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T w o Chicago Bankers Fro: liiiiC i
In Drive Against Depression
dairymen are
Facing Surplus
Problems in Country
out
have recently started
ampti,
elimination of tubercuioais
require replacement of i ^
jthU type of “ regulation" 1» not fall- »tart with." from the standpoint of;
her o f animals. In the paWt[ >
1tf-aatabll4t#d. September IS. 192*
ng In the primary purpose of regu- the politician»
Oegon dairymen are faced with fornla buyers have hcc*
Devoted to the beet Internet» of latlion. namely, imrvlce to the public.
Thu», many of the attack« on the
the necessity of planning operations particular about quality, u
Central Point and vicinity.
Apparently »ueh regulation is des iftilltie«, "In the public interest,
on the supposition that there will but from now on the demand,
A ll matter for publication meet troylng public »ervlce. ruining the may not be ao »elfish a* they seem
probably be a surplus of dairy pro­ for well bred animals, dii**.
raach this office not later than Wed- Investment, of million, of .tockhold- The opportunities for political pat-
ducts for the next several years, say and with good producing
nesday for lnaertion the eame week. er. and preventing needed develop tonage and for extending the l.ureau-
puhllahed every Thursday.
menu which capital U discouraged rracy that public ownership of the
P. If. B rn d t and Roger W Morse, This market If well cultiv«*,
Entered a. second class matter at from attempting for fear of actual electric Industry would provide, are
dairy specialists at O. S. C. ln com­ last till the entire state fo s,
the poet office. Central Point, O re-' confiscation by either present or almost Incalculable. W ill the peo-
menting on this year’s dairy outlook disease.
gon. under the Act of March i, 1*7*. j future restrictive measures which pie be fooled?
report prepared by the extension
Oregon Is In excellent poti
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service.
take advantage of this m,n
SUBSCRIPTION R A T M :
Bu» and truck compan|e* which
THE PUIUJU’H INTEREST IN
Despite this fact, dairymen who disease control work Is fartk,
< 1.00
One year _______________
use the pubic highways, are in even
keep production and general over­ vauced in this state In mt*
HAILROADH
Six Months _____________ ______<100
head costs to a minimum, control di­ pects than any place in the *
1« w° rlM* P0*“ ' 0" ,han
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The public has a far greater Inter-
Payable In advance.
jeratlng on privately owned property ^ m ^
rgUru. d| tha„ u r M liin
sease, keep quality high to encour-
rate, on application.
lhHr bu, lneM fro w , they can
»<•« consumption, and take advantage
Nearly three billion dollars of life
Office— 8eoond 8treet, o ff Main.
CORVALLIS-One more lllm,.
of prospective cattle markets for sur­
forward ° n' 7 *° more P01“ * * 1 insurance funds are Invested in rail-
of what the famous Bortflelt
I Interference than have the railroads
ARTH U R EDW ARD PO W ELL
plus
stock,
may
show
as
good
or
bet­
road securities and mutual savings
! unless our present theory of regula-
Editor and Publisher
ter profits than is possible in most nips, introduced by the Aston,
banks account for <1,6^0,000,000
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tlon is broadened so as to encourage
other enterprises, say the dairy lead­ périment station, are doing for
more. This makes a total of $4,-
dairymen. Chester and In
rather than discourage private en­
ers.
600.000,000—one-fourth of the total
terprise in public service fields.
ker
planted about two-thirdi
Ways suggested for reducing pro­
net capitalization of all American
duction costs are first of all to In­ acre of these turnips on their
railroads. Thus, the safety of the
E L I M I N A T E U N F IT IIITLHIN'GH rails Is intimately related to the pro­
crease average production per cow by near Alsea early last July
H O PE * FOR FE H L
culling
out low producers and diseas­ started feeding the crop to
Civic Improvement and fire pre­ tection standing behind 68,000.000
At last we begin to see some vention often go hand in hand
ed
animats,
they point out. This dairy herd of 10 cows on Sep,
life insurance policies and 14,000,000
Charles O. Dawes deft), Chairman of the New Reconstruction Finance Cor­
hopes for our old friend and neigh­
is no time to hang on to poor cows 1 and continued for four &
Aged and dilapidated buildings, savings accounts.
poration. and Melvin A. Traylor, Chicago Banker.
bor, Earl H. Fehl, republican candi­ such as can be seen In most centers
regardless of past performance or during which time they estimo:
In the opinion of General W. W.
