The Scio tribune and Santiam news, consolidated., November 28, 1918, Image 3

la serordaac* with the policy of th* Frx-I A>! i
-itrat' r >lt>.-* Its founds
Uveat-x-k Sut.«,rnn tt..- of t'. Agri­
Tribun« 11.50 the year
cultural Advlie-ry lto»nL •>'*<■ her
BONDS
with si<edal »win* members and the
representatlv«-«
of
the
packer»,
to
Im
­
convened la Washington a meeting of th« Uv» Mtoch Mubcumniltte* of th«
Are United States Oev-
Earthquake Statistica.
ersment Bonds.
Agricultural Advisory Board and th* apodal a»*mb*ra repn•entlng th* swla« prove tbv pnwetit unsatisfactory alts
It tins be- u calculated that Sher* oc­
atlon, which ha» unfortunately result-
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Are supported by every
industry to coosl'ler th« *ltusllon In th* hog market
c»l tMM-auae of the Injection of unc«>O- cur almo! JUl.tWJO earthquakes within a
dellar of the «noffflou« r*-
year, or A.TA» hour», hence, that there
Th* cnafvreoc* lasted for three days, and during thia tiro* met »Ith th* trollable factor*
source* of the Un.ted Stets*.
Wo ash the producer to cooperate are on the average three and one-half j
•xecutlve commi tie* of the Afty packing Arm» ¡■artl<t[*itlng la foreign order*
A They bear Interest at s
earthquakes
In
sn
hour.
Fortunately.
'
rets higher than earned by any
for pork products and with th« member* of th« Food Administration directing with ns In a m<<*t difficult task
Th* memt-ers of the «'«inference not all earthquake* ar* of a vlolenl na- '
other
Claea
of
foreign pork parcha»«*
Government
tura. Ilk* that of A. IX 52A. that killed i
wer* '
bends.
Th» roa* I usions of I bo conferme* wer* as follow» :
from
IJUiasl
to
'Jin
tato
[M-roona
In
th*
•
Fr«Mlueer» II. C, Stuart. Elk Oar-
A They do not re press nt a
region of the Mediterranean, or that :
Th* entire marketing situation has producer and the Insurance of an *de- den. Va.. Chairman Agricultural Ad
war gift or donation but ths
<>f
Hitt,
to
which
80.000
pereoos
fell
vl»»ry
Board;
W
M
McFaddvn,
Chi
•a changed sine« lb« M«ptemb«r Joint i quale future supply
highest type of proflt-preduo-
I Thea* foreign orih-r» ere placed cag««. Ill ; A Syke». Ida tirove, la ; «letbus In Mlcily. or of Usbon In 1TSA.
confermi*» as to avceaallat« an entire
Ing Investment.
»nd th-*** that d«'vn*tated Chile, Peru
altrratloo la the piso» of prie» stahl upon the basis of mot of hog* to the John M Evvant, Am*«, la.; J II Mer­ I . a «— — — -—
S. They era In denomina-
|>aik*ra
cer. iJve Stock < '«ninil**lon for Kat»- and Japan. Of great frequency ar*
llratloo. Tb« current pear» talk b*«
Uone ranging upward from 860
the
minor
earthquakes.
In
fart,
onr
A* tbr rr«ult of
ne<otlathm* sm ; J O. Brown. Monon. Ind ; E C.
to suit tbs convenience and ths
alarmed tba bolder» of cora, and there
brtwerti thl« ho<!j mid the IlirlirrW* Brown. President Chicago IJveatock Mxallr«l Ann earth enn be said to be
flnsncea of every American who
hs* bc-n a prie» dm Ila* of from f Committer, repreamtlng the i'- to .'it Evhnng* ; N 11 Oentry, Battalia. Mo.; In a state of perpetual agitation. Our
wants Io help hie country.
cent* to 40 cents per bushel. Th* fart [— -*■ L. rx J ___
John
Orattan.
