.Wednesday, January 21, 19.11
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGOM
PAGE FIVU
L J. RUST
TELLS WHAT
GAS1ANS
Comfort and Convenience
Shown By Representa
tive in Charge Mere
t
nr i.ons j. m t
I,nrwl Representative, Natural
(Mia Corporation of Orrcmi.
All th con. forte and notivatil
encea of modern gaa aervli will
niran ao much In thla commun
ity, that all ittsldanla ara urged
In tek early advantage e( Ihla
rw luol.
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LOl'lrt J. Ill ST
And nn matter whether It ba
Tor conning, lor heating your
born". building, utflra or church
hnatlng Meter, rwfi Igerallna m
any nr tbn many other use, you
VIII rind aa t ho purled fuel.
j.coxomk ai, ti y.i,
And because i i economical.
It will add bul h In the comfort
and convenience of yynr homo.
It will An away with dust, dlrl
and aahcii, and Hit attrndunl
l-ihnr elat ner.iiary lu the
Ufa of other find.
Natural g la all heat there
I no want; It la rcliutii. nHv
rind liirmisli uti'lci around ln.ilna
ptotetf flout the element: It la
-.iy In control and will deliver
lly Ihu am mm I nf hf.it called
I.e.
It give bent without Waiting.
and doe automatically work
which formerly needed human
eltott.
J I.1MIN ri:-t i.ri-K,
Today took nec( nut wall
for ttin rirn to get hoi h may
!ut her r.ikn In the iirrn, ai-t t tit
regulator at tlm do.ired degree
and know aha I not dependent
ni Imk for result. Inmilatid
map, dimed lop, rounded cor
iirra. 1treou mume) and heat
regulators all innirlhuto to the
atlafnctlon nf better rooking.
In.lsnlanrnii and automatic
faa hcatr.l wutrr It tha it Is lial
VP n( modern li il water upply
W.inn. and computed to the con
venience and Joy ti gives with
Ih.t ot other arid lea, lla coat It
very reasonable, one a man.
woman cir child bna triad tha
tremendous rnnvcnlonce or In
a'aat hot water, tliay will never
lia without it.
IMT UK AT H VHTKM
heat la on In an tiiNtant
and off J imt aa quickly. Single
room may b heated hy a new
unit evstem. Thla effect aul
atantlal aronomla. Thar ar
many klndaot ia haatlnf aquln
mrnt which may hrat an rntlra
lioina nr ainall apaca.
(iaa hfiit la an rontrnllablo that
you ran act a thi'rmntat and
cli-pand on aaa to tin Ihn rM.
Thla almpln d"vlc will turn Ihr
hat on 2n mlnutr hrfnrn tha
alarm rint". tinting up and
findluc a warm Iiiumi la raal
Jny.
And mora than this, iaa will
ba nf malarial aid In tha futura
davalopmant nf thla rnmmunlty.
both from a rnmmarclal and
boma-ownhn atandpnlnt thoaa
rnntamplniltia: conun haratollra
will coniild'r aronomlcal fan
arrvlca In miiklm thalr darlnlon.
and tha hiirlnaa man wltl ba
Itlnd to rniiHldor gnu In
Work a wall.
hi i.
QcleraL
E4CTS
Pour fluid offlcra for handling
loana In fnnnari In drntiKht and
alorro atrlckcn Hrmi lu tlin rnlliul
Hliitaa arn to ho opened liy Ihn l!.
ti. dapnrtment of uKriciilturo.
Thxy will hn niiened nt SI. Loula,
Mnmphla, tinind Korki. N. I)., and
ViithlnKlon, li. I.'. Auullcalloni
(or loana rhould be madr nt lhee
01 (lien.
Attar 15 youra nf Work In bar
harry piadkalion lu Ihn wheat
holt, raaultn am helnit nnllceil,
Thn U. 8. (tapartmnnt of iinrlrul
lura aatltnatad Unit Ihla dlnrna
dealroynd 50,1 OO.niHl huahcla nf
wheat during tha rlral flvn yenra
r tha work. 2,0"0,n(i(l tho him
ond fly yenri, and only ll.lioo,
ooii from 10J6 to 1 9 It.
Karmers niit't cut production
rot If thev are to continue In
1!M1 attccrsfully, the I!. S. hit
mni of agricultural economics ad
Tlavs, Value of cropa produced In the
United tlales In 1330 declined
more th.au two billion dollars un
do that of 1IIJ0, V. . depnrt
tnont of agriculture flgurea ahow.