HICAGO and the Middle West and propose that the Reconstruction
date for county Judge. The Medford of population, are detrimental to Atterbury of the Pennsylvania Rail­
they fed close to 35 tons of tt
theoretical values, they add.
Corporation
render
some
service
to
have a double interest In the suc­
Dally News, through Its reputed own­ property values and retard new con- road, the Joint benefits to be antici­
The herd maintained a hear
Increase
in
good
forage
produc­
cess of the gigantic Reconstruc­ thousands of depositors of small banks
er, Lewellyn A. Banks, has repudiated struction—and they are as well, breed­ pated from the Railroad Credit Cor-
of milk through the fall »
which
had
failed
during
the
past
two
tion,
such
as
alfalfa
hay
and
suc­
tion Finance Corporation which is now
ttlm!
w
hen production ordinarily dm
years.
The
gist
of
Mr.
Traylor's
pro­
ers of conflagrations.
culents, and greater developments
poration. the wage adjustment and being organlzed ln Washington follow-
W ill wonders never cease? Only
posal before a Senate Sub-Committee of pastures, which afford the cheap­
A number of cities are making the Reconstruction Finance Corpor- lllg gpeedy action by Congress,
was that the Reconstruction Finance
a few short months ago the News efforts to do away with these eye­
est source of dairy feed, are major
ation should be extremely helpful in
Charles G. Dawes, whose name is al-
Corporation be authorized to make
couldn't say enough for Mr. Fehl.
sores. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, has preventing further defaults on rail- most synonymous for the business
steps in practical reduction of costs.
loans
to
closed
banks
as
well
as
to
When the Unifn printers were made conspicuous progress in this
road bonds this year
But, this be- community of Chicago will sit in the
financial institutions and others need- Finally it is recommended that best
locked out by the News last fall and direction. During 1931 more than Ing the case, we must not lose sight driver’s seat as the active head of the
lng its aid. Such a step would release sires be used but that fewer replace­
Mr. Fehl and his family Jumped In­ 100 hro»en-down buildings were re of the railroads' fundamental dif- great <2,000,000,000 Federal corpora- substantial amounts of money to de
ments be raised unless for a definite
to the breach and got out the paper, moved. One bock of 24 structures ffcultles, largely brought on by regu j tion Just authorized by Congress,
positors whose funds had been "froz outside market.
Mr. Bunks was loud in his expression was cleared up. eliminating, among lation and taxation which is not made
Another Chicago banker, a Democrat
en” by the failure of such banks.
In this connection it is pointed
of friendship for Mr. Fehl. Even other fire hazards, 107 stovepipes to appy equaly to competing trans­ who is being repeatedly mentioned as
Mr. Traylor's suggestion made such
a man of Presidential timber, has the an impression that it was embodied ln
before that time the News champion­ which were carried through holes portation agencies.
distinction of making a vital contribu­ the Bill as finally passed by Congress. *•* ♦♦ ♦♦ ♦♦
ed Mr. Fehl's candidacy for mayor In unprotected lath and plaster!
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The outcome of the railroad prob­ tion to the initial strength and success
He, more than any other man is re­
of Medford.
New York, Cleveland, Los Angeles lems will be up to the public. If of the Reconstruction Corporation. sponsible for 'Ihe timely assistance
But, as we have been expecting, and Chicago are among the larger It demands fair treatment for the
That man is Melvin A. Traylor, presi­ that will now be possible for many de
Jus let Mr. Fehl express an opinion cities which have rehabilitated and rails—which Is the same thing as dent of the First National Bank of positors of small banks throughout the
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not in accord with Mr. Banks views Improved dangerous sections.
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fair treatment for itself-th e situation Chicago, who was the first to visualize country.
and off goes the lid. When Mr. Fehl
The benefits to the community can be remedied. If it does not, the
at the public hearing on the proposed from such actions are obvious. The
future of our greatest single indus­
all lines of the Industry. Producing possible, in promoting the sale of.
county budget, spoke in a very con. way is opened for the construction try is dark indeed.
aervative matter, commending the of new buildings, or for the develop­
dairymen who ship to creameries, the product from which they came.