Itr>x>n>fl»-ld,
<'«>lo,
;
Eu
­
soMeo
<lo
not
perceive
the
alight
dis
­
' »triti» or-
They ara transferable and
that the accumolatlona of low pri<-»«l der», fogvtl.cr
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Al!hn| btfjrn». gen* Funk. Illoomlnglon. III.; l*aac turbances, but the seismograph, a very
oonatituts an Ideal security.
corn In the Argentine and Mouth Afri "II u" ’• r the c>
ai «hip of th* Idneoln. At>en!><a-n. R t> ; C. W Hunt. delicate ami lng*til<>u* apparatus de-
7. If you are willing to hslp
Ix»gan. la.; C. K Yancoy, W. II It»»!- vlsed to keep track of them, furnishes
re would, upon the advmt of pear* l'°««<I Admltil-»irntl i th - following tin
your country any bank or trust
son.
and Ifberat«! shipping, bocom« avails •,* r’»M< g has horn g vm by th.- pack
nil the Information denied to na by our
company will help you bv sc
Food Administration llsrtwrt Hoo­ natural Insensibility. They often fur­
bl* to the European market has ere
ooptlng your order and arrang­
nish
us
too
much
of
It
In
the
rice*.
ver.
F.
B.
Hny<ler.
Major
K.
1«
Hoy,
O.
In view of the undertaking* on th*
ated a great deal of apprehension on
ing tarm* of payment without
H. Pow«-ll.
•<f ihrlr acai, recording sometimes aa
,h,‘ Food Admlni. ' ration with
tb* pari of corn holder». -pi«. A— itne Pt»**
ths Imposition of any commis­
I>e|>artinent of Agrlculture-loula •< l«mlc phenomena vibrations that
sion or charge for Ito Service«
has spread fear among «wins grower« rogarti to the co-ordinated purchases
I> Hall. F II Marshall
Inter proved to have tx-eu due to the
of
pork
producta,
rovereti
In
the
at-
that a similar reduction In the price«
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The packers (>rv*ent snd other* ringing uf church bells.
ANY BANK WILL HELP YOU
of hog« would naturally follow. Mor* • »elicti. It I» agreed that the ¡mckeCS ■haring In foreign or«l*r» were rej>re
[tart I cl [tal I ng In these orders will un-
over the lower rang* of roro prl.v«
OOI to |Mlr, bnw,
7, "
M-itled by th* elect*«! ¡'acker»' commit­
would. Il Incorporated lo a 15-to I re ,ha„ thr n,ti„W|ng agr«-v«l minimum« tee. Those represented w ere:
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tio, obviously
result tn a continuously
packer»- -Armour A Co.. Chicago.
for (Io- month of November, that Is *
falling prire for live bog«
In view dally minimum of 117.50 per h und rod I
of these changed conditions many ¡■otin«)* on average <>f parker»' dro«**, Morris A Co. «’hl'-ago. 111; Hwlft A
swine producer* *ntlci[>ated lower deluding throw outs
"Throw-outs" Co., Chicago, til ; Wilson A <*o„ Chien
W W V
— —
go. HI.; John Agar Co. Chicago. III.;
under
prices and as a result rushed their Io he deflnetl as . pig*
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hogs to market In large aumliera. and l4""' l' stag« boars, thin sown and Armstrong Packing Co, Ihtllaa, Tex.;
Boyd Itunhnm A Co., Chicago, 111 ;
thl* ov*r»tilpment ha* added to ami
Fu«|.. r that no l-..,«» ,,f »ny
Will |Mty Cash for l-gw”- Poultry, Veal, llogg, I lidra
Brennan Packing Co., Chicago, III.;
aggravated tha «toriln«
I
•** • 1« «hr»"
Cincinnati
Abattoir
Co..
Cln<itmatL
The laformatlon of the Hepartment
'‘T
Will buy Cream in any quantity for the
<>.; Cleveland Provisions Co., < leve­
•
pounds
Ibe average of packers
of Agriculture Indies!*, thst the sup drovvf
n>. ,,r i.
land. t» , l 'udnhy I
<
■
tatiy.
Oregon Cieamery, Portland
ply of bogs hss Increased about 8 per of the total sal. « In th.- mi.rk.-t of all
Wla ; J Hold Packing Co.. Buffalo, N.
I
et
us
get
acquainted.
