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DAY, JULY M, 1948 Oa«TBAL POINT AMERICAN. CENTRAL POINT, OREGON sive Experiments tour. From the stockmen’s associa- Ben Day, president, and R. G. ing Planned for I tion. Fowler, chairman of the range seed- ange Improvement , ing committee, were present for the lation reads: Open season noon, verse. Its power of penetration is October 29 to November 2, inclusive, neither affected nor minimized by a in Coos, Josephine, Jackson. Kla heavy lead shield. The reverse math, Lake, Deschutes, Crook, Was oscillation of the D Terraline is con entire trip. Other stockmen present co, Sherman. Gilliam, Wheeler firmed at the center of the Vortex, at various times on the tour were tant improvement in the Clarence Buck. Henry Owens, and Morrow, Umatilla, Grant and Har and can be checked, as can all other River National Forest range, | Herb Carlton, directors; Jack O’-1 ney counties. Bag limit—5 Valley oscillations, by its reaction on the I expected to be the results i Brien from Applegate; Everett Bee quail per day but not more than 10 posture of the individual conducting to test.’ ’’ 3-d!*y range tour made by son of Talent; Ed Whitton. Mrs. Ida in possession. The proposed special deer season •nd range management ex I Neill, Miss Joan Neill, all of Ash- The article tells its readers that _______ Tom Oregon State College,! land; Buck Grieves of the Prospect in the Keating area of Baker county the shanty was formerly a miner’s CousO Agents’ office. Talent Ex area; and John Day and Earl Day was eliminated. Also the area for assaying office, and became the periment Station, and the U.S. For of Central Point. Rangers present the special deer season in the Crook house of mystery some 30 years ago est Service, according to Ben Day, j were Robert Appleby. Union Creek; ed Creek country of Lake county when “a fortuitous landside nudged president of the Jackson County Bob Beeman, Butte Falls; Harold was reduced and the number of tags the shack 40 feet downhill to its Stockmen’s Association. Careful Thomas. Ashland; and Loren Coop was changerd from three hundred present site, knocking walls, floor to two hundred. In the Special and celing askew in the process." study of the condition of the range er of Applegate. Baker elk season area the water and Hshod of re-seeding and im The magazine quotes Dr. John The tour included an entire day shed for the city of Baker was Eliot Allen; Oregon State geologist, provement by better management spent in the Applegate area and in eliminated fro mthe open area. as saying: "The whole thing is a were made on the 3-day trip. Northern California studying condi marvelous illusion, a first-class It is planned to do intensive ex The archery seasons in the Mt. tions and re-seeding attempts being example of what happens to one’s perimental work in three selected Emily and Cove areas changed as made bj the Klamath National For areas: Anderson Ridge in the Ap est district. The second day was to the closing date. The closing date: senses when all normal planes of reference are removed. There is no plegate, Silver Fork Basin and Wd- spent in the Dead Indian and Butte will be September 28th instead of low Flats in the Butte Falls area Falls area. The third day was spent the 30th as was originally proposed, i horizon, no vertical trees (they were all moved by the same landslide H. A. Schoth, forage crops specialist in the Prospect and Union Creek that twisted the house), nothing of the Bur au of Plant Industries; area. Studies were made of the Magazine Tells from which to gauge verticality or H. A. Lindgren. Extension animal natural return of cegetation from horizontality. It was an accident husbandman: W. C. Weir. Professor controlled grazing or absolute non Of Mystery House that tilted all the trees in the area of animal husbandry; and Rex War use and of the success of various John Litster and his two-room north. The Vortex is, of course, ren, faten i >n specialist in farm seedings. It was the consensus of crops, were the men from Corvallis opinion that considerable improve “House of Mystery” are featured in pure tommyrot, and there is no who came in to help W. B. Tucker, ment could be made by proper seed an article in the August issue of ‘field of force.’ But all other phen omena do appear as stated." county agent and secretary-treasur- ing of these range areas, and trials Holiday. Carried in the magazine’s “Under er of the Jackson County Stock- will be started this fall by coopera men’s Association; Earle Jossy, as tion of the Jackson County Stock- the Sun” department, the article Oregon Resources sistant county agent; Harold White, men’s Association and the Forest tells its readers that more than Talent Experiment Station agrono- ■ Service, to determine how this im 1,500,000 persons have visited the Shown at Fair mystery house, “where the world mist; arid M. L. Tedrow, assistant provement j can best be made. Plans suddenly stands on its ear and all SALEM. ORE.. July 28—In supervisor of the Rogue River Na- are . for continuing long-range ex Nature’s laws apepar to be null and operation with Oregon chambers tional Forest, who conducted the . perimental work to eventually cover void.” commerce, the Oregon state high all of the range problems. A meet The article continues: “No carni way department travel information ing of the Jackson County Stock- val fun house with carefully pre department is participating in the men’s Association was held Thurs pared effects comes up to this cock Chicago Railroad Fair, opening July day evening in the County Agents’ eyed shanty, where everything and 20, sponsoring a display of Oregon W PHONE 2414 iBi office where the first plans were everybody inclines toward the ma scenic, industrial and agricultural outlined and approved. gnetic north, objects roll uphill, resources. •End~ ‘»aturdo” The fair, celebrating a century of brooms stand unsupported at an railroad transportation progress, is angle on the floor, people seem to Game Commission grow taller as they walk away from expected to attract more than two I0H fUAMCtS you and shorter as they approach, million visitors during the seven News and a plumb line just adds to the weeks it is in operation. McCREA- DEE Representing Oregon chambers of confusion. FINAL HUNTING REGULATIONS “Mr. Litster meets his eight-seers commerce will be W. E. Killion SET BY GAME COMMISSION on level ground, delivers a brief manager of the La Grande chamber — COMING — The Oregon State Game Commis history of the place, and hands out of commerce, who will be on hand Sun., Mon.. Tues. sion set the hunting regulations for scientific literature. He tylls people on opening day. He will be fol 1948, Saturday, July 24th. The to be sure to bring their cameras lowed by Miss Margaret Sullivan, Dana Andrews—Jean Peters most drastic change from the tenta with them ’to prove that illusion is assistant manager of the Portland “Deep Water” tive regulations announced earlier out of the question.’ Even down-to- this month was the regulation for earth scientists are occasionally Ringneck pheasants. Late brood confused by the Vortex and Mr. Painting, Decorating counts carried on by district game Litster’s explanation for it: and Signs agents showed a marked improve “ ‘Experimentation shows that the ment throughout most of the state —NOW PLAYING— energy wave involved in both the from those made earlier in the I Vortex and the Terralines is trans- ■ Spray or Brush season. With this information the Workmanship Fully Guaranteed Commission extended the season slightly throughout the state with a „ TtCHMl«»10" still longer extension in Malheur PAUL K. JONE3 BING CROSBY county. The final regulation reads: Phone 103 JOAN FONIAINÍ Open season, noon October 29 to 215 Laurel Central Point November 2. inclusive, in all coun I ties except Jefferson, Malheu K ... J Union, Wallowa, Baker, Curry Lincoln and Tillamook. Bag limit MOONEY I .awn Mowers Sharpened 2 cocks per day or 4 for the season. Haw« Filed—Tools Sharpened Malheur county—Open season, noon Sickle« Ground October 29 to November 7. inclusive. All Work Guaranteed! Bag limit 2 cocks per day or 6 for 801 Eant Main Medford the season. The Valley Quail regu- PAGE FIVE chamber of commerce visitors bur eau. Ernest Rostel, assistant direc tor of the travel information de partment will be on duty through out the length of the big fair. The Oregon display is a part of the large Union Pacific Railroad exhibit, which includes displays by all the states the railroad serves from Nebraska westward. Interest ed visitors at the Oregon booth will receive on the spot information on vacations and other subjects. Visi tors wishing more detailed informa tion on different Oregon sections will leave their names, whieh in turn will be referred to the indivi- dual chambers of commerce con- cerned Large sepia pictures of typical Oregon scenes, transparency dis- plays of vacation lands, typical views of logging operations and oth er subjects will be on display. All available Oregon literature, furnish ed by chambers of commerce, will be displayed. Adding further west ern atmosphere to the display, the Oregon Forestry Department furn ished a supply of long sugar pine cones to serve as decorations. INJURED AT MILL— Ted Tatio, 1104 W. Fourth street in Medford, was injured last Thurs day afternoon, when one of his feet became caught between a chain and sprocket, while at work at the Sugar Pine Milling Co., here in Central Point. He was taken to Community hospital by Conger-Morris ambul ance. The accident occurred while he was piling lumber. 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