W e will have fc
A number of firms and individuals
action of the Advisory committee and ment of parks. Property values rise
condenseries,
cheese factories or ice
the county court, we saw the hand­ in the surrounding territory, with REVIVING MINING IM PO R TA N T
jhave already stated that this plan
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SATURDAY
If the various plans to restore the cream plants will divert one-twenty- meets with their entire approval and
writing on the wall. W e feared then resulting higher tax return to the
fourth
of
a
cent
for
each
pound
of
payments for January have already
that V s happy conntctlon with the city treasury. But, perhaps of great value of silver succeed, the nation
Dally News was on the rocks
But ost Importance, the chance of fire will be benefited In two ways—by butterfat sold each month. The manu- been received in many instances. The
For full Particulars
r.fc w e d opportunities for foreign facturing plant will also invest a loyal suport of every man in the In­
when Mr. Fehl published an article has been lessened.
Leg of Mutton
trade which will result In stimulated like amount making a total of one- dustry is expected.
announcing the fact that Charles P
All Individuals and civic organ!
Talent was considering coming out zatlons should support movements industrial activity at home, and by twelfth of a cent for each pound of
The Oregon Dairy Council office is
and
12c
for sheriff, Mr, Banks, with that designed to eliminate unfit buildings. revival of mining operations.
fat through these plants each month. located in the Citizens Bank building,
In
the
western
states
mining
is
one
wonderful Insight of his which al­ It is easier and cheaper to prevent a
Producers of market milk and city Grand Avenue and East Alder Street,
ways enables him to detect the Ethio­ fire than to try to put one oilt after of the largest industries—in some milk distributors will each Invest Portland, and further information,
Shoulder of Mut
ENTRY B LAN K
states it normally employs more men one-twelfth of a cent, or a total of publicity material and public speakers
pian in the fuel, at once saw that the
It has started. And, If there were
state political machine waa eutering no question of property losses in­ than any other industry, pays more one-sixth for each pound of fat in the may be secured from that source,
10c
in taxes to the state, and is the fluid milk and cream business. The
local politics.
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volved. the potential saving of life
Call
at
the
Mr. Banks also drags in the “ stool that results from a determined civic largest purchaser of supplies. " P o v ­ proceeds will be used, as nearly as 4 ‘Red Berry” Disease
Mutton Stew
pigeon“ and “ John Doe" warrants, Improvement campaign would alone erty prices" for metals have forced
the industry to retrench, and the
O
f
Blackberries
but what they have to do with the
5c
make the work more than worth
effects of that have been felt through-1
Battery & Electric \\
case Is beyond ua.
L E G A L N O T IC E
Can
Be
Controlled
u hlle.
out the nation. Anything that will
We have known Charlie Talent
again make mining profitable will
nearly 24 years. We used to play
Shop
NOTIC E O F S H E R IF F'S SALE
The red berry" dlseaese of blark-
A I.L IN THE KAME BOAT
do much to help the country at large
tennis with him snd John Beeson
By virtue of an execution on Fore- berries can be successfuly controlled
Central Point, Oregon
Farmers who are already in the to solve the problems brought on closure duly Issued out of and under by spraylng the biackberry canM
In the old days. We knew him
the seal of the Circuit Court of the
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when he worked for A. W. Walker cooperative movement should, In by depression.
State of Oregon, ln and for the Coun-
,h 1<,uld Bme sulfur, one gallon
as uf automobile salesman. And their own interest, make an effort
ty of Jackson, to me directed and
,w elv® gallons of water, at this
Atwater Kent Radio ••
during all the time Charlie was to enlist non-organized armers.
I. D. LEW IS, Prop.
dated on the 17th day of February, time of season, states L. P. Wilcox 5$
8
Oregon
Dairies
This is emphasised by Fred Sex-
“ speed cop" we knew him as an
193 2, in a certain action therein. County Agent
5
it
Face Problems for
effeclent, careful officer, and we auer, of the Dairymen's League Co­
: ^ ^ ' " d g i n e ^ r n^ ^ ' aA d ^
This so-ca.ied dismme of the „ , m
operative Association, In a letter to
respected him then, and do now.
