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mtdford mate twbune. medford Oregon. Saturday, march
1923
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FQEFABI
Home Making a
Profession
Opinions on the
Farm Bureau
What the Farm BureairHas '
Done for One Community
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CALIF. DAIRYMEN
In a recent Farm nureau mcetlnR
the point was brought out by the
creamery men that Oregon butter
would not bring the same price on the
San Francisco market as would Cali
fornia butter of the same grade. The
reason Riven was that California con
sumers will not use on an equal foot
. log, any product produced outside of
the state wben their own state is pro
duclng tbe same product. That Is the
"California- Spirit," und that Is one
of the reasons why bur sister state is
prosperous.
We need that same spirit here in
Jackson county.' The farmer needs
tbe Jackson county spirit, the busi
ness man needs to develop It, and the
general public should think In terms
of Jackson county first.
Successful cooperation Ib a matter
of give and take by all concerned. It
means that every one must be willing
to sacrifice at timet) for the good of
society as a whole.
Along with the work of the Farm
Dureau for a better, bigger, more pros
perous Jackson county 'Will bo carried
this thought of looking out for our
selves first. The Farm Dureau is
strong for the Jackson county spirit.
' Ono of the plans of the Farm Dureau
l'or 1923 Is to boost for the dairy in
dustry from every angle possible One
'question they will attempt to answor
is: Why Isn't the dairy Industry thriv
ing hero In Jackson county?
' Mr. Nllcs, manager of the Illvor
banks farm near Grunts Pass, ono of
the most progressive and successful
dairy men tn the Kogue River valley.
Bays: "The farmers of this section
must learn the valuo of corn silage
and alfalfa bay." He states that the
Illinois experiment station, over a
period of six years found that an aero
of corn silage and alfalfa bay will pro
duce three times as much buttorfat
ns, an acre of the best blue-gras pas
ture. 'We know that Jackson county noeds
a lot more silos.
Tho suggestion of Mr. Nlles Is
worth considering. : Wo hope that we
may got somo data on tho subject hero
In this locality.
Announcement
To Farmers, Livestock and Fruit Growers
i. . of Jackson county
!. It has been our OPPORTUNITY and PRIVILEGE to help organize
and sorvo tho FARM LOAN ASSOCIATIONS nnd personally endorse
OVER ONE-HALF MILLION DOLLARS of LOANS for the Modford and
Roguo River farm loan associations, In tho past five and a half years.
'THE OPPORTUNITY IS NOW OFFERED YOU through tho agoncios to
be provided by tho recently enacted Farm Credits bill to so organizo nnd
'pool your Interests that you will be able to GET BETTER and MORE
UNIFORM PRICES for YOUR PRODUCTS.
We have had our part in getting this legislation nnd wo are pro
pared to give you INFORMATION and HELP If you so doslro
! ' ' Address or call,
P-: . E.H.Hurd,402MedfordBldg. Phone 42
Effective March 1, 1923
Change in Schedule of Stages
li.With through service to Portland and way points
daily
? .-NORTH BOUND leaves Medford dally 8:40 a. m. for Orants Pass
I and Itowburg with direct connection to Portland; also 8:00 nnd 0:00
p. m. for Grants Toss only,
,' HOtTIl HOUND Leave Itowburg daily 4:S!0 p. m.: Grants Pass
) ' lli:00 noon, 4:00 and 8:09 p. m. for Medford nnd Ashland.
' FABK8 Medford-Grontfi Pass, $1.13; Mcdford-Itoseburg, fl.1.1;
' Mod ford-Port land, $7.83.
WK SAVK YOU MONEV Stopovers permitted nt Itoseburg, Kiifno,
, Haleiu If desired.
Tickets on sale at UNION ST.VGU UKPOT
. Nash Hotel Hlilg. Phone UOO
321
' J. O. Cl'PP J. W.'SHIKLKY
We Sell OLYMPIC
Flour' Poultry and Stock Feeds
See us for Rolled Oats, Scratch Feed, Laying Mash,
I , Little Chick Feed, Mill Run, Etc.
