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About Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Linn County, Or.) 19??-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1924)
id .E 2 H A I.M . Y I.M lH IK IS tl News Notes From All Over Oregon G le a n e d b y th e W e s te r n N e w s p a p e r U n io n A fail-elm« school nurse will be im ployed by the Eugene schools the com* in g yenr. 1-l-C. .3, speed approximately ftu.000 in ex- pensions and improvements during neat ynv- The Klamath oeunty court awarded a contrast te Doty A Messenger for preliminary Hearing and grubbing work an The Oatles-Caltfornia high way for a distance of ten miles soutn of Crescent. Cankerworms Quite Injurious to Trees For Mother’s Christmas D u rin g A b u n d a n c e P e rio d s T h e y D o M uch D a m a g e . | (Prepared by the Ualted Bteiea D«p<ran«3M o f A<rlcutturo.) Cankerworms have been known In CTV this country since colonial days, bat The annual meeting of the Old Ore not until about fifty years ago was It gon Trail association will be held in By ETHEL COOK ELIOT realized that two species were present. The governing board of the Lutb- the green room of the Chamber of They have since been known as the ern brotherhood of Oregon .met at Commaroe at Portland Thursday <£*. 1124, Wn«tero N«wsp«p«r Union.) , fall cankerworm (Alsophllu pometarla Salem Sunday. December 11. according to W. E. Mea Harris) and the spring cankerworm O I N G borne More than 300 shrubs have been cham. president. (Paleacrlta vernata Peck). The eco Christmas?” planted on the Eugene armory grounds nomic and scientific history of these Tillamook county's budget taj* year “Yes. A ll of us two species and the differences be during the past few days. allows for the retirement of 1100,000 always go. Great tween them, together with a discus A Christmas Hymn They Had Been The Oregon public service commis In outstanding warrants and 126,000 fun seeing each We Arrived In the Early Afternoon sion of their feeding habits, distribu Without Warning. Accustomed M Bing. sion has sent two engineers to Ogden, for retiring bonds other again and Timber cruisin. tion, means of dissemination, and exchanging news I How different today, six days before Utah to attend the grain rate confer will take HO.000 and fair ground Im ,’ona, fiesituflng Sum,- wno was too ¡measures necessary to control ea«*h We go back to the we were expected! Father had ban )lg to kiss anyboilj^,llfted his arms. ence. provements 330,714. species, ure included in a new United ished himself to the barn, and we farm.” “Why— why, my dears,” murmured The state fish hatchery at Oakridge States Department of Agriculture Bul Taxpayers of Portland are paying "Yours must be quite a fam ily now, found him disconsolately smoking by Jmndrna, looking bewildered, t letin 1238. “The Cankerworms,” by P. A. has Just taken 0,000,000 trout eggs, approximately 100,000 a year for the with all the children. But 1 suppose old Jim’s stall. The house was chaos. 'Look up,” laughed Sue. Porter and C. H. Alden, entomologists. one of the largest takes in the hlstery operation of city-owned automobile your mother gets in extra help, und All the rugs seemed to be up and the Grandma did, antFthere was '■ huge The bulletin Is available, while the of the plant. and trucks, according to figures gath you all help, too.” furniture out of place. Mother was Dunch of mistletoe over the doer. supply lasts, upon application to the I t was not Impertinent, because It cleaning! The report of the directors of the tred by the tax supervising and con Lead the queen to her ttrope and United States Department of Agricul was my best friend speaking. She is 1 "Oh, dear!” she greeted us. " I servatlon commission. tender homage," ordered Kate. Lake county round up, held recently ture. Washington, D. C. There was a raised chair decorated at Lakeview, showed a deficit for H. B. Anderson, a carpenter of Moro just frank and sincere. She had , didn't expect you till Christmas Eve| Cankerworms uttack elms and apple dropped into my office after hours, not I ratin’, an’ ain’t give a thought to with holly and mistletoe, near one side the year of (1600. (lied at The Dalles hospital from In trees by preference, but are often to buy insurance from me (yes, I am ; Christmas cornin’. I wish— no, they’re of the fireplace. Grandina was con found on many of the common decidu Trust companies In Oregon increas Juries received when an automobile he n female insurance agent and