If you have a grievance
V ; Itunlevy Packing Co. Pittaburg.
cent., while the highest unofficial estl- hogs for a given tiny. All the atiove
I
Pa.; J. K Harker A Mona, Mason City,
moke
it
known
and
we
will
endeavor to rectify it.
mate doe» not eveed 15 per cent In lo be baaed on <’hl .go
1
creased production over lust year. On
" •* Agree that a .-«unmlttee shall l*> la.; Evansville Packing Co.. Evans
vlll*. Ind.; Enst Hlilv Packing Co., Ka«t
the other hand, the arrival of hog» ■l,lM,1titi-«l by the l*.,...) Administration
Bring
St Louis, HI ; Hammond Ntnadlab A
during the last three weeks In the *“ J’’** k ”’.** ,,I,F
ration. In tba
Ì various market* with a «lew to super­ Co.. I «elroll, Mich ; Q A llorm*l A
We will give you a Square Deal
seven great markets has been 27 per
vision and demonstration of the carry­ Co. Austin, Minn.; Hom* Packing A
cent, more than last year, during the
Ice l'«i, Terre llaute, Ind ; lmh-|>et>d
ing out of the above.
corresponding period, demonstrating .
The ability of the packer» to carry ent Packing <V, Chlmgo, III.; Indian
the unusually heavy niarkrtlug of the
I out thia arrangement will depend on a|x>lla Abattoir Co., tndlanapolla. Ind.;
International Provision Co.. Briv'klyn.
available supply. In the fare of the then, being n normal marketing of
N Y.; Interstate Packing Co , Winona,
•greaatve receipts *<>me (mehers have hog* l>u*.-d ti;«>ti th.- pr<q«>rtlon»te tn-
Minn ; b>««a Packing Co.. Iw»a Molue«.
not maintained the price agreed last creuse over the rre.-lpta of last year
month
On the other hand, many I The Incrvmae In production »¡qH-ars io la ; Power» Begg (Jo.. Jacksonville,
III.; Klngnn A Co.. Indlanapolla, ImL ;
of the ¡.ackers have paid over the he a mailruum of alwiut 15 per cent. 1
Krey Packing Co., Mt Louis, Mo.; lake
price offered to them In an endeavor an<1 «re enn handl«- «urli an Increnae.
Erie Provision Co.. Cleveland. <>.; Lay-
r».. y s’1^ <
If
thè
pro«lucer*
of
boga
shouid.
a»
to maintain the agreed price. The re-
they bave In thè past few weefca. prò- I ton «'•». Mllwauke.- W la ; ««acar Mayer
aull In any event has been a failure
A aBro.< Metlgwlrk and Beethoveti
ma tu rei y market boga In «urli Increas-
V
to maintain th« October prire basis Ing number* over thè nbove II la en
streota, Chicago, III.; J. T. M> Millan
determined upon at the September coo- tlrely beyvnd thè ahlllty of thè pach­ Co.; Mt. Paul, Minn.; Miller A Hart.
terence and undertaken by the pack erà lo maialato thv<u minimum», an<l Chicago, 111 ; J. Morrell A Co., Ottum­
wa. la.; Nuckolls Packing On. Pueblo,
ere.
Another factor contributing t«» ’ therefore we mu»t have the co-.q»-r»-
th» break In prices during the month tlou of the producer himself to main­ Colo ; Ogden Packing and Pro«lalon
Co. Ogden. Vlah; Ohio Provlslou Co.
It I* a physical
has lievu the Influents epidemic: It tain the»« result».
has sharply curtailed consumption of lm|M>ult>uity for the rapacity of the Cleveland, O.; Parker Webb A Co., I»e
trolt, Mich ; Pittsburg Packing and
pork products and temporarily do- packing houses to handle a at in liar
Provision Co.. Pittsburg. Pa.; Bath
over
flood
of
hogs
and
to
And
a
market
creased the labor staff of the packers
for the output. The ¡wckero are ant- Packing Co.. Waterloo, la.; Roberta A
about 25 per cent.