The vain In )!Hi wis ubotit
fit, '.'75.0011,11011, while Hint In
1039 was 111,676, Oi'0. 000.
WKHT CIIKSTKU, I'a. Wll
llnm II. I,n in horn was good to
his employes, and thny derided to,
buy him a stirt. Lamhorn wna
going to construct a drlvoway to
thmikht they would have this
driveway laid, without him know
ing It, as a present. It took
seven Ions of stone and conir-nt
to complete, tlm Jul).
STORM NEWS a
Woman
aaa
'Louisiana's Mary'
0 VT.A Rartlra
BATON ROUGE, I.a., Jan. tl
Agriculture In lrfiulalana la on
batter foundation today than
It waa fy ynare aio. daaplte tha
hualnaaa dapraaalon, and H'a ell
due to a woman. Mary Mima.
atata rnmmunlly onanlrar.
Loulilanaa Mary," aa ana m
affartlonatley known throughout
tha atale. haa rfrlclnntly organ
lied 200 rnintntinltlea an that tha
living alatidarda of larmara havo
barn ral-ed and thalr Incomn
have ben atnadlly mounting a
tha reault nr a-lentlllc knnwl
da or agriculture liven them
by Mla Mima.
Dhn waa born and reared nn
a plantation In north I.nulalana
Hha taught ai hnol for 1 yaari
eftur alio graw up, and than de
cided to bvcomo a community
uraaiilter.
Hhu heard nf a 'Inn In Den
mark along aimllur lluna. and
Joutnuyed to that rountry t"
miner Information, Hhn retul li
ed to I.nulnlatia and M't up her
plan of organizing, receiving au
thority from tha elate and aa
aumlttg aula control.
VIHIT4 KAt'll fOMMI'MTV
Her plun la almpta. Kvnry clt-
lien nt each community la In
cluded In the program. Monthly
meeting) ar bald In each canter,
at which Mlaa Mima taken
charge. Theaa meeting are
apnnanrnd by the Loulnluna Furm
llureati and Htate KxteiiDion de
purimeni. Kach Kiinmutilly
wnrka out lta own objective ac
cording to lla roiilre iiipnla.
Proaranm havo a threefold
puiponn bualneaa or economic,
ilvie and health, and eol:il,
with a aplrltual them woven
throughout.
In the flrat connection, Ml
Mima alda In nraanli'ng the com.
munliy work for grading of farm
and dairy product, and organic-
Vrinry Coll. 1890.1 hlrty-Jabt Tn of I
f veterinary nra. fcmlnmt anlhurttT on illnans and 1
Veterinary Coll. 189. Thirty-iabt yea
4erlnarv work. Umlnent aulhurltv on ul
Wkii NT eUlry ana, other Irraatoek, and ponltr. Matloiaally .
known haStine, writer and eotHnr.
AKTItl.K XV
CALVES BECOME
STURDY COWS
ON SKIM MILK
Modern Method of Kcedlng Kn-
aide Dairymen to Iniprovo
htiindarcla by liaising Own
Htock at liow t otl
Kitlter'a Note Tata la aneihr
lory In a arle of artlcUa en
(.nlrytna written by th wall know
national dairy ana poultry authori
ty, lr. U D. L0ar, V. . of St.
tout. Mo. Th entire rlee will
appear In thla ptr. Our rnr
ar ura4 to rd thm carefully
and clip tbm out for future rIr
ace.
Th calf "Industry," If It may
he ao railed, la ono of th Ur-:
grsl In the rnunlry. It la esti
mated Hint 9. 000, ouo ralve. In
round numbers, are slaughtered
each year In order to provide!
American tables with veal, Far
mers and stockmen real lie about
ins. 000.000 In receipts (nr the
year'i crop. Added to ihlsnum-'
her ar the heller calve which
must be brought Into the world!
every year to take th place of'
the worn-out milk rows. !
Wo have discussed In previous
snides the Importance of good,
aires. Th expense In both time
and money In raising a calf It1
ton great to make th mistake of
starting with poor stock. An-j
other mistake s manv make, ea-,
peclally those who sell tho whole:
milk to dairies nr rheeso factor-
lea. Is that they buy cowa to re-'
lace the dlernrds. I mtally the
cows olfered for sale havo aomui
detects, and th danger nf Intro
ducing tuberculosis nr soma other
dlseas Into th hord 1 averj
present. I
Let us assume, then, that th
best way In enlarge and Improve
he dairy herd la by raiting our;
own culvua. Shall the call be
frit whole milk, skim milk, or
sjino Biihfttfluto for milk? We'
know now that calves raised on
skim milk. If properly handled,:
will grow Into Just as sturdy,!
healthy hellers as tllnse nursed j
by tho mothers. The whole i
quesllnn Is Hint or method. I
Tho chief difference between!
whole milk nud skim milk is the
liilllordil nr cream which has
been removed from the latter.
