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FRIDAY, A ugust
e n t e r p r is e
I for work last year for whom jobs ,1 E. I. Lundsirotn ortlr..rd -»le-u.n.: irri:;..noii. A o-op-^tuive suivey by of Tuinalo sh> u |
j were obtained aggregating more than walnuts, intcrplanted filberts.
the Or» ¡- n Experiment station and hay yield of 45 t ^
in
\
Reassemble on Main street at 1 :3t) the U. S. Geological Survey is un- the Grimm
$40,QUO.
variety ÜT J
Though we could use more jobs. E. 8. Edes orchard—bracing and dor way to detemine the extent of cutting.
it is seldom that a man who is propping w aln u t; training young underground water resources,
earnest and willing to take any work trves, pollcnizliiion, spraying and
ASHLAND—’Hie dairy herd of
that comes has to leave college be- dusting.
^
Ralph Billings has now had two "
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H. H. JEFFRIES. Publisher
I cause oi lack of finances," says Mrs.
AL'Gl ST
C1 in aborti i
te t > within six ■____ 72_
Howard.
Meet at 9:J0 o’clock at Santti j» ,>ntHsv after an initial record of 70
***• Baat^l
Use»ber Natt«w*l Editorial Assn, and Oregon Slat« EditaeM Ass«.
,'lara .four miles north of Eugene. ; per Cl.nt reaetors in 1927. Sixty-
FREDERICK M DEMPSE^l
,
flH F fnN
' F* E. Chambers orchard wiuter ,},rce head of cattle in five herds
Published Pridav of each week by Piowaer PtjWishusg C«. at Beavertoai GREAT ER OREGON
¡injury tiee surgery.
were tested in Jackson county during
Attorney at Law
fecond.class
matter
at
the
poetoff.ee
at
Bm
vert«..
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ASSOCIATION
OPPOSES
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Beebe
&
Son*-*,
edlins
orchard
the past ln<,mh with no reactors,
Ora Basercd a«
soil.
Evenings by Appointm**
County Agent R. G. Fowler reports.
POWER BILL on J. uneven
I. Jones filbert orchard—close
Subscript!«« Rate«
BEND—A half-acre plot of Ladak *26 American Bank Bldg
j-
1 p hinting.
H. B. Townsend farm
A ugust 15, 1930 Reassemble
Seventh and High alfalfa on
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Oregon State Grange,
j streets, Eugene.
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Albany, Oregon
J- O; Holt orchard—irrigated am’
I non-irrigaKd filbe rts, walnuts and
Beavertoo Office—Broadway so*. O. E. Tracks, Phone 7503
chestnuts of many varieties.
I was very much interested to George A. Dorris orchard—young
Portland Office—4QB-407-4Q8 Dekum Bldg. Phone ATwater 5914
read your statement which appeared and old filberts, interplanting,
in 'The Oregm Daily Journal" on
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highways should be made to pass
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK
around them, but if they are hd-
jJ- regarding the proposed
QN OREGON FARMS
W e’ve never received a better resvard than the knowledge that
mired for beauty alone, then pro- COO,r°? o l P a t t o n and your state-,
U" OREGON. FARMS
Evetybody around here is looking gress demands that they be felled
we have accomplished a good deed when we put McClar**
' on» ec«‘vn with measures on ARAGO—Alfalfa seeded on th.
hopefully to the arrival of fall wherever they are found to be a the ba,,°*’
Autocrat Tires on a customer’s car—
thc ^ e r bill pro- farn, ^ d E
hr . n
" fill !
since there seems to be a sort of menace to hurrxm safety It is a l'0*e* nothlnS »»ore than that coun- .
r
, i?.hr?*‘ler
tl f,el(1 T A
districts have th.- same r.wh.
where (ana<la
thistle was 1,1 growing
general understanding that fall will menaec TO nutraen satety. it is a
A written Factory guarantee goes with each of these tires
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has practicallv eliminate !
find conditions picking up consider­ fine and noble sentunent to spare a J cities
to develop and use electric jlhe thist, „ Und produccd a fine
beautiful
tree,
and
we
wished
more
against "All Road Hazards" *tich as Cuts, Blowouts, Bruijtj
current.
ably all over the country. This opin­
stand of alfalfa.
around here possessed that '"V.’.'uV
Misalignments, Accidents, Defects, Under Inflation, etc In
ion that the beginning of the end of people
sctn.tmicfib Everybody love« trees. " "! e
** perfectly true that the
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11 -* — J ----- - — amendment will authorize the cret*- * OK v ALLIS—The annual summer ^
the depression that started with the
the event a repair is not practical, same will be replaced at
W all Street crash is even now in They are the noblest und most per- t(on o{ rUra ” d”l t “ic u V'Jo provide 'and fiel,d tour .of ,he U csttri1 Xu>
cost agreed upon, based on mileage already delivered.
sight is nation-wide. Such men as! i manent of all natural ere t ons., dstribute water and electircal cur- crs Association will be held August
271-21»
according
to
C.
