Sherman County journal., August 15, 1941, Image 1

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Official County P a p «
Moro, Oregon. Friday, A ugust 15, 1941
L. L. Hennagin
Transferred
To Portland
I n U . P . E x e c u tiv e C h a n g e s Station Tests
Funds for
Experiment * .
■ssrr
Show Best
Sent For Test '
Work Approved
Variety Yield
Word from W ashington D. C., is
Of Food Value
Hay and Chaff
Lloyd Hennagin and fam ily re ­
th at th e federal appropriation for
turned home from Portand T ues­
New Wheats Again
$2600 for the local experiment
day with the news th at «he is to 'he
Experiment That May
statio n ihas definitely been approv­
tran sferred to the Portland office
Best Old On Plots
ed by congress and can now be
Lead
to
Livestock
of th e F irs t National bank for a t
At Experiment Station
counted on.
-— - — . — —
least ta year of training in the
Feeding Furthered
A telegram from W alter Pierce
As has happened eo often in the
several branches of th a t institu­
Progress of the (plan tx> deter­ ftHted th a t the additional appro-
jlast, new wheat® being developed,
tion.
mine the feeding value of wheat
bested th e older wheat» on th*
Mr. Hennagin has been m anager and w heat (by products h as been pnation of $2400, which had been
By PAUL DUNHAM
experimental plot® at the station.
asked, was also acted upon favor­
made
th e sending of
It is from results such as these
Mg LIMI, U.
>., Au« 14.— of th
- - e - - local branch since it was
,
IIWlkKT this week by ---------------
- pD,y
VU ta
Vttl l of
VI ÇU
UVU. Thus
1U» was
D. V
C.,
ably L
to O a to
$5000.
Washington,
something for the canning established, is a local bow, being rive
of w heat in various stage* ica,r ned to he an e rro r on later in
that the higher yielding wheat
T^m’ember: Canners ear of Mrs. Roy Belshee. Mrs. of m aturity and sam ples of diff­ form ation which was to the effect
have been» found.
who are selling part of their pack Hennagin is the daughter of Mrs. eren t kinds of chaff to Corvallis th a t the original $2600 was pass­
This year Alioel, a club type
entitled
to
.
Mood
Akers
o
f
Wasco.
w
heat
without snuut reaiatanoe,
for
chemical
analysis.
ed
in
one
of
th
e
many
appropria­
to army or navy are
The plan m ay reswilt in feeding tion bills.
yielded
47.7 bushel® to the acre to
•Ray Blake, a.t «present assistant
priori) ties in obtaining supplies,
G. F . ASHBY
E. J. CONNORS
l<4ul th e field of w inter w<benta.
nor dee® th e WaGah-Healy act ap­ m anager, will he made the mana­ of livestock a t th e local station.
M. M. Oveson, station m anager,
was Athena, a 40 Fold-Fad*-
ply to caunirigs filling orders for ger, and another man will be sent
3 Second
took samples o f w heat cut before
enation cross, like Golden, with a
th e armod forces. Requiremesus in to take over his work.
yield of 46.5.
of canned food for. the m ilitary
The Hennagin fam ily will leave heading, a t heading, in th e bloom,
Then came «Riex Ml, a more nan-
establishm ents are in sharp con- th e last week of th is month in the milk and th e dough, down to
n
form
producer than the original
have
them
analysed
by
IDr.
J.
R.
craslt cn many items. Top of the order to «be located in their new
Rex, with 45.9. Rex, itself, Ja a
list for both, however, is canned home a t 3250 NE 51st St., before H aag, head of th? animal n utri­
A t th e Moro Community church
descendant of Federation.
to m a to i’. These have the vita- Portland1 schools s ta rt. Lloyd will tion departm ent.
