FRIDAY, JANUARY 5. 1931
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WHEAT LEAGUE TOLD HOW
monstration agent, 644 families were
Of these, 156
EXPORT PLAN HAS HELPED enrolled this year.
homemakers reported to Mrs. Wertz j
Vigorous action regarding numer- that they have canned and dried food ;
erous matters of state and national-pol valued at 310,986 20 this year. This |
Icy affecting farming in eastern Ore included 10,780 quarts of tomatoes,
gon particularly, and the state gener 20,595 quarts of vegetables, 680 pounds 1
ally tp some extent* was taken at ihe of string beans, 8,560 pounds dried .
annual convention of the Eastern Ore beans, and 308 pounds dried corn
gon Wheat league in its “ homecom from their gardens, supplemented
ing” session at Moro early in Decem with 31,200 quarts of fruit, 3,128 quarts J
ber. The league was organized there of meat and fish, 642 pounds of dried
ERNEST W. MULLER
In 1926 as an outgrowth of the eco pears, and 318 pounds of dried apples. |
nomic conference on wheat growing
"MYSTIC”
OF TO-DAY
In addition many of these families j
sponsored by the Oregon State college are still using carrots, parsnips, tur-l
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
extension service.
nips, and many other vegetables from
J. B. Adams of Moro, vice-president their gardens, and have quantities of
To increase Youc Earning Power,
for the past year and chairman of the squash, onions, cabbage, potatoes and to Win Social Fame, Financial and j
taxation committee for this conven such In storage cellars.
Business Success.
tion, was elected president for the
I To Know when to grasp OPPOR-
coming year, and Mac Hoke, Pendle
TUNiTIES” that aie presented to
ton, vice-president.
Charles Smith, INQUIRY LIST NO. 552
y °u in every day life,
Heppner, was re-elected secretary-
DECEMBER 28, 1933
Your "lucky" day, month and year
treasurer.
Arlington will be the
WHAT TQ DO; AND WHEN TO
meeting place next year, as the league
The following people have written DO IT.
renews its “swing around the circle” to the State Development Department
Know when to 3 ign papers or con-
of cities in the wheat belt.
asking for information on Oregon.
tracts; to seek employment.
The meeting was the occasion for
Elmer Zuhlke. Sterling. Colorado;
K" ow ,h' Key to U fc '* l>»l>l>lne>«
what were considered highly signi
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buy. ‘ V , T MIOHTV "MYSTERY RE I
ficant reports by officials in charge » “ *■
RE‘
( A a h i h *T h c /X\ a k i n
of government munaged exports of one man improved general farm in VKAL THYSEI F
Northern or Eastern Oregon, Inter- j
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wheat from the northwest, and fed
The following numbers denote the
”
ested in irrigated land.
eral farm credit agencies at Spokane,
I characteristics of the individual v i-! sonalitles under this number than
Orris Dorman, chairman of the fed
Wlllium A. Briggs, Lamoille, Minn.; brating to such number. For a more any other. The meaning of this num-
eral exporting board at Portland, re will muke a trip to Oregon next sum stamped addressed envelope to 408 ber is Service, and they are called
ported that close to eight million mer and wants a partly improved Dekum Bldg., Portland, Oregon.
upon for service to others in some
bushels of grain have been disposed farm in the Willamette or Hogue
Copyright 1934, on all number's and capacity.
This class ace never so
of outside the country since the ex- River Valley, not too large, suitable character analysis as they appear.
happy as when constantly employed
potting machinery was set up. He for poultry and fruit raising.
^
in useful service such as teaching,
said sules are being made only at
Edwin T Baxter, 11410 Church St.,
Number l.-oT no'tes Spirit" as an
^u™anlta1rian and
world prices and that supplies are not
being dumped abroad as some had Chicago, 111, has 6 room frame bun-1 active Principle. It indicates ¿ . u " 1 T n l 7 o t ^ ¿ i n i ^ l t S r T U i
feared.
Sales so far have averged S « c i n »
Mmnr v'd
0 ,i « ‘na1“ ^ Truth- L J sick or to CJ ^
the "m ow in g ,
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about a 20c "drawback" or subsidy to exchange for 160 acre» of improved fullness. It a so denotes an inde-
from the government processing fund
to give growers a domestic price for farming. C ming.
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Therefore, we ber i individuals, dislike being under
this export wheat.
W. E. Hawks, Marion, Virginia,; m * e
characteristics of thi« restraint to others, but they express
Dorman said he Is convinced the ex plans making a trip to Oregon some- !1Um. e,ri to e ' ■e^_relianc® produced J extreme independence in thought and
port plan has been responsible for time in the near future and wants
a 1 ¡¡*v an
function gained th ru 'actloni
reducing the spread between Port from 10 to 25 acres of partially l«n- j ' ° rcefu» n«“ . determination, and last;
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land and Chicago prices by at least 10 proved
I®**t on# -pointedness con-1
land Washington or Coos i i bU\
cent ration.
—
These individuals are Smelly Skunk Am erican
cents, and that it «has kept the Port county.