Oak*. Chicago, III.; Hob* A Hroa., New
The exports of 150(XXJ,000 pound* Inna to co-operate with the producer*
York City; W. C Houth A Co.. Logan*
In
maintaining
a
stabilisation
of
price
of pork products for Oct«>ber com
ami to see that producers rwelve a port. Ind : Mt Louis Ind Packing Co
pared with atmut 5X000,000 pound.
ML louis, Mo.; Sinclair A Co., T. M
fair prii-* for their products.
In October a year ago, and the
Cellar llaplda. la.; Mulllvan A Co.. I*«-
(Signed) THOM K WUJtoN,
export order» placeable by the Food I
trolt. Mich.; Theurer-Norton Provision
Chairman Packets* Committee
Administration for November, amount |
Co.. Clevvland. <».; Wilson Provision
Th* plan *ml>odlrd above was adopt­ Co . I'roria. III.; Western Packing ami
to 170,000,000 pounds aa contrast- i
ad
with
the
leaser
exports
of ed by th* ♦onference.
Provision Co., Chicago BL; Chari»»
|ri,0ll0,<i«>0 for No*ember, 1817. The
Th* Food Administrator has appoint­ Wulff Packing Co.. Topeka. K«ui
Increased demands of the allies are ed a committee, comprising Mr Thom­
continuing, and are In themselves as E U ilson. chairman of ih» Pack­
TO
f'aaait>s»T, W. F. (i|||.
J. J.Harnee, W. F.Uill,
proof of the necessity for the large er»* Committee ; Mr IXerett Brown,
HgcBWTaar, D. C. Thoms
J A. Bilyeu. J. K. Harnee,
production for which the Food Admin president of th* Chicago Uvretock Ex
Malaysians Believe Mountains Ware
Mr». Jennie Warner.
Istratlon asked. The Increu*» In ex chango : Major Itoy of the Food Ad-
Placed to Shut Out Strange
port demands *p[>e*rs to be amply ministration, Mr Louis I» Hall of the
Race of Yajuj.
sufficient to take up the Increase In Bureau of Markets, to undertake the
hog productl m. but unfavorable mar supervision of the execution of the
In the dak bungalow at Kwala Kubu
k*t ronditioaa existing In October af­ plan In the various marto-ta. Commis­
(In Malayasla) th* tTilnahoy chowkl
ford no fair Index of the aggregate sion men are asked to co-operat» la
■SVCXtMasK >M
T*»
carrying out th* plan embodied Io the dar, queue In pocket, shod In ahoea of
supply and demand.
sll«»nt
felt,
served
my
breakfast.
I
was
It must be evident that the enor [tachera' agreement. It must Ite «gl- at last on the threshold of a strange
mnu. shortage In fate la the Centra! *’-•« '*•'
*7 rummlssl-.n men to
I N< *»»«>*(>** A'I'Kn t>K< «-Mlll-.M
I
lire, and neutral rounlrle. would •**'' *««• »-«••* »h* minimum re tab- expedition In a land to which no letter
Et 1 1
,
• . -
p^mtiit in
■ I’*>*’’ I* not fair, rHb«*r to the
ever rame rorn-ctly addressed. so nn
Our Flour la aa good as any made In
laMnadlata- y up«>
i- ■
nrmiuct. l’r*«ducer or the partlclpatiag packer». known was It to the outside world. At
the W illamette Valley
JXh"./top of IM “e^y .Mpm.-nt. Mf »"»*•
«mdertaken on behalf this moment Ihr strangest thing In
which,
I
tnH’rrUIK
ctHnmi mn U id met) lu the Vulti-d sight was my breakfast. It consisted
to tb. Alllru would
•»> „rate, that they will loyally aupport
chiefly of tins of tiny Mongolian Anche»
to IniTvaee the American export« In
—humming birds In rise, squabs In
asmuch as no considerable reservoir af ’"•* »* ""
auptillea exist, outside of th» t’nlle«l
It Is believed by the ronfer.-nc« that taste-—canned a doien In a Un.
