The AMERICAN. CEN TRA L POHCf. ORECO
TAGE TW O
T lirU N P A T . U « | < t , 1(
The general condition of pastures er the hot Jars into
Wheeler.
Jefferson.
Deschutes.
in
the United States is the poorest water which conies ° ***
Crook. Klama'h Harney and Mal­
on record.
Huy production is ex- the tops of the Jars ut>* lud
heur counties.
Brinj
pected
to
be
more than 10 per cent j water to a boll
For sooty or blue grouse only
below average. The feed grain sup- j possible and keep ¡, al ** ’•’«I
from September 20 to October 25th.
ply of the country may be as much for three hours.
hours, I,
i, my . r°®,*|
-
both dates inclusive, in Grant coun­
as 20 per cent smaller than a year t» add more boiling Wa(
ty.
ago, with the oats crop especilly the place of what boils a/
HAG LIM IT— 4 such birds in any
the r>ost office. Central Point, Ore-
The American Cotton Coopera tit •
Flax seed production is ex­ ting the fire die down wm u ■
Some time ago we received a let­ short.
one day and 8 in any 7 consecutive
gon, under the Act of March 8, 1879. Association comments upon the sue-
Realizing that many of our read­
pected to be less than one-half of temperature in the jars. . **'
ter
from
our
old
friend
L.
D.
Ste­
days.
cess cooperative organizations have ers desire positive information re-
Potato production was of the processing perl0(j ‘ 1
SUBSCRIPTION R A T E S :
phenson, who left here recently to average.
had In shaping legislative policies on gardlng the game U ws of Oregon we
One Year .............................. II.CO
forecast on July 1 as about 11 per jars, seal Immediately U ll {
return
to
his
old
haunts
in
Alaska.
behalf of the farmer.
present the following article based
Sis Months .._......... ...... .
| .75
We had asked him to send us the cent less thn last year.
test for leakage, except J T
Last January the Texas Coopera­ on the 1933 laws. Sportsmen should
Payable in advance.
A record small crop of wheat is seal Jars.
news of his trip, but circumstances
t i v e Council urged ten steps upon clip this for future reference.
Advertising rates on application.
compelled us to hold up the publica­ in prospect, the estimate being ap­
The cause JÍ the
;the National Administration. These
si>olag* „I 1
Office— Second Street, off Main.
Season and bag limit regulations
proximately
500 million
bushels canned * . beets that resulted
tion
of
his
very
interesting
letters
included continuance and extension
i,
M lieut Ib-ix-fit Pay ment.« Ki\e«l
established for the 1933 hunting
compared
with
726
million
last
until
now
We
feel
sure
our
read­
of crop loans; a more liberal policy
deaths at
Dayton. \yn
'
ARTHL'K EDWARD PO W ELL
by Adiiiini-fration; Ca«h
season have provided new open areas
ers will enjoy the reading of this year and the 1928-1932 average of was Inadequate heat, as the^
| in making Reconstruction Finance
Editor and Proprietor
I
Vitality
thia
Fall
and additional hunting time in sev-
855 million.
With a carryover of had been boiled only one ho»,,
Corporation
to livestock pro­ era| COUI,(i,,g 0f the state according
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u
Official
“ ,ul1 allotment to counties oi
of °*‘1 miui,1K engineers description ol
360
willion
bushels
and expected jars, reports to Miss Case ¡ J
ducers and farmers;
readjustments
United State of the number of he 8t'enery ln southern Alaska and
to statement made today by the Ore­
domestic use and export of around
the Aleutian Islands
of farm mortgage debts; and reci­
These botulinus infected b<*u
gon State Game Commisglon
T b i s , busheIs of wbeat on which beue,lt
660 million, a carryover next July also eaten without boiling aft»,
The first letter follows:
procal tariff agreements to permit
Is particularly true of upland game P3* " 1" » « * » « t be made under the
1 of 200 million bushels seems like­ ing from the can. a safe rnJ ,
On Board S. S. Aleutian,
THE PRESIDENT'S A I* PE A I
easier enhange of commodities be birds, and with the short open sea- "beat adjustment program of the
July 1. 1933. ly. Outside the Un ted States, the boil all home canned nieata fu
Victory is to be had by pulling to ,we*'n na,on8 In • TerJr instance the son on elk in four northeastern O re-,iarm act* "bows that Jackson coun-
A. E. Powell, Editor,
‘ world of wheat, considering both the non-add vegetables 15 minuti|
gether. This essentially, is the im recommendations were accepted and gon counties, sportsmen of Oregon
bas been allotted 121.021 bushels
Central
Point.
