Central Point star., September 13, 1929, Image 4

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TUK CKNTR.vL POINT STAR
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 11, 1929
A COUNTER EVIL
Inst three weks In lighting fore-l
(Irra, nn J In tho fire season more
than ‘ilKl.iHHi acre* have b« ■ * m iu- I
"I no erslaud, Wllilmn.” said the
over In the Western N dional I n • m inis.er. "Hint yuu caught the
rslx. In the six W estern \ dhmiit Soi.I,I h i l l s fishing lad .Sahhlllll, I
Furcsl dislrii is, coil'ti:
l;
I - lu id i<>o did everything in lo u r
R o c k y Mmmhiin ni"' l’n< die ('oust ,ni .an I, ip i uin ige siiih evil pruc-
ei’lnn, there have been in that per­ tie t t ”
mi 5,025 v cp irite firex, 3.010 of
" li, i e ., a , returned Iitti« Wll-
which have he u cnu.ed hi light* l e, I ‘ lire did. I stole their fish."
>iing and 2.009 In hinnan ¡igen-i.
Getting in S’ ape fo • Oregon S ate Fail
ictM cy
'MMtc#
nèurance
earsace
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» Î W
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"Lightning tires have hien unus
unlly troublesom e ltd - ' '
E. A. Sherman, acting c l f >f Do
Forest Service in the a h s c in e of
Mnlnr It. V. "stuart. who is io the
Wesl studvlng National F o r e t
P r o t e c t y c u r t o o th h e a l t h
needs with Hie nerlei'llurnl com m it­
D « . I. H . G o v e
tee of the House nf I t i n r e s c l’ la llv e s .
" F ir e s ca u se d b y h u m nn enreh-ss.
T H E - B E S T - D C N T IS T R Y - C O N E - P A IN L E S S L Y
ness nr unneressarv and " ’ll •>■’
Prize Durec Jersey«, owned by A. N. Doerfler, Silverton, who w ill o
2 3 5 E. M A I N S T .
O nKUPHO NI
M IO F O R D , O R t
s tiff competition to hog breeders of the Northwest at this year’s O ra
»liminale ’ h ' cductitlmi and law co
State F air, September 23 to 28.
foreement. Hunched lightning fires,
sometimes ruunin»’ to 3 imi or tun
With Each Suit
emirate II' " , se’ I" "
electrical
We are Giving
of house and keep it open us much causes undue stooping and means a storm, w ill nlwnvs pr c m nt the risk
.is the w eather will perm it. When strain on arm s and shoulder*. Much • • s u ite r p u l •• id , ic -d m ea ns are
n s
M s m rtM
M>..’>«M
«**i*ttFM
asM
as*seaM
aaatai
IsetM
eeeeaasM
H
the hi.use must he closed totally or of this equipment can he ra p ed to provided to cone with them, I - is
in part, instead of glass use the new the proper height by the use of ’"enns esne»d dis a comnbdo svstem
glass substitutes, w hich allow the blocks of wood fastened to the legs nf roads amt trails tlteoughout the
Bv D r. L. D . Le G e c r , \ S., St. L o m u . Mo.
ultra violet rays to pass through.
O r. L c C e a r Is a g ra du ate o f th e O n ta rio
National I'm sis. Inclod ne especial-
„ V e t e r in a r y C o lle g e , 1 8 9 2 . T h ir t y - s ix
I'hen your liens will he healthy and
now
n im m t
In n c e e s s lb le
Ih
? years o f v e te rin a ry p ra c tic e o n diseases
strong. T’hvi will lay more plenti­ $I5O,CC3 GALCST.' .!)
country vsl.r'-e lightning strikes
< o f liv e stock v n d p o u ltry . E m in e n t au­
BUILT FOR ST.tTE FAIK
fully; then eggs will hatch bet’er
t h o r ity o n p o u ltr y and «stock ra isin g .
most frequenllv. It menus, .eeond-
and the chicks will be free from
N a t i o n a ll y k n o w n p o u ltr y b r e e d e r .
Salem. Ore. — Thu m w 1150,00a Iv. nn avidi ihlc tralni-d force of
1 o tc .l act’.'
j many weaknesses.
. a .aa n tu d aataa locru;
aauteaMUs.