Sunday afternoon Muss Florence
This is being dene to determine Isabelle Lawrence, daughter of
Cheyenne waa the first of the
niitt'S. Tomato juice is popular leave September 1 for his new
X \
a t what stage the wheat plant Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence was
turkey type wheats with 45.1 but
with th? soldiers; the sailor® w a rt IKxsition. *
gives the g reatest food value. It marriod to Mr. Theodore Thomp­
it is «not simut resistant and there­
none of it. Alrmy ws-r.ts 14.4 of
fore undcsdralhle for general uae.
has been stated t b it wheat, before son, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
th e 1041 crop of canned carrots;
■
it heads out, has a larger percen­ Tlxm pson. A farm er Moro min­
Rio, with 44.3, Hym ar, a sm ut
navy aunrus up its noae. Air my
tage of protein th an alfalfa. How ister, Rev. Lawrence Mrtchelmore
resistent club wheat, with 43.7.
w ants 12.9 percent of the eanw 1
much dry m atter it contains is al­
Ixcal Turkey w ith 40.7, Oro with
beams; rnvy doesn’t want any.
officiated.
40.1, Golden w ith 30.1 and Soft
so
to
he
determined.
Army wants no applesauce, navy
The bride wore a dress of white
Federation
aown in the fall, follow­
Twelve
sam
ples
of
chaff
were
w ants 2 7 percent of the total out­
The » vear old s«cn of Mr. and
n e t with fingertip veil, and carried
ed in th a t order.
put. ' Navy refvres cherries, but Mrs. Henry Tetz, Loren, wa^ a 1**? taken down, th?se from fields
a white prayer book with white
"7- The ‘list* of ten of the leaders ,
B’ks for 3 percent of the canned fatally ^ ^ 4 Saturday a t Grants all over the county. A m ajority
satin stream ers. Mrs. Bert Lite,
contains but four turkey type
apricots; arm y wants 6.5 percent Pass as he was crossing the s tr ic t of them are Turkey Red, with
sister of the bride, the m atron of
wheats, an indication that the dis­
wants
354,200
caie®
of
some
Rex
and
others
of
Golden
Army
on «his bicycle. The driver of the
honor, wore a blue chiffon dress
trict may be in proeeaa of chang­
with car th a t h it him was not held.
and Federation. These also will ami carried a bouquet of gladioli.
peaches; navy is satisfied
. . .
ing the kind of wheat grown.
118,487 cases. Army is in the
Mr. Tetz taught school a t G rs-s be analysed.
Thr bridesmaids were Mrs. Carrel
Among the spring wheats White
m arket for 1,436,400 case® of peas;
Valiev and R ufus for ten years
Bennett, Jana French, Lois F latt,
W. H. GUILD
F. H. KNICKERBOCKER
Federation and a cro « «of White
navy wants «bult 270,816. AH these, and Mrs. Tetz is a daughter of
and Ix>»s Melsser. They all wore
Federation creased back to pre­
articles are grown and canned in Mrs. »Charles Lemley a t Grass
F. II. Knickerbocker, gen­
pastel gowns' and each carried a
Here are four Union Pacific
vent disease® both made 35.4 to
Oregon. Any canner mav figure Valley. Both of them and the
eral m anager at Salt Lake
bouquet of gladioli. Preceding the
Railroad officials involved in
lead the list.
out w hat he can sell to the mili­ children were known all over the
City, has been assigned to be
ceremony Mis® Virginia M urray
changes just announced by W.
A red chaffed «oft wheat. Bun-
tary.
executive assistant at that
county. Th? funeral was held
ami Mis® Gertrude Gillmor lighted
M. Jeffers, president. In or­
yip-Federation cree®, made 34.1
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point covering the intermoun­
Tuesday a-t Grants Pass.