Oregon.
I
new crop and the record carryover. fore tasting after opening the
became
part
of
one
or
another
of
the
port of President Roosevelt's mes­
may look forward to a good hunting
tbe *°ta* 11.450.585 bushels al-
Friend Powell:
I appears to be about the same as a
sage to the United States on econo­ farm bills.
season.
lotted to Oregon.
We are now plowing through the year ago.
Had the farm legislation been
mic recovery.
Notification of the allottments,
Conditions
in
the
field
are
report­
The general trend of prices for 40.000 Visitor, See
the basis on which they were arrived Inside Passage between Vancouver
For a long time it has been rea­ left to chance, without the voice of
ed excellent on both birds and mam­
Island
and
the
mainland
of
D
itish
farm
products has been upward dur-
the
organized
farmer
appearing,
a
at. and definite word as to the
sonably clear that America could
Lake Thi« Y
We were quite busy In ing recent weeks, according to the
beneficial
measures mals with the exception of white- amount of payment to be made to Columbia.
pull Itself out of depression and into number of
tail deer and sage hens, both of
The cost of commodities
at least a fair amount of business would undoubtedly have been over­
contract signers this fall, have all Seati’.e on the 28th and' 29th, get- circular.
Crater Lake National Park n,
which species are losing ground and
ting
supplies
assembled
for
ship-
purchased
by farmers has also in-
looked.
And
this
Is
one
of
the
prin­
activity at any time if ways could
been sent to the agricultural exten
July 26.— Travel for this sea*,.
on
both
of
which
closed
seasons
have
In June, the
only be found to start ail the mach­ cipal works of the strong coopera­
sion service at Oregon State college ment. Yesterday, the 30th. at 10:30 creased somewhat.
Crater Lake has reached a tout
' been ordered this year
inery at once. Many were ready to tive— a work that is comparable in
which is in charge of the education­ a. m. we backed out of the slip at government index of prices paid by 40.000
visitors,
with indie«
Requests
of
sportsmen
on
the
west
Seattle and headed north.
I want farmers was 103 per cent of the pre-
start If only they knew others would | importance to the production and
dally attendance is increasing,
slope of the Cascades that the quail al campaign in connection with the
selling
of
farm
products.
The
coop-
to
tell
you
a
more
beautiful
sight
war
level
with
farm
prices
at
64,
start. Hundreds of employers were
wheat plan.
states of the union have been r«
and grouse season be concurrent
willing to restore employment and erative is looked to as an authority1
Allotment ">f 121,021 bushels to one never saw than the rugged hills giving an index of purchasing pow- sented to date, as well as a nua
with the China
pheasant season
when
legislation
is
being
prepared
wages if they could be sure that
i this county was arrived at by tak a3 a background and the city of Seat- er of 62. The purchasing power of
have been granted.
of
foreign
countries, inclnta
other industries would similarly en­ and discussed; Its executives are
ing 5 4 per cent of the five-year aver- tie, a panorama of beauty, laid out farm products still average prob-
France.
England,
Germany, SjJ
Regulations
governing
the
season
the
large their pay rolls. Millions of called Into consultation with
ege production here from 1928 to along the green ilills down to th e! ably less than two-thirds of pre-war Italy and others.
on migratory
waterfowl
will
government;
and
their
advice
is
water
line.