not a Just high-spirited young folks makln’ ducted to It deferentially, then the ous fru it forest and ornamental trees. ed their resources 31,407,069 to a new I driving skidded over a 60-foot em failure at it either I) but to say "good- ushers sank to their knees with grave ready for a good time. That's all.” During periods of abundance, canker- total of 313,466,685 during the year bankment near Cape Horn on the up by” before herself leaving the city for But In spite of herself there wi-.s a faces but snapping eyes. worms do great damage, practically per Columbia river highway. the holidays. ending June 30, 1924. shadow on Grandma's face the rest H ail to the queen of love and the defoliating the trees they attack un “No, there’s no extra help to be The apple packing plant of E. R of the day. She had hoped for a kitchen,” they chanted, and Jenny less controlled. They are most likely The pack of Marion county can gotten these days in the country any big surprise Christmas dinner, all to added, "including criyp doughnuts.” to become abundant In neglected or- neries for the year 1924 will aggre Pooley at Hood River and approxi more thun here. Not any that’s worth j themselves, with no intruders. “Oh, my dears— my dears,” softly. chard» or In shade and forest trees. gate 900,000 cases, the largest pack in mately 16,000 boxes of loose apples while. So mother does it all herself. She mixed and baked until after “Now for the distribution of pres Cankerworms are held In fluctuating were destroyed when the structure, But she likes it. the history of the county. Christmas only midnight, then slipped through the ents,” cried Muy, springing up. degrees of control by many factors, one of the best equipped of the mid comes once a yenr.” At a meeting of the Newport cham side door to her room. She was Grandma had noticed rotund stock among which are unfavorable weuther, Columbia, burned to the ground. We said no more ubout that, but ! awakened by a slight step. ber of commerce a resolution was ings along thq fireplace, with an extra birds, and parasitic and predacious In Means are sought by the board of after my friend had gone I remem “W-fc-y, Grandma,' reproved the j large one near her end, and »undry unanimously adopted indorsing a one- sects. Plowing during the summer bered her clear, frank eyes und the merry voice of Kate, "Nine o’clock! puekages on the floor underneuth. directors of union high school district and fall will aid in control of the ccnt additional gasoline tax. way they- liud received my reply. They e 1 you’re still In bed. Not 111, are No. 8, consisting of Marcola. Mabel and The big stocking was laid on her spring species. Both species are read Orvll Gilbert, of Centralia, Wash., had been slightly skeptical. I couldn’t toe . ' with a sudden note of anxiety, ap, and packages begun to follow. She ily controlled by proper spraying, and Weudllng school districts in Lane after Investigation of coal supplies get that skepticism out of my mind. "No,” apologized Grandma— “Just recognized things she had wished, and often by the use of mechanical bar county, to raise 330,000 tor the erec and shipping facilities, plans te start The result was that, after much overflept,” riers to prevent the ascent of the books she had mentioned a desire to tion of a school building on a site thought, I suddenly closed office a a briquetting plant at Marshfield. “All right. Merry Christmas! And read. moths and newly batched larvae. For Grandma, in spite of her selected at Marcola. whole week before Christmas, prac come right Into the hall when you’re I perfect housekeeping, loved to read. R. C. Chase of Delmar In Coos coun Definite steps toward the Issuance tically kidnaped my youngest sister dressed. You may look now I — I thought It was for a dance,1 T u b e rc u lo s is R a p id ly on ty suffered a 3660 lose when two of bonds for an additional pumper to away from her home in a nearby Grandma rose hurriedly. She heard she faltered, her hands caressing the Alaska blue foxus slipped through the ( city— that comfortable home with its the voices of Rose and Jenny Cady In c re a s e A m o n g P o u ltry supplement the present equipment of gifts. meshes of their netting and made their i the Rend fire department and for the full nursery, cook and nurse girl—and and even Ed’s. “O-o-oh, Grandma 1” The idea 1 On one hog In every seven In United escape. whisked her away to the country to “Not even a fam ily Christmas to this day I It's for all of us, but