Future
Business
Benson and Axel Henson, the defend- alaya blackberry caur-.cs the berries -
8n for The American has taken no members. After commenting on low
ents, for the sum of Thirty-six hun- to remain red and hard, thus mak-
part lu the primary race for sheriff dairy prices, and the economic con-
dred (<3600.00) Dollars, plus inter- lng them unfit for food purpose*
The Oregon dairy industry, prob­ est
at the rate of 8% per annum
But wc do say 'Utlons that forced them down, he
or any other office
ably in the best finnucial condition from May 5th, 1931, with costs and The cause of this condition is a small '
this. We B E LIEVE all of the candi­ suys: “ We had better talk it over
of any branch of agriculture In the disbursements taxed at Sixteen and m**e ' ' lal w-orks into the bud dur
His
dates so far in the field are honest, with our non-poo) uelghbor.
state, has a serious problem to face 8O-1U0 (916.80) Dollars, and the ing the bloom period and so injures
worthy men. But we KNOW Charlie head is under water Just the same
further sum of Three hundred sixty the berry that normal growth fails
There Is every indication of a greatly and no-100 ($360.00) Dollars, as at- to take
lar,,
as ours. If we work together, maybe
Talent Is Just that.
Increased production during the com­ torney » fees, which Judgment was
If Mr. Fehl will Just lose a few we will come up with the rest of the
enrolled and docketed in the Clerk's
Several cane fruit growers In and ,
ing year.
more supporters like the News, we world. If we do not. we may all
Abundant irrigation water and low office of said Court in «aid County around the Ashland section have re- j
may be tempted to suport him our­ stay down until we drown ... You
ou the 13th day of February. 1932.
ported complete control by use of
feed costs will tend to increase pro­
Notice is hereby given that pursu- the |ime sulfur
ag ,
aboT(r
can help by bolstering up your neigh­
selves.
duction. Old cows and unprofitable ant to the terms of the satj execu- .
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bor whose vision is not as broad as
cows have not been shipped to the tlon. I will on the 26th day of March. APPBcation must be before the buds
yours..
W R ITIN G ON TH E W A L L
Growers troubled with
i
.
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, butcher because of low beef prices. 1932, at 10:00 o'clock a m „ at the have opened.
This is sound advice. The only
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front door of the Courthouse in the this condition should plan at this
In a recent hearing before a Ken­
,.
I r arm labor conta aro low and many
to foUow the control program
way the cooperative movement can
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7 City of Medford, in Jackson County.
nte committee on a bill to provide __
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, , I beef men are now milking beef-type Oregon, offer for sale and will sell at „„ ...........
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make
real
progress
is
through
united
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,v
public
auction
for
cash
to
the
highest
J'
recommende<l
bus and truck regulation, a repre­
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. . . rows which normally would be nurse
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sentative of trucking interesta, after support, and loyal barking It should cows. T1
The number of marginal dalry- bidder, to satisfy said judgment, to-
Coquille—Hal Baxter to start haul-
Ing up problems of the truck h“ '* h* ,lllld '* ' ' ' ' ' ry farmer In the
farn>ers who in better times gether with the costs of this sale,
subject to redemption as provided by lllg logs from his camp north of here
no mailer what his Individ -1
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companies snd the service they ren­ count . r>,
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would be engaged in some easier law, all of the right, title and i n t e r - j ____
ual problem may be. In the long ,
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der to the pubic, asserted that truck ..... .
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iform of agriculture, are temporarily est that the said defendants, A d in a '
operators should not he put under inn, as Mr. Sexauer points out. fa r j in the dairy business because of a llensou and Axel Benson had on the
20th day of August. 1929, or now
mers will sink or swim together.
Any woman who »w e e p s a rug
oppressive regulatory measures .
quick cash return
have in and to the following describ­
How ran the truck people hope to The cooperative movement is being
Consumption of dairy products In ed property, situated in the County
is working for one cent an hour.
eerap« "oppressive regulatory meas­ severely tested now-aud if It comes Oregon is much below the average of
Jackson. State of Oregon, to-wlt:
out
with
colors
flying
it
will
be
Beginning
.«t
a
point
25M
4
ures'* when similar legislation has
other coast states and this fact pre-
Thol is what it costs on the a ver,
feet West of the Southeast cor­
the greatest thing that has happened1
been heaped upon the railroads until
sents the aolutiou of the present prob­
ner of Donation Land Claim No.
to
agriculture
iu
many
generations
the only thing the railroad managers
lem before the dairy industry.