Aa 1 devoured the pitiful little bird«
mates
It seems proluible that th«- this new ¡dan. bared aa It I* upon a
present prospectlva *u¡.piles would be ¡««sltlve minimum ba. a. will bring bet- bones and all, I looked np at the
Inadequate to meet thia world «h-mand 'er result* to th* producer than aver- great Malay mountain range, the back
with th* r*turn to peace. So far as It uge prices for th* month. It doaa n«»t bone of the Anger peninsula which
Is iMisaihle to Interpret this fact. It ap limit top pri<-r* and should tutrruw st ret ch se southward from Rl am t<
within eight of the bund of Singapore
pears that thrra should he even S|ih* margins m* •---»ry to country buy
Itself. Mountains an the Malaya aay.
stronger demand for pork product* -r> In more variable market»
It Is
are the wall of the world, shutting out
after the war, and therefor* any alarm '•elleve.l that the plan should work out
great «rinds snd beasts of prey. Amt
of hog producer» as to the effect of dose to IIS average
they believe that a strange race—the
peace Is unwarranted by the outlook
Hwlne producer* of ths country «rill
Yajuj—are forever striving to bon-
In the light of the»* circumstances '-ontribute to their own Interest by
It Is the conclusion of the conference not Bonding th* market, fdr it must be through, and when they succeed, then
that attempts to hold the price of hog* evld«-nt that If an *xc*-*l*e over por- will come the rml <>f all things.
The great limestone caves scattered
to the price of corn may work out to lentage of h< .* la marketed In any
throughout the mountains are pisce«
stal.llluitlon and ron
the disadvantage of pork producer» on* ornnth
“**" price
‘
We charge nothing for developing films or platrs when
wlo-r.- the Yajuj hnve *tti-npt>>1 aril
It I* the conclusion that any Interpre trol cannot su.v.-*d, B,„j |t (a
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tat Ion of the
formula should be a that producers themselves ran cntrl- fallet There la nothing lmpo**lhle or
twelve print* are ordered.
broad gauged policy applied over a I b»e nntterlally to the efforts of tba unbelievable in oll thl«, w hen «no
long period. It la the opinion of the confermrea If they will do lltelr mark
comes to know Malay rwantalua In
We have had fifteen yeara of practical wr>ik in pitlure
conference that In »ubstttutl.in of the *<lng In a* normal a way aa poHaible
all their w.-lrdm-««
William B<«be, In
taking. If we can be of any help to you in getting Rood
previous plans of stablllMtkm th*
The whole »llu«don as «»listing st the Atlantic Monthly.
Live Block Bubcommlttee of the Agri­ ¡«resent demand* a frank and explicit
reaulta from your kodak or camera, we will gladly give
cultural Advisory Board, together with a«wuran«-e from the confer«*» repre­
you pointers.
the «pe<-lally Invited swine represents sented namely, that every poaalble
tlv*».
should
accept
the
Invitation
of
’
effort
will
he
made
to
maintain
a
It.,
the Foo«l Administration to Join with
maintain a live
I hog price commensurate with wwlne
MAIL. ORDER« UÜR SPECIALTY
the Admlalstratloa and the pa«"kers In • production coal* and reasonable sell­
All work guaranteed and done promptly. Give us a trial
determining the price» at which con ing valuee In exeeuttoa of the deelar
trolled et[»»rt orders »re to he placetl ed |w>ilcy of the Food Administration
Thl» will he regularly done The In to use every agency In its contrvf to
fluenc- of tlieim order* will be directed secure Just Ire to the farmer
The atablllMtion tm-tioetai adopted
to the mslntmanre of the common yl.
SCIO
ORBQON
|ert namely, the »tabillxatloti of th* for November represent the l-esi ef­
forts
of
the
o-ofervore,
corvrwred
to
pri<e of live hog» so as to aecare aa far
tlaa to conauli reprowentsttvs m*n la th* agricultural InduMry on oreaslaaa
of Importane» to spmtal branch*« of th* lndu*try. on October 24 there •«•
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Wants Your Business
Us Your Catcara Bark
I -BED GISELMAN, Proprietor
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Is completo
FOLGERS
mid our
stock fresh mid clean
We cmry n full
Ten, Coffee,
(mined Good»,
fact, everything
tor the table.
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