life tin less sho ronmriioR, nnd tho
children to tho two of Itl yearn.
Ail this Is tmld from tho conlrl
buted fund, tho boneilchiry requliinit
no lawyers or other costly n genet on to
obtain It nnd the employer being re
lieved of lcgnl liability.
AU tll l tlono at tho lowest pos
sible expoiiHo hecauso tho industrial
accident eommbwloti Is a stato ftmc
tlotinry, cxlHtlug and operating not
rnr profit, hut for service tp tho whole
people.
Karmem who may feel Interested In
Iho matter-can obtain nil tho parti
culm's and Instructions by applying
to tho commission nt Halcm.
Well RociihmI
"Hn von want the hand of tny diumh-
ler?" Iho New York banker questioned
tho youthful suitor rather Indifferent.
ly.
"I do." Ri i id tho youth, nnd. seeking
In nuiko his enso strniirter, ho adtled.
"I'm well able to mippnrt your muwn
ter. I enmo of good old Now ljlnglaiul
tiloek," ,
"flootinld New Fhigliuin stock on?"
Tho broker betrayed sudden deen In
terest. "What exehnniro In It listed
on? What Is Jt quoted nt?" Forbes.
XotlUng Hnu'ulmiti
Uuh: Hharp's hahy Ih only . 18
months old nnd run talk.
Hub: Well, thut Is to ho r-xperted.
Tho haby'H father Is an Insuraneo
n Kent nml Its mother Is a woinun.
Nov. VQrk un., , , . . , . ,
Keventyseveii htinlr-( and forty
four pounds of milk containing 3.17.75
pounds of biitti-r fat is the averae
iell of the 1041 cows In the Tllla
moik cow tenting iiHKoclfitlon for tho
year rndlng Mnrch 1. 11:', uccordlng
to K. It. t'itts, dairy ext-nnlon upcrlal
lul at tho coHcku, lu a n cent report,
Kleven hundred nnd thirty-seven
rottH were lu thu utMictutlon at the
beginning of tho year, but 95 wero
weeded out hm unprofitable.
Tho h Ik best producing cow was
"Janice," owned m Cotionwond farm.
r.-KiHtered (!uern-y. her yield being
S41.1R pounds of butter fat. The sec
ond hlKhest yield w;is 741.38 pounds
of fat made by "Jollie." a registered
llolstein, owned by Nellson Jirothers.
The hiKh'-nt prodming grade cows
wero "Ijidy," ownel by Clyd Kinnc
mnn. with a yield of H 2.13 pounds of
fat. and "No. 3." n!o a Jersey, and
owned by Krnnk Ilediger. This ani
mal gavo (1S7.99 pounds of fat.
Thlrty-si'ven cow In tho nfoclatlon
gave more than 600 pound of fat.
Th n vera go yild of butter fat for
nil rows In thn state, as shown by tho
censtis. Is ICR pounds. The average of
the cows In the Tillamook rtsitorlulfnn
exrortls this amount by 109.75 pounds.
At AO rents Mr pound, this n mount
to $67.50 per cow nnd to S70.6X3.90
for the 1041 cows routpletlng the as
portation year. This ualn to the
dairymen come to them through fol
lowing us4iciatiwn methods in broud
Inir. feitng and herd handling,
Tho TH la monk association has been
in opt-nillon for 13 years. It ha Just
rompteted its organization for it
fourteenth year and more than 2300
cows will be tested. Paul Titxpalrick
is swretary of the association, and
Peters and Hall testers.
COW IS GREAT PRODUCER
fohty rorxns utttkr iv
KUYEX DAYS IS ItKCOItI
(iVirrespondoncc of tho Associated Prcu)
DKLAVAN', Wis., May 13. Forty
pounds of butter In seven days is the
production record just announced for
a California cow by Malcolm H.
Gardner, superintendent of testing
for tho HoUtein-Fricsinn Association
of America. Tho cow Is Miss AhbrIp
Ormsby .Sen is, a registered llolstcln,
owned by Kred Hnrtsook, luiker
shlm. Onl. Her milk production dur
ing the seven days was G44.9 pounds.
The test was supervised by the fall
fornia Agricultural college, tho Cali
fornia state association and tho Na
tional llotsteln assoclution.
Miss Aaggte established a world's
record over all breeds for two-year-olds
several months ago, producing
In ten months, i2.0S4 pounds of milk,
yielding S34.7 pounds of butter, it
was stated. The dally average for
tho ten months test was more than
70 pounds of milk daily, or more
than 85 quarts very twenty-four
hours. Slio freshened for hor last
record tho Inst days of March, only
a few months after completing the
ten months' record, tlio announce
ment stated, l.esa than fifty cows
havo produced 40 pounds of butter a
week, uccordlng to records of tho
rnltcd States department of agriculture.
