Central Point star., May 23, 1930, Image 1

CENTRAL POINT STAR
VOLUME TWO
Butter Supply
Is Said to Be
Lower this Year
FUI DAY, M\Y 23, ’930
OREGON CAVES
TO BE LIGHTED
POPULATION GOING TO C/TY
By latch Johnson
N IM B E R
EAKER TO ENTERTAIN
LEGION IN AUGUST
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Play Essential
Says Oregon
State Coach
Exrepl in u few, widely scattered ■ ■
Regional Baseball Tournam ent, Many
and especially falored regions, the
Desiel P ow er P la n t; Bids
O ther Features at State Meet
IN T H E
farm ing districs of the United
N ow Open
August 14, 15, 16
Slates are losing population.
This is true not only of Hie strict­
ly agricultural territory, but of the
Bids have been called for uml little village which once were the
On the first day of Hie 1930 De­
will be opened .May 31 by Regional farm ers trailing centers.
partm ent Convention of the Aineri.
Forester C. J. Buck, Portland Ore­
All over Hie United Slates, the
can I.egion, which will be held in
P rix lu rtio n Through U . S. Below gon, for the const ruction of u dies­ census returns so far completed tell ■
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el power plant and installation of Hie same story. The little villages ». w ith A L B E R T Z U G S M IT H , Jr. H Baker August 14, 15 unit 16, four
T h a t of Year Ago W hile
baseball teams representing
the Idlesness is Source of Moat C h ild ­
lighting equipm ent to Oregon Caves of 599 or so arc ilisnp|»caring. Some
Conauntpllon Mounta
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hood Vices, Coleman Points
cream
of
the
boyhood
of
Hie
states
on the Siskiyou National Forest.
of them arc already down to the
of
Montana,
Washington,
Idaho
and
Out in T a lk
dimensions
of
a
filling
station
anil
Studies and tests have been com­
Oregon will respond to the Um­
tint dog stand. Almost all of them
pleted
and
a
lighting
system
devis­
Rutter production la being cu r­
That William S. (Bill) Paley,, pires call of “play ball” and go out
tailed, while <-< > iimi 1111> ti<m ig on the ed for Hie Caves which will display show a decline in population since pre .¡(lent of the Columbia Broad­
• on a beautifully prepared diamond
1920.
The oid saying, “All work and no
increase, according to the latest re ­ Ibe many attractive features of the
casting Company, the largest single û> battle for the coveted cham pion­
W here have Hie people gone, who
play
makes Jack a dull hoy,'” p ro .
Caves
w
ithout
the
visitor
being
port on commodity situation uml
chain of radio stations in Hie world, ship of the Western semi-finals. No
used Io Jive on the farms ami in
bably
contains more truth than its
iiuuket outlook issued by I Io- Ore- aw are of Hie installation of a rtifi­
is but 29 years old?
other feature of the convention is .author knew or present parents re­
these little country ham lets. To Hie
011 Slate Collie« extension service. cial lights.
Thai Mary l.ewis, European grand attracting more attention than this
cities.
All
of
th e
alize, believes Ralph O. Coleman,
A w ater washing system has re ­ Mg
T h e butter onlj ut of the country in
big cities naturally show Hie big- opera star, who broadcasts during Regional Tournam ent, the Baker coach of intram ural ahtleties a, Ore-
Mail'll wsis 3 per cent below that cently been installed anil Hie Cave
''»“.I gains. But tli.it docs not mean Hie Atwater-Kent hour started «" I Convention Commission declares,
on State College.
o f Maieli 1929 and somewhat more washed Io remove all trai es of an I
H at Hie farm ers of the United ■ er musical career in a Texas church j In addition to the baseball tourn-
Not that Coach Coleman feels that
dirt ami inutl which have detracted
in April.
' tales are flocking into Chicago, choir; joined the Greenwich Yillage i ament many other spectacular fea­ modern children are being over­
With consumption increasing at from Hie pleasure of visitors h ere­
Detroit, Pliiludelpliin uml New York I Jin s; then Ziegfeld’s Follies and ture will be presented during the worked but rather that they are not
present plrce levels, tile SUpply-de. tofore.