■.ranil-cand
and exhibit bulbing to •Ire guard stidii r o t to -trike Itu-
Thus it appears that the subject
be completed for tho Oregon Slat“ m e d ia te ti ih e m as in noi number of
j of vitam ines is a fairly simple one, Fair. September 23 to 23, will be OB-
While They Last
after all.
Even if nobody docs of the flm st structures of Its kind Ores ‘el hv am elcetrienl storm.
Only I'l s i i . - ' i m e in s w i l l il li - m
dees not affect the vi,am ine content know anything about th eir chemical on the coast.
«Ilde for the Government to av-id
Entirely of concrete atul st d, will,
of vegetable products, a fact which makeup, it is easy Io see how they
the reneeur” n,ia- of slteh • tn " ' v'i
a
beeutlfui
tan
brocade
stu
•••o
finish
work
and
how
to
utilize
th
eir
valu­
accounts for the value of alfalfa
and costil disasters a v hnv - ’• "I
hay, and meal, when used for w in t­ able properties in the proper n o u r­ the building will s -at 6.000 spectator»
t ill s v e a r. The Federili Forest P ro ­
of
the
races,
and
will
house
many
ishing of the poultry lloek.
er feeding.
exhlbiis, Including those of the stall tection linar I. eoinon- il of r ■ an s-
Another valuable source of vita-
institutions.
e o ta tiv e s o
idi Fed ■ it
ies
HOME POINTERS
mine A is Cod Liver Oil. \ \ hen a
The new dual structure "will re
“Professor,” inquired a student
concerned
in
the
problem
of
forest
i
sufficient quantity of the products
placo tho old exhibit pavilion, which protection, - hares the Forest Ser- ¡
in one of our agricultural colleges,
¡(F
ro
m
School
of
home
economics
m entioned above cannot be obtain­
lias stootl mt 63 years and hrs seen
“you say we don’t know what vit­
Oregon Stale College)
the fair grow from a purely focal sf vice viewpoint on the forest tire sit­ On Main Srect Near Front
ed. Cod Liver Oil at the rate of
amines are; then, how do we know
uation.
The
reducing
and
the
clothes
with
fair to the Impress .ve dn ; It I to2«j
about 2 per cent may be added Io
MEDFORD
what life is?” retaliated the instruc­
Dedication ceremonies, ini tuding on
the mash to provide the necessary slenderising lines are all nasse. •»
tor. When the pupil adm itted that
. L 'l I
vitanune A content and also the i cording to the dictates of fashion. elaborate progrtm, will bo on Mon
he did not, the professor crisply re-
,
..
r,
tl’iy,
September
£3,
ths
opening
<la>
,
With
curves
coming
back,
the
slen-
7
equally valuable vitamine D.
of tin- fair, ’ilil.i foc’.ur la attracting
torted. Still, you re reasonably
1
-
. . . .
:
I .
,•» „„„« » Vitanune I), just mentioned, is 1 der women are beginning to take much a; ut • a ll .i r - ut tl.u s ale
sure that you re living, aren t you?
im portant because w ithout it the ' up Hie burden so gratefully laid
In that reply lies the key to a prop­
m ineral elements of the fow l’s ra ­ • down by their plump sisters, and
e r understanding of the subject of
tion intended to supply bone and the question no is how Io become W E S T E R N F O R E S T F IR E S
vitam ines by poultry raisers. True,
E N T A I t I.’ .G G R E A T LOSS
egg shell will simply pass through ‘ nleasingly plump.”
we don’t know w hat they are, but
The
real
nsw
er.
of
course,
is
to
|
the system unused.
In young
we know what they will accom­
chicks this appears as “leg w eak­ eat sufficient quantities of the right 1 -jju, critical forest flic situation
plish and that is the main thing
ness” or, more properly rickets. I irds e ' food- But it takes time Io 1 jt) (,p Western National Fort-sis is
after all.
n< s v ’vht, :>’d ii the meantim e a X
v )1111
, * i at im proved lint still far ,
Older fowls show a sim ilar w eak­
Of the four known vitamines. A, ness when they are not getting en- iiltle care in selection of clothing I ...,i satisfactory. In northern Ida- |
B, C and D, proper understanding ough vitiUnine D. T hey will also will help Io give the appearance of , h() w,K,ri, rugillg f()|.,.sl flr,.s wvn.
of the functions of the first and
eggs w j,h soft or extrem ely a ro a n '’ d rorm. according to the rapioly approaching disnsterous •
fourth is of param ount im portance : ,hjn shdls- T heir eggs w in aiso lu i- '■ -onon.ii s specialists at Oi
proportions a few d a is ago, m id
to poultry raisers. The other tw o prove deficient in hatching quali- ¡ guff Stai. Gol!»ge.
w eather, with some rain has given
ntay be ignored, as B is present in ties.