most States has tuberculosis. That startling Federal tarm census enumerators construction of a new fire station or give mother a little surprise. gether,” her thought deplored. “And ly you.” statement comes att»r a perusal o f the the enlargement of the present one in all the counties of the southern At first I thought the surprise was here so early means a lot more filin ’ Rose and Jenny were dancing about, [ figures at the leading live stock mar to turn out an unpleasant one. We for the dnnee. Oregon district have been appointed were taken last week. I'd like— for ’em to as pleased as any of the family. kets where- hogs are inspected under AA«op3t.e A AU per ZBCidaac 4« arrived In the enrly nfternoon with have a nice time, of course,” the Grandma’s tremulous hands reached by Ralph N. Laird, supervisor for the federal supervision. In 1908 only 2 out warning. There was mother In a , tho n amber of motor vehicles In oper- thought finished loyally, district. Young | out and drew them close. ' per cent were Infected, but by 1916 huge apron, her hair tied up In n folks need pleusure.” You must stay with us all day, 9 per cent were retained because they Company 1 of the Oregon national atlon In the olty, traffic fatalities in towel, the front hall full of brooms As she opened the door to the hall dears," she urged happily— “and Bill, showed lesions of tuberculosis, and in guard bae opened a school for non Portland during the past 12 months ind mops, houseelennlng. She could there came low strains of music. too. There's plenty an’ te spare 1922 the percentage had raised to 14.7. decreased about 16 per cent and the commissioned officers at Silverton, In not coneenl her chagrin from us, we Grandma looked startled for a mo- I cooked. Christmas has begun so won- Much of tills disease is traced te struutions being given every Sunday □ umber of wreck victims were little had so suddenly appeared. It certain ment, then a soft flush of pleased sor- I derful that you must help us carry It farm poultry flocks. Tuberculosis more than half those of 1933. afternoon. ly was different front our customary prise came to her face. It was a | through.” i among chickens is rapidly on the In Deficiency appropriations aggre homecoming. Then, she met us at the Christmas hymn they had been accus crease. Many hogs are shipped to During Sunday night services at gating 323.016.89 were authorised by I front door, her arm linked in father’s, tomed to sing at home when she was I f pure bred live stock continues te market from modified accredited areas, Salem thieves visited the Friends that Is, those that have been tested church and First Baptist church and the state emerg^icy board at a special dressed In her best silk, her white i girl, und she hud carried It on with | Increase at the present rate, it will and found practically free from tuber Of this amount I hair freshly curled, behind them the ler grandchildren. But she never had he doubled In America by 1053. took from the two places a dozen over meeting In Sal culosis among the cattle, and yet the 318.613.89 was aRproprlfttod to rover I house shining In spotlessnesa. And leard It In music. coats and a many bats. hogs would show considerable lesions In her eagerness she stepped to the Interest payments on lecurlttes voted then the pantry filled with pies, cakes, The Lane county budget commit on slaughter. Closer examination-'has by several Irrtgdtiou districts now roast ham with Its cloves, and inoth- ja ilo r doorway, which was ulmost hld- shown these to be of the avion type, tee has voted to restore the office of len In greenery. Suddenly two puirs | i t ’ s wonderful Jelly ta rts ! Such an operating In Oregon. that 1% due to contamination from county club leader and rural setiool )f arms were inclosing her neck, and inviting, homelike, hospitable house! It is reported that the forestry de Such a spnrkllngly clean pantry full farm poultry. >ne pair belonged to Rose. Other supervisor and has appropriated 31300 — —— — — — — partment has rscogDlsed as a part ot uf good things! »rms were reaching for her; and be- By M A R G A R E T BOYO for the work during 1926 the redes*) threat road t Jldtng pro H a n d le B e e s C a re fu lly Purchase of 2l>#0 acres of plno tlm- -M gram the foroet reserve section of the tvi by M » r g « r « t B o y d .) bor in Klamath county by R E. Gil to P r e v e n t E x c ite m e n t Weetoa-Blgin mountain highway , . . a pinch of salt.” chrlst. wealthy lumberman of AJtgau, In