E.
Schus-
Edison,
Firestone,
Alfred
They
give
delight
to
the
eye,
shade
Ford,
Sloan, of Generali Motors and Roger
wayfarer
and , beauty
j ,,' * further.
^ ? k "janner as c,t,es. “ ¡ter. secretary. 1 he tour will start at
" ■ '• i , »»<i . rest to thc ■
j,
. I goes much
Sample guarantee mailed upon request
Babson. financial wizard, all share to the community. But
today the The umendn)ent ¡nc|udef additional Lcbano» the first day and at Santa
that belief and are freely predicting I tree that stand* in line of a modern j a
{ municipalities which so C1ara- iour miles nor,f» of Eugene
•t«.»
tK, worst «..11
to . *r have
.
.
/ , to jun.dic-
....
:hc next day, und will deal princip­
tfast the
will h-
be over
over with
with thr | highway
fc ^
^ constitutes
D
an a ^ menace
|( di|.
been
confuted
ally with lowland or river bottom or-1
passing of August.
ferent from driving a
horse. We “? n w,th,n \h ' lT tem toiial limits. ^ J
and sites.
"People are merely afraid to buy; must now sacrifice many trees that
k*e . n cw astricts extending the
y
that’s all that’s the matter," says could have been saved
back when au,hon,y o i municipalities as w.$l as U KNS-W ith . three successive
Ford. “There is no danger from roads did not have to be built j., cr« tin g ruml districts may reach years of drouth the wild hay cop in
over-production so long Us people stitught line, und without sharp mto othf r
not
necessarily
the
Harney
valley
is ulmost i . . a com-
^ n n n « / .» «< t
—
~ — of
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n l o t n failure
f ' l i l i > this
L ! n
IT lines tnu wunuui ' “T 1' connected.
A A new
type
over-
year, causing
farm-
are buying what they want and need
Distributors of McClaren and Ajax Tires
There is bound to be employment, turns lt is well to consi« er
u lapping lien can thereby be imposed es and stockmen to be more inter
too, for men will have to work to when 1 *»■* »• occasion to ori ici/e upon properties owned by corpora- ested than ever in developing well
."
j j . who
L may l have
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Phone ATwater 3812 First and Washington Sts. Portland, Or#
iibke the tilings that people are 1 the * roadbui ders for cutting down a 1 tions
and j individuals
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buying,'* Faison
and
Firestone tree.
no vote and no voice in the dis-
are of the s«nie opinion. They feel
trict. This includes a great deal of
that with the arrival of September
standing timber and improved lands.
FARM PROBLEM SOLVED
AUTO PARK
when crop money commences to move
As you know, the taxpayer organi­
In all parts of the country, falO and It seems that bt last the farm zations in Oregon have regarded this
Foot of Yamhill St.
winter buying will start. That would problem has been served. But the constitutional
amendment
as ex-
help industry too, since merchants U. S. Dept, of Agriculture has solved tremely dangerous because of the
Portland, Oregon
can’t sell goods if the factories and it—not the Farm Board, or the ¡failure to include any safeguards or
mills are not turning them out. No farm produce schedule makers. The (limitations on taxing and bond is-
ALL DAY 15c
one anticipates a tremendous boom, Department says that etich common suing in its provisions, Ugainst a
s
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W
f
t
M A V k V .W .W .V .V ,
or such free-spending as followed the or mord-ur-less despised toad, is kng established policy in this state,
war
But there is a widespread worth $20 a year to the farmer as a Contrary to statements already Ment,°n This Paper when Parking
opinion that sensible buying is go­ killer of insects. On the average made, if this constitutional provis-
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ing to return at a very
early I farm of 120 acres there arc, to be ion is adopted, no limitations now in 4 4 4 4 » W » » » - > e » « v a » H H - y - K - W
date, and that the business depres­ conservative, 1000 toads. So if each the constitution will apply to these |
sion of the [Sist several months will toad is worth $20 to the farmer the districts and no limitations or Xafe—
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gradually be swept away and the toads on the taverage farm are worth guards upon the taxing or bond is-
skies cleared pretty generally of fin­ $20,000 year And any fanner who, suing power may be imposed legally
ancial and industrial clouds.
with broad acres, heavy mortgages, by the legislature. The failure to in- « ..