Four men. Jack Lewis, Kenneth candle® and Miss Claudine Thomp­ der to relieve important of­
and Ona®, a white wheat with
Rep. W alter M. Pierce of Ore­
tain territory.
ficers
of
details
brought
about
W elker, A rthur Spencer, and son accompanied by Miss Mearle
white chaff, made 33.9.
gon was making an appeal for a
by the spur of the defense
At the sam e tim e Mr. Jeffers
Dewey Thomas will leave Monday, Miller sang two songs. “Because”
Soft Federation, eown in the
larger quota for sugar beet 3
program
in
the
west,
and
at
announced that E. J. Connors
August 18 for the induction cen­ and “ At Dawning.” Mis® Norma
spring
made 33.8, ju st .6 o f a
growers. A southern Democrat
the sam e tim e to provide ex­
would become vice president In bushel les® than when sown in <ha
te r in Portland. The fifth Donald M elrer played the wedding march.
ecutive
authority
and
special
explained the chamre in
charge of operations, succeed­
¡Bost man was Dean Pinkerton
Macna.b, m ay not leave because of
fall. Hard Federation 31 made
would interfere with the good
ing Mr. Guild, and G. F. Ash­
a possible appeal. They will de­ and ushers were Carl Peetz, Ed expert assistance in transpor­
32.4, Comet, a hard red' «prmg
tation m atters, Mr. ' Jeffers
neighbor policy of the adm inistra­
by becomes vice president and
Cushing, Charles Drake and Carrel
W alter C. Rutledge died in p a rt on the stage from Moro.
wheat produced 33.4 bushel», Baart
has
assigned
IV.
H.
Guild,
tion. “T h a t’s a lot of damned Portland Friday night a fte r a lin­
assistant to president at Oma­
Bennett.
29.C and the old favorite. Pacific
vice - president - operations at
n n« r=e.” said Titcce, giving his gering illness of several months.
ha. Both Connors and Ashby
Mr. and * Mrs. Thompson left Omaha, to be executive assis­
Blnestem made 26.9.
view» of the policy. W ith a few Funeral service® were held Mon­
have
been assistants t o . the
immediately
for
a
trip
to
North
The position of Blueatem in this
tant
with
headquarters
at
Los
lapses, the Oregon Democrat has day and interm ent made in a P ort­
president at Omaha for several
(Dakota, the bride’s form er home. Angeles and covering the south­
list of wheats indicate» how much
gone along with the adm inistration land cemetery.
y e a r s.— Union Pact®, Railroad Pboco»
wheat has been developed sinoe
west.
without queeiMon, but su g ar beets
Mr. Rutledge w^s ibom in |Aiud-
the
early days.
m eant something in Malheur coun­
rain county, Missouri, June 3,
Oregon farm ers are already re­
ty, where there is a large refinery
1859 to »a fam ily of southerner® sponding to th e call of the govern­
a t Nyssa.
who
had held im portant places in ment to increase the production» of
a v •
government, one of «his ancestors certain foods needed in the defense
Young Oregon men who have being a signer of the Declaration
q
o
program , according to a progress Q In what denomimfitins arc Dc-
token
course in
token a a course
m n flying
y m g and have of independence. With his parents
E m i t t e d to the secretary fen«e Saving Stamps availble?
been appointed second beu tenam® he crossed the plains in
« r w i/ n iL f ,ir»>
H by
v
ith'P
ie w lv
m
in lft62
1862 and
and
agriculture
the l newly
CVT1te, OK
25 cent®, 50
in th e a ir cyrps reserve have been settled in California staying there cr(?ated u.S.'D.A defense board,
The following quotation»
$1>
$5 An album is
Harvesting operations ^ e re «de­ based on price® bring paid In
receiving o r tiers from the w ar de­ h.iUt’1 they^came to Sherman coun-
compiled by the ex-
w ith. firp tM am p . p u r­
lv e d - the- first of th e.w e ek jb y a Wednesday’« trading.
partment that they will remain in
tiy in 1883.
tension service a t the request of chase to mount stam ps of 25 cents
With harvest nearing the end rain that began falling . Monday
active duty until August 30, 1942.
CATTLE: Good grain fed steer
The Ruggles and. Rutledge fam ­ RoTre-rt B. Taylor, chairman o f ‘the up.
interest in the county fair is in­ morning and continued through a $11.50 to 12.60.