. ' We Buy and Soil Poultry and Eggs
CUPP & SHIRLEY PRODUCE CO.
; Phone '95 128 Grape St.
A house is built of brick and stone, of
I sills and posts and piers,
Dut a homo Is built of loving deds that
stand a thousand years.
A house though but a humble cot,
within Us walls may hold
A home of priceless beauty, rich In
love's eternal gold Waterman.
Development of a Home
The words "house" and "home" are
often confused. The home expresses
the family life lived within the house.
Tho house la tho place where tho
homemaker gathers furnishings to
make the home more comfortablo and
beautiful. Hern the homemaker works
out standards of living, holds up ideals
before her family, all of which aid in
creating the "homo spirit," which we
talk about. All homemakers should
recognize the fact that a bouse may
be elegantly equipped nnd furnished,
may have every convenience and com
fort and yet fall to be a "homo."
Whether it Is to bo a home not sim
ply a house depends largely upon the
homemaker.
We are gradually coming to soo the
nobility of the profession of . home
making. The English people havo long
been noted for their love of home and
their skill as uomomnkers. Today
American mothers ore not satisfied at
having their daughters trained only In
such subjects as Latin, muthomatlcs,
and music; but thoy are also demand
ing that thoy bo trained In the great
, business of homo-making as well,
Today oducators are showing . us
that our daughters will bo bettor
wives and mothers and happier home-
makers if thoy are taught definitely
how to. apply their chemistry, litera
ture and art to tbe real problems that
thoy will moot lutor as homemakers.
The home should stand for rest.
comfort, health. Inspiration nnd for
the spirltuul development of each
momber of the family. In the Ideal
homo the father and mother work to
gether in accomplishing the desired
alms.
Each home has an individuality, but
no family should be a - disorganized
group, living selfishly in the "four
walls of home." It has been said that
"no community Is better than the
nvernifo home In that community."
Thus tho ideal homemaker will befte
' fit tho community through her cooper
I atlon In community affairs and thru
tho influence of her homo.
A RELIABLE BATTERY
Whon you think In terms of buying
a now battery think of tho battery
wo offer for sale. It Is n proven
thing of merit. Users of our bat
teries will tell you that they give
consistently good nervlco under the
most adverso conditions.
Radio Battery and
Electric Shop
-7 No. (it-ape. Phone 211
O. O, Vrninnn, Mgr.
1. R. thinner. Prop.
What Business Men Think of the
Farm Bureau
"Business men are sold to the Idea."
"Sure we will boost for the work.
We know where our bread Is buttered.
When tho farmer prospers wo pros
per." "The business man needs the far
mer more than the farmer needs the
business man."
"Any time I can be of any help to
you call on me."
"You have sold us a membership.'
"How can I join your organization?"
"Never thought of it that way be
fore. You are right. It is to the inter
ests of the business men to boost the
farmers' interests."
"Tbe farmer must put his work on
a business basis."
"We sure want to help in this move
ment."
"Wo have, boosted for the Farm
llureau from the very start."
More Opinions on the Farm Bureau
"The Farm Bureau is the same to
tho farmer that the chamber of com
merce Is to tbe business man." A
Farmer.
"In my estimation the Farm Bureau
has been the source of the greatest
uplift that has come to the farmers of
Jackson county." A Farmer's Wife.
"Its greatest good will possibly
come through legislative channels; It
has made tho Farm Bloc possible and
for that reason I ought to Bupport It."
Farmer.
"If you don't belong to the Farm
Buroau you are a 'Scab.' A farmer
who has been a Union Man."
"We have been told on good author
ity that this valloy is an Ideal dairy
section, yet tho dalrymon aro not
prosperous. It the Farm Iliiroau suc
ceeds in putting the dairy Industry on
a paying basis, it will have fully Justi
fied its existence." Farmer.
' "Maybe after a few knock-downs
and drag-outs and a number of fresh
starts It will come out all right."
Farmer.