38. Township 37 South of Range
age to operate on e/ecfric vacuum
are left fri-e to do without restrict­
Successful dairy leaders from a l l 1 1 West of the W illamette Merid­
A
GOLDEN
IMtIXR
ian.
and
running
thence
West
ion, Is to pay their las bill?
parts of the state have formed the
lean er So cheap is electricity
392 feet: thence North 505.9
Similar restrictive legislation ap-
In su article in the American Mer- 'Oregon Dairy Council, using the beat
feet; thence West 392.5 feet;
that for a few pennies you can
r l'ln g to the electric industry has cury.sChalrinan Harold West of th e,of the plans employed in California
thence North 777.3 feet to sta­
gradually been increased until today j Maryland Public Service Com mis- and Washington, and ihls organixa-
tion on South side of County
dean e v e ry
in you r h<>m#
Roa.l. thence along South side
it Is faring proposals that will make j sioti, observes that the control of Don ts now starting an advertising
o f County Road. South 89 deg.
It as Impotent to manage It» own | utilities by government instead of an*l publicity campaign to stimulate
52 min. East. 83.8 feet; thence
-ee your dealer today.
affaira as are the railroads.
stats regulation is a golden prise for >be use of more Oregon milk pro-
South 73 deg. East. 84 feet;
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Ruses and trucks cannot escape polltlclana to strive for because “ It ducts
thence East 1178 feet; thence
All line* of the industry will
leaving County Road. South 5
•‘oppressive régulât tifi" mil. as the would open up the possibili)- of crea^-lbe Included In the management and j
Rubber Co.
deg East. 124 4 feet, thence
policy toward other pubic service and ing perhaps the greatest political benefits of this promotion plan,
South 16 deg. 30 min. West. 99
tiansporlatinn companies la made machine the world has ever seen..;
A ll proven forms of educating the
Offers a Prim- o f
feet, thence South. 9 deg West
more constructive.
The present governmental machlue public In the value of milk, butter.
33 feet; thence South 132 6
feet, thence South. 33 deg 57
The theory of regulation, when It would be a toy alongside It •*
cheese, condensed milk and Ice cream
$50
min. West, 160.1 feet: thence
waa adopted, was to serve the public
The statistica bear hint out. The will be used. Much of the work w ill¡
South 80 deg 45 min. West. 99
for fleet l.t-Hcr.
The question la how far a business ! value of the power industry's plant be conducted through the public
feet; thence North. 85 deg West
can lis tmi.il, appui and paralysed In and equipment in June, 1931, wa* schools and parents orgwnisattnns
198 feet, thence South 58 deg
MKK I 8
West. 178 feet, thence South 0
Its ability to meet changing condit­ ft2.J50.OOOJ It had gross opera- A general marketing and advertising
deg. 15 min. East. 851 feet to
ions quickly, and still serve the public ling revenue* of <2.125,000.000 It campaign will be waged to Increase
for Parti, u 1er-.
the place of beginning, contain­
Une of the basic theories of pub­ spent close to a billion dollars for sale« in the larger markets of the
ing 24 64 acre«, more or |
lic regulation of business is to give new construction la !9 J V
It has stain. The work la now under way together with the tenements, her-
the people service on a basis of J75.0OO employaa who ^ ceived <435,- and much valuable
progress has been edltaments and appurtanceo there-
Service
equallty to « li no special privileges '000 .000 for their servIces In 1910 made
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From *04, a w a d ilt bad. lost Jane. »#.»31.550 roslom
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begins, 4 . 4 . re»- iataon •*». and »4,80».000 people lie, la
baa extant!*, onlu the regulator* clortrtaoly lighted homes
In 191«
are todae the t-tqa* ■)*•> tarrt a n d ,'b e outwsiry's lasea. of which one
operatuen nt I D H noise «Of, affect-* third went to the Federal govern-
n l WttbuWI any a; Who ronpnneit,1 itttna meet and two thirds In tho Jttaiea,
Evory “ milk man" in tho state
Dated"*hia l» « h day of February,
from dairyman to butter-maker, will 193J
be given an opportunity to Invest a
R A LPH O JENNINGS,
«mail sum monthly la thin state-wide s b**rlff «>( Jscbsoo ‘ x ilc R i»
campaign for new business
A fair
Deputy.
ratio of coat has been devised
for y>b 25 . Mar i 10-17
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Main
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this 1
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and b
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