The wnler, protein und augur
content are piuctU-ully the snme
In both. Now fnt la not essen
tial for growth. It atippllea heat
and certain tissue necessary to
the body. The benefit that thu
growing calf gels from the fnt In
whole milk run be obtained from
corn meal or some other grain,
and at a much lower rost. tio
many records ar arnllsblo to;
prove that calvea raised on skim I
milk pitta grain and hay equal
thnso raised hy the morn expen
sive system that the question Isj
not debatable. Farmers also he-i
romo uneasy when the aklm milk
dlut does not aeem to put asj
much weight on tho nit during
the early months as tho whole
milk diet. Thnt Is to be expect-1
ed. Hut the time to compare i
results la at the end nf tho year
nr a few months after th milk
feeding period la over. Then, If
the proper aystetn has boon used,
Ihry will compete on eniml terms
III sire, utinllty and thrift.
The rulf should run wllh the
mother ono or two days, before
hand feeding begins. Tho first
uillk from the tow atler freshen
Saves State's Agriculture
Mims, Organizer, St abilizcs Farming in 200 Communities
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msssmm
Mnry Mima . lartii community oi KntilM-r fthft advlne
farmer how to nre;tnle , , , nhe lead liuudreil of voice In
Mlnglng at tier roiiiiiiiinlly fnlr.
Inf community falra which aerve
aa agenta for grading and Im
proving llvcatock and agricultur
al producta.
Through the accond and third
ing eontalna elementa valuable
to the young rair. Some dairy
men let the calvea nurse only
one or twice. A good way to
teach the calf to drink la to put
your fingers Into lta mouth and
atlrk It noe Into th pall of
milk. For th first week about
five quarts nf milk a day la suf
ficient. In three feedings. Re
member, the stomach Is small
and cannot hold much. Add a
We Are Partners
With You in Community
Welfare
The service of gas to the City of Klamath' Falls which
begins Thursday, Jan. 22, marks a turning point in the
already rapid development of this section of Oregon
With GAS, another of the modem conveniences has been put at the
disposal of the people of Klamath Falls, and gives to them a cheap,
efficient, clean "and intensely hot fuel on the same basis, that people
in metropolitan centers have been able to have GAS in the past.
GAS is strangely economical when you use a srrcat deal of it. The
more GAS consumer uses, the cheaper becomes tho cost per cubic foot
used. Therefore, if you uso gas for cooking only, it is economical, but
it becomes cheaper still if you will use it for heating water and it
becomes still cheaper if you use it for househeating as well.
UNLIKE OTHER FUELS, the CONSUMER PAYS FOR ONLY WHAT
HE USES. When you turn the jet on your gas appliance, your costs
ceaso.
NATURAL GAS CORPORATION OF OREGON has come to Klamath
Fulls to be a part of the community to grow and develop with you.
Your problems have besome our problems we are partners in com
munity welfare.
Natural Gas Corporation of Oregon is YOUR GAS COMPANY. Its
purpose is to render you a vital service to your daily and community
life the furnishing of a more economical and satisfactory means of
heat than has heretofore een known.
We urge you to bring your fuel problems, no matter how small they
may be, to the office of the company, which has been established in
Klamath Falls.
TELEPHONE OUR OFFICE and a representative will be glad to call
on you.
. You are invited to visit our showrooms, .where modern and approved.
Gas Appliances are on display.
Natural Gas Corporation
of Oregon
part nf her program alio atrive.a
to Improve the health o the
community, for heauttficaiinn of
the homn ami ptihlic grounda.
and finally ta Improve tho recre
quart the next week to the daily
amount. Klght or nine quarts a
day ir. about tho limit. Overfeed
ing Is one of tho commonest
causes of ailment. Warh and
acald the feed bucketa and feed
ing utensils every day.
For the first two or threo
weeks, mix the mother's milk
and skim milk. Gradually In
crease th percentage of akira
milk. It should be both warm
and sweet, ao aa not to up.tet the
digestion. At about four weeks
try to teed a littln grain. Lin
seed oil menl, ground oats, corn
meal, and wheat bran mixed
are used.
