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19.H4
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.* - of Oregon trout, is contained in hunting or collecting mineral» nia;
the fall rains start, says County
the lemon» it produce«, (of liutinm»— and enpivialljr in ever;
A Preliminary Survey of the Food I obtain free a simple aid to the ident- Agent J. K- Reek, as they have
for the present and the automobile. Heraute it i* «•onetantly
t Oregon Trout.”— a bulletin ju»t I ification of those to be found
in found thut thye get the best growtu
1 violated, thousand- of people di*
I future
Such a guide has just been by **-<-ding late in August.
The
T h e r e . an l»e no progress if the | needltoly each year. 33."On of them, issued by the Oregon átate collet . C regor,
Re.entabli-hed. September IS. 192S Individual is suppressed— if he i* |u motor accident* aloue, and pr >- ’ experiment station. This publication 'compiled by J. H liatcbellar, secre-1 cheapness of vetch seed this yeai
Devoted to the beet interest* of m a d e a vassal of an all-powerful perty damage runs Into the billions, is in the nature of a progress re­ fury of the Oregon State Mining tffer* an excellent opportunity fot
Central Point arid vicinity.
state.
Independence of
thought. |n no other nation do accidents tak'.' port on the eooporarlve Investiga- ¡board and professor of mining en-j making use of this green manure
Knter. d a, .aeond rlaan « * « • » a t , ^
jn ojjr capabmflea inflexible
great a toll.
! tlons undertaken by the station at gtn-erlng at Oregon State college
, rop. Mr. Heck says. The cost of u
The mimeograph leaflet
list* a vetch cover crop will be less than I I
There is nothing difficult about the request of Oregon State Game
of,,ce- <;#n*r* 1 P® * ? \ f E " character- t„ theæ thing* can « »
,on. .Ildar the AM of Mnrth » , > » » ■
I mtnnl» set
a*** of
... equipment
n— iiimncnt for use in
ill j J per acre, lie
li­ believes, and in some
playing sate." The main thing to commission.
It presents, however ¡simple
sle knowledge valuable to sports-j identifying minerals, gives easily I ct)se* not more than 75 cents If the
not lose them.
remember is to never take a need­
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
less chance—never do anything un­ men and to the game commission j followed directions for their use aud ‘ seed is purchased before it is cleaned
One Year
.................... li.Ou
\ PI! ATM \l. W A V TO t RKATE
necessarily that might lead to in­ alike leading to an ultimate study I includes a key for determination ol J
Sli Months
.......... * -f®
KM Pl.t II MKNT
the
productivity
of
Oregon minerals. Description is included for j
jury. An automobile, driver, for ex­ o f
Payable in advance
A large number of promineut in­
|53 minerals. 50 of which may b<-
ample, can probably pas* cars on stieams and lakes.
Advertising rates on application.
dustrialists. along with an army of
curves nine hundred and ninety-nine
Th'- surveys so far ha* brought found in various parts of Oregon.
Office— Second Street, off Main
¡public officials and economists, are
time»
without anything happening. . et, for instance, the fact that ua- Several
others,
such as chromite
of the opinion that stimulated resi-
ARTHUR Kl>WARD P O W E L L
Ou the thousandth time he n»ay kill j turally selected food varies with the hematite and manganese oxides are
, deutial construction offers the beet
Editor and Proprietor
and maim and injure. The element I size of fi*h as well as the kind in- included as it would be* greatly to
( Successor to Dr. J. J. Kmiuens)
| (bauce of accelerating the pace of
of risk Is always
there— a little j (.¡eating that hatchery reared fish the advantage of the state if these
204 Me«iford Bldg.
| rtcovery.
thought will reduce it to a minimum. | of different-* sizes should be liberat- should be found, says Professor Bat-
I
rartice
limited to eye, car, nose,
Construction is a local industry.
There is no greater and more ab-1 cd in place* along streams and in cheller.
and throat and fitting of glasses.
The money that is spent goes first to
Tel. 507
Res. 101:1
srlutc waste than that caused by ac -1 the parts of lakes where their na-
The leaflet is tree on request,
local people— to workers, contrac­
cid'-nts. No kiud of waste possesses j tural food is present,
except for six cents required for
tor». building supply houses. Every
le»* justification — the unavoidable
Although the major portion of the postage, inasmuch as no funds have
business in th<- community is bene-
accident is so rare as to lie almost ri*h food investigations so far have been provided the mining board for
lited, from the corner grocery tc
Nearly every accident leen restricted to laboratory ana­ this purpose.
non-existent.
the electric utility.