They are moving in town lint to finally become the j.rim a donna of three »days, including a Drama in being provided w ith opportunities
nuiiid situation is improved, (lie re­
Work will start al an early dale the nearby, grow ing country towns, the Metropolitan Grand O p tra Com­
Eire, o'e,lit ting Hie ‘Days of 49.” for wholesome piay that will deve­
port sin s, but some surplus remains on the construction ol an axil
f o r while Hie very small villages pany?
.'Jong
with Hie bombs and rockets lop in them the right attitudes and
in storage and foreign supplies tunnel from Hie "Ghost Boom” near
Ilia, Floyd Gibbons, Hie NBC the visitor will see huge set pieces habits for the future.
■re mostly getting smaller. Hie
threaten Io come in if prices ad­ the inner end of the Caves, coining
' •(»nil of census returns Io dale in ­ Headline H unter, was a passeng .• •.Lowing in li' iTi.ii’t ( dors, Hie
vance further in this country over out at Hie low er Bear Hen from
“The World of play is the real
dicates d e a fly that Hie medi in on the ill-fated Laconia, whose sink­ ' Home in the West,” The Covered
foreign marl.i ts. Severe depression which point Hie v il» - will secure
world
of the child," says Coleman.
¡zed country towns, the larger ru- ing by a German subm arine pre­ W .gon, Tl Di' o v ry of Gold, The
exists in European butter m arkets, a panorama of the Illinois Itiver
“
He
thinks
and acts in term s of
cipitated
Hie
entrance
of
the
U
nit­
1 I communities and th e ’simill cities
Wv J e rn Mother, The Pony Express, play.
especi.illy in Germany and Great Valley and Hie i ■ i I in- between : u e growing. The towns that bad a ed States into the W orld W ar
it is in play and play com­
The Lillian Attack, and others. Dur_ panionships that he gets nearly all
ilrili.m .
there nnd the P a r lie Ocean.
thousand or so in 1920 are now 4,009 word cable report of thi
ing the en tire Drama, the story, bis experience and forms nearly all
M eanw hile Hie campaign to in­
Tills work is In ing done by Hie mostly in the 1500 to 2500 class. ing startled the nation into
historically
accurate, will be broad­ his habits. Piay furnishes the ground
crease the use of butter in Oregon I ’. S. Foreat Service under Hie re ­ Towns of 5,000 ten years ago now
That Nick Kenny said if the
cast
through
a system of loud s;>eak- work tha, must interpret ail later ac­
lias progressed w ith surprising vi­ cent appropriation > r C o n g r .s for have from 7.509 to 15,00) inh ab i­ san Radiator had a theme :
e r . to every corner of the field.
gor. In olio city the use of b u tte r Hie improvement of Oregon C.uves. tants as a gem ral thing. One of probably would be a steam
quisitions. Tlie forms of training
O ther m ajor features of the Con­ which come from it are as wide as
lias been boosted so much Hint sale
Ihe most inti resting single returns Bring on that calliope!
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vent» n are I »rum Corp competition. Ihe human soul.”
,
of substitutes lias fallen off 35 per
is published so far is the large niim-
HITS
F
A
IR
Y
COLD
STORAGE
I
Inter - Post relay, Distinguished
cent.
Although
play
is
often
confused
1 r of little rilic.«
whii li( have
Once a slur of the firs, magnitude, Guests program . Aerial Circus, night
IN IN C R E A S E
AND POULTRY
w
ith
idleness,
it
is
really
exactly
minped into Hie 10.000 class And , her name blazed in Broadway's and day parades, dances, stunts and
the opposite, in both nature and ef.
” ’c same holds good all along the ♦ lig h test lights.
a thousand and one im prom ptu en­ feet, Coleman points out. A boy is
('.old storage :<•
of dair> nud line.
She retained some of the dignity ' tertainm ents.