In the first place it is necessary to some tem porary relief. In spile of
the outer coverings of ail grains
A peculiarity of vitam ine D is '• -ve plenty of fullness in the cloth­ •his change, 4,900 fire fighters are
and chickens do not seem to need that it can he formed both in the ing, but at the same time having the ¡ushing work to make the many
xitam ine C at all.
feed or in the bodies of the birds ¡¡•esses fit the figure closely, as cloth large fires safe from further o u t­
If feed is deficient in vitam ine A, themselves w hen exposed to direct irg which is loo loose emphasizes break in anticipation of the possible
a disease cailetl nutritional roup sunlight. It must be direct sun­ the thinness of the figure. Flares recurrence' of dry w eather.
In
may develop. Mature birds affected light, however, as only the u ltra­ ¡re also kill'’ to the slender figure. W ashington and Oregon, where sev­
in this way will die in from four violet rays produce vitam in I) and ‘ ti! straight lines are to be avoided. eral large uncontrolled fires are
to twelve months and young chicks they cannot pass through ordinary Accenting the outside lines of the being fought by hundreds <’f men.
in from four to eight weeks. Since window glass. The part plt.yed by figure, the •¡hou'ders, sleeves, or hips the w eather rem ains hot amt t 'r y
feeding the proper ration of vita- ultra violet rays in developing this with decoration, and using lint's with no relief predicted. In Calif­
mine A means a very considerable necessary vitam ine has been defili- ’wajch go around the figure instead ornia Hie w eather has become more
protection against this disease, it iteli established by experim ents in of up and I'awn are other ways of favorable Io the work of fire control
m ay be seen that a proper under- the University of Kansas. Hens disguising the “beun pole” Jook.
and no large fires ¡ire now burning.
standing of the sources of this iin- w hich were kept aw ay from natural
More Ilian ?L«»0 0fW has been
Having kitchen working surfaces spent by the Forest Service in ¡lit
portant
vitamine
is som ething sunijg',t but exposed 20 minutes
w orth considering.
! daily to artificially produced u ltra­ such as sink, tables, etc., too low
Vitamine A is produced in all violet rays laid a normal num ber of
plants that grow in sunlight and is I eggs w ith satisfactory hatehability. < r
III
As previously m entioned, Cod
stored in the part that shows a
green o r yellow color ¡it m aturity. L ite r Oil contains vitamin I) and if
Thus we find it in yellow corn, Ihe mixed in the same proportion as
O u r N e w S h o w in g o f F a ll H a t s a n d C o a t s is n o w
outer leaves of cabbage, the leaves recomí:: ended for supplying vita­
of alfalfa and sim ilar plants, in yel­ mine A. it will supply the other al-
h e r e a n d a w a i t s y o u r a p p r o v a l . I h is s e a s o n 's C r e ­
low carro ts and in sprouted oais. pendahle source of vitam ine 1),
a t i o n s a r e v e r y c h ic a n ti p le a s in g a n d y o u w ill e n ­
of they are sprouted in the presence however. Some grades do not con­
jo y s e e in g th e m .
of enough sun light to insure a good tain enough of it to he of any real
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value.
So,
w
hether
you
feed
oil
or
green color. Any other kind art-
A ...
valueless. These are not the only not, see that your fowls get as much
sources of vitam ine A, hut they are sunshine as possible. Let them out
,3
the ones principally used in poultry in the open w henever possible.
Grants Pass, Oregon
feeding. Strangely enough, drying Shelter them in the open front type
N e w TaH
S u its
$25 - $45
All plates are made in o u r own m odern labora-
torie and are made to tit. You are assured of
comfort and good appearance, in having us do
your plate work.
V
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F R E E .
How to Raiss Poultry
A Golden Fleece
Auto Robe
The A-B-C Of
Poultry Raising
Clothing Co.
Fall Hats and Coats
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