About this time the calves w 111
begin In rat a little hay. If li Is
placed In a rack nearby, t'ntil
three months ot age bav 1 bet
ter thsu pasture gras. t lover
or alfalfa are a little too rich.
1 would caution yon rerurdtng
ational center! of the commun
ity. AIIM IMIRVMKV
A apeclflc luatauce of Ihn good
he haa don la at Euon, In
Waahlngton pariah. Kara dairy
man waa conveying hi own milk
to the rullroad aad lonlug a lot
of time and money thereby, fihe
eatabllahed central milk ela
tion at which all farm era deliv
ered their milk, and theoomrnun
J.y proapered. It built a new
achnol, and made other public
Improvement. In additlou to
dairying, each family In the com
munity now haa an orchard and
a flock of tbe earn kind of
chicken. Khe ahowed them how,
In Nalchitocbea pariah there
are IS organiied comtnunltlts.
La it aummer a community meter
ing waa held hy Mlna Mima and
1$ coramunlllea participated in a
"community alng.-' Over 1,000
voire, thone of grandmother!
and grandfather, their children
and children' children, partici
pated. Then group from each
community competed In chorus.
Mary Mima haa a einglng
army of worker In Xatchlochea
and with tbem aha la winning
victories In co-operative market
ing, and community aenrlce.
FA IBM ARK HKK HOIIBV
If ahe has a hobby, It Is com
munity fair. These ahe calls
"Inboratorlea" where the farm
folka bring their experiments of
the year from home, school and
field to be studied In the blg
get laboratory ther Is the
community. "Here." Miss Mlms
asserts, "we teitt life."
She is well Informed on agri
cultural ronditinna throughout
the country and In Europe, hav
ing made addrostes In several
American cities and before no
bility of foreign countries. She
Is In constant demand as a lec
turer. the condition ot the ml!!: 'ed to
the youor calf. It you taks your
whole milk to the dairy and haul
the aklm milk back for feeding.
It may aour on you. Another
thing. In tha dairy process your
milk becomes mixed with milk
from other herds, and It may
contain germs. Pasteurisation
by the dsiry will avoid that. Or,
it the dairy is not equipped, do
It yourself. Heat the milk to
150 degrees Fahrenheit ana hold
it there for 30 minutes and it
will b safe. I
The most satisfactory plan is'
to have your own separator and
teed the aklm milk to the young
calf soon after it comes from the
mother.
It does not aeem necessary
here to caution you regarding
clean, dry, warm pens tor the
growing calves, and plenty ot
good drinking water. Most
OF LAMBS
Groups Show Gain
Quality and Price
Received
in
fOnVALI.IH, Or., Jan. 21
(CP) A forward step In solving-
the lamb marketing problem
ot Oregon sheepmen haa been
mad dnrlng th past year
through development of growers'
marketing organisations, accord
ing to II. A. Lindgren, extension
livestock specialist of Oregon
State College. IJndgren worked
with county agenta In fostering
thee organliatlona.
The largest pool was formed
In Union county, wher 52 car
loada of range and farm lambs
were graded and ehlppcd, bring
ing In a gross receipt of
835, with a total expense to 102
growers concerned of 1843.
This pool brought b lamb own
era 1 cents a pound or a total of
89,95 more than they wonld
have otherwise have received for
their stock.
(THERM IKK PLAN"
Other countlea taking advan
tage ot opportunities to pool
their lambs Included Wallowa.
Baker, Douglas, Coos, Curry and
Lake.
Tho Wallowa association
shipped 10.889 sheep and lambs
during tbe past season and both
this county and Baker expect
larger shipments next year. Lak
county growers shipped by both
rail and track to Sacramento and
San Francisco. Coos and Curry
sheepmen while unorganized
shipped 7,000 fat lambs hy
truck, paying 60 cents to $1 per
head for hauling. While this
aystem proved quit satisfactory,
plans are nnder way for an or
ganization to handle this year's
shipments.
INCREASE QCALITY
Development of these pooling
organizations has been tho direct
result of grading practices adopt
ed by Oregon lamb growers,
Lindgren said.
Individual farmers who sorted
their own flocks found that not
enough lam be were ready for
breeder like to have their
calves come In the fall. They
can be fed on skim milk, hay and
grain during the winter and be
ready for grass in the spring.
The weaning age Is about aix
months.
(Copyright. 1930.
by Dr. L. D . LeGeer. V. C.)
