The Hermiston herald., July 17, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

PAOS rOVR
THB HBRMISTOH HEBJLLD, HHHMT8TOM. ORgQOM.
Poultrymen To meet July 2 3 &
24th A t Oregon State College
A
new
demonstration
poultry
plant, modern In evc-ry way, has just
been completed at Oregon State col­
lege and Is ready for the inspection
of the several hundred poultrymen
who w ill gather on the campus July
23 and 24 for the eighth annual Ore­
gon Poultrymen's convention.
In
addition to this feature and a large
number of exhibits and demonstra­
tions, a fu ll program of discussions
of practical poultry problems
has
been prepared for the visitors.
Among the exhibits and demon­
strations w ill be new battory brood­
ers, all kinds of electrical poultry
equipment, a m iniature of a model
10-aere poultry farm , methods
of
handling various diseases, and a cull­
ing demonstration Illu stratin g
the
good and poor types of birds and
their characteristics. Some of the
special demonstrations w ill Include
branding of birds by the new tatoo
method, weed k illin g
under wire
screens and canonizing.
Besides the new plant, visitors w ill
be shown a new building, also just
completed, which w ill be used as a
laboraory for sudying poultry dis­
eases wlh large numbers of birds.
Follow ing Is the condensed program
for the two days:
Wednesday— "Modern Trends In
P oultry Farm ing,” H . E. Cosby;
"Sending Specimens to the Labora­
tory,” E. M. Dickinson; " A lfa lfa on
the Poultry Farm .” C. R. Briggs, Ben-
.'lernaieton Tuesday on buolneaa eon- nectea w ith his office.
' DADDYS
EVENING
niRVIALE
ton County Agent; “ A t W hat Age
Should Chicks First be Fed,” F. B.
Fox; “ Feeding ^Problfcma,”
n. B.
Thompson, S tillw ater. Okla.; "Elec­
trical Appliances for the
Poultry
Farm ,“ F. B. Price; “ Banking Pol­
icy Toward the P oultry Farm er,”
Eugene Courtney, Woodburn; A nn­
ual meeting Poultrymen's aaoor.ia-
tion; variety program by Corvallis
Chamber of
Commerce;
“ Modern
Poultry Developments," R. B. Thom«
son.
Thursday— Canonizing demonstra­
tion, F, E.
Fox;
“ Some Poultry
Breeding Methods.” F. L. Knowlton;
Question Box Hour;
"Advertising
Problems,” Charles D. Byrne; "Ob­
ligation of the Hatchery Men," H . E.
Cosby; Business session; “ Bleeding.
Testing and Autopsy of Hens to De­
termine Pullorum Infection," Dr. W.
T. Johnson in charge.
George Story, manager of tbe Shell Hermiston T in ton.
Oil company of Pendleton, waa In
Mrs. J. Cherry and Mrs. M ilo Me-
AXIS TALKS
"Ab, m ybe you didn't realise," said
Axis, “that the world Isn't all wrapped
up In work and trade and lessons and
good manners.
“No Indeed! The world likes a
game as well as any one. Ro the
world, or earth, goes spinning Every
day It makes a complete spin and It
spins right around on me.
"Think of the earth spinning, and
think of me as the line going right
through the center of the top of the
earth upon which It Is spinning.“
“It's no small thought to think of
the earth spinning,” David said. It
was tbe truth, too, he thought, and
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,lr o he felt that “ >*•
would
Mrs. Laura Todd attended
the please Axis,
oore fam ily reunion in W alla W a lla
“You’re right, boy, you're
Axis snld. "Well, the earth
M r. and Mrs. Baker of La Grande this complete spin once every twenty-
four hours. Now when the earth is
on one side there Is day, and when It
la on the other side It Is night. Just
as people get Into the habit of sleep­
ing on one side and never changing
So the earth always turns from the
west to tbe east and never change»
this habit.
“AH the morning It would turn you
toward the sun. at noon you would
pnss the sun (you could bid It good-
noon If you wished) and In the after­
noon turn you away from It.”
“That’s why the sun rises In the
east and sets In the west," David ex­
claimed.
"Good boy. go to the head of the
class,” said Axis.
David didn't like that so much. This
Living Map wasn't like a class. But
evidently Axis didn't mean anything
by It for he continued, in so friendly
* way.
“It's the earth, you know, that
moves and makes day and night—not
the sun."
“I ’ve never felt It moving," David
said.
"Ab, that’s because we're so good
at the game. We’ve played It so long
Mrs. Basil Hickm an and
last week for La Grande
w ill make th eir home.
Mrs. Fred Knudsen are
E conom y
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Mrs. E. W . West and daughter.
Rosemary, left Sunday for Belling­
ham, Washington, where she w ill
visit relatives and friends.
B u rk’s Big Sale Continues. —-Adv.
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^Mary Graham Bonner
Lcaves for Belingham.
Fnrland of U m atilla were Hermiston
visitors Tuesday.
From Pendleton.
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PORK AND BEAKS, Van Camp’s Medium tins.
MATCHES, Buffalo Brand
6 Box Carton
CRACKERS, Tru Blu
SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAM
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Case Price, $3.85.
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"Do yon think the cb” 'tr« i are m ak­
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“Rather 1 A t first «..’y tbe people
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At one end of me Is a line called
North Pole and at the other end one
called South Pole.
“Then there is one other grand an­
nual trip.
“It's the earth turning upon me that
makes one side have day while the
other has night, and though the sun
seems to set In the west It Is In truth
the earth’s moving that enuses this.”
“What’s the yearly trip 7” David
asked.
“Oh, yes, once a year the earth
moves in a long pathway around the
aun. Just ns I might move In a circle
all around something that hnd fallen
on tbe floor, though at the same time
making my own little spin. The path­
way of the earth is called the orbit—
you would call It something fine like
that too I f you loved a favorite walk
or path as we lore ours.
“And my dear David, In some pnrts
bf the earth's orbit the lands thnt
are north of your old friend Equator
lean slightly toward the sun and so
have spring and summer while the rest
leaning away from the sun have au­
tumn and winter.”
"You seem to lean a little, Axis.
Don’t you stand up straight, either?"
" I like to lean a b it They often
cal! me the Leaning Axis. My parents
never minded. They never said to me,
" ‘Axl- keep ynur shoulders back.
You dou't want to be round-shout- i
derad.' They never snld that to me."
“That seems funny.” David mur­
mured.
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“I suppose It does to you," agreed
Axis, "but not to me. Anyway Tva
given yon enough of a spinning con­
versation and I must be back at the
game. I have to see to It that day I
plays fa ir and that night playa fair, I
and It’s almost time for night and tbe I
pageant You’re golngl"
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"PageantT" asked David. “I didn’t I
know about I t "
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eant. Tim a la different la different
places as you know. I t ’s five hours
later In Ixmdon than In your part of
the world— but the Magic Mnp people
said that you could go from one conn-
try to another In a Map trip without
bothering about their time." And he
was given a treat of seeing a nwgulfl-
cent parade!
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