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hard-to meet
interest
payments, elude these limitations in the amend- j
.** * * C"e ° r Neui a*S,a ,n
complains that he is land-poor should ment was undoubtedly a mistake. 30 m,nuto*. checks a Cold th« first
TIMELY ADVICE
console himself . He is really toad lam sure it is not your wish for
"nd checks Malaria in three
Papers from neighboring counties rich. The solution every farmer your statement above quoted to be days.
•re chroniciling numerous destructive around here has been seeking for intentionally misleading, and I am.
646 also in Tablets
fire» that have been traced directly (years seems to have been provided therefore, writing you this open
to motorists, and thtit would not by the Dept, of
Agriculture. It letter to direct your notice to your
l » yc occurred had the motorist* used, lies in the simple advice to "Raise omission to mention the extensive ------
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hi* head to think with. Weeds and more toads."
addition to municipal authority, as
grass along the highway* are as dryj
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well as to call your attenton to the
*’
...5%>cHs
svuiuiva outlined.
uuuuicu. We
V>C
as tinder at this season and have,
u
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¡dangerous
features
I T 'S W INE TO ft
4 JUOOSE A SIX
bees for months past|. Flipping a Perfect table manners are all right shall strongly oppose the adoption
put
they’re
a
big
handicap
to
thc
Q
f
this
amendment
in
accordance
j
match or a cigarette stub from an
auto is almost as dangerous as enjoyment of fried chicken Und corn i -with the negative argument already
filed for the Voters’ Pamphlet.
lighting u pipe
in a powder on the cob.
magszHe ; Thsre i» no way of
Yours very truly,
telling what is going to follow in Things have got so that the United
its wake. A tiny grass fire may des­ State* seems to be a small body of
Greater Oregon Association
troy fences, forests and even homes land completely surrounded with fill­
L. B. SMITH Secretary
and barns before it cun be placed ing stations.
,
under control. No motorist would
deliberately set his fellowman’s prop­
Now that golf has become so com- BUGS KILL BUGS IN WAR
erty on fire. Yet that is exactly
ON PARASITES AND PESTS
what he does if he dAliherately toss­ mon that anybody with 25c can play
it
will
probably
cease
altogether
to
es a lighted mntch out of a car.
The property will burn just thc same be fashionable.
Imported parasite* of wooly aphis
whether he intended to set fire to it,
!
introduced
in the Hood River valley
Since January, 1929 , Chevrolet has
or not, and the loss will be just as
It ha* gotten so that a vacotion is , ure proving effective in controlling
produced over 2,000,000 six-cylinder
Vi
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---- * half
-•' anticipation
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'
h?,Vn V,e.
*■««*. Mr Motor- 1 about
and the other the
'aphis " and"Vhr'ough this the
automobiles —nearly five times the
ist. Don t be cairless m srn urs mat half changing tires
-
u ,nrou*n
spread of perennial canker. A small
ters like this Be sure the ntitch or
record of any other manufacturer
insect, Aphclinus Mali, has lived over
cigarette stub is completely extin­
over an equal length of time.
Another
thing
this
country
is
suf­
two
winters
and
has
greutly
reduced
guished before they leave your hands fering from todav is an over pro­
the spread of wooly aphis in thoic !
These 2,000,000 buyers have chosen
duction of non producers.
areas where it was released.
Chevrolet
because it offers scores of
TREES IN THE ROAD
The branch experiment station is
desirable
qualities
not obtainable in
now
rearing
the
parasites
by
the
The only thing now as rare as a
any other car so low in price.
Sentiment regarding tree* ia prêt- kid carrying a »Ute to school t* h thousands in cages that enclose a
ty strong, but is shouldn’t warrant I working girl going to work who whole apple tree on which the aphis j
Tet, despite its many fine car ad­
their being left in the road If doesn’t look like she was dressed up are placed. In one orchard where i
vantages,
the Chevrolet Six is unusu­
thr paiusites were liberated on six
they possess historic intereit, the for an afternoon party.
trees, they have spread through the
ally economical. Its gas, oil, tire and
entire orchard, practically eliminat­
upkeep economy is unsurpassed.
SHOULD PROMOTE
| maintaining soil fertility lie should ing the aphis, reports Superintendent
And any model can be bought for
DAIRY FARMINC assist in organizing stock improve- Leroy Childs, The work is still in
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|ment association* in the community; the experitnentul state, but holds real
C o o t h , tS G S .J .a . b . Flute fm e to r y
There are few farmers who do not help the farmer* in marketing dairy promise for success, he says.
know the importance of raising dairy product«; take a leading part in
a small down payment and escep-
cattle. The million* of acres of worn «be organization of agricultural fair*
tkwmlly easy m onthly term s!
