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P A G E FO U R
TOUR COUNTY AGENT
Traffic Deaths
Due fo Speed
Discusses P e a r C ontrol G ro u p
Tips to the G a r d n e r o n Roses
Ashland Student Heads SOC Frosh
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(L e e F ord . N o rth Rend, secre­
ila n d ,
was elected p re sid e n t o f
to ry ;
and Ja n ice M W adley,
W hen tlie road lo o ks safest be | the fre s h m a n class a t S o u th e rn A shland, tre a s u re r.
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T in s is th e a dvice o f the secre­ class a c tiv itie s w hen th e g ro up S outh P io n e e r stre e t Hg was
ta ry o f sta te 's tr a f f ic sa fety d iv i­ begins its second ye ar.
g ra d u a te d
fro m A sh la n d H igh
sion a fte r a lo o k a t O regon acci­
O U ie r o ffic e rs nam ed by the •c h o o l lost s p rin g and w ill sue
d e n t reco rd s c o v e rin g J a n u a ry
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i J u n c tio n , v ic e p re s id e n t; M a ry
O U ie r ca nd id ates fo r the p re s i­
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In 115 fa ta l accidents, the road
S m ith . M e d fo rd In th e race fo r
was paved and
c e n te r-s trip e d
vice p re sid e n t wege S ta n le y M
TTio w e a th e r was cle a r
when
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M e d fo rd and C h a rle s
i ¿a o f th e s ix -m o n tli's death
M R ettin a n . A sh lan d
crasi.es to o k place, and 74 hap­
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se cre ta ry in
pened in hou rs o f broad dav
lig h t..
A re c o rd in g o f “ C oncept o f i luded Jo y A M oline , Coos Bay
» » ro th e a M Coe. A sh la n d ; and
A d m ittin g th a t fa v o ra b le road Keace, o rig in a l m u s ic a l ro m p o
and w e a th e r c o n d itio n s te nd to lo t io n b y M rs O e rri G a lla g h e r. M a rily n J. B n rk e r. M e d fo rd
generate m ore tr a ffic , and thus G ra n ts Pass, w i ll fe a tu re th is 'H o m e r W afers. Y o n c a lla , was
add to a ccid e n t “ e x p o s u re .'- the
s S o u th e rn O regon college th<> o n ly o th e r ca nd id ate fo r
d iv is io n
b e lie v e s some d riv e rs ra d io
p ro g ra m ,
a c c o rd in g
to tre a s u re r
m ay fa ll v ic tim to a fa lse sens.- Leon C M u llin g , associate pro
o f s e c u rity w hen th e g oing seems lessor o f speech. T he 15-m inute
easy O f the 125 fa ta l sm asli-ups broadcast w i ll be heard at 8 45
Phone:
ta x in g place on r u r a l h ig h w a ys. K W IN 1 OVef
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a fix e d o b je c t, o v e rtu rn in g on
T h e n u m b e r is in the fo rm o f
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a s y m p h o n ic poem and was fir s t
the ro a d w a y o r ru n n in g o ff the Played by th<- S o u th e rn O regon
Such m ishaps
the d iv is io n S y m p h o n y o rc h e s tra at its w in
said u s u a lly stem fro m speed te r c o n c e rt G le n n T M a tth e w s
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too fast f o r the d r iv e r to c o n tro l. assistant p ro fe s s o r o f m usic
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ls a n t,cip a te d th a t
In te re s t to the pear g ro w e rs in w ith th e w ide sprea d fro s t in ­
th is area is th e e le ction o f re p ­ j u r y up and d o w n th e coast, in ­
re se n ta tive s to th e W in te r Pear c lu d in g r a th e r severe dam age in
C o n tro l co m m itte e S unday the ! his area, th e re g u la tio n s w ill
T r a ffic Association elected S h e l­ be o f g re a t h e lp again th is ye a r
by T u ttle as th e ir p rin c ip a l rep
rese nta tive , w ith Joe N aum es as T H E H O M E G A R D E N E R
T u rn in g n o w to some o f the
