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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1930)
TAGE TEN THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OKEGON Tlmmhiy, Aujnwt 11, 19.M 'COW TESTING I ' JULY REPORT GIVEN OUT f Thirty Herd on Test in Month, 753 Cows ;20 c Sold For Beef Earl A. Gardner, tester, and J, E. storm, secretary, at the Klanv aih Cow Testing association. yes terday Illed tba following report for the month ot July: Number ot nerds on test, SO; aumber com enrolled, 753; o( which 60 are dry. Total produc tion milk, 692.1(1 pounds; (at, i:,15; number ot 40-pound ton, 1(7; average 22 per cent. rroductiou, milk, 7(7 pounds; (at 10.4. High herd ot over 20 cows be longed to 11, J. Ttckuor, Laugell aliey; 24 JerBeys, giving average : pounds milk and JJ. tat. High herd 12-21) cows belongs to K. T. McLaughlin, 14 liolsteins, giving average 1246 pounds milk. 42 4 (at. lilgb herd under 12 cows, belonga to L. E. hyers, lied breeds, six cows, averaging pounds milk and 33.1 (at. SO Cows Sold Two high cows (or the month belonged to E. T. McLaughlin, named Novena, giving im pounds ot milk and el.4 pounds lat. Novena Is a 6-year-old Hoi stein. Sarah, the second high cow. belonged to II. J. Tioknor, and gave 1411 pounds milk and .77. 6 pounds (at. She Is s 5-: car old Jersey. Twenty cows were found to be unprofitable producers and were old (or beet during the month. Three cows were sold (or dairy purposes out o( the association. The third high cow belonga to It. Klatt. her name being Pretty Ctrl, a S-year-old Jersey, giving 1228 pounds o( milk and 71.5 pounds (at. 4-Veer-Olds r rod ace The other two mature cows Biaklug over u pounds (at durlug the month are: Bones, owned by (.has. Drew, a 9-year-old Hoi stein, giving IfiH pounds milk and (8.8 (at; Kicker, owned by Kd Briscoe and son, a 7-year-old liolaleln. giving 1761 pounds o( milk aud S3. 4 lat. The (lve 4-year-olds making 45 pounds (at are: F. C. bishop, owner, Sally, a Jersey, giving 1U97 pounds milk, 3.5 (at. itavina, owned by J. E. Storm, Holsteln, giving 1862 pounds milk, 62.1 pounds (at: Giraffe, owned by H. J. Ticknor. a Jerxey, gave 1246 pounds milk. 39. s pounds (at; Uuichy, owned by 11. Wilson, a Jersey, gave 1063 pounds milk, bs.i pounds (at; Topsy. a Hoi stein, owned by M. L. Kerguson. gave lalo pounds milk, &,.4 pounds fat. Two ami Three Years The five highest 3-year-olds making over 4U pounds were lilacky, a Holsteln-Jersey mixed owned by F. C. Bishop, gave 1147 pounds milk, 51.6 (at; Bob, Holsteln. owned by R. Klatt, gave 1448 pounds milk. 50.7 pounds (at; Bess, a Holsteln. owned by H SI. Mallory, gave 1283 pounds milk and 48.8 pounds (at; Ruby 2nd, a Holsteln, owned by C. V. Lewis, gave 15M pounds milk. 48.2 pounds (at: Baby, a Jersey, owned by Lewis Botens, gave 1085 pounds milk and 46.7 (at. The (ive highest 2-year-olds making 35 pounds (at were: Pearl 2nd, a purebred Holsteln, owned by J. E. Storm, gave 1820 pounds milk and 58.2 pounds (at; Jersey No. 9. owned by Ivan Bnell, gave 846 pounds milk arw, 53.3 pounds (at; Snowball, a Hoistein, owned by Ray Loosley, gave 1.161 pounds milk and 51.7 pounds (at; Jersey, owned by Lewis Botens, gave 1110 pounds milk, and 5v pounds (at; Maggie, a Guernsey, owned by H. M. Mallory, gavo 1240 pounds of milk, and 49.6 pounds (at. . LONG AIR RIOE BERLIN. One of the longest airlines ever contemplated In Eu rope Is that being planned by the German Lufthansa between Ger many and China. The route, it Is thought, will run through Mos cow. Manchuria, and Into China. Russia is said to want the ground organisation In Russia to be in stalled at Germany's expense. AGRICULTURE ENTERS MACHINE AGE t .... .. ... ... Science, Tractor and Combine Make for Bigger and Better Farms WASHINGTON, Aug. 1,. (N KA) Science and machinery hare become allied to aid the cause of agriculture to the ex tent that the trend is toward large (arms and improved pro duct. In the U. S. Department ot Agriculture' 1030 learbook ot Agriculture, Secretary ot Agri culture Arthur .M. Hyde reports: "American (arm workers us ing mechanical power sow pro duce (rom two to (lve time as much as similar worker in the older countries of Kurope. Though all part of the country have been affected more or less by this technical progress, the western grain-growing