New Franklin Car
Agency
Service and Sales
NEW PRICES
New Cars on Display Come Look Them Over Before You Buy
- a Car! '
Touring car
Dcmi-Scdan
Coupe
Demi-Coupe
. $1950 Brougham
$225ff Sedan ;
:...$2750 Runabout
$2100 Touring-Limousine
(All prices f. o. lx Syracuse)
F. O. B. Factory
.$2750
..$2850
..$1900
..$3150
Franklin Motor Car Company
44 Seventh Ave. East
Phone 166
main unlll It la awarded to tho best
poultry club member this fall.
JIOI.K.SKINS VAI.rABL,K
MolMikina. which brought little or
noihlnit In tho ordinary rur market.
naVi! bt-vn MiirfiM.ri.il. .
wwill ItllU
Hold In WuKhiliKton nnrt if.n,.nn
IhrouKll furm bureau oncanlradonB.
Hay anil Klrl In many communities
have form, a clubn for Iral.pinr mole. i
ThrouKh tho co-orH'rutivv work of the
oxtenmon anents and representatives
of thu bioloKiral survey of the United
Mates deuartinent of nsricullure.
Ihty have been taiuiht approved
methods of trapping und oklnuing the i
moles. i
Two hundred and twenty mole pelts '
were sold In Uenton county, for boy!
and Kirl trappers. Linn county reports
three communities which offered 10 1
cents each for moles and pocket go-1
pliers und nn additional prize for the i
three children killing the most pests.!
One community reports SJ moles kill
ed in this way.
Tillamook county was divided Into
four districts, and Sao purses were ul-
lotted to each district for first, sec
ond and third prizes. The county'
paid a 5-cent bounty on both moles!
and pocket gophers. The moleskins
were stored In the county agent's of-
flce until a salable amount wtui col
lected. They were tben sold to the
highest bidder. All money received
for tho skins was returned to the
trappers.
. - - - A Tcriinlfnlily '"
The difference between the saloon
days and the prohibition era Is th
difference between a glass and a bot
tie. Tho Wasp.. '
You'll be
Surprised gfJJ
at what a difference a little
work in our shop will do to the
appearance of your car.
locks Like Ntw
Eugene Auto Top Company
Phone 155 742 Charneltori
1 Central Stage Terminal '
.11111 .- - i J- c "1
' II III L'll D J . f . M. as-. - -.
! Diog. th and Ulive iV
"
, Eugene, Ore.
Depot for all principal Stage Lines, Taxis and For-Hire cars ; ;,
IPIhoinLe
3SO
NOVKTi 3IK.WS VSKD TO SHOW
I P-TO-DATK lOl'LTKV HOISKS
Model poultry houses on courthouso
squares Is a now moans of demonstrat
ing Improved poultry practices. Theso
houses are built according to blue
prints furnished by extension workers
employed co-operatively by tho United
Stales department of agriculture and
the Agricultural and Aiecnnntcai coi
Icgo of Texius. They aro designed to
bo Ideal for farm use. and are furnish
ed with tho proper equipment. The
houses aro built economically so that
farmers may copy tnom una are lo
cated on courthouso so,unres whero
ounty farm demonstration agents usu
ally havo their offices and many
farmers como every Saturday.
Tho story of tho Franklin county
house is typical of others. Tho agent
constructed tho hbuso and equipped
it with a dry-mash hopper nnd drink
ing fountain. Ho stocked It with eight
hens selected on the basis of 'egg pro
duction, Tho chamber of commerce
furnished tho inlncy and a lumber
company gave tho material. lt wna
easy to get a hen from oach of fotir
harredrock brooders and ono from
oncii of four whlto leghorn breeders
for an egg-laying contort, which at
tracted much attention,' After the
hens had hecomo accustomed to tholr
new homo a record ot tho eggs laid
hv nmih binoil nml thn iimniinl nf fm.il
cirfisumed each month was kept nnd
reported in the loeni papers.
Hundreds of persons visited' tho
house last year. Homo came to study
tho house, others tho drinking foun
tain nnd dry mash hopper, as woll ns
to see tho hens. Tho hottsn has been
a great factor in determining tho plans
for poultry iiouhc.i an over tho county.
Uuo or Uio model poultry houses lo-1
cited on' courthouso lawns is to ro-J
INFORMATION , REFRESHMENTS l- REST ROOM
Large Busses Leave Eugene for'Corvallis Daily Every Two Hours
from 8:15 a. m. until 6:15 p. m. .
Saturday and, Sunday
iii'" ; 8:15 a. m. until 8:15 p. m.
Leaving Cbrvallis for Eugene Daily Every Two Hours 1
' from 10:00 a. m. until 8:00 p. m.
y " Saturday and Sunday
, . r 10:00 a. m. until 10:00 p.m. ; " "i
Direct Connection Made with All Stages North and South'
MEET ME AT THE
TERMINAL