Every pocket-
Is caused because someoue was reck­ lyses of fish stomach contents, par-
Several federal
mining
publica­
Get your bike repaired and ready
book feel* the fattening effect o!
less, careless, ignorant.
Remember tial stream and lake surveys of fish tions are also available from Profes­
for s«'h(Md
construction dollars.
TH E BEST W O R K A T T H E
¡tin A. B. C. of safety— and you will food* in several sections of the state sor Batcheller’s office, one of which
The great drive to boom coustruc-j
t TIE A PEST PRICES
Prl-1
do*n* -vour Part to eliminate liaz- hav b*-erl made, the bulletin says, deals with small scale placer mining
tion is gettign underway now
ards that menace every citizen.
While these surveys were incomplete methods.
It Includes maps showing
rate eapitol that has been tied up
H HO lil t Its THE MUKDEN?
rhey nevertheless indicated that the placer mining districts in western
in
non-productive
channels
is
going
It is often said that laborers, in­
amounts and kinds of fish food or­ states and gives
detailed
instruc­
A vast need for housing
cluding both white collar and hand to wotk.
ganisms vary greatly between dif tions for building simple placer min­
cslsts,
in
both
urban
and
rural
lo­
workmen, have suffered more from
ferent waterways. Some streams and ing
equipment.
Another
circular
depression than have investors, and calities— there has never been sc
lakes are so sparsely populated with discusses the legendary white metal
that tiiuxt of I he burden of bare I great a potential demand for bette-
lish food organisms that the plant- and Us so-called ore.
times has fallen on those least able; and more modern homes,
The bulk of the diet of cutthroat, itig of additional fish would be an
to bear It. Now recent studies, pro-
Ho lar as the individual citizn i*
Phone 207
Dallas— Many Polk
county
or-
rainbow and eastern
brook trout unwise procedure.
The majority of
dined by the National Bureau of concernwd, he is now being offered
Medford
found In Oregon streams and lake* tbe waterways investigated, however, chardists are convinced that the best j 715 \\ Main St.
Economic Research, decisively de an unprecedented opportunity tc
consist* of animate matter and whil* appeal to have ample food organisms time to plant cover crops Is befor°l
stroy this belief.
During the y e a r s , built on extremely favorable terms.
I they evident!»- prefer insects such present.
Fish food organisms were
193o. 1931 and 1932, for which com j Almost all the costa involved— from
la.- mayflies, stoneflies. caddis flies, also found to vary in amounts and
plete statistics have been collected. | pal tit a to interest charges— are well
1 midges and
blackflies. they are kinds along the courses of water-
industrial profits practically ceased under previous levels. It is the part
! known to eat crustaceans, spiders, ways,
of
wisdom
to
make
the
fullest
pos­
to exist. American business did not
watermttes, molluscs, fish, fish eggs
Copies of the new publication may
even break even— It was forced toj sible use of that opportunity.
| and occasionally earthworms, tree be obtained upon request from Ore­
fall back upon the reserves built up|
TH E AIM' <*K ¡SAFETY
living nomatodes, leeches, mllllpeds gon State college.
during better times to meet its obli­
O V E R 400
The cause of safety has a very slm- j centipede, scorplns. frogs, snakes,
gations.
P IC T U R E S
pie and Important A. B. C. The let- ! birds and small mammals,
In 1929, for example, business
Pictures tell the story. The
ters mean— Always Be Careful.
This fact, together with a great
article» are short, concise,
paid
out
Ml.NOO.OOC.OOO,
while
and fascinating. Here are a
That motto should govern con- j deal of detailed information on the
Would you like to keep posted on all the
few subjects covered:
earnings
totaled
MS*000,000,000
new developments in this remarkable world
duct In every home, in every place 1 eating habits of various kinds and
Anyone in Oregon with a bent foi
Arts and Craft Work — A&tron-
leaving h profit of some $1,800,900,-
of our»? The new Inventions — the latest
o m y — Automobile Repairing
000 . In 1930 expense* paid out ex­
Scientific Discoveries— the amazing Engi­
— Aviation— Boat Building—
C are o f Tools—Chemistry —
neering Feats— the progress made in Avia­
ceeded Income produced by over $5,-
E le c t r i c i t y — H om e M a d e
tion — Radio — Electricity— C m imistn
F u r n it u r e —H u ntin g, Fish­
000,900,000.
In 1932, the deficit
Physics — Hiotography, etc.? These and
ing — 1 deas to M ake Money in
caused by expenses exceeding earn
Spare T im e— Jigsaw Work —
many other fascinating subjects are bmugt t
Metal Working— Model Mak­
ings amounted to almost $10.000,-
to you each month through the pages ol
in g - Motion Pictures— Radio
POPULAR M E C H A N IC S M A G A Z I M
— T o y »— Wood Turning.
000,000. No comparable survey has
^ ,
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iDd
from
The A m e r i c a n * b,",‘
J
Try an A d in
The American
Dr. C. W . Lemery
B I C Y C L E S
E D IT O R IA L S
Repair Shop
M edford C ycle &
Diet of Oregon
Trout Discussed
By Bulletin
C O N G E R
Funeral Parlors
50 Minerals A re
Described in Booklet
To ld Bn S im p le Lc.r,gunge
« S E N S A T I O N A L
been mude for the years since then
but reports Indicate that Industry
has undergone a similar experience.
Both capital and labor have tie-
ctssarlly taken it on the chin during
depression, and capital has absorbed
most of the losses.
W H E R E AI.L B ENEFIT
In a recent address the general
mHiiug* r of a large cooperative as­
sociation said:
"Our egg coopera­
tives are getting the eggs to the con­
sumers is more nearly the degree
of fresh ness they possess when laid
In the nest . . . . Through coopera­
tive efforts tile poultrymen of I’eta-
,iinia, California, or the Willamette
Valley of Oregon, or Western Wash­
ington are nearer the New York con­
sumer than most farms In New York,
New Jersey and Connecticut. Hound
cooperation has done It a lob pe­
culiarly possible ONLY through co­
operation.”
Other cooperatives,
dealing
ill
milk, cotton and similar products,
have made r<>cords of thla kind Int-j
IH-rlant as the cooiieratlve Is In aid­
ing the farmer, it Is likewise «if great
importance in assuring the consum­
ing public a constant supply of flrst-
«tnallty farm products at a fair price.
When cooperativea
succeed, every
person slid concern Involved— from
fanner to distributer to processor to
buyer— Is benefltted.
The thinking public is Molidly be­
hind business-like cooperative move­
ments. It knows that cooperation is
bringing stability out of agricultural
chaos.
It knows pr«ifttless agricul­
ture makes general recovery Impos­
sible— and thut better times for those
who till the soil will be felt through-
( ut the entire nation. In every In­
dustry and lulling.
And It realize«
that cooperative managements, thru
far-sightedness and fair-dealing, earn
the faith that I* placed In them both
by farmers and the public at large.
T l It\ Ol lt E l EN MACK
In • recent address celebrating the
lf*l*t annlvesary of General Simon j
Bolivar, the great South American
patriot, John L Merrill, Preaident of
the pan American Society, said'
"In this day of «elfish men nmU
*■ Iflsh politicians . . . we are apt to
become despondent and our simple j
American faith 1* apt to he shaken.'
It Is fitting, therefore, that one* in
n while we turn our faces hat k loi
the glorious, matchless figures ol
our Washington and our Bolivar, for
a new inspiration.''
Never was It more impoitant that
we look backward for that Inspira­
tion than In these discordant times.
Washington and Bolivar knew tht
true meaning of patriotism-- pa trio-
tt-m that puts country above »elf
and the InteretOa of the gr«mt masses
of people above personal ambition
diain» of tyranny, and established
freedom- [rredom of thought, of ac­
tion. of belief. They too looked to
t
-W ritten So You Com
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Butcher Knives
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91.71»
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AND
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ItMiiilngton and W lnrhsilsr Ammunition
25 35. 30-80. a ltd 32-Sp**c
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Now
iuu-
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I7r box or 2 for :lt»r
Remington Winchester ¡«ltd Super-X 22
short.
INr. 2 for :I5«'
Remington Wine heater and Super-X 22
tl* t y«ittr Have Davis Spinner for the Fall
f hing at Diamond Lake
Now
l»Ho
Remington. Wim hector and Sui>er-X shot
Shi 11«. long rat»K* Reg $1.35. Now 9I.I;<
Kontlngton. Wlnchoator Shot Shell*.
Reg.
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