This is a p a rt of the program to
Good gras®
state AAA committee and chair­
Q. In w hat denominations are creased among those whose duty la rg e pa.rt of the day. Most of the steer® $9.75 to 10 j 50. Good grain
retain reserve officers for the dura­ ilies settled the district th a t is
m an of the new board, shows in- Defense Saving® Bonds available? it is to prepare for th at event.
machines rem aining in the field fed heifer® $10.50 to 11.00. Good
tion
announced in the rhatem ert »till called Rutledge. In 1904
W alter Rutledge bought the Moro creas«e«3 in production of nearly all
Banners have this week appear­ were able to sta rt Wednesday af­ grass heifers $9.50 to 10.25 (Spay­
by Chief of Staff Marshall. Scan­
IA.
You
can
buy
-a
Series
E
the defense food®, including dairy,
ed on many automobiles to adver­ ternoon but some laid off for a ed l«oad Monday to 10.65) Good
ning th? list of Oregon rerervisb’. Hotel and operated it until it was
poultry and pork product» and' cer­ Bond fo r $18.75, $37.50, $75, $375, tise the dates and general interest longer period.
destroyed
by
fire
in
1918.
it appears flhat they come from
or $750. The prices of ^Series F
beef cows $7.50 to 8.25; mediuhu
He m arried Maggie Vm/tin who tain. canning vegetable®.
Bend, Westfir, Aurora, EugfT”".
There are only a few harvesters $7.00 to 7.50; common $6.00 to 6 50
Bond® range from $74 to $7,400: is growing daily.
Total
milk
production
in
Ore­
and »almost every community in t he preceded him in death. Surviving
G Bond® from $100 to
“ Doc” Ragel®, well known horse still cutting in the north end' of ra p p e rs $4.75 to 5.50. Bulla, nwd-
r'Sate. Before they a re demobilize J «re two sons, Joseph and Clarence gon is up to 8 per cent so fa r thi® Scriew
ih c o county,
m in tv . nearly
n e a rlv all of the grain jun|
good $8.50 to 9.50. Common
buyer
and judge will place the the
year, though iincreased consump- $10,000
the betvs can be sent anywbme the two daughter®, Mr®. Jeanette
a»round
Moro
is
cut,
(but
farther
$7.25
to
8.00. Vealere, good to
heavy
and
light
horse
classes
at
Rudeen of Portland and Mrs. tion of fluid milk has kept the out­
air corps deem®’ proper.
the
fair
this
year.
He
is
a
resident
sou
K
h
nearly
a
half
of
the*
grain
choice
$12.00
to 13.00.
put of (manufactured dairy pro­
1' w * *
Frances King of Moro.
k sitm standing. Ix>s® from bleach
HOGS:
Good
to choice carlo*®
of
Union
county.
duction down so«mewhat. Cheese
While e Oregon housewives arc
$13.00;
170
to
215
lb truckina
in
the
red
wheat
has
already
been
The
premium
lists
are
being
pioduction, particularly urged1 by
giving up aluminum pots and pan®
sent out from the county a g e n ts experienced and some shattering $12.50 to 12.75: 230 to 286 lb
the government, is up sharply, but
nf-iM’t. 16 ef the 22 companies which
butcher® $11.75 to 12.00; light­
office this week along with an en­ has caused lower yield».
partly a t the expense of butter
have been m anufacturing these
weight® butchers $11.50 to 11.75»
trance
blank
and
a
letter
inviting
Every
reg
istran
t
is
entitled
to
ftnd condensed milk output.
r ,• i-’r.’s went <« f
busiimcs®. More
packing sows $9.75 to 10.50. Feed­
The present price ratio between appeal from any classification by everyone to take a part in this,
I
F ” ’! I
than one third of the employ’?*
er
pig» quotable $12.00.
.dairy feed® and buhterfa.t i«s fav- his local board, providing he doe®, his county f a i r .------
in the indUFitry («there were 16,000)
SHEEP:
Good to choice spring
within
the
prescribed
tim
e
limits,
Some horses are already at the
ore.ble to liberal grain feeding in
are n«ow unemployed and the »others
lambs
$9.50
to 9.75 w ith one lot
and
no
one
ha®
the
right
to
deny
track and others are being train ­
m ost area® of the state, the report
will be deprived of work a's «the re­
a,t
$10.00;
medium
to good $9.00
show®. A new extension bulletin him th at privilege, IA. Colonel V. ed at home for the races. Plenti­
m aining factories shut down be­
to
9.25;
common
$8.00
to 8.75.