f ir s t a lte rn a te and H a r o l d
H olm es as second a lte rn a te T h is tro u b le s o f th e hom e g arde ne r,
a fte rn o o n the d ire c to rs o f th e we fin d th a t o u r roses th is y e a r
F r u it G ro w e rs - League w i ll meet are p ro d u c in g a la rg e n u m b e r o f
T he buds
and elect th re e g ro w e rs to rep­ a b n o rm a l flo w e rs
resent them on th e W in te r Pear fo rm ra th e r n a tu ra lly , b u t then
C o n tro l co m m itte e
Each pear instead o f b lo o m in g o u t in a
p ro d u c in g d is tric t on the coast n o rm a l m anner, the in s id e p a rt
w i ll e le ct s im ila r re p re sen ta tives o f the rose seems to e n larg e and
•o th a t la te r on th e e n tire in d u s­ the peta ls fa il to d eve lo p T his
ra th e r m e a ty c o n d i­
t r y can he represented at a meet enlarg ed ,
tag w h e re re co m m en d atio ns w ill tio n is re fe rre d to as b ull-nose
here seems to be no insect or
be m ade re g a rd in g the sizes and
grades o f w in te r pears w h ich disease w h ic h is resp on sible to r i
w i ll be packed th is co m in g sea­ tin s d e v e lo p m e n t, and it is gen- '
son
^ aUy oa ‘d t0
g ro w in g condi-
T h is is a v e ry im p o rta n t com- i tions. Som e bushes seem to be
m itte r in years w hen the pear m uch w orse a ffe c te d than o th ­
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erop w ill ru n hig h to p oo r ers, and as the season develops.
fe w e r bloom s w i ll be
grades or sm a ll sizes A f te r s u r­ *
T he m ain
th in g to
v e y in g the s itu a tio n
up
and a ffe cte d
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d o w the coast, the co m m itte e recognize in th is case is that
the
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w ill recom m end to the U. S. De- ta e re is no sp ra y w h ic h w o u ld
w ill carry
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ny
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to
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roses
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w hat
ataes should be a llo w e d to be
O ther c o n d itio n s Of
packed and w h a t grades should roses w h ic h can be b e n e fite d bv
be packed
The recom m enda­
P r in c ip ^ am ong these
tio n s o f th is co m m itte e w i ll have
a p h is - b o tr y tis and
an im p o rta n t b e a rin g on the m ild e w ^ T h rip s a re a v e ry sm all
Pear m a rk e tin g fro m th is area insect, being a bo ut h a lf as w ide
th is ye a r because o f the large as a piece o f th re a d and one-
a m o u n t o f fro s t m a rk in g on the s ix te e n th o f an inch long. T he v
f r u it . O th e r d is to r ts to th e n o rth
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and u n d e rb ru s h along the fo o t
o f us lik e w is e have a lo t o f fro s t b L / L k 3" y e Ilo w is h in c o lo r, w e re beyond
o f th e m o u n ta in side
C o lo n e l i F ra n k W B u rd e ll. G ra n ts Pass
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n o t to has bet-n presented a $25 savm gs
f r t d t is a llo w e d to go to m a rk e t
th e y b fc o m e d a rk e r
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fir e a shot a t a n y a n im a ls, w ild
ta a ye a r w hen w e are a p p a r­ colored. These li t t l e fe llo w s have
c o lle g e a d v e rtis in g contest spon­
On S e ptem be r 30. a fte r
a o r tam e, and th a t th e n um e ro u s
e n tly g o in g to have a la rg e f r u it a tongue lik e a f ile and rasp the
sored b y th e A m e ric a n S a fe ty
te n d e r rose p eta ls as th e y be­ fo rc e d m arch th ro u g h a d if f ic u lt b u ffa lo , d ee r a nd e lk w ere to be R azor c o rp o ra tio n , a c c o rd in g to
crop, it co uld be disastrous.