I
never
taw
Seattle
so
parity,
despite
the
advance
in
prices
workers would spend more freely
made public as soon as information 1932. This percentage Is figured to
Or Interest is the number 0 ! 4*1
beautiful.
for gome commodities, the
report
the wages In hand when they could sought.
is
received from the Federal Ad­ be the proportion of the average
ers visiting the park. A boy wj
The
cooperatives
will
be
a
potedt
Our ship is one of every comfort ^ says.
feel sure next week’s wages would
| United States crop that will go into
arrived recently while on a tnJ
factor
in
charting
agriculture's visory Board.
an<l beauty. About five Lours and
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meet next week's need.
domestic
human
consumption
and
A complete printed synopsis which
continental hike from New Tri
course.
For
this
reason
alone,
far­
How to replenish individual buy­
we are landing at Victoria on Van- H e a t a n d M o r e
« ..: -1.i” i 1 * <le ill
r orden will henco will pay the processing tax
City and was accompanied by a kik"
ceuver Islaed. It was raining there,
ing power has been the concern of mer*. everywhere, should give their
be in the hands of all county clerks U8ed ,0 financ* benefit Payments.
er from Detroit. Mich. They J
Heat Needed for
relief measures, as the President ex­ local cooperative loyal and Intensive J
Farmers who sign the government s# the bvauty of this port was mar­
and license agents by the 14(h of
been walking for the past two n j
red
somewhat.
We
pulled
out
of
plained, from monetary policies and support.
Safety in Canning ths.
August when regulations become ef­ contracts will receive individual al­
Quite a number of hikers bait]
agricultural adjustment down to the
lotments on a similar basis. The al­ there at 6:3« p. m. for the Narrows.
fective.
appeared
from coast points.
Industrial codes of the national re­ T H E MA I N T E N E T O F S AFETY'
Night shut u»s its until this morning
Happy is the home canner whose
Following is a brief resume of the lotment to this county or to any in­
Among special
parties arrival
covery administration.
Safety on the highways is princl- open seasons, territories and bag dividual grower does not mean that at 9 :30 we are on the ixsiie passage | canned products alwavs keep
The was a geology class from the UntrJ
heatde« for Ketchican, Alaska.
l li. c codes, and particularly the [pally an attitude of mind,
I four essentials in the keeping quality
limits as regulated by the Oregon ,hat is al‘ he 18 supposed to raise.
The picture is beautiful.
It is I of canned goods are adequate heat sity of Florida and a botany eland]
blanket code now advanced, repre-j
Better cars and roads won't at-
It
merely
means
that
on
that
a»mou.nt
State Game Commission.
the University of Washington,
sent a plan whereby employers can tain It. Indeed, they tend toward
¡only will he receive the extra bene- clear an« the mountains on both in processing to kill the bacteria,
ELK
park
to park tour brought 14 hijl
sNes
are
a
sight
to
btVoid.
I
wish
:
go forward to establish needed stan- the opposite result. It has long been
yeast
and molds; second, an air- school students from St. Louli, Jli
OPEN SEASON— October 23 to ! fit payments designed to comtpen-
•lards of wages and hours with the the experience that when a stretch;
you
were
here
to
share
it.
Sunday,
sate
him
for
reducing
acre&'ge
and
to
, 5 . both dates inclusive.
tight seal that remains airtight:
and we kawe
knowledge that large bodies of other of poor road Is converted Into a
OPEN TE R B IT O R Y -AH of Ilak- give him a fair "parity price” for
?a”
.
t
?_®ne„
0
i„
m
y
.?.ld
The Oregon State Fair will «1»
Industries— to whose workers they broad, straight, smooth highway the
haunts. Prince Rupert, B. C. The ,hird' fresh sound products to star;
with and lastly, cleanliness, says brate its 72nd birthday with a to­
er county; Wallowa county north of that por,ion of the erop *
must sell their product— will be number of accidents increase— be­
lights Uorned up like a city of thou­
is
also
Definite
announcement
Lucy A. Case, extension specialist in day program on Labor Day.
the base line and west of 'he Imnaha
similarly going forward. The codes cause motorists overesetlmate the
sands. This morning we are head-
. .
foods and nutrition at Oregon Statp
[river: all of the Union and Umatil-i made that 20 cents a bushel cash .
represent, moreover, an assurance safety factor.