handling bees wait until the day Fund» have been alleted tor a survey ., — S ilas Marner. Mich , vega announced The purchase warms up, then handle them carefully of the ftret unit of five miles, which The first time 1 ever realised that so that they will not be disturbed price was ghfen at 363,000 will take tt to Tollgate suit wss not Just salt, no matter where any more than necessary. It Is not Wild swabs in much greater num The Salem W tlA at Grower«’ Co-op It came from, was one hot morning good for bees to be dlatnrbed very bars Hum in prov.pui years are being when we had to wait for hours while much, as nnnecessary handling will seen In (kkae to southern Oregon, and erative association announced that a Canadian fisherman who was to take cause excessive activity. This activity the entire crop for 1934 had been sold many agpsur quits tame, according to us across the bay removed the roe may cause the queen to lay more eggs with the exception of a few thousand Federal Game Warden Steele from a large sturgeon that he had 1 ,han the hive can properly take care pounds now In storage at Dundee. The C A P I T A L A N D S Ù R P L U S « lig h t and prepared It for shipment of. which Ls not advisable, points out Statu aad local officers made a demand for this year's crop showed ucross the lake to one of our flourish K. S. Prevoet, extension bee spsclaF roundup ef alleged bootleggers and Improvement over last season, and the Co.Timercidl and Savt.it» accounts Solicited ing cities, where It was to be convert Ist at Clemson college. gamblers at Marshfield and arrested prices were very satisfactory ed Into Russian caviar. His part of When you are going through your eight persons on Hqaer charges and the process involved the use of a great hive and find a queeoluss colony It Purchase by the Southern Pacific 11 nten on gambling charges quantity of suit. He told us he used le boat to unite them with a colony company of 39 acres of land along the only German salt, whleh be declared that has a queen. Piling Is being driven et St Helens right of way of the Eugene-Klamath whs four times os salty as our salt I ---------------------------- fer the fpuodation of a shingle mill Falls line, four miles north of Kirk, .ait h a .. P ro te c tio n N e e d e d f o r which a Portland concern will build was announced at Klamath Falls been quickened by the statements that at that piece It to expected the pleat through the tiling of the deed with the A ll Y o u n g F r u it T re e s the alarming Increase In goiter Is due will be in operation by February IS. county clerk The purchase has re to u deficiency in the salt ws use. For The rubblt guards for young fruit Fire of imdetermlnfM origin destroy vived Interest In the speculation as I» S • — — — _ wZ a long time scientists were puzzled by trees should extend from the ground the fact that goiter showed a tendency tn u height of 14 Inches. Guards of ed the Rogue Valley M illing company's to the location of the division point to be so common In certain sections of building puper er cornstalks may be plant, consisting of a large three of the new railroad. story frame b u y in g en the edge of bpeciul price no o .ie -lia ll ton and tou lois \ | / the world tliat they were known as tied on and are efficient fer one year. There were three fatalities In OTe J y goiter belts or goiter zones. Switzer Experience at the Kansas experiment the mala basinets district ef Medfwd g6n due to Industrial accidents dur land has long been known as a goiter station has shown that wire cloth, one- A fresh stuck of Mrs. Christine Erickson, 78, of Birk- tug’ l he week ending November 26. at zone. Recently It lias appeared that fourth or one-half Inch mesh, makes rnfcIR. was hilled when an automobile cording to a report prepar'd by the RO have a well-developed goiter zone the heat rabbit guard and ls permanent tn the region of the Great Lakes, one us long as the tree needs protection. driven by her granddaughter. Ruby state Industrial ¡accident commission. author claiming that s fifth of the The wire cloth Is cut Into pieces IS Johnson, 13. skidded and overturned The victims were Frederick Stover. am ou n t school children In that area have en by 14 Inches and la fastened with bog twice on (he iey pavement near Rain Salem, wood hauler; Mrs. Frank East larged thyroid glands, or physiological rings. A four-foot high rabbit-proof I lv vcniioinicitI food i • (’a lv e i, p ig * and p o u ltry ler. man. Medford, can nor, and Dale