Gas Brings You
Cooking Convenience
That Will Last
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Reasonable Prices Easy Terms
Low Down Payment
See Complete Display At Our Store or Ash
Any Employee for Further, Details
Natural
market at on tlm to make up
a shipment but that by taking
th best from a larg number ot
flock at ono time, top price
could ba realised with a mini
mum of expense Poorer lamba
ar held over for fattening.
ROSKBUHO. (CP) A rounly
wld livestock association (Trl
msrlly for th purpose of mar
keting lambs hat been formed
by livestock growers ot Douglas
county. Officer of tha nev or
ganization are: L. . (jiKidhurn.
Roaebnrg, prealdent; L. E. Snlll
van. Myrtle f'reek, vlce-prenl-dent;
Connly Agent, J. C. Iedy,
secretary treasurer; W 1 1 1 a r d
Smith, Ollde; .1. K. Stanley, Ten
Mile; John Fenn, Canyonvllt;
Cecil Fcsiler, Wilbur, and Alva
Manning, Oakland, all directors.
OREOO.V CITY. (UP) Clack
amas county rapidly la becoming
known a a center for certified
seed potatoes hy California grow
ers. L, K. lialley of Alvaradoand
A. K. Barton of Niles recently
purchased two carloads ot certi
fied Burbank drop seed from the
Clackamas County Potato Grow
ers' association. These tubers
will go Into a section of Califor
nia lormerljr buying eastern
seed. Five other carloads of
seed potatoes from thla eonnty
have been sold in California and
more orders are oxpected aoon,
according to County Agent J. J.
Inskeep,
OREGON STATE COLLEGE.
Corvallis (CP) Multnomsh Is
the seventh county la Oregon to
answer demands of its home
makers and employ a home dem
onstration agent. Miss France
Clinton, recently appointed to
fill the position, was formerly
home demonstration agent at
large for the state woth offices
at Corvallis. She Is a graduate
of the College of Puget Sound
and obtained her master's degree
from Oregon State last spring.
HOOD HIVER. (UP) Reor
ganization of the Hood River
Dairy Herd Improvement associ
ation with Wasco connty co-operating,
has just been completed
for 1931 nnder direction of
County Agents W. W. Lawrence
and A, L. Marble. This will be
Wasco county's first year of
testing work but its valne al
ready has been proved to Hood
River dairymen whose herds
finished 1930 with an average
butter production of 344.37
pounds per cow.
This is the highest first year
testing average on record in the
northwest. ,
NEVADA'S CHOP VALUE
Farm products In Nevada dur
ing 1930 were valued at 88.000.
000. according to the University
of Nevada agricultural extension
service.
Gas Corporation
of Oregon
Planting
Catalogues
By Furmaa l.lojd Mutford
Bureau of Plant Industry, V. tt.
Department of Agriculture
Catalogue time la here.
When the bliszard Is raging
without, the open tire Is roaring
on th hearth, the new spring cat
alogue bring us all the glories of
next summer's garden without
Insects or dtsnaaes. This Is lux
ury. Indeed: hardly excelled by
even the realtiesof the growing
season.
Many catalogues come to most
ot us unsolicited but tt It well to
make sure that those of nearby
seedsmen and nuraeryraen are oil
hand, for these dealers are most
particular that the planta they of.
fer are first ot all adapted to local
conditions.
AVERAfiK PRODUCT
ILLC8TRATKD
Most seed and plant catalogue
are profusely Illustrated, maun
with colored pictures. Usually
these are from photographs, and
when they are colored leasonabl
effort is made to have them a
trn to life as onr Imperfect me
chanical processes permit. Natur
ally the poorest specimens of a)
type are not selected, but on th
other hand exceptionally fin
specimens not really representa
tive of the kind are also discard'
ed. When we five good cnltlva
tion and close attention to the
control of Insects and diseases,
we, too, grow catalogue sped
mens. This happens frequently,
enough so that we know It Is po
slble, but not so often but that it
is a notable occasion when such,
success crowns our effort.
CAVT GROW ALL
After browsing through all th4
good things to be found tn the
wealth ot glowing descriptions,
we shall have to sharpen our blnn
pencil and cut and cut until wn
bring the list within the reach ot
the space available and the effort
we are warranted In expending ' t
our avocation. A few of the new
things best adapted to onr condi
tions should be Included vry
year and one or two wildcat ven
tures are pardonable.
FEROCIOUS BUNNIES
Friend: You look 111.
Furrier: Yes, I dreamed thai
all the animals who go to make
my furs were standing around mjr
bed.
Friend: But you ar not afraid
of a few rabbiu? Travaso, Rome