Director
will be avaiable »soon on feeding Elm er Wooton, S tate
ful rains have kept the track in
Calling all blondes! Men, women
cause of inability to obtain the
nnd m anagement by th e dairy in- c f Selective Service, declared to- shia.pe. The spectators view of ar.«J children . . . . for the Oregon Slaughter ewe«, good to choice
white m etal. M-anufacturers have
fjustny in relation to the food do- day.
the stretch h i® been cleared by state fair blond«’«’ contest on the $¿.00 to 4.50. Feeder lambs, good
notified OPM th a t there an? no
to choice $8.25 to 8.75. Shorn
fen«e program.
In all cases local boards and gov­ the removal of the knoll in the second day of the fair a t Salem,
substitutes for cooking y,ten«ils
lam bs $7.90 to 8.76.
Increased acreage of canning ernm ent appeal agents mtnst make mid-field. It is almost fa ir time.
Tuesday, Septem ber 2.
th a t can. ibte made w'fth their ■present
tomatoe® and« com are noted in the every effort to insure protection
It’s a contest to decide six per­
equipment. Business of the pots
report and marked progo«?» is re ­ o* the reg istran t’s rig h t of ap­ Dance® Downtown
sons whose hair most nearly WHEAT GOOD QUALITY
and pans"’ aluminum tre d ’e last
ported in the production of green peal regardless of w hether or not
An impromptu fair board meet­ matchc« the color of the champion
totaled $36.996,705. The gov­
Wheat samples inspected »0 faa-
pea® 'and green bean® for process­ they think the appe«al is justified, ing Thursday afternoon arranged Buff Orphington hen in the J 941
ernm ent couBi, If ’It wTU'ld. con­
this
year from Morrow, Gillian),
ing.
Oregon’» total acreage of he asserted.
for room to hold the concessions state fair poultry show. Divided
tribute .the man-y to rs of aluminum
Wasco
and Shenman, oountlaa «re
commercial truck cron® foir process­
into
two
divisions,
winners
jn
each
Any registrant who i® dissatis­ and flair dances down town. The
ornament® in federal buiMrng® in
practically
aU grading No. 1 with
ing i® given a«t 39,710 acre® in fied with a determination of his dances will be held in the Legion will be awarde-d cash prizes of $10
the «national capitol. There are
'test
weight®
from 60 to 64.4 pound®
1941.
compared
with
35,470
acre®
local board may appeal the de­ hall and ¿oom "for the concessions $5 and $2.50 for first, second and
gigantic vases, storirrese® and ele­
per
bushel,
reports
the grain divi­
in
1940.
cision to the board of appeal® and has been found across th e street third place. The senior division is
vator grillwork. iA new hotel
the
Oregon will have from 5 to 10 no one has legral power to inter­ from the hall on the Jot® where open to all persons 15 years old sion of the state d«epartmisat of
capital, »now m ccunre of construc­
per cent more laying hen® this fall fere with his efforts to get a re- machinery is parked and on’ a d ­ and over; the junior to all person® agricu»thrre. Very fiew of these
tion, gave all th>? alum ’num win­
samples are showing aithar
Jbiau
last. W ith empha®i® placed) viewr of his case, the Director said. joining streets.