II0 M 2 POINTLRS
w orking his arithm etic lessons, for
poultry products m May 1 were
We are moving into town for with which she used to grace the I
Around the entire prorarr. will instance, is using only a few mus­
larger than on li
same date a several reasons. Some of us— a nations greatest stages when she ap.
From School id Home Economics year ago, but lot d • ,.lic, of m »1 i*o< ’I many of us are still farm ers ! ; ' (• irlied the leicphone girl on the | lie throw n an atm osphere of the cles in his hands and a few cells in
and lard in storage
w .. decrease
O rcegon Slate College
hough living in good-siz.ed com thirteenth floor of the National | ( •»Id Bush, those rom antic days of his brain, and is therefore much
'49. All of Baker, it is said, will more nearly idle than the boy who
as com pared wjlli i.
ear, accord • 'unities In that respect we are J Broadcasting building.
enter
into Hie spirit of the occasion is playing baseball and using n ear­
ing
Io
Hie
May
cold
sio
n
r
e
report
getting to lie like the farm ers of I ’'.May I see the president of the
Soft custard or custard sauce that
making the convention outstanding ly every muscle in his body and
lia s i iir d
>1 in ilia ) lug may often lie issued today by Hie Bun u of Ag­ Europe. Ov - there the farm er set-i company, please ” she asked.
every cell in his brain.
restored by setting it in a pan of ricultural Econ itiiies, U. S. D epart­ dom lives on his f irm, unless it is ' He was out of the city. The visitor in the annals of I.egion history.
Persons who prohibit their chil­
ment
of
Agriculture.
a very big farm, in w hich ease he went down Hie line learning that
lie writer and beating witli a (lover
dren playing with certain o th er ,
s l’e o r m anor the vice-president, the general m an­
heater until smooth The curdling
Holdings of cream ery butter on usually lives in a
children are often doing more harm
is usually due Io over cooking.
May I are reported at 22,948.000 bouse and his tenants, who rent ager and so on were not available
FARM
REMINDERS
than good, believes Coleman. While i
t’c
'
r
farms
from
him,
live
in
a
at that hour.
pounds as com pared witli 5,883,000
there may be some reason for pro- (
F arm ­
The contents of a keltic cun be pounds on May I a year ago, and a village w hich he owns.
S il n t for a moment, she spoke
hibiting. he says the danger does not »
prevented from boiling over by five-year average of 7,139.999 pounds houses scattered over Hie country ag.
this time in a rath er wistful
, '*
Each county agent in Oregon has come from the play.
greasing a ring about an inch wide on Hint dale. There v.- re 5,751.000 side a mile or three or ten miles and i si,ant tone, "I w onder—do
“A
boy
can
play
baseball
w
ith
upnrl, are almost unknow n in Eu­ you si>' pose—they could find me a in his office a complete list of
around the inside of the kettle.
eases of eggs in storae May 1 < ;m
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pared with 3,953,000 eases n year ug°. rope
job—something like you're doing?” standard recommended horticultural eight other boys, all of whom be­
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Tile European farm ers have al­
Sandwiches, wrnppcd in a dry Total stocks of frozen poultry are
varieties found to be best for co n . long in a reform school and so long
napkin, then in a towel w rung out of reported al 77,407,000 pounds coin- ways lived in towns, how ever. They
A check for $500 for convict X ditions prevailing in his county. as he plays he will not suffer any
cold w ater and put in a refrigerator pared w ith 52,991,090 pounds lust had to live in com m unities in the ,'812 radio hero of the Columbus These lists, w hich have been dev­ harm ,” explained Coleman. “But let
old days, for protection against penitentiary fire, lias been mailed eloped by iiotrieultural specialists him loaf around with them for half
or in a stone ja r will keep for some May.
an hour and the effect of that half
time w ithout drying out.