Would like to receive first1
energetic and quick in ACTION,
land market at least 15 cents above hand information.
Animal That Ha* No Fear
| they at e interested in FACTS and in
what It woi|l(!othkrwine have been He
What Is the most fearless American
E. Lochrldge, 1220 Westlake Ave., j getting practical results.
They
believes that this export subsidy meth
mountain lion, grizzly
od, which is the first plan closely ap Lost Angeles, Cal., contemplates muk- j should develop more patience and animal , .
proaching the old grange export de lng an inspection trip to Oregon nexURuard against impulsiveness. The Su bear?
Whether It Is fearlessness or just
benture plan ever tried In America, July. Wants from 100 to 300 acres! perior types are original, forcefull,
Is workable even on a more national of partly Improved land in Central \ practical, and therefore they do not unmitigated gall, many farmers and
or Southeastern Oregon suitable fo r ’ care for theories, and day dreams, woodsmen concede the skunk a
scale.
The league voted to ask continu dairying and stock raising. Has 234 They early develop an object in life “ strong” reason for being accorded
In their that distinction. The odor of burnt
ance of this export plan as long as acres of land 125 miles from Los and become LEADERS
necessary to clear out the oppres Angeles; also 12 room rooming house choosen field of profession. Vocation coffee which the animal has the knack
of disseminating Is declared to Inspire
sive surplus from this area. Careful in Los Angeles that he would like to —Psychology; science, literary; law,
j teaching, managers, promoters and the animal with a degree of self-con
ly prepared committee reports were trade.
¡salesmanship, or along any
field fidence which would not deter It from
adopted by the convention dealing
Martin C. Monson, Lawndale, Cal.,. I where self-felianoe and self-expres- facing much larger—hut perhaps not
with taxation policies, farm finance
so fearsome—carnivorous unimals.
and marketing, transportation, and wants 20 acres in the Willamette Val-j8jon work hand jn hand. The less in-
It Is this Inherent fearlessness of the
ley suitable for poultry,^ fruit and telllgent and negative types of num-
production and handling.
truck gardening. Ha3 38 acres' of | ber 1 persons, show love of authority skunk which, authorities claim, ren
der the wood pussy so Indifferent to
Y E A R -R O U N D G A R D E N P R O J E C T level ground near Lindsay, Cal., that and great egotism, inconsiderate and
human habitations when It Is hungry
he
would
like
to
exehunge,
if
possible.
limited in thought and action.
P R O V ID E S FO O D F O R F A M IL IE S
for poultry and eggs. The skunk
Number 2—This number represents makes no bones about establishing Its
J. C. Reneau, Westlaco, Texas.; con
“ I placed a valuation of $200 on our
the DUAL personalty. These indi den under a dwelling house or barn
garden, but it cannot be valued in templates coming to Oregon early
viduals are usually gentle and social- If food In the wild Is less plentiful
money when you consider the fact next Hpring and wants about 60 acres
that the income of the family Is not of Improved land In the vicinity of ¡able by nature, having good judgment | then around the bnrnyard.
and as a rule are very successful in ,
As to the skunk's activities In game
sufficient to budget $200 for vege Salem or Portland, suitable for poul
partnerships, but fail if they attempt covers, the More Game Birds found«-
tables,” say* one Josephine county try, fruit, stock raising and general
to struggle through life alone. Num-| t|on ln lts recent booklet, "More Game
homemaker in reporting in "What Our farming.
ber 2 person« are decidedly opposite Birds by Controlling Their Natural
Year-Round Garden Mean* to Us’.
Mrs. Josie Johnson, HR No 2, Jules from the number 1 people, therefore \
"To supply a family of six with two burg, Colo.; coming to Oregon in the i ¡n this case we have co-operation and Enemies," declares It Is particularly
vegetables a day besides potatoes for near future. Interested in partly ini- partnership, social and in business, destructive to the eggs of ground nest
365 days a year from your own gar proved land in the vicinity of Eugene Those who are true to this numb« ing birds. For the farmer or sports
man who would reduce the number of
den U no small achievement."
or Newberg, suitable foe dairying and are peacemakers and devote their life „kunks by trapping, a significant bait.
The year-round garden and food poultry raising.
I to peaceful and creative vocations in rotten eggs, is recommended.
preservation project Is sponsored by
I which they labor for others and in
The vile fluid, which Is the skunk’s
the State College extension service In
! which they may be able to express unenvled means of defense, will cause
a number of Oregon counties to en S T A T E R E C E IV E S S H A K E
their true sincerity for those who are severe Inflammation or the eyes, and
courage families to reduce living costs
OK F O R E S T R E C E IP T S
t ln need. They are orderly, neat, sys- cases are cited of Indians who have
and direction* for canning and pre
Road and school fund* amounting tematic. artistic, diplomatic and en- lost tlielr sight from this cause.
serving ace distributed by the home
to $115,431.90 have been allocated gage in useful arts.
In the higher
economics extension service.
from
national
forest
receipts
to
Ore-
sense
it
denotes
intellect,
knowledge,
Ill Josephine county, where the
work Is under the direction of Mrs. gon and Washington, the forest ser- understanding, intuition and loyalty.