"Tho bankers get together occasion
ally for an exchange of Ideas and if
the Farm Bureau servos no other pur
pose It will be a great benefit to the
farmer." A bankor.
"That 'In. unity there Is strength'
has never been more fully demonstrat
ed than . during tho comparatively
short time the Farm Bureau has been
in existence. Can you give ono good
sound reason l'or not becoming a mem
ber now?" Farmer.
Of courso tho work that the Farm
Bureau is doing Is good so far as it
goes, but it you wont a real job that
will touch every .armor's, tender spot,
tackle tho job of reducing Ills taxes."
Farmer, 1
The Farm Bureau Idea Is Ol K.
but. In my opinion, the former la his
own worst enemy, continually stand
ing In his own light. If the business
man is really In earnest about desir
ing the farmer's success ho can ren
der no greater service than to explain
to his farmer friends or customers
why it Is desirable that lie should be
long to his own organization nnd to
urge him to do bo. This is tho answer
to the business man's question as to
what ho can do or what tbe Farm Bur-
roau wants him to do." Farmer.
Boost for Dolrylng
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MINNEAPOLIS, Mar. 10. Organ
ization of a national whoat growers'
sales agency to bo known as "Ameri
can Whoat Growers' Association,
Inc.," will ho undertaken today at a
meeting of tho Northwest Wheat
Wheat Growers' association here.
Georgo Jowctt, gonoral manager of
tho northwest organization, said that
addition of stato units for Minnesota,
South Dakota, Kansas, Nebraska and
Texas to his organization was con
templated. Tho organization now
represents growers In Oregon, Wash
ington, Idaho, Montana and North
Dakota, with an annual production
of 50,000,000 hushelB.
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
Cut out this slip, encloso with 6c
I nnd moll It to Foley & Co., 2S35 Shot-
Held Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your
nnmo and aditrcsa clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package con
taining Foley's Honoy nnd Tar Com
pound for coughs, colds and croup;
Foley Kidney Pills for pains In sides
and bark; rheumatism, backache, kid
ney and bladder aldments; nnd Foley
Cathartic Tablets, a wholesomo and
thoroughly cleansing catharUn tor
constipation, biliousness, hoodache,
and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.
Adv.
Selling;
Fairbanks-Morse
Pumps and Engines
and
Hayes Sprayers
Williams
Implement Service
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NOW Is Time tO ' BUREAU THANKS TRIBUNE !
in Diido !
Our Furm Bureau signs have ar
rived; they are surely attractive. Thoy
have cost the Bureau 10 cents each.
Tho Fair association nnd- tho Medford
Itetall Dealers made, thorn possible.
Wo feel they aro well worth the
money.
Both farmers and business men
should pay up their dues for 1923 and
receive ono of these signs.
Your executive committee is watch
ing every expense item. If you will
mail your dues, $5.00 for 1923, to n. R.
Rcachert, Talent, Ore., you may pay
them at the county agent's office, or
ut the Farm Bureau Exchange, you
will save any expense of collection.
Kindly attend to this matter at once
as your committee wishes to get this
matter of organization out of tho way
us there is a full year's work to he
done, nnd the quicker we can close
up our membership drive tho more
time we will have to put Into construc
tive work. .
General Mill Work
TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS
Windows and Doors Window Glass .
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Door Frames Window Frames
All Kinds of Interior Finish
Honing Cylinders
after reboriiig loaves a glnss finish which does not wear out tho
new rings in a short time. It is tho latest and most approved
method of finishing cylinders. Sec samples of the work at tho
Riverside Garage. Got our prices, on your overhaul and rcboro
job. Our shop is well equipped and manned to do YOUR job
of overhauling on ANT mako of car. Brake inspection FREE.
Wo use the Multibestos method of brake relining, which does
tho job without removing the brakeband, and , saves you
money. $1 per hour, spot cash.
Riverside Garage
132 So. Riverside
HAVE YOUR CARPETS CLEANED WITH
ISH-KA-BIBBLE
A PERFECT CLEANER AND CLEANING SYSTEM
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Removes greases nnd all forms nf dirts, ltilghtens tho colors and
makes the surface, like new. It don't destroy tho sizing. Will call
for them. Wc specialize on Oriental ami I'erslnu rugs. Fine upholster-
nml treatment for moths.
