Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 09, 1955, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextBrucellosis Control ' Program Studied By County Livestock Men Jackson aounty beef cattle growers have taken a federal brucellosis control program un der advisement and expect to reach a decision on accepting it at the annual meeting of the Jackson County Stockmen's as sociation in February. The brucellosis, or Bang's dis ease, control program was out lined here this week at a meet ing held in the county court house. The session was called at the request of, M. E. Knicker bocker, chief of the animal in dustry section of the state de partment of agriculture, Salem, Program Outlined The control program was out lined by Dr.'A. G. Beagle, vet erinarian in charge of the U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry in Portland, and Dr. K. J. Peterson, veterinarian for the state depart xnent of agriculture. The two men are scheduled to speak again at the Stockmen's associa tion meeting in February. The proposed program, under which the federal government would bear all expenses, would be voluntary on the part of the individual stockmen, it - was pointed out. The individual own er would be allowed to test none, part, or all of his herd. One Restriction 5 The only restriction would be that if any 'animals in the herd reacted to the , test, ' the owner would have to dispose of them. However, they could be held separately for an agreed period of time to allow the owner to obtain best possible conditions of disposal. . ' Another provision of the plan would be vaccination, paid for by the federal government, of any heifer calves between 6 and 12 months of age. The program also includes indemnity to own ers of up to $25 per head of com' mercial unregistered stock, and up. to $50 a head for purebred registered stock. County Zones Zones would be set up by the county court, with a veterinarian assigned to each zone. It was notei, for example, that with the five veterinarians now op erating in Jackson county, the county would be divided into five zones. It would be possible for the veterinarian assigned to any one zone to ask one of the other veterinarians to work with a herd if that should prove to be desireable. The veterinarians doing the work would be paid $2 per herd, plus 50 cents per animal vac cinated. Although the final decision on accepting or rejecting the plan on a countywide basis is up to members of the county court, they indicated at the meet ing that they will wait until members of the Stockmen's as sociation . reach a decision, and will then abide by that decision, Veterinarians Attend Among - those attending the meeting were the five veterinari ans, including Dr. George Git- zen, Dr. K. C. Farley, and Dr, Stanley Philips, all of Medford; Dr. M. E. Haniwalt, Central Point, and Dr. Walter W. Weller, Ashland. Members of the Stockmen's association in attendance were Henry Owens, Ashland, presi dent; Herb Carlton, Prospect, vice-president; Jim Miller, Med ford, Warren Bayliss, Medford, Frank Preston Jr., Applegate, and Ike Peil, Shady Cove, direc tors, and W. L. Stewart, Ash land, and Marcus Dey, Prospect, members; Buadtr January 8, 1858 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRISUSS-lfXSS On The Side By E. V.Durling ,(Datribute4 by Kiaa Futures Sradicate, Inc.) Farewell, ungrateful traitor! . Farewell, my pferjured twain! Let never Injured creature Believe a man again. The pleasure of possessing Surpasses all expressing. But tis too short a blessing . And love too long a pain. Q Drvden. A strange situation has de veloped in the world of airwave entertainment. It was expected television would sound the death knell of the rqdio and seriously cripple the motion picture thea ter industry. However, since the advent of television the number of radio broadcasting stations has increased. There . are now 3,122 active radio stations in this country. In comparison, the num ber of television stations is sur prisingly small. There are only 408 television stations. Also, since the coming of television tthe seating capacity of the coun try's film theaters has been in creased. - ' -Talking Turkey How about your holiday tur key? Was it up. to the standard? A good turkey is hard to find nowadays. But I don't know why. Has a new type of feeding been introduced? Or a method of turkey raising that produces a larger bird but a less tasty one? , Dangerous Drunks Number of automobile acci dents , caused by drunken driv ers continues to increase. No wonder. There are too 'many retail liquor outlets at the side of the nation's highways. Also, too many drivers don't know when they are inebriated. Even two or three highballs can make an automobile driver much more reckless than he should be for safety of himself and others. Get It Right 1 Continually made arc erro neous statements and claims as to the opening bill of that mecca of the vaudeville of yes teryear, the Palace Theater, New York. Get it right. The opening bill of the Palace, week of March 24, 1913, was: 1 Overture. 2 The Palace Girls. 3 Hy Mayer. 4 EdWynn&Co. Northwest Growth In 20 Years Seen Portland (U.R) The popula tion of the Pacific Northwest will increase by 50 per cent within the next 20 years, accord ing to the director of area de velopment for the Stanford Re search Institute. S Charles L. Hamman, in a speech here before the Oregon Building Congress, said the pres ent 5,000,000 population of the Northwest states would grow to 7,800,000 by 1975. He cited three reasons for the forecast: The Northwest is the last frontier for migration from the east and middlewest favor able climate, and "amenities" such as recreational facilities. Hamman asserted that North west winters are growing less severe and he predicted that more and more industries would locate in the region because in dustrialists and workers alike would be attracted by the mild climate and the opportunities for outdoor activities. 5 The Eternal Waltz. 6 The Four Vanis. 7 Taylor Holmes. 8 Milton Pollock & Co. 9 Ota Gygi. 10 Exit March. Lengthy Ladies Discussing the claim that long legged women make 'the best dancers, a lengthy lass of Cali fornia, who is 5 feet 10, says her leg measurement from floor to hip line is thirty-seven inches. She wants to know if that is a -record for -long legs among women. I regret we haven't this information in our files. I have asked our Horses and Women experts to do something about it. Sidelights Another celebrated person, who would never have seen, the light of day if her parents had limited their family, was Sarah Bernhardt, whose real name was Rosine Bernard. She was the eleventh child of her parents' fourteen children. . . . It was Marlene Dietrich who observed: "The average man is more inter ested in a woman who is inter ested in him, than he is in a woman with beautiful legs." Asides ':- Favorite dinner of Lauritz Melchior, operatic tenor, is "on ion soup, one and a half pound sirloin steak, Idaho baked po tato, peas, string beans, ear of corn, tomato salad, strawberry shortcake, a quart of burgundy and a long, strong Havana cigar." . . . . One of the first of the many best selling books with "how to" in the title was that classic volume of advice to bachelors "How to Woo and How to Win" which was published in Glasgow, Scotland, just about one hundred years ago. Nine out of 10 fur -coats sold in the United States are made inside a' five-block area bound ing Seventh Avenue in New York. GO SHD for years I 'HI "I had trouble with irregularity for years. I tried almost every land of lax ative without much help. 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