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State Launches Program
On Livestock Sanitation
SALEM. June 20 P State
Agriculture Director E. L. Peter
sun announced today hii depart
ment is launching a new pro-
fram to bring about better
ivrstock sanitary control.
Thii program, which has been
the work of many months of
studying legal codes, will be ac
complished through more com
plete enforcement of laws on
livestock auction sales stables.
Home Products
To Aid Famine
June 30 Last Day
For Bonus Requests
Farmers and ranchers in all
Oregon counties were reminded
this week that June 30 is the last
day to sign and submit their ap
plications for payment for cou-
soruu f inn itraitluvd nrtiirmawi
livestock peddler m a r k e t s, durmg 194a, larm nd range
Bang's disease and tuberculosis. ialKi conservation practices car-
Under the program, sales i niH nut durum uu iys ral-
stables must meet sanitation ' cudar year will qualify for
regulations . oeiore oeing 11- Triule-A agricultural conserva
tion payments if the operator
worked out his practice program
.in cooperation with the county
AAA committee the preceding
i spring.
Klamath county applications
censed. All cattle moving
through these establishments
will have to be tested for Bang's
disease and tuberculosis.
Peddler markets and individ
uals selling cattle also must pro-
Klamath county farm security
homemakers expect home-produced
food for the family to
help meet the world famine
emergency and lower living
costs as much as $600 this year,
indicates Clara V. Thompson,
state FSA home supervisor in
Z1!;"": .,";B;f .Su for compliance
V'X"..ZZ ?. w,,n tne requirements of the Ii
lailiuj luvfuj "
in most of the "live-at-home
programs.
Over a third of last year's fam
ily cash expenditures, or an
average of S350, was spent for
food mirchases in addition to
what was produced on the farm,
vide health certificates for each;re ting submitted to the gen-
animal unless tney are sold to it-; cra accounting office with lew
censed slaughterers. ! exceptions, according to the local
Peterson said the testing for j AAA office. Those that have
Bang's disease and tuberculosis ' not been forwarded are expected
is progressing in a "reasonably I in the next few days,
satisfactory manner," but he in-
dicated that the department
would expand the testing pro
gram. Project Explaintd
Commenting on the new live
stock sanitation campaign. Dr.
M. J. Belton. assistant chief of
the department's division of ani
mal industry, said:
Lack Of Flour
Will Slacken
Bakers will find more flour
It is our intention to insDect " ,he m"" 'ter the new crop
careiullv all sales stables imi """"
, wiuiiic.
in
Beginning Julv 1.
I millers will be permitted to
i censing statute before issuing ru,a neir im
new licenses. There undoubted- "0","1y average of wheat for
ly will be some operators who domestic use. This compares
! cannot quahfv from a sanitary w,,h " Pr cent the Present
j standpoint, and in those cases, I t,me,' Tne curre"t brd short
licenses will not be issued i ae '.n m,n-v sections of the coun
I "An important part of this en-; ul " du? j, record Prts of
tire nroeram is that whirh r. I wheat and flour to famine coun-
according to a summary of FSA : quires cattle sold to other than i "?"', "J"" the short sup-
record books, uoai oi nomc- iicenseo: slaughterers to be test-T - 7 " 1 c
makers for 1946 is to reduce ; ed and covered bv a health cer-i ben ,un,bleto o51'" enough
cash expenditures by more home- tificate before the sale is made, i wn't to mill even the 75 per
Potato Field
Inspection
Due In July
Inspection of Klamath county
potato fields entered in the 1946
seed certification program will
start about July 10, the county
agent's office anounced recent
ly. Applications for certification
service are now being taken.
Certification rules for tills year
are available on request.
Disease tolerances for certi
fied seed at the first field in
spection allow seven per cent
diseased plants, but not more
than one per cent of the plant
ing may be infected with leaf
roll.
Certification fees are $2 per
acre. One half the fee will be
refunded if a field is rejected at
the first field inspection.
A potato disease demonstra
tion planting on the Klamath ex
periment farm will be open for
grower inspection at any time
after the seed growers field day
scheduled for 1 p. m. Monday,
i July 1.
Diseases Included In the plant
ing are leaf roll, mild and ru
gose mosaic and several other
produced and home-canned food If the livestock industry of Ore-,cent,.quanm-v. Jrn"ted. A
and, at the same time, make gon is to be kept free from dis-, ,,some Dke na.ve v
more commercially - proaucea ; ease ana individual producers
food available for famine re- ' are to maintain healthy herds,
relief. Value of food produced their help and cooperation in de
on the farm for the family varies j manding health certificates on
from $135 to $600. Ia" animals purchased will be a
Several homemakers in the ! if '"0,"dSchih PK""
county purchase only food sta- Pro,j8 he health of live
ples, condiments and citrus fruits ' Bolton .
and meet all the remainder of "dect2
farm. Meat, butter, eggs and partment would ,
many vegetables ; and fruits for . by viewjng eir work
family use can be produced on .
most farms, and some farm wo
men bake bread at home. Freez
er lockers can now be secured
in most communities and greatly
increase possibilities of having a
year-round supply of fresh meats,
fruits and vegetables.
Most family gardens are al
ready up and FSA homemakers
are taking inventory of their
jars and testing pressure cookers
in anticipation of canning early
vegetables, fruits and berries.
Newest extension service bul
letins on gardening, canning and
freezing can be secured by bor
rowers at the county agent's office.
Trading Stalls
In Hop Market
As a
erv
i nine nour on nana and cannot
obtain sufficient additional sup
plies from mills to maintain their
normal bakery operations.
The department of agriculture
reports that domestic food use
of wheat for April. May, and
June has been estimated at 85
million bushels. This is almost
a 50-million bushel cut from the
amount used the first three
months of this year and from the
amount used in April, May and
june oi last year.
Entomologist Works
On Insect Control
Joe Shuh, consulting ento
mologist from Gresham, Ore.,
has been in Klamath county for
several days to work on insect
control for the county experi
ment station. Shuh is here to
learn about insects spreading
the' potato disease in order to
work out control methods.
Quite a number of potato
growers in the basin are already
ousting fields with 5 per cent
DDT. Newer insecticides are
going to be used in an experi
mental way to dust smaller
areas by the experiment station.
PORTLAND, June 20 (API
Oregon's hop market was char
acterized by complete lack of
trading in the month' ending
June 15, the production and
marketing administration
ported today.
Very little of the old cron'
is unsold and most of the 1946
crop is under .contract.
Progress of the new crop is
reported as excellent and a bet
tr than average yield is in pros
pect. Aphis infestation is caus
ing some concern in many hop
yards and minor evidence of
mildew is noted in some dis
tricts, the report said.
Nationally, U, S. imports of
hops in April total 80.973
pounds while exports were 814,-
FEED EN ROUTE
PORTLAND. June 20 A
The U. S. department of agri
culture has ordered 420 rail
road cars of livestock feed to re
lieve Oregon's shortage, and 259
of the cars are en route, the
agency reported today.
458. Use by domestic brewers
was down 20.5 per cent from the
- ' . . i : , l r- . i
uku suirc xaai oepiemoer was
24.982.651 pounds compared
with the previous year's 23,484,
440 pounds.
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123 N. 6th St.
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NO EXTRA WORK
For the whitest
washings . . . It's
Quick ... It's
Easy . . . It's the
modern way. Just
a few drops in the
last rinse make
such a difference!