NUT
GROWERS
TO
out land are testunony. to the need •*nil exhibits, live stock »how* and
MAKE FIELD TOUR
of conserving soil fertility and this « hautUuquas to be instrumental in
A oaae» I X x f / a p a / r h f n g P V tM a r e *
can be aoocniphthcd only by diver- forming calf, pig and poultry clubs
50-horsepower six-cylinder motor
•ified farming the growing of leg- an,l *n i»«e»estmg the boys und girl* Trip Through Lowland Orchards (pen
. . . full-length fram e . . . four geml-
uma crops the ilsisiug of dairy cattle in raising live stock. And finally he
to Public ; Start at l^banon
and other live stock and the placing could prove of assistance in the
elliptlc springs . . . fully-enclosed
and Euf«n«
procuring of fami loans for financing
of manure back on the Und.
four-wheel brakes . . . four Lovejoy
Dairy cattle utilize cheap roughage, those who desir# to raise dairy
hydraulic shock ahnorbers . . . dash
cattle.
such as corn stover, fodder Und
Nut grower* of Oregon and Wash­
gasoline gauge . . . Fisher hardwood-
•traw. which usually goes to waste.
ington have been invited to join the,
and-steei body . . . adjustable driver's
Hqeding the crops to dairy cattle STUDENTS HELPING
annual summer tour of the Western |
and returning the manure to the land
seat . . . safety gasoline tank in the
THEMSELVES IN COLLEGE Nut Growers assocation announced
maintains the supply of nitrogen
rear
. . . non-glare VV windshield . • •
for
August
27
and
21«
by
C.
E
Schu­
and other pi ant food elements
The man who works his own way ster, secretary of the association
and,
for your protec Lion, a new and
Thia not only tMhns more pros-1 through college is no longer the ex- Thc tour this year will deal only'
liberal
service policy.
peeity for the farmets and the com- ception but the rule, while the co-ed wth lowland or river bottom orchards)
H o t * r n p r o J u n i o ,, m e i h o t j a , , u r e h ig h q u a l it y
munity but it means continued pro*- who makes her own expenses is bv and sites, Mr. Schuster says, as the j
ROADSTER
parity, and the bankers can per- j no means rare, according to the lat- trips in recent years have been en­
Th* Sport Roadster
The Club Sedan
^
or PHAETON
form no greater service to the pec*- L cst report on this subiect compiled tirely through the upland location*.1
The S e d a n __________ ^
The Coach ..................
pie than to encourage and, when ne- by the registrar at Oregon State The first day will he devoted to vis -1
The Special Sedan
^
Th* CoUp*
cessary, finance the growing of dairy college
(ting orchards in Linn county near
(4
wire
wheel*
standard
Th* Sport Coup*
cattle
During the last year all but II per Lebanon, and the second to nut‘
on Speci*! SedaoJ
An educational extension depart- ccnt of the men made at lean part plantings near Eugene m lame county
ment should be a portion of the of their expenses while 42 per cent The tour is open to anyone inter-'
M l p r it r t f . o. S. t a t iu~y. F lin t. .W ith ! t a n
activities of every banking Institu- received no help aside from their, ested in not growing and wall afford
tion This should be in charge of a owm efforts. Fourteen per cent of opportunity to see scene of the state
trained and experienced agriculturist tka women were entirely self sup- >»o»* successful t antings as wrll a*
who could act aa a farm advisor.
¡pucring and 44 per
cent made at disenaa problems with specaltst* of
He should keep In ck>*e touch least pert of their >wn w iy.
Orego» State college who will be
with the farmers, and ¿« every way Most of these funds for college *1°°*- The itinerary follows,
encourage the growing of dairy expenses are made during vacations
AUGUST 27
cattle He should point our the in- but nwny students
work regularly
Meet at 9 30 o'clock on Main street
creased profits that eiwne from mar- during the college year. Mrs. l.uln Lebanon
ketinf gram and forage crops in thc Howard, employment secretary of the Visit J. G Medler’s Franquettf
form oi beef, pork, mutton or dairy 1 campus Y. M C. A
has just re- i orchard to view tor worked trees,
ppdocta, sad the importance oi ‘ ported that 13U men were registered caUsral conditions and small dryar.
BEAVI
your
work
W ill*
tule i
Wall
B e a v e r t o n
a
tí,
RPB 1 SE
Vour Old Tires Have a Cash Ualue
C .. ..
Bonded Tire Service
GAS
Refrigerator Sale
6 6 6
IT*
Announcing a new
production record
2 * 0 0 0 .0 0 0 C h ev ro let S ix e s now on th e road
$495
CH EVROLET S IX
STIPES GARAGE
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