areas hare been affected most. ".Mechnical power I rapidly replacing horsepower In heavy work such a plowing aud disk ing Id all part of tho country, and In the laat few year ma chinery has become Important (or cultivating row crop and for grain harvesting." New machinery I being devel oped by agrlceltuial engineers ARM NEWS HOW TO RAISE POULTRY By Dr. U O. LeGear, V. S., Si. Louis, Mo, Dr. LeCear is graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College, 1892. Thirty-sis years of veterinary practice on diseases of live stock and poultry. Eminent authority on poultry and stock raising. Nationally known poultry breeder. Noted author and lecturer. Kdltor Nola; Tula la aaoilisr stui ill a us ot SI altfi lve oil pwuilry iMUiua riufii lu in wei, afcowb UmUuuI uouiujt auiuolltjr Ul. U L). UUtf. V. &, ot bL Uttui lbs IIU1V sllv Will aupr lu tills lMipl. Our IMdIS ! uisd IV i mU inciu uailuii aud cup tasoi uut for lulul rlruu. AltTHIK XI. Ml Mechanical Stepmothers For Cnicks This Article Should Help the Ik'. gtnnrr .Materially In Ihoosiiig ho Type w( Artificial llroosl In .Must Suitable- lu Ills lll dli tdual Itctiuirvnii'nta. Or. of the penalties of being regarded as an authority on any thing is having to answer all sons of questions more or leas closely related to your specialty, one ot the many questions that 1 am called upon to answer quite fre quently is, "What type of artifi cial brooder do you cousidt-r best?" To this 1 invariably reply that there "is no beat system and no best device. Any of tho de vices and systems now in genera use will give satisfaction if the manufacturers' Instructions are carefully followed. A brooding system should be so arranged that it ran be easily cleaned and disin fected: It should be uuardeH against (Ire; it should be able to develop high temperature and distribute heat evenly; it should be easily ventilated. Tho terms brooder and borer are rather loosely used by many people, speaking strictly, a hover is that part ot the brooding ap paratus which confines heat to a place and to which the chicks have access (or warmth. It is usually a circular metal canopy shaped to deflect heat downward onto the backs, of the chicks. Just as it would come from the body of a hen. It is sometimes adjustable to various heights and Is quite often surrounded by a slit cur tain to confine more of the beat to the area beneath It. Many types of heating plants are used. A kero-ene burner Is the most common (orm, although coal, gas, hot water and electricity are also used to (urnish brooder heat. If an oil burner Is used It should be so constructed that the (lame cannot easily be blown out or smothered and there should be some provision (or the easy escape of (umes into the open air as they are very harmful to yonng chicks. With coal heaters it is also neces sary to have a good draft. Small portable lamp hovers hav ing a capacity for from 50 to 100 chicks are deservedly quite pop ular as they are small and are easily carried about. They are easily cleaned, simple to regulate and offer little (ire hazard if or dinary precautions are observed. j Msda "g'wf k gasf k VsT 0 Ranting ROCK GARDENSSSS" " """" " BY' DR. VICTOR LL.MSDKN Bureau of Plant Industry, - S. Department ot Agriculture A rock garden on a steep bank often makes su'h an incline more attractive, if you have a sloping area that is difficult to keep in grass, a rock garden may solve your problem. A rock garden is seen at its best when it (unctions as past of the general garden scheme. To construct such a garden use Dative stones and. If poss ible, expose the weather-beaten surface. As a rule the drain age problem on an Incline Is one of retaining moisture rather than getting rid of exces wat er. Consequently, to con.