MEDFORP MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, - OREGON, THURSDAY. AUGUST 18, 1933.
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March of Progress. KGO: Concert.
KJR: Danoa Orch. KNX, KOIN; News,
KEX. KOA.
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Baseball, KEX. KOA.
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KNX, KSL,
:48 Dane Orch., KSL; Smith's
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Grant's Orch., KJR: News. KNX.
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KPI; Art of Conversation, KNX,
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Drelake's Orel., KGO, KEX, KGA.
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KOW; SaUiie'a Orch., KNX. KOIN.
11:00 Organist. KOA; Pasadena
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Five star Final, KGO; Relsman's
Orch., KPO. KPI; Dance Orch., KGW:
News. KEX.
Pse Mall Tribune Want Ada.
Finds Marijuana Patch
CLEVELAND (TJT) A 7-year aid
boy led police to a large patch of
marijuana In a field near the down
town district here. Sunflowers had,
been planted around the field aa
camouflage.
OF
New Fertilizer Element Cures
or Prevents Yellow Top
in Alfalfa Controls
Canker in Table Beets
CORVALUS, Aug. 18. () Boron,
the distinguishing element In boric
. acid and borax, promises to become
- u valuable a fertilizer element for
certain crops 'a western Oregon a
sulfur has proved to be In eastern
Oregon, as the result of discoveries
Just announced by Dr. W. L. Powers,
head of the soils department in the
Oregon experiment station.
Both boron and sulfur are so-called
"minor" elements, so far as plant
nutrition Is conoerned, as they don't
belong to the "big three" group of
nttrogn, potassium and -phosphor
cms.
Sulfur Big Aid
When Oregon soli scientist dis
covered back In -1912 that alfalfa in
southern and eastern Oregon needed
sulfur It meant an average of a ton
more to the acre on 100,000 acres of
alfalfa in Oregon alone at trifling
oat. Now Dr. Powers has Just dem
onstrated that boron, applied in small
amounts per acre, will cure or pre
vent yellow top of alfalfa in western
Oregon which on many soils makes
the difference between a good third
rop and none worth cutting.
Dr. Powers has also Just announc
ed that boron applications have glv
i en practically complete control of
"breakdown" or "canker" in table
beets, a trouble that has become a
serious menace to the beet canning
Industry In the state. As little as 30
pounds per acre applied at the time
of the first irrigation this season
gave 08 per cent control of the cank
er, no otner treatment did any good.
This Is the first known use of boron
for this purpose.
Possible use of boron for yellow top
of alfalfa had been reported by an
astern investigator, leading Dr. Pow
ers to attempt It here. On greenhouse
alfalfa plants he cleared up the trou
ble in a few days in May, 1937
Trials Starting
Field trials were then undertaken
Which have since given startling re
sults. On the Haag Bros, farm In
Washington county boron applied 13
months ago have a third cutting this
year twice es tall and four times the
weight of untreated adjacent parts
of the field.
An application made after the sec
ond cutting on the Howard Belton
farm Just south of New Era "on July
23 of this year gave such quick re
sults that it Is easily seen from the
road the treated portions being dark
green and thrifty. The trouble shows
.up more In dry Beasons and Is at
trlbuted by some merely to dry wea-
ther.
Dr. Powers estimates that on soils
where yellow top Is prevalent grow
ers may easily add a ton of hay to
the acre In yield at a cost not to ex
ceed $1 an acre. Early spring appli
atlon on a field basis will give pro
tection at least two seasons and per
haps longer, the time limit not ye
being determined.
Maintaining a lead set up early In
its plans it has been announced from
exposition headquarters, in San Fran
Cisco, that the Shasta-Cascade build
ing at the World's Fair la nearlng
completion and will soon be ready
for interior decoration and exhibits;
being the first regional group build
ing completed.
The building, of modernistic de
sign, contains approximately 15,000
square feet of floor rpace, and Is lo
cated next to the large U. 8. Gov
ernment building and across the
street from the California State edi
fice. In order to Inspect the building
before starting the Interior decora
tion and Installation of exhibits the
Shasta -Cascade exposition commis
sion will hold a meeting In the ad
ministrative offices of the building,
September 17, when they will be giv
en a preview of the great exposition
In the making on Treasure Island.
Members of the commission from
Jackson county are Ralph Billings
and A. H. Ban well,' who are expected
to attend the meeting.
GAMBLING IN KLAMATH
SPAWNS FORGED CHECKS
KLAMATH FALLS. Aug. 18.p)
Circuit Judge Edward B. Ashurst, in
giving a charge to the county crand
Jury today, asserted there is a dlfin
lte link between (gambling and the
many forgery and bad check cases
here.
He said a study showed that 71
per cent of the bad check and forgery
eawa In his court since he assumed
office four years ago could be at
tributed directly to the need for cash
to pay gambling debts.
BOY BURNS TO DEATH
PLAYING WITH LAMP
MARSHFTELD, Aug. 18. yp Mis
taking gasoline for kerosene while
playing with a lamp in the yard of
his home at Bridge, Rodney h. Far
mer. 7, son of Mr. and Mrs. Helmei
J. Farmer, was fatally Injured by an
explosion today.
His mother, hearing the child's
screams, extinguished the flames by
wrapping him In a blanket, but he
had been too severely burned before
she eould reach him.
Weather.
Northern California: Fair tonight
and Friday but. overcast night and
morning on the coast; slightly warm
er in tue central portion Friday;
light to moderate northwest wind off
the court.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Friday,
but occasional cloudiness near the
coast: cooler In Interior of southwest
portion tonight: warmer in Interior
Friday; moderate northwest wind off
the coast.
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