On th e o th e r hand, the com ­ come exposed, th en as th e l it t le c o u n try , th e t r a il o f a lo n g stag­ le f t a lo ne , u nm ole sted and un­ A lw in V M ille r . a c t a n t p ro ­
m itte e has to be v e ry c a re fu l in d ro p le ts o f sap a cc u m u la te on g e rin g w e a ry rid e was d isco v­ d is tu rb e d .
fessor o f s e c re ta ria l science at
m a k in g
reco m m en d atio ns
so the in ju re d area th e y Ian it up ered a t last, a nd w ith th e u t­
S
o u th e rn O regon college.
These o rd e rs w e n t k in d a h a rd
no^>shm ent
T h is ra sp in g m ost secrecy, the w h o le c o m ­
th a t th e y do n o t p en alize anv
B u r d e ll is a fresh m an stu d e n t
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on some o f th e h u n te rs am ong in m e rc h a n d is in g . P ro fesso r M il
p a r tic u la r g ro w e r w ho m ay have
s u ffe re d u n d u ly fro m an a r t o f enough to cause co n sid e ra b le in- m a rc h in g , sh ie lde d b y th e trees the s o ld ie ry , w h o saw a ll th is 1er sa id m ore th an 300 colleges
w?Id gam e w ith in th e range o f and u n iv e rs itie s s u b m itte d en-
n a tu re o v e r w h ic h he had no JU rt to th e rose petals. To m ake
th e ir rifle s . L ie u te n a n t M ails « rie s in th e n a tio n a l contest.
c o n tro l
To
safeguard
these w h i r / ; OrSe- th e re is a ^ ^ a s e
th e in ju re d h e a p in g tablespoon o f p a rz a te in w ho
co m m an de d the scouts'
g ro w e rs, the a gree m e nt p ro vid e s w h ic h gets in to
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across a g riz z ly bear, and
th a t anyone w h o can n o t pack as Petals and e nlarg es th e dam ­ tw o g a llo n s o f th e D D T s o lu tio n
See the w id e range o f wed-
m uch f r u i t as th e average o f the aged area T h is c o m b in a tio n re­ w o u ld ta ke care o f th is tro u b le . the o ld b ru in rose up on h is ■♦n?i a{JPouncem c n ts a v a ila b le
a ,™n,e
d l^ r ‘ c i can o b ta in an e xe m p tio n su lts m rosebuds w h ic h do n ot T hen i f yo u have some tro u b le h in d fe e t a n d was to g iv e the ■t th e N ew s R evie w .
w ith o u t
g iv in g
c e rtific a te . T h is is an im p o rta n t open p ro p e rly , and th e edges o f w ith m ild e w , y o u c o u ld add a ooys a s c ra p
safeguard fo r the in d iv id u a l, b u t the petals w i ll be a ll b lackened h ea ping tablespoon o f w e tta b le j g ro u n d an inch .
i t s t ill h olds d ow n th e sh ip m e n t The m a in c o n tro l o f th is should s u lfu r to the m ix tu r e and get I k . T h f ^ « « t e n a n t ’s s p o r t i n g
o f lo w q u a lity f r u i t fro m the ^ .‘ d ire c te d a t th e th rip s . b u t the c o n tro l o f y o u r th rip s . b o tr y tis b lo o d was aroused in a second
e n tire d is tric t. These re g u la tio n s a d d itio n o f a l it t le m a te ria l fo r and m ild e w a ll a t one tim e M ost a n d he g ro an ed fo r th e posses­
a p p ly o n ly to w in te r pears Thev ♦in«
o o iry n s in
infec-
fe c -; roses w i - ll also have some aphis sion o f such a m ig h ty fin e tr o ­
° y il>S in ju r y fe e d in g on
now , and the p h y He raised h is gun. u n d e r
have been q u ite e ffe c tiv e in the w o u ld
tb rm s a r t »
b e n e fic ia l. The I sta nd ard c o n tro l fo r a ph is is to th a t g re a t te m p ta tio n ,
to h is
c o n frn i
e x tre n ?e ly d if f ic u lt to use . a tablespoon
---------1---™ o f B la c k L e a f s h o u ld e r and aim ed , and one sec­
n
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in tw
tw o o g g a a llo
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ond m o re a nd a sh ot w o u ld have
a te r. T ■ t h
on a ll fo rm s o f grass, w e e k and tablespoon o f B la c k L e a f 40
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flo w e rs , and w h ile yo u m av k i l l c o u ld be added to th is o th e r on M r B e a r’s p u g ilis tic am bi-
r e e —
Too m on 4
_ roses
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. in _ fe K s iii
th»m
th
ta ­
sp ra y m ix tu re ,
and th en you tio n s B u t th e re w e re the m ili­
tio n w ill s h o rtly b lo w back in
w o u ld have a shotgun p re s c rip ­ ta ry o rd e rs n o t to f ir e a shot at
(S p ra y in g w ith D D T u sin g one
t i o n th a t w o u ld r e a lly c o n tro l a n y liv in g a n im a l.