-jrve rainfall It is desirable to place all rocks with their uppermost surfaces sloping back into the constantly. With the Invention of the tractor to pull (arm ma chinery there has been develop ed the huge grain, combines. planters, plows, diskera, ha: low ers and spreaders. Without tractors under old conditions one man co- 'd culti vate (rom 30 to 60 acres ol corn. With a tractor and power cultivator, however, e q u 1 pped (or four-row cultivation, one man can cultivate (rom 160 to 200 acres, the Yearbook reports. Tractor Double 1' early Proof that farmers are adopt ing machinery extensively is the increase lu the number ot trac tors In recent years. In 1917, tne report states, 62,700 were produced. This wes double the productlou of 1916, hut less than halt the number produced iu 1918. In 1928 the number ot tractors turned out was 853, 000. The use of machinery has tended to increase the acreage cultivated by (armors. From IBIS to 11117 .Montana had about 33,000. wheat, farmers, They are usually circular in shape. A centrally located lamp is sur rounded by a metal drum which carries the heat up against a inetal canopy which detlecta the heat downward. The canopy usually surrounded by a curtain to confine the heat and slits lu the latter allow the chicks to cume aud go as they please. Large stove brooders are In quite general use aud hara much to coinmeud them. In principle, they are much like the portable brooders mentioned abovo excep: thai they omit tho luuer drum and tho surrounding curtain. As tlicy radiulo heal over quite an cxtenstre area gradually decreas ing in intensity with tho distance it travels, the chicks can laid al most any degree o( heat they wish. With this type of hover poullrymen can take care of iuOO chicks or more. A plan which offers many ad vautagea to the poultry-man la the Colony Brooder system. A large hover or brooder of from St'O to 500 chicks is placed iu the center ot a colony house aud a temporary fence ot one-inch netting is put around it to keep the chicks from scattering. The site ot the en closure la increased (rom time to Hum as they grow and need more room. The advantages of this plan are obvious. If disease de velops, (or Instance, It can be confined to one colony house, or in case of (Ire. only one brood of chicks will be destroyed. The col ony houses used are of the regu lar type familiar to all practical poultrymen. There is a comparatively new system of brooding called the "battery brooding system" that 1 have seen in operation in several states, and in most ot cane Is giving satisfaction lor the produc tion ot early brooders, etc. Those bane: lea are made up ot compart ments about 3 by 4 feet and (our to six of these are usually built on top of each other. The floor ot each compartment Is made of -Inch mesh wire and about two inches beneath the wire Is a gal vanised pan which catches all droppings and Is removed and cleaned every morning. About 100 chirks are put In each com partment at the start hut the number Is reduced as the chicks grow. When the chick are old enough to determine the sex, the pullets are usually put out In regular brooder room and raised for layers while the cockerels are left in the batteries and grown as rapidly as possible for broilers. In Texas and In other southern states, electricity is the usual heat in the batteries, while farther north hot water heating systems are usually Installed. The advan tages of this system are the small space required and the sanitary measures afforded by the wire floor in the battery compart ment. (Copyright. 1930. By Dr. L. D.J-eGear. V. S.) sLsb A2smLU sr Pointers Copy XnturnI Gardens In arranging the rocks, copy roughly locations when plant are growing native among out cropping ot stones. Notice also the proportion of stone and soil areas that are exposed. Arrange the rocks to form pockets (or good soil In which plants can develop a vigorous root system. If the existing soil on which the rucks are set Is not' rich it should be replaced by good garden soli. Variety of Plants for Garden By consulting the catalogues of various plantsmen offering rock garden plants, the garden er can select those which will ap peal to his fancies and prove suitable subjects for the loca tion where they are to be used. many of them operating half- sections or small lurms. Today that number has decreased to nearly 14,000. These are handling more land and produc ing as much as the 3o,000. "New type Of Implements for cultivating summer (allow have helped to increase the size of (arms In the plains and in the mountain state ot the west, the secretary reports. "Ono of these Implements Is called the 'duckfoot.' Some wheat growers in Washington substitute this for the plow. One farmer, using 16-borse teams on 12-foot duckfoot cultivators. Is able to farm 1600 acres a man. Another new implement that