Ing in for Ketchican, about two hours college.
They lose the sense | la counties
except
approximately benefit payments will be made this
that the relative level of competitive
away. The sea Is calm. Plenty of
fall
as
soon
as
the
details
of
contract
° * * ;l,,,ion that a
r<,ad nal“ r-| 20,400 acres it. the Conklin Springs
Beans are more likely to keep if
costs within an Industry will ad­ ally creates and the death and in-
O. S. B L A C K F O R D
signing are completed. Th e remain­ rain, however. There Is not a great they are boiled five minutes before
a rea.
vance uniformly.
deal of Interesting scenery at this
Jury rate booms.
der
of
the
jayment,
announced
as
DAIRYMAN
being placed, still hot, in the jars.
BAG L IM IT — One bull elk having
It Is greatly to be hoped that busi­
Fresh Milk and Crean
The same thing is true of auto- J t W(, or mor# points on either horn. from 8 to 10 cents a bushel, will be time, as a fog is hanging low over All of these hot methods of hand­
ness In general in the United States mobiles. The manufacturers give
the main land and islands.
Delivered Dally
ling help to satisfy the first rule of
LICENSE PEE
Resident
elk made next spring after avreage re­
will he sufficiently farsighted to us cars with better brakes, surer
11:30 a. nt.
Fog cleared away
Phone
14x1
Central Poht
duction
is
accomplished.
tag $2 50 in addition to resident
successful canning, adequate heat,
give voluntary
and
wholehearted steering, more
perfectly
balanced hunting license: Non-resident
Definite decision on the amount and a heavy rain accompanies us in says Miss Case. She gives further
elk
cooperation to the plan the Presi­ bodies— and we abuse them to the
to Ketchican. As we round a point
directions as follows:
tag *60.00 in addition to non-re*i-|of
rpductlon to be re<,uired
dent urges. For Its success and the point where the automobile accident d (”)( humixiK
of land the city of 5000 shows up
to
be
announced
the
is
expected
license.
Pour the boiling hot water in
SUCCB..R of the nation In Its struggle rate breaks all records.
New assur-
location is beautiful. I do not
i first week In August.
DEEIt
which the beans were precooked
for nomality will depend largely on
Thirty-two
The “ safety attitude" Isn't u par­
OPEN SEASON — September 20 ance is given that it will not exceed bnow the pluje today.
over the hot beans to one-half Inch
the willingness and sincerity of the ticularly difficult one to develop. It I
20 per cent. A late development is years 8 » ) I made this port. There
to October 25, both dates inclusive.1
, I 1
. .
from top of the jar, add one-half
response.
Is simply to drive as we'd like the for buck deer with forked horns. ¡ the possible use of a sma«l function Was nothing but a few .. hacks al mg teaspoon salt to each pint and nar-
Public opinion and good wIM may car approaching us to drive. Don't
- n „„,
K„ ep , „ e 1 . p> ‘ “ J "
of the procesiseig tax re«ei*pts to I the beach.
F A K E R BUILDING
The taking of white-tail deer is de­
be expected to support Btrongly cut corners, nor pass on curves or
are
finance exports of wheat;, particu I an« brick buil«i*gs
—
—
—
-
-
-
here.
Tho
in
hot
water
until . 1 ,
clared unlawful.
those companies and business houses hill*, nor drive on the wrong side of
black lar'y from the Pacific northwest, as " t r e e * j,ave,« and a strictly modern j process. Then place them ^
BAG L IM IT
2 Columbia
them In the
which promptly display the patri­ the road, nor fight for 0'he right of
The conditioxs here are a bouc hot cook
preferat.lv ,
tall dear or 1 mala d.-r, with the r.-Da '¿'*'ans ,,f nifc,vin* *>- P " 8« 1“ » " r* city.