A. goiter. Goiter ts rarely found among fence ls the best protection ag.iihet C. C. Seeley of Portland has taken Perry. St. Helens, policeman. A total people ltvlug near the ocean. The rea Jack rabbits. office as resident engineer for the Ore of 431 aocldsnts was reported. son became more or leas evident when research workers discovered s few gon state highway commto»lon In Announcement was made at Kla I t has proven economical to yetirs ago that children suffering from Klamath oeunty. succeeding R L. math Falls of the signing of contracts down corn. goiter could be much benefited by Kuney. who resigned because ot III fer two new irrigation districts which minute doses of Iodine. health will ooeer approximately 8000 acres Only silage from well-matured com Iodine Is an element that ts most The Woodmen of the World of Eu and represent a rooetruexion cost of sbuuJaut tn the ocean—the Iodine of should be fed to the sheep. • • • gene are planning to erect a boms on betwenn 3360.600 and 3304 960. Pre commerce Is derived from sea weeds I f your boys are leaving the farm th e she of their present budding- It Ilnriaary work will start at once. The Sea foods, and salt secured by evapo- rating sea water, contain all the Iodine tt tnay be that there Isn't enough room two dtetricse are the M alt* and Shasta a* wne M>iu-«>vd that the proposed strut „ E c o n o m y , B e a u ty a n o neeiied to keep the body In good condi there tor them tura would cost betwoeo 360.003 and View torigptlo* projects, which have Q u a lity --------- —----«— tion. It la claimed, however, that been hanging fire fer several years. 376.000. can he tint n t" fo u r kitch en by much of the sell sold nowudays Is de D e c id e d Im p ro v e m e n t in Acting under a legal opinion hand- I The ReMa City cannery rtotohed Its ficient In Iodine, perhaps due to the re ili e tostullment o* one of our seassn s raa and closed down Satnr •d down recently by the attorney-gen G ra s s h o p p e r S itu a tio n fining processes that have given us eral. Kart Fisher state tax com ml» day after rempieUng Ute apple pack whiter, finer salt tlisn our parents j There has been a decided Improve knew. which totpled (3.663 CMS* two oar sloner. '« iff asud <mt approximately ment In the grasshopper situation In Be-t hv T e s t ® One of the Ironies of our everyday the northwestern states, according te leads of which have bee* shipped to foot) noth«» to individuals corpora life la thut the more we refine our tne baPvRa of entomology of the United England tieas and part.aevsbtps preparatory to foods, the more we find It necessary States Department of Agriculture. The A number of s^aie departments ec colle<9tag the fourth installment of to eat something to take the place of loss by grasshoppers during the past See our new and com plete line cuppfpg Rear sphoe to toe caffitcl the suytp Mdbme tan. There also will what we have refined net of the orlg- __ ; season has been much less than that be intruded In these oelleotiooe ap- DnfOog el talsiB needed toe the tog Inal food. The highly refined salt | ef the years 1922 and 1928 Splendid tolntve. which will wavene tt J*n j praxtmaaehy UPC OPC In deferred pay must have Iodine added. Th.w. who reeults have also been oht7lned‘ b 7 t h * • llie on bread baked from highly re- entomologists of the Bll'lnxs I Won; > nary, have started moving toto other meets e t the tan. Flans tor development of the Clear Itos'* T h e prices are right "Trig fined flour must eat hran to replace laboratory In the control of ths Uov »ear tern Lake water and power project are to f ie hran sifted out of the ground cricket with the poisoned bran It waa announced at the offtcee of be carried tn a bill to be introduced wheat, snd must w t yenst to .apply mash and by the entrnnologlst. e f th* the Capital Ics A Storage company at In congress by Representative C. W t . vilcnln principle excluded when Ralt Lake City laborstory in ,h . co» Ssieai that the corporation ptoaa to H - - ’ v the wheat germ Is left oat of flour trot ef the s lfw f* weevil with nrseto « W ith the High School Classics HALSEY STATE BANK Halsey, Oregon $ 3 5 .0 0 0 f Recently our interest in ■or M ore egg production LAV 3.11711 j j. J Use F ish er’s E g g P ro d u cer ¡J; SI/ 4 \JE R S F E M ILK F O O D bulli ,o w! 5 C ..M,pp2:’ 7 tk-ired “ with Mz C O O M M PO P O I U INO ND » 'h • •• O. W . F R U M d/ Uz it/ « i ••« < ? £ ••••« •••••••• J BRIDGE&BEACH« RANGES J HEATERS • H IL L & < o : 03 . u _ ----Uoe t»eai das: I