S tocks of meats amount Io 881,- wild beasts and robbers and they to the Ohio State prison by Bill of the experim ent station, are cheek­
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have
kept
up
the
habit
of
com
m
un­
Faley. (’, B. S. head. It has been ed continually and modified from hour may m ar a whole life. All the
995,099 pounds ns against 1,085,-119,-
Airplane tomatoes make u delight­ 900 iMiumls last .May and of lard at ity life going out cacti day to their revealed that Mr. X46812 is Otto time to time as conditions w arran t. vices of childhood are nourished in j
ful salad for a luncheon. To pre­ 104.881.900 pounds compared with farms, perhaps several miles away V. G ardner, colored secretary of Ihe Farm ers w ho plan on setting out idleness, and almost anything that j
pare the salad, skin and chill med­ 184.748.900 pouns a year ago. Stor­ from th eir homes. On this side of Protestant Church in the peniten­ orchards of any kind can find out prevents the idleness will also p re­
ium .sized tomatoes. Remove the age supplies of apples are reported the Atlantic, however men started tiary. The cheek was a rew ard for from them just w hat varieties are vent the vice.”
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inside. Then cut two slits on one at 229,000 barrels ns aninst 319,000 farm ing before there w ere towns the lifer’s m asterly description of best suited to local conditions.
ALFALFA NOW BIG CROP
nnd
we
established
a
habit
of
living
side of Hie tom ato and two on the barrels last year. 2,436,O„0 boxes
Hie holocaust over the radio.
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THROUGH WESTERN OREGON]
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opposite side. Insert thin slices of compare dw ith 2,224,000 boxes a on the farm in the beginning of our
More
than
59
kinds of cutw orm s
deve'opinen,
and
kept
on
living
that
cucum ber in the slits, anil fill the year ago, and 769,000 bushel tins
Ten year sago. Tommy Christian,
are found in Oregon, the most im­
Alfalfa grow ing in w estern Oreon
re n te rs of the tom atoes with meat kets compared w ith 590,000 bushel way from force of habit, in part, now 28. whose orchestra broadcasts
portant
ones
being
the
variegated,
almost
unknown 10 years ago, has
and in purl because most farm ers over the WABC chain, me, his fate.
nnd French dressing, or uny other baskets.
the olive green, and the greasy cut­ now become so firm ly established
couldnt
live
in
any
other
way
and
desired filling.
While flying over Georgia, his plane
There w ere 70,000 boxes of pears
worms.
that it is estim ated that by the time
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wen, into a tailspin over a large
In cold storage May 1, compared keep on being farm ers.
1930 seeding is complete the acreage
We have talked a lot about the plantation, oniniv plunged out in a
(Lake dough is best when just with 120,000 bojes last year, and a
w
ill exceed 15,000 acres in the Will­
joys
of
rural
life
and
there
is
much
Milde wand thracnose are two
thick enough to break midway when five-year average of 77,000 bones.
parachute, landed in a pigsty so
am ette valley alone. Inland valleys
to
lie
said
for
the
farm
house
as
a
of
the
most
serious
diseases
of
the
dropped from n spoon held at arms
tangled
up
in
chute
cords
that
he
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place to grow up in. But we're would have been tram pled upon by gooseberry in Oregon, and both may on the coast are also finding alfalfa
length. Waffle or griddle cake is C I rh > Meets
no, raising such large families, nnd Hie indignant porkers if it bad not be controlled by yearly applications a profitable crop, finds W. L.
best wlien it will run all Hie way
The Bureau ('.lass of Ibe Feder-
assistant state county agent
to Hie bowl. Drop cookie dough ited Church mid Wednesday afl >r- you never beard the women folks been for Ihe timely arrival of a of lim e-sulfur and bordeaux m ix. Teutsch,
leader.
on the farm say very much about ravishing brunette. A few days lat- lure sprayed on al the right time
breaks at the spoon.
noon at Hie home of Mrs AH.Web­
The change was brought about T
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bow happy they were to lie snowed r, Ihe brunette was so flustered (hat with the proper degree of thorough­
ster. Tiie business m eeting was in
through
discovery of cultural me-
in W inter, mired in in Spring, n n d js h e was saying positively instead ness. Spray fomulas and time sche­
To prevent chocolate from slick­
charge of Mrs. IL P. .Dwelt Hie pres­ Ihe teams all lop busy to lake them
»hods
that
make establishm ent of
of I do and the m inister made them dules are contained in Experim ent
ing to the sides of the pan while ident, Bev. Johnson conducted the
to town when the roads did happen take tlie wedding cerem ony over Station C ircular No. 42, w hich is profitable stands practical under
melting, grease Hie pan slightly.