'•he
pressure
otic symbol announced by the Presi­ way. nor drive so fast you cannot
north
pljts stock« and ttnus brim®
same as at kome. "Shere Is a stir cooker, and process a, '
16 pounds
dent to proclulru, " W e do our part.” stop In ttv> assure« clear distance a- quirement that both deer tags must west mawket prices foi-'«» more nor­ for cannery help at this time, as four
be affixed to the mule deer.
D EN TISTRY
This should be enough to make com­ head. Almost every accident, minor
mal relating. *• (•h«»a-gw pniaes» sa-ii« or
or five
five salt
salmo* centelles are getting ¡ ^ 4 0 minuteT'"1“ 68 ^
PÍ'U jarS
MAGI* 1HENH
o
es for quart jars,
pliance w rth while. The Admlnis or sewere, occurs because someone
unihrV way. The one roVen part of
prevent
possible
flooding
at
ea«-*er*
The hot
Due to O', he serftma depletion of
- ;U> E. Main St., Medford, Ore
hath is not r<
rat on has sterner measures at M* vie«ales Wiese sample rules,
O
this lab-r Is the fact that Jap and I mend¡d‘.'b u M f'u ba' h
rPC° m‘
Office Phone 872 -.I— Res. 419 -R
sage hens In eastern Oregon, the markets with western w*hearf.
must
be
used,
low-1
disposal under the Recovery Act if
"monkey" labor Is use«. There a re 1
PoasS>.t.y a better phase for saf« , seaiRin on these upland game birds
about 200 FMipkivs It» steerage for
they should be needed and cer.tat.n-ly driving would be "courteous drlv
j has been closed for one year.
Fren’eh.Cafe to
!< cammertes a y « possibly tern white
employers who loyally fail-1 In Mne Ing". Macawrt'.sy on tlm l9,gltwa\
4
llO
l
N
\
I
*
11
0
1
\»s
XNTS
men.
i-'iould be prote ted ag-alnst* any Is l>!,*i<vs the fsrlend of accidents 11
Be Unique Feature
OPEN SEASON — October 15 to
sniping from the rear by i-w.eu>!»hop y.u'M make up your mind to drive
1
p m.
We are casting off
I October 31, both dates Inclusive In
operators.
®w to get under way to Jun-I
t.lt-e wa*y you thitlc the other fellow
Legion
Gonvention a‘,' * V t 6 p . m. we called in at I
Columbia.
Washington,
The essence of genuine r.eco.v.eryInhou->d {wive, the accident rate will I'latsop,
____________
Yamhill,
Polk.
Benton.
Lane.
Linn
plans is that prosparity w,ill come on 1 >e d'ue for a severe biuting in the
, .
,
,
" rangle. Well, I a « lost at these
One of the many unique features |>#k|t„
Wra, gle is a ,
,
I Douglas, Coos, Josephine, Jackson.
a sound basis when men Kener.all»y, fu«: u*;.e
of the America* Ley.:-a State Con- „,1(h h
!l0
1
Marlon.
Clackamas,
Multnomah,
whether employers, employees, ram­
"vith her saw mill” axd other ina,,«
lner indug-
Hood River. Wasco, Sherman, Gil­ vtntion which opens In KI-aKna-th*
mer-, storekeepers. Investor,« er cou
10
_
au
be
a
rlriln.
o
f
j
!
rleS
11 Iays pe—1 f *~ a city and ,
Falls
.tftiKUSt
liam.
Morrow,
Umatilla.
Wallowa.
aum. rs, are willing, even g*lad,. to Warning. Issued'
.
^
a11 Hw rest haw a beautiful back­
1 nltft. Baker. Grant. C®ook and Des- a quaint o l« Fre*ch Catte ta be lo ground of mountains and timber.
give fu.l value for what the.y reeetoe.
