S MEDTOHD MAIL-TRIBUNE Thusrdar. Oct. 11, 1943
1945 CORN CROP
LAST YEAR YIELD
Food Grain Production Seen
Largest In History; Sugar
Crop Increases.
Washington, Oct. 11 U.R)
Tha agriculture department to
day predicted that tha 1949 corn
crop will reach 3,078,126,000 bu
ahels. This compares with an
estimate of 3,060,095,000 bushels
made a month ago and actual
production of 3,228,361,000 bu
shel! last year.
The department said thnt na
tional crop prospects declined
slightly during September, but
total crop production still prom
Ises nearly to equal previous
banner years.
Areraae Yield Un
All crop estimates were based
on conditions as of Oct. 1.
The department said that the
average yield of corn per acre
Is likely to be 33.4 compared
with 33.2 bushels In 1944.
The combined spring and win
ter wheat crops were set at 1,-
149,829,000 bushels, compared
with 1,078,647,000 In 1944.
The department commented
that rainfall for September was
the heaviest for the month since
1928. Nevertheless, food grain
production was placed at the
largest In history and feed grain
production at the second largest.
Other Crops
Production estimates for other
crops compared with 1944:
Oats, 1,983,690,000 bushels
this year and 1,166,392,000 In
1944.
Barley, 277,246,000 and 284,
426.000 bushels.
Flaxseed, 39,899,000 and 23,
627,000 bushels.
Grain sorghums, 109,138,000
and 181,796,000 bushels.
Sov beans 106,887,000 and
192.863,000 bushels.
Potatoes, 438,395,000 and 379,
436,000 bushels.
Sweet potatoes, 89,071,000 and
71.691,000 bushels.
Tobacco, 2,036,881,000 and
1,850,213,000 pounds.
Sugar cane, 7,112,000 and ,
148,000 tons.
Suagr beets, 0,400,00 and 0,-
793,000 tons.
Hops, 95,810,000 and 47,995,-
000 pounds.
Peaches, 81,954,000 and 75
963.000 bushels.
Apples. 66,754,000 and 124,-
794,000 bushels.
GIVEN CITATION
FOR WAR EFFORT
' A citation for meritorious
service In connection with salv
age work during tha war has
been received by the Jackson
county salvage committee. The
award, presented through the
Jackson County Chamber of
Commerce, reads "In acknowl
edgement of meritorious aervlce
rendered on behalf of the na
tional war aalvaga program, this
citation la awarded to the Jack
son County Salvage committee."
The award was signed by J.
C. Krug, chairman of the war
production bourd.
Last chairman of the salvage
committee was R. A. Duff ind
othera who have served as chair
men are Wayne Jamison, now
in the army, Henry Zachariscn
and A. S. Cummins. Duff stated
that E. H. Hedrlck of Medford
and C. R. Bowman and George
M. Green of Ashland, as well as
scores of other persons, hud
rendered great service in con
nection with the various salvage
drives during the war.
PHOENIX GARDEN CLUB
MEETING POSTPONED
Phoenix, Oct. 11 The mcot-j
lng of the Phoenix Garden club
achedulcd for Friday of this
week has been canceled, officers
announce. The November meet
ing will be held as usual, the
place to bo announced lalcr.
U Mall Tribune want Ada.
AS MAGIC, SAYS
LOCAL MAGICIAN
'There's no such thing as
maglcl" declares John Eads the
magician who appeared before
the Medford Kiwanls club's
weekly luncheon-meeting at the
Hotel Holland yesterday.
"What I do Is better called
conjuring," he explained. "Con
juring Is- the art of making the
Impossible seemingly possible.
Really, I can't make a rabbit ap
pear out of an empty hat. But I
can make It seem as If I were
doing Just that. I don't object to
being called a trickster," said
Eads, "as long as It's understood
I'm a legitimate trickster." '
Explodes Old Ideas
Eads exploded many of the
old ideas on magic. "First, a
modern magician wouldn't think
of using his sleeve to aid In per
forming a trick. Besides being
Inartistic and unnecessary, the
sleeve has another serious dis
advantage. It is the first place
the audience suspects. Everyone
watches a magician's sleeves too
closely for him to get away with
anything
"Second, the hand Is not
quicker than the eye. You may
prove this to yourself. Move
your hand before your eyes as
quickly as you can. Your eyes
will be able to follow the motion
no matter how rapid it is. Third,
mirrors are rarely used by ma
gicians, although people are al
ways Imagining that every big
trick Is done with their aid. Be
sides being expensive and easily
broken, they simply are not
practical since the present day
magician appears on a brilliant
ly lighted stage. Mirrors would
cast suspicious reflections and
thus give themselves away.
Intelligent People Easy
The best proof of a person's
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THAN ANY OTHIR DIODORANT
FOR SALE
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makes food look
nd taste better
Intelligence," Bads asserts,
that he may be fooled by a ma
gician. It a impossible to mystify
mental deficients or the very
young. Such persons are Incap
able of concentration. They can
not follow a logical train of
thought. For example, a bowl of
goldfish Is laid upon a table
and then covered with a cloth.
When the cloth is removed, the
bowl Is not in sight.
The Intelligent person ap
plauds," Eads continued, "be
cause it appears that the bowl
has vanished. A child of five
would not enjoy such a trick.
The bowl would not have van
ished, so far as he was concern
ed, becajse he would have for
gotten that a bowl had been on
the table at all.
"So dont feel ashamed of
yourself when a magician fools
you. It just proves you have
common sense."
THE GRANGE
Cold Hill Grange
Gold Hill Grange met in regu
lar session Oct. 4 at Gold Hill
with Master Grey in the chair
and 31 members and three visit
ors present.
Visitors were State Deputy
Charles Wicklander and Mrs.
Lilly Wicklander, chairman of
Juvenile GVange of eastern Ore
gon, also Mrs. Walt of Live Oak
Grange.
Grange voted to change the
meeting time from 8:30 to 8.
' H. E. C. chairman asked all
ladles to attend all H. E. C. meet
ings so as to finish all quilts be
fore Christmas.
Sister Ganog read an interest
ing letter from her ion overseas.
Lecture hour was turned over
to Brother and Sister Wickland
er, who gave helpful talks.
Over 3,000 different species
and varieties of plants grow In
the Arboretum In Golden Gate
Park in San Francisco.
Chest Colds
WICKS
WVapoRub
Jews Beat British
Off With Stones
Jerusalem, Oct. 11 U.R)
Thousands of Jews armed with
clubs and stones beat off a
rtrong force of British soldiers
and police who raided the
Montcfoire quarter of Tel Aviv
today in search of a suspected
arms cache.
Ditpatches from Tel Aviv said
To Relieve Misery
Rub on Tested
CHICKEN and STEAK
DINNERS
KING'S CAFE
Owned by OTTO and
WAVE KING
Highway 89 at Talent
Come Out and See tha Bearsl
he British were ordered not to
open fire. They battled the
mob with rifle butts and fists
for 45 minutes and then with
drew without starting their
search.
Washington, Oct. 11 (UP.)
Rep. Clair Engle, D., Calif., to
day opposed a proposed cutback
in funds for the bureau of mines
which he said would result in
s shutdown of numerous re
search centers Including magne
sium pilot plants at Boulder
City, Calif., and Salt Lake City,
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