11AVK VOVK CAKl'KTS UVI1HK U-SIZKM. THKY WIMj VK.Ut
twht: as i.oxo.
ASK ABOUT OUR
The executive committee of
the Form Bureau feels that very
farmer In the county owes to the
Medford Mall Tribune and Sun a
voto of thanks for- the efforts
thoy have made to make our
Farm Bureau Week a success.
They hove surely shown them
selves a friend of the farmer and
his organization. '
The farmers can show their ap
preciation by patronizing their
friends.
The success of the campaign
has certainly demonstrated that
these papers reach the people
and that advertising in them
brings big results.
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m& afterward apply gently-
V
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V ARORUB
Over 17 Million Jan Vied Yearly
CLUB RATES
In the past the community in ques-
; tion, like all communities, has had Its
ups and downs, its dissentions and
I divisions, but tho Farm Bureau has
supplied a work which has proven to
be common ground for all and the
people have applies themsolves with
considerable enthusiasm.
Last December a Farm Bureau unit
was organized. There are 30 families
in the immediate vicinity and so for
I this year 20 memberships have been
secured and all but five of these are
paid up for the year 1923. ,
Up to the present time the 'members
themselves havo furnished their en
tire programs. In fact so many prob
lems have come up for consideration
that they havo been obliged to hold
two meetings per month. Such topics
as the need of a cannery, Improved
I market conditions for the dairymen
and the poultrymen, rood . improve-
I ment, etc., havo come within the scope
of their deliberations. From time to
time outside speakers, pictures, etc.,
will make up part of the pragrums.
While tbe legislature was in session
Do you know that we ship our goods in car
loads direct from the factory?
Do ypu know if you will compare our cash
prices with the: cash' i prices oft catalogue
houses and' others, we can compete with
them on the' same class of goods?
, Do you know we carry large stocks ; of, re-'
pairs for the implements we sell? This ser
vice is worth money to you. "" '' i
Do you know ycu do not have to order weeks 1
in advance, but can see the goods before you
pay your money?
Come in and Talk It Over With Us'
We will take in one or two small second-hand 5
tractors on new ones for a short time only.
HUBBARD BROS.
5 Discount for Cash On All Purchases
Standard
Standard Incubators and Ilrooili rs nro made in all sizes. Electric
or Hot Water heat a patented feature found only in the Standard.
Mado In tlie West for 'Western conditions.
Practically every larne poultry plant In Southern Oregon equip
i ped with Standard Machines. There's n llcasou. Let us show you
. how to make 100 profit per year on the cost of an Incuhator.
What other business can show such returns?
Standard Manufacturing Co.
Xo. 1 Mitchell Way Tel. 3I18-R..I Medford, Ore..
PLACE ORDERS NOW FOR
Sherwin-Williams Dry lime Sulphur:
Bear Creek Liquid Lime Sulphur
Call for Terms and Prices
Independent
Phone 226
the legislators from this district were
informed of the sentiment of this
groupe of. people regarding soveral
bills that were before tho legisloture. '
This Is a practice that might very woll
be more generally followed by Individ
uals as well ns by orgonlzed bodies.
' The splendid spirit of cooperation
developed in this community has made
it much easier to do other things
which were not strictly Farm Bureau
projects. . It seemed very desirable to
have the mail route 'changed and ex-''
tended nnd. by meeting the county T
court half way on the necessary work
the road was Improved and the post
office department allowed the change.
In another meeting arrangements
were made for the improvement of
another stretch of' summer road by
putting in a culvert, picking off the ;
recks and by dragging.
Each community has its particular
problems and the first step in their
solution is the neighborhood gather
ing whore these things may be freely
discussed. Having secured that much
tho remainder comes much more.
easily. H. R. II., Talent, Oregon,
Incub ators
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Fruit Company
PARMER
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Warehouse So. Front St.
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