14 and under.
a '
dow casings, aimotmting to »liHWW
or dockage. • This is in contrast
on better methods o f fee«dnng,
Judges
will
be
Judge«
of
the
It is possible th at the ferris
(tors th-’.n t V «I’u m ’h v m in gov­
Citing Selective Service 'Regu­
m anagem ent and housing, poultry
and judging to the 1940 harvest, which in these
lation« relating to appeal®, the wheel an d other rides will be put Rup Orphington
ernm ent buildings’.
men of th is «state are apparently
the highway from the hall in the senior division will be at 3 counties produced wheat grading
Director pointed out «that a regis­
as low as No. 5 on test weight and
well
on
th
e
ir
way
to
«uipplyinig
Assertion i® m'?»d'.e rihnt th? P a­
tra n t, any ..person who claim® to be on vacant lots. Dances will be P m. Tuesday; in« the junior, at carrying «more dockage than this
their
share
of
the
needed
increase
4 p. m.
cific ccinn+ iriiy «suffer a gwro-line
a dependent of a registrant, or held thtee njghts.
in egg pioduction. The principal
Anyone on the grounds Tuesday year.
The decision to hold the conces­
shortage in th e mftifiw aihea.d i§lm-
any person who »has filed w ritten
.problem®
listed
a
re
scarcity
and1
»aftemoon
may compete» except ’Test weights in Umatilla county
ciii-3 jasucv
- --- j
- pv: j pnco pf thè occupational pec- sio n s’down town was made after
iW to th a t c«n th e ^-ast i-rn n«e”bo®ijd
thè
eff^gooi essity of thè registnant, ma»y «1t>- agr6crnent \*as macìe wi«th thè city fa ir employes, the only require­ are running lighter than the other
where to ccinrenve ‘ gas the filling
and
<he
«h«rta«c
« f Ifooi n(,a/ from any local b ^ r d
reMw| , f „ r t.h, hall and a p T .c ment bring th a t he o r she m ost four mentioned, or from 58 to 50
ettiatien® a re closed at 7 p. m. to
on rental i
peal from any
pounds to the •Hushal;
fa
m
i
.la'r'or
7 a. m, The caure. if it come», will
fci’.ipd n e a rb y 'fo r the concessions. ’register a t the poultry pavilion samples are grading ®m«tty though
cation.
between
1
and
3
o’clock,
of
that
be th e swme—diver*ion of tank­
The Regulations a ls o . provide, The" show outfit this year will he
more are cau-Tying dockage.
ers, bh’^ tim e to .a* a b t the Soviet.
■day.
" T u “ “ “¿ S " ,
E.
he said, th at appeal® may be taken the American-United Shows.
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The grain division say® alao that
Already tankers are (taking on oil
If enough financial support from
bv a government appeal agent for
A
sew
ing-m
eeting
of
the
Red
protein
naturally is
falracommlttec
»«kin,
eoi>,re,a
to
s-,x>n.wr«!
by
the
experim
ent
«ta-,
and gasoline cm <th>? w rvt ccsrit a-nd
his local board area, a Sta(e Di- Th«( Dalles can be obtained the Cro«® will be held Friday aftemoon with most of th a .W d red ww*
anthariae
a
draft
army
.f
unlimited
tkm
and
extewnon
«
e
rv
,«
bas
ne-
have orders to deliver it a t Vlad»ivo-
rector of Selective Service for any total . purse for the horse race®
stok. Certain w est coarit tanker®1 size. He spoke of the “grave na- suited Ui considerable progress in local board in hi® State,, and the will bo upped to $1000 and it is nt the Woman’® club building, an- ter grading hard or yciww naiu
thjs respect, particularly in areas
nounce® Mrs. C. L. Poky.
. iiretmd
have already been assigned to car- tUnal peril
Director of Selective Service.
thought th at thia will bo done.
where pasture i» aleo available.
.
(Continued op Pag« two) - ♦ ‘ -
Thompson-Lawrence
Ceremony Held
Loren Tetz Killed
At Grants Pass
Four Men Leaving
For Army Camp
Walter C. Rutledge
Buried In. Portland
Farmers Producing
Food For Defense
Questions About
Bonds Answered
County Fair
^J W J u S t F UF
a
Rain Halts
Harvesting for
Two Full Days
Portland Prices
Drop Slightly
Weeks Away
Registrants Have
Right of Appeal
‘Unlimited Army’
Chicken Judges ----- —
To Judge
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