Is gaining In popularity Is the one- day disk summer-fallow culti vator, which permits a more effective cultivation and results In better yields." Combine I Big Aid Ono of the most valuablo farm machines Is the harvester-thresh- known as the combine. To show the value ot this machine the secretary sites the instance New Marketing Method of Lambs Is Successful CORVALI.IS, Aug. 1'.. (VP) A new method of marketing lambs which is being tried out in Vtilon, Baker aud Wallowa counties glvea promts to prov ing a profitable veulure to the grower. The first shipment from I'nion county netted on and one halt cents a pound over the lo cal price. The plan calls tor a cooper tlve shipment with the , lamb from each flock selected. By making several selections during the marketing sea -u, practUally all the lambs are put on the market Just when they are "ripe" and results In "top" price in most Instances. The lamba are chosen by a local committee ot grower As sisted by the county agent uud II. A. Llndgrvn, extension live stock specialist at the state coll ege. About 4000 lamba have al ready been sold by this mc'hod and from eight to 10 thou huU will be marketed this aeason. FEDERAL FARM FACTS Of great aid to farmer will be the summer aeries ot agricul ture! outlook reports to bo Issu ed by tho V. S. Bureau of Agrl- ultural KcohCMic during t u e next tbruo mouths. .The reports will present statistical data uu the domestic and foreign tarni comniodity situation, and ana lyse the various (actors Influenc ing agricultural t iracts. These will aid farmers in adjusting their planting and meeting mar ket conditions. In an effort to develop an effective tutnigaut. scientist of the V. S. Department ot Agri culture have experimented with 300 different compound to treat insect-infected grain, food, car pets and clothing. More thau . . test were made and about 100.000 Insects killed in the course ot experimenting. According to the latest table Issued by the V. S. Department of Agriculture, there are now 962 counties in the Vnited Slates having cattle free from bovine tuberculosis. More than 20,000,000 cattle have been test ed In the country, and about 2.- ziz.ooo are now on the waiting list to be tested. Provisions for cold storage In the I'nl ted State increased 60,- 48,280 cubic feet over the two years ending October, 1929, the b. department of agriculture reports. At that time 1,40V cold torage concern operated build ings having about 728,594,833 cubic (eet ot (pace. The V. S. department of agri culture has succeeded In ataud- ardizing more than 60 (arm com modities in the last 15 years. This means that (oods, (eeds and fibers are graded according to quality through the use of stand ards supplied producers by the government. The standards meet the modern merchandising re quirements ot sorting commodi ties according to quality. WOODEX TKAIX HKCL9 LONDON London's tube rail ways are experimenting with wooden wheels for trains. These wheel are to replace the noisy metal ytpe. and have given won derful results so far. They are built up like alrplano propellers, of layers and layers of thin wood. Spruce is used in each layer. Moisture or heat does not effect the wheels. rock garden also provides a place where native plants can be raised successfully. Theso suggestions d.-l only with the construction of a small rock garden, but the samo gen eral procedure applies to larger ones. If you contemplate bulld- ng such a garden, midsummer a very good time. It will then be ready (or (all planting. of Kansas. In 192G, 30 per ceut of the state wheat crop was harvested by this machine, more than 8200 ot them bvlng used. In 1028 Kansas used 20, 000 combines. The automobile and truck bus greatly aided the farmer. They have opened up the country and new markets (or him. In some Instances, the secretary reports, use ot the automobile or truck saves two-thirds of the farmers time In delivering bis products. "A recent study shows that before the I n t r o d u c t Ion ol trucks the market points used by a certain group ot farmer averaged seven miles from the farm. After the Introduction ol trucks the average distance to market points was 18 miles." Science Take a (bind Science's part In the improve ment ot agriculture has been a large ene. Science had a large part In the development