* to Bewar-e Strange
rated in the basemen»! banquet room
skutes counties.
Narrow, mean grasping af-ter sottish
6 a. m finds us h»>re at Juneau on
of the Peftcan Grill.
This «arfe
oOctober
15
to
November
15,
advantage must be renounced. M*u-
Insurance M ên
, . ... ___ ,,
, « hc ravruin* of tke 3rd. Some city’
by HlaemcOh Vest-
.
,
I both dates inclusive, in Malheur which is spinssred
mau (-Jiisideratlons must be p.u-t
. 4 .. .
: rhese s e llin g for towns are wonder-
ure of the
40 et 8 Soclete. wiK
m
.
,, _
,
i
county.
ahead of certain Inhuman
fill, « » r e is the Alaska Juneau Gold
A M . ! » . ORE., J,u!y 29 — Oregon-
October 1 to October 31, both never close and premises to he 8 Mills stretchixm 01 * for thousan.K
wan title laws
«•••» Mpeitdkug hundreds of dol-
n the deep r an lysis-the lm-p<--r- !• rs yearly with unlicensed, unquali dates Inclusive, in Klamath county. favorite hang out for the World War of fee, , croM th<J mo„ u l „ h
of town
Thls co‘
v
October 20th and October 29th \ eterans, who will be reminded of lhe
t a nt thing about the recovery pro­ fled at»'
company
. 1 all, « ;• r • tectlve,
non-
gram for better wages and hours im pr.ifi-t oTg-inizhlloc-t for insurance only between one-half hour before care-free moments spent ln France . «npioys about 700 men the year8
There „ ^
a gUr ^
1
sunrise anti’ the hour of sunset in whll. enjoying brief rest periods be- round
industry and the reason why it can
benefVs rarely given, according to
Harney county with a bag limit of tween battles.
be expected to succeed— is not bi
A
new
addition
is
under
construc­
'.'U V. Averlll. Insurance commission-
Light lunches and beer will be
three male pheasants on each of the
cruse it squares with any particular
tion on the hospital and other new
r. Dw-v.Ha repeated warnings from
served and perhaps an occasional
two hunting days.
nxch nlcs or money flow,
but be
work Is being planned. All are talk­
his c-'flce Uror-jV the medium of
BAG L IM IT — Unless otherwise bottle of legal wine. There will be ing mining aboard ship.*
cause it etnbod es and expresses a
(he press cautioning the public to be­
specifically provided for. the bag French waiters and oar-malds. cab­
higher degree of economic justice
1 have met one "sourdough” from
ware of strangers representing con
ll'tilt on China pheasants shall he aret singers. Apache dancers and Nome I used tA know up there. This I
between worker and capitalist and
cerns of this class, these operatives
be 4 of such birds tn any one day plenty of entertainment features Is not like old times up here by any
between competing producers than
still succeed In selling worthless (
or 8 in any 7 consecutive days; pro­ typical of lhe old time French cafe. means, but people seem to be more ■
has prevailed amid the unsoftened
policies and collecting money from
vided that It is unlawful to take A fine new hardwood dance floor contented than anv place I know o f '
rapacities of lai**es-falre.
people who can least afford to lose.
more than one female China phea­ has just been completed and patrons The gun „ ou,
It Is fairly evident that the blank
a m . a u a n en,l
ln n I »
4 » # A w n e i n w
'
*
The latest to Invade Oregon ter­
are
.assured n plenty
of dancing Yv.v»l.
both _ I will mail this letter here and
sant
in any 7 consecutive days,
et code now urged Is not to take the
give
ritory, which have come to the at­
day
and
night.