devotional .services. Dainty refresh, to lie passable
again.
available upon request from the col­ conditions unlike those of Hie usual
incuts were served by the committee
alfalfa row ing reions. The “form u­
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The plain fact is, that we have
lege at Corvallis.
in charge. Twenty seven ladies were
la for obtaining a good stand of al­
been living on Hie farms because we
SAMBO’S PHILOSOPHY present.
American sport fans had the op­
falfa
is given by crop specialists as
had to.
We had to until the portunity to» listen in on ¡in account
Tent caterpillars, which threaten “Sow Grimm alfalfa on a well-pack­
automobile and its offspring, good of one of England’s football clas­
Io he n serious menace this year, ed seed bed on a well drained piece
roads, came along. Even then Hie sics. recently for the first time in
are already active in many orchards of land, with lime hut w ithout a
older generation, fixed in its habits the history of radio. The Cup final-
of Oregon, according to reports re­ nurse crop, about the middle of May
re" isleil the idea of moving Io town, of the British Football Association
Foe of Noise
ceived at ,'ne Oregon Experim ent after inoculating the seed.
although they all enjoyed getting was described by the English com­
station. Apple and pear orchard
Io town easier and oflener than m ent;),cr hi much the sume rapid,
which tu n e been regularly sprayed
before. But w ith the rise of the enthusiastic m anner ns our own Mc­
with arsenate of lead for codling
movies and other
entertainm ent, Namee. His accent and rugby foot
moth control are less susceptible,
w ith the superior shopping facil­ ball term s may have puzzled the
says Ihe experim ent station, but
ities which ti e larger communities listener over here, lit his expres­
prom pt care is necessary in prune
J lN G L 6 >
could offer, with heller churches sions, hurls il, lashing it up the field,
peach and ch erry orchards that are
and heller .schools in Ihe towns kills il, and nooks il delighted many
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A(-<X»Z
heavily infested. Powdered arsenate
than Hie strictly farm ing commun­ of Ihe fans.
of lead at Ihe ride of 2 pounds to
ity could support, and most of ¡ill,
190 gallons of w ater is the standard
w ith a chance for Ihe hoys and girls
Lillian Bussell once ordered from remedy for young caterpillars w here
Io can: a living in w nys which they Mine. Bosa Binner Ihe most expen- con| ro | on a liirge scale is neees-
liked Letter than fnrmlng and which sive eorsel ever made. Il had dia­
O u r u it t l b w il l ie nm cue
for most of them, promised to pay mond buckles and diamond studded snry. W here Ihe worms are o ne.
third grown or more it is necessary
H A } NOTHINÔ AT ALL TO DO
them heller than farm ing the move- garters. The price was $39,000.
to double the amount of poison.
5 0 H E C R te is -
n nt from farm Io town began to Mine. Binner broadcasts during the
H ira m Percy M axim , inventor of
A nd H e t r ie }
set in strongly.
i Home-Makers Hour of the CBS. Not
the M axim silencer fo r firearms,
"De trouble bout l u u l i n r u lin ' d i
In
other
words,
rural
life
in
Amer-i
only
docs
she
tell
of
Lillian
Bussell
To
T H IN K OF A T H IW Q -
Held, (he Vanderbilts, all of whom
who say» he w ill stop m aking guns
busti I h , you iicMih kin ¡eli wliut liable
CAN VOM?
silent and try to nuke citiss noise- iea is now definitely community life but also o fthe lute Empress of Aus. she helped to form when wasp-like
to Jump out AT you I”
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iriu , Queen Mury of England, Anna waists were the fashion
Foreat S ervire To lig h t Cavea By
¡ radio ;
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