of the machinery. It has vcrfected disease-resisting plants by Inter breeding. It has developed a toxin (or bovine tuberculosis. bath for animal posts, sprays for - plant insects, nmut treat 1U LATEST NEWS PORTLAND, Aug. 14. (AIM All grades of butter were ad vanced le at the Pnrtluud Pro duce Kxehango today. - Kxirus were quoted at 37a, ataiidniits at 3ii-. prime first at 35c and firsts at 32c. lluticrfai at the same time stepped up 1c to 3 7c delivered I'ocilaud. The advances followed similar advances by California dealers The rise was more because ( I his than of any brisk local de mand The egg market was steady with I r oilo reported good. CA'nt.K: Receipts 1 no, calves 70. Talking uround steady lkH.S: Receipts 200, Killing cusses steady. MIKhT: Receipt 1000, In uiliug 270 on contract. Looks steady. BUTTER: Cent higher. Cubes. extras, il.c; stwiilurda. ;tc; prime (Irsts, 35c: - first. J2c. Creamery prices: Ptluts 3c over cube standards. MILK: lliui-rtut rent higher. Raw milk 1 per ceut), sn.JO 2.40 ct. delivered 1'ortlund, less 1 per cent; gradu U milk, 2.65. liutterlat, delivered Port land. 37c. EGGS: Steady, unchanged. Poultry, country meats, onions, potatoes, wool, Hills, hay, cas ara bark aud bops, steuoy and unchanged. hi (.Alt (sacked basis):. Steady. Cane, fruit or berry, I 80 per cwt.; beet sugar, 11.60 cwt. FLOVR (city delivery prices): Steady. Fuinily paten's, 4: t.o; whole wheat. 4Hs, (5. To. grubaui, 40s, (j.4o; bakers' hard wheat, t)Ss, (S.Su; bakers' Uluo stein pairum. ass. Jli.su; pastry flour, 4s, 16.10. E-cplosion Kills Two Coal JMinen PRINCETON. 11. C. Aug. 14. (AP) Two miners were known to have been killed and 4S others entombed by au explosion and cave In in tho Illakebiirn coal mine ot the Coalmont Collieries, Ltd., at Coalmont near here, last night. One man was brought out alive while the bodies ot two others were recovered by rescue parties clearing away the dobrla 300 feet back (rom the mine entrance. The identity ot neither the man brought out alive nor ot the vic tims was known here. WAS HARD TO UKT LONDON. The Kpplng (Ire brigade worked harder pumping water there recently than It ever did at a (ire. A burglar broke into an Kpplng mansion and made away with a quantity of valuable plate. When pursued, he threw the silver In a pond. Klremen were called lo pump the water out of the pond so the plate could be recovered. Burning Feet New Way (o Knd Distress In SiO Minutes. THE K.Vr.l.lSH M AT If you want to Instantly re lievo weary. Inflamed, burning feet yon must first REMOVE THE CAUSE. And the general cause of most foot troubles Is harmful acids and poisons which accumulate In tne tens of thousands of foot pores which only the Oxygon In uaaox can rorce out. Immediately rid your no res of these trouble-maker by aoaklng your (eet (or 20 minutes in a wonderfully soothing, cleansing. revitalizing It ad ox Koothulh. xou 11 be astonished at how mar- velously soothed and cooled your feet will be walk all next day with greatest com(ort! Radox is Kuurnnteed to give anyone (lawless (eet or money back and that means painful feet sweaty feet corns, bun ions and callouses. Get Radox at Whitman Drug Co., or any drug storo. Read directions Adv. ments, belter seed, better .poul try, higner-pr.diicliig cow aim purebred bull. i'ertlliiers appropriate for soil conditions have b.;u dovcloped by science. Wuys to cheek soli erosion, protect timber stands store vegetables, eggs meats and dairy products are all fruits ot scientific endeavor. "A safo and plentiful food supply Is the (ouudutlon ot peace and prosperity und the object ot the research functions of the federal Department of Agriculture an dthe state ex periment stations," asy A. K. Woods, director ot scientific work of the U, S. Department of Agriculture. "Great advances have been possible along the line ot reduc ing the various aspects of agrt culture to a more scientific basis, especially through the utilization of botany, soology, chemistry and phytii a. This alone has more than doubled our potential food supply and Is our main hopo for the (uluro when world popu lu' 'oiis Iiiivh greatly Increased, and we aro not worri ed about temporary surpluses." OF MARKET Warden's Daughter in Movies Long famili.ii villi stupes. 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