h e a p in g tablespoon to a g a llo n
p ra c tic a lly a n y th in g th a t was
S lo w ly a g a in he groaned, lo w ­
o f w a te r, w o u ld
be th e best
on y o u r rosebushes. T he parzate ered h is gun, he rem em be red
h n p s c o n tro l. T he roses sh ou ld I m erttioned fo r b o try tis c o n tro l
w h a t m ilit a r y o rd e rs m eant and
be th o ro u g h ly sprayed, and i f
is a n ew m a te ria l and w h ile you h is sense o f d u ty conq ue re d h is
a 0r o i t i n have a
sProy and m ay have to shop a ro u n d a b it
p ro u d fre e d o m and s p o rts m a n ­
a I jttle e n e rg y le ft, i t w o u ld be fo r it, i t is a v a ila b le lo c a lly .
s h ip as a b ea r h u n te r
W ell to s p ra y a n y grass, weeds
A n o th e r rose tro u b le w h ic h
T he N e z-P e rce s w ere nestled i
o r flo w e rs in the v ic in it y o f the
has caused co n sid e ra b le co n s te r­ o r lo c a te d in to a c u rv e o f a cut-
■ roses.
AFTER
<t fir e
damages
B y re p e a tin g
th is
sp ra y a t n a tio n has been a c u rlin g up o f b a n k on S n ake cree k T h e In -
y o u r hom e. you w ill have
the leaves, w ith some d y in g o f d ia ns seemed to be s tu p id , o r un-
w e e k ly in te rv a ls , f a ir ly good
to p a y th e cost o f re b u ild ­
th e le a f m argin s. In g eneral, th is
° f ¿ h e a p p ro a c h in g
th rip s c o n tro l can be m a in ta in ­
in g
or
re p a irin g .
F ro m
;
tro
u
b
le
was
due
to
som
e
co
ld
so
ld
iers.
Joseph
s
scouts
seemed
e d ^ A s th e re w i l l s t ill be some
w h ic h
source
w ill
you
w
e
a
th
e
r
w
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had
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th rip s p re sen t ra s p in g on the
a r a w th e m oney? F ir e In -
ago. W here th is in ju r y o c c u rre d , troo ps; th e b u ffa lo grazed q u ic t-
petals, i t w o u ld be d e s ira b le to
ii * ran5 * w iu P«T th e loss,
th e n ew g ro w th sh o u ld n o w be
y , th e e lk and th e deer m oved
th e re b y p ro te c tin g y o u r
add s o m e th in g to c o n tro l the
c o m in g o u t in a n o rm a l m a n n e r a b o u t w ith o u t a n y sh ow o f fe a r
b ank acco un t and savings
b o tr y tis w h ic h m ig h t o th e rw is e
and fu r th e r tro u b le sh o u ld n o t o r fr ig h t. Then w hat? W ere the
•g a in s t d e p le tio n .
c o n tin u e d a m a g in g th e petals. A
be expected
rN S V R E N O W w ith this
so’ d ie rs to a la rm th e fig h tin g
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