A
collection
of
■ II Nt. M l l t N P Y ltT K ID G F .
place of individual codes more speci­
yon the highlights on the balance of
tention of the Insurance department,
OPEN SEASON— October* 15 to souvenirs and relics of the World the trip from Seward.
fically worked out for seperato In­
are two so-called burial associa­
October 31, both dates Inclusive, in Mar will be on display during the
dustries. It Is rather to fill the gap
Sincerely.
tions known as the National Burial
decorative effects
Wasco, Sherman, Morrow. Umatilla. convention and
and keep Industrial
order while
L
D. STEPHENSON
Association of America and the New-
Wallowa, Baker and Malheur coun­ will carry out the atmosphere of the
these are being formulated. , Surely
Deal Burial Association, both of
days of 1917-18.
ties.
the standards of 30 or 40 rente an
Dallas, Texas, and Mr. Averhlll re-
From all Indications the French
BAG
L
IM
IT
10
such
birds
In
any
hour with a 3a hour week for tn.-ch-
queeSt
that
agents
representing
Uafe will be one of the most popular
company. Ife cuhfj . r j * • • • to be always ready for
7 consecutive days.
anlcal workers and of *12 oy 115
these conceyns be reported Immedi­
4.1101 «E \NH N X 11 \ 1 P H I i s \N4 to owl I ns |l.u«4 in the%<nhventlon ctfj
rer 40 hour week for white-collar
other
dainties deliciously fresi/»" / SJndw'ch spreads and
ately to the state police or to hla o f­
OPEN SEASON
For sooty or during August 10. 11 and 12
workers are not unreasonable
The
The season of 1933 has been the
fice. as It Is only with the coopera­
1 u° <>r three cold roast
i Y l *
i,ternoor> gu «'-
* blue grouse and ruffed grouse or na-
need for a rode of eurh breadth is
least favorable for crop production
tion of the public that progress can
'
'• ready any time
Fair
time
is
visiting
time
for
■live
pheasant
from
October
15
to
ill 1 rated by the fart
that there
be made towards stamping out this
,UK "hoirconic. \ n f L ■ ' ^P* f,’r
deliciously crisp
The campground at nationally in 50 years, though Ore­
1 October 31, both dates Inclusive, in many people
are „omething
more
than
10 .00
gon shines in comparison with con-
illogal practice.
rbe
Oregon
Slate
Fair
has
many
cot-
Clatsop.
Columbia.
Tillamook.
Wash
N
appreciated.
See
them
,
|
l
j
fr
'
tor
musf
he owned to
trade associations to deal with and
Ington,
Multnomah.
Clackamas. ages. built by prominent families of dl,lon8 abou' normal despite short
that even the twenty largest ntanu
nturc or electrkai dealer» ' / , c ' af ^°Ur hardware, fur
ages In some crops
This Is shown
Ilorse raring has come bark Into
Yamhill.
I.incoln.
Polk.
Mario .1 the state. They'll all be occpied on
farturlng industries, many of which
WMng wiU pay (or it»
its own under Oregon'! new lega­ Linn, Benton. Lane. Ibiuglas, Coos. Labor Day. opening day of the 1933 tn the current report on the agri­
are really groups of Industries, em­ lized racing bill
cultural
situation
Issued
by
the
agri­
A six-day program
State Fair.
ploy only 57 per reut of the wage of horse races will be featured at I Curry. Josephine and Jackson coun­
cultural extension «ervice at Oregon
ties.
and
from
September
20
to
Oc
earners in manufacturing
State college
Low yields are in
the State Fair opening on Labor
Ho.It the signing of the blanket Day. . Fastest horses on the Pacific tober 25. both dates Inclusive, in
prospect for most crops in the coun­
Wasco. Sherman. Gilliam.
Morrow.
code and tho formulation of cqdeq (jua!t| « uf be entered.
try. with acreage in some cases re­
Uiuaul.a, Wallowa,
luiuu
Baker.
duced.
'by trad« groups should go forward
rapidly and steadily until industrial
self-government
is
achieved. —
Christian
Science
Monitor.
Re-established. September 13, 192s.
Devoted to the best interests of
« U M H I N « . At.ltK I I T! UK'S
Central Point and vicinity.
«O IR M E
Entered as second class matter at
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Letter Tells
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