H ydrogen Putt Ligkt in Stars
This repre 11 denotes religious tendencies and
Barah Wertz, home demonstration vice announced today.
the
adaption
for
vocation
of
teach
Not
only Is about one third of a
agent, 644 families were enrolled this sents 25 per cent of the receipts for
ing. ministering and that of any pro star's weight due to hydrogen, hut the
timber,
grazing
privileges
and
other
year. Of these, 156 homemakers re
fession where tact, diplomacy and star la aupplled with heat and light
ported to Mrs. Sara Wertz, home de products and uses of the national for
patience are the key-notes for sue- ( hy the continual breaking up and re
ests during Ihe fiscal year 1933
cess.
This class is strongly receptive 1 building of the hydrogen atoms, says
Checks totalling $650,860 are to be
sent out by the U. S. treasury to 31 to ideas, imagination and can be in-; Popular Mechanics Magazine. That
states and Puerto Rico, ns their share fluenced and moulded by others thru Is the belief of a director of Mount
MICK1E SA Y S—
In the distribution o f the 1933 receipts wise suggestion and moral appeal. Wilson observatory, who says that In
according to the announcement. The Operating on the negative plane this their earlier history, stars may have
payments to the states will be turned number Is unreliable, Indifferent, been mode entirely of hydrogen clouds,
\VWO O O TW BY <30 T O VM EVi
TMKY V A U T A B O O S T IM-TVV
over for local county road and school careless, and leaner« who always de loiter, hydrogen atoms condensed to
TM ' MEW9PAPER
uses in the counties including the na pend upon some one else. They suf- 1 form heavier elements like oxygen,
carbon. Iron and the like During this
fer from indecision and procraetina
PUBusM*»;, am o vvmo do
tional forest lands.
-TMBV s o TD VVMBM TM«V HAW
The grand total this year Is some tlon and belong rather to the serv process, enormous energy was released,
PRlMTlMO TO 9 « OOMB
Sue*» must develop more keeping the star hot and radiant. Spec
what larger than last year, based on ing class.
c o m b O crrof-tow A j
a small Increase In national forest firmness and puntuullity, become troscopic study of Ionized particles or
P R lk fT R R -/
atoms which have lost their electrons
receipts, but It is less than In years more constructively aggressive,
has revealed these secrets of the stars.
of large sales of timber.
California I Number 3 This number symbolizes
ranks first In volume of receipts. Supreme Power and plays a veiy ini-
wtth Washington second and Oregon portant part, both In Astrology and
third.
Numerology It denotes the Trinity
FINLEY A NON
An additional fund representing 10 of Power and expresses extreme ver-
Funeral
DlrecSors
per cent of the national forest re- Mti|ity.
It symbolizes restlessness
Montgomery St.
4tb
celpts will b# made available to the an<j re|ates life on the three planes of
to
Fifth
forest service for the construction of being, physical, mental and spiritual,
Motor Equipment,
local roads and trails within the for- They often rise to the very highest
Staff A Facilities for
est boundaries.
'positions both In bu.dne*» and pro-
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»leniMi «•* Serving Portland and
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fesslon.
There are more teachers,
Its Suburbs
singers, artists, actors and stnge per-
Coos Fanners May Raise I’eaa
« s s . - — - > - 7 - •« •;»“ ■■ — i
COQUII.LE A number of farmer.»
In the Coca River section and the
section north o f Coos Ray have ex
pressed Interest In planting peas for
spring
canning next year, reports
County Agent George Jenkins. Mr
Jenkins, accompanied by H. B. How
ell, operator of the local cannery,
visited the farmers In these sections
recently to Uucuas tire proposed pio-
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>oe e o o o o o o
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McMINNVILLE—A severe case of
OREGON NOW GROWS SWEET
POTATOES IN SOME AREAS die-back in an orchard at Dundee was
recently investigated by County Agent
Sweet potato production in Oregon S. T. White and found to be due to
may seem strange, but A. G. B. Bou root berers.
quet, professor of vegetable crops in
Oregon State college, Is authority for
the statement that it is entirely prac
tical in certain localities and under
certain conditions. A frost-free sea
son of 120 to 130 days is the first re
quirement.
Professor Bouquet has raised sweet
potatoes of high quality on the ex
periment farm at Corvallis. On the
basis of his tests and the experience
of some other growers he has pre
pared a circular on sweet potato cul
ture in Oregon which has been issued
by the extension service. It may be
had free on request.
Nothing makes me more nervous
Chemical* Kill Weeds
EUGENE The use of chlorates for
the control of noxius weeds and other
undesired plants such as different
species of blackberries and poison
oak, has given good results in Lane
county, and the use of the chemicals
is limited only by the purchasing
ability of farmers, says O. S. Fletcher
county agent.
In spite of reduced
farm incomes, nine farmers bought
700 pounds of Atlacide, a commercial
chlorate weed killer, and 31 bought
2,320 pounds of sodium chlorate at
cost through the office of the county
agent during the year ending Novem
ber 30, 1933, records show.
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