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CICNTR-Vi. POINT PAGE TWO AMERICAN T H U W Ü A Y , >LU U II 18, 11M7 CGKTR.IL POINT, OREGON 10. How much land in the state is ¡questions listed 1. 61,953,618 acres, including in privately-owned farms? The answers to those questions. area of lakes. 2. 51.47 per cent. given below, are taken from n new 3. Clatsop, Columbia, Gilliam, mimeographed handbook of atatL- tics on Oregon lauds just issued by Sherman and Washington. the agricultural experiment station 4. Grant, Lane and Wallowa comi at Oregon State college as Circular ties. in that order. 5. Hood River. of Information No. l<t*> It was com 6. Malheur has the most with piled by Dr. M. N. Nelson, agricul tural economist, for use of anyone 278,357 acres; Multnomah the leest interested in the land problems of with 2,575. Oregon. 7. Malheur .the most with 199,380 The new circular is a revision of acres; Sherman the least with 260. 8. Lincoln— 6 68 per cent. a similar handbook issued January, 1935. It contains tabular results of 9. Umatilla with 1.3 10.708 acres; a study of .types of rural land owner Douglas with 1,268,025. 10. 16,317,605 acres. ship begun with the aid of federal funds in the fall of 1934. Other statistics more recent were drawn upon when available. Here are the answers to the 10 representative 1. How many acres are there in many occupational accidents as home; Uve officials at Salt Lake City, accidents, the figures show. The mapping plan has been decid- Oregon? 2. What percentage of Oregon In the words of one authority on ed upon as being the most satlsfac- the subject: tory and economical in the long run, ( lund Is owned by the federal govern- huge crowd, packing the Med ! ’ The truth Is that of all the at* despite the added expense for this , ment? 3. Name the only five counties in from stem to stern ¡ compHshments of industry, none has 'first year. With a permanent map ford armory have no national last Monday night saw the Inipos* be< n more spectacular than this on file for each farm, the necessity ; the state that sible happen. The latest report shows industrial of detailed measuring to determine j forest land within their borders. 4. WTiat three counties have the It saw Cowboy Dud« Chick, juuior accident frequency to be « 1 % lower compliance each year will be elimi In I largest area o f national forest land? heavyweight champion of the world, than In 19516. The serlousueaa of nated, the officials point out. 5. Name the only county in Ore- go one down to the bated Black! accident* has declined at a compar- stead, all that will be necessary will be to check the use m a d e each year • gon that has no unappropriated or Dragon after 39 minutes o f vicious able rate, "Now how has this bei n accom of each field on the farm. unreserved public land. grappling when the Dragon applied Effort is also being made to ob 6. Which county has the most and bis "killer” hold— the 'Doston crab. plished? state- "Partly through direct safety de- tain work sheets from all the farms which the least acreage of And. it saw Chick, proving once for or owned land? all that he is a champion, recover vices. Partly by the development of in each county, whether large Signing a work sheet does 7. Which county owns the largest from that back-breaking maueuver safety education for the workers. small. to later earn a draw. It was the Notably by the provision of auto not obligate a farmer in any way, as acreage and which the smallest acre firs* time in the Medford ring any matic tools and mechanisms, which he can stay out of the program or age of land within its borders? 8. Which county owns the largest wrestler had been able to recover j do for the worker a good many can drop out at any time whether the work sheet is made out or not. percentage of th land within its from the effects of the Dragon's pet things be ue*d to do by hand." If a work sheet is not filled out, borders? hold. ■ I however, a farmer can not join ’ n 9. Which two counties have the Also, for the first time, it saw a Annual Flower . _ * the program if he wants to after a largest acreage of land in farms of wrestler stay clear of the champion's J C o n t e s t C l o s e d S a t . j certain date. Community commit- less than 15,000 acres? deadly lariat spin. Fighting desper-1 - ■ ■ — j teemen or county agents can give atetly, and using every trick ever In vented, tbo halted Dragon repulsed j The luth annual Lambtongue full information on this subject and Chick’s every attempt to hoist hi n ! contest sponsored by Johnston's supply the blanks. PH OTOS Farmers who made out work high and whirl him Into oblivion. Shoe Repair show was ended Satur- sheets last year do not need to do 4 for a Dime The match went the hour limit, and day when he had on display the 1st. for the full 60 minutes the chnm- lamb tongue brought to his shop so again unless they have changed Copying— has a the size of their farm operations. Mr. Johnston pion tried In vain to duplicate the this spring. With or Without Negative or; Reports from county agents lovely bouquet of cut flower Klamath Falls match of last week ENLARGING— TINTING when he gave the Dragon the works i potted plants on display every day in throughout Oregon show a much An^ sUo l’hotiv—Better for Less wider Interest in the 1937 program the year and a wonderful collection and then uumaksed him 'But, there was no unmasking last of shrubs and plants of all kinds at than was the case a year ago. No Phototown Studio estimate of the final number of night The capacity crowd (it was his home. Located in The following is a list of the time work sheets that will be turned in standing room only! seemed not to Whillock’s Golden Rule he received his first lambtongue for has been made, but it is certain that care a bit. the number will greatly exceed the Dude Chick evened the count with the past ten years. ....MONTH 22,000 who cooperated in the 19.56 the hooded monster Just 17 minutes Y E A R after losing the first fall In 39. After 1928 ................................... March 9 program. the Dragon had slugged and gouged 1929 ................................... March 5 March 3 eyes until human flesh could stand 1930 ...................... Do You Know 1931 ........................... February 1 it no longer, Chick suddenly ham Your O w n State? mered In with legs flying, dumped 1 9 3 2 ................................... March 4 the Dragon on hi« back, and applied 1933 ................................... March 9 February 12 Try these questions on yourself the spiderweb hold. The pressure on 1 9 34 .................. We now offer you the choice Of February- 19 and then on your neighbor after the Dragon's leg was too much to 1935 ........................ stand, and Referee Ray Frisbie hand 1936 ................................... March 2 carefully rehearsing the answers our two most |K>pular specials for 1937 .................................. March 13 found below: ed ibe fall to Chick. Grunt & Groan Fans Witness the Impossible Try an A d in The Am erican W e carry a complete line of H O D G E N -B R E W S T E R F E E D S L A Y W E L L EGG PRODUCER aX Duiry Feed 80-lb. sack ...... Factory Becomes Safer than Home CHICAGO, March, 17— The ef forts of American industry to im prove safety in manufacturing plants have resulted in making occupation al accidents far fewer and far less serious than any other kind, accord ing to the latest figures published by the National Safety Council. There are less than one-third qs Farm M ap* Planned By A A A Official* (Nucceraor to Dr. J. J. Enunens) 5404 Medford Bldg. 1 rnctloe limited to eye, ear. none, and throat and fitting of giaaees. Tel. 507 Rea lO l* Definite plans to make a perman ent map of every farm cooperating in the 1937 agricultural conserva tion program have been made by AAA officials of the state and re gion, announces F. L. Ballard, vice- director of extension at Oregon State college, who returned recently from a conference with udminlstra- 15 "Darkest Africa" Hun., Mon. Janet Gaynor 81mone Loretta Young Simon Page Fence Corley Studio 124 N. Riverside Phone 269 Medford. Oregon 215 K. Main (over Hweiu’s) Medford, Oregon Pilone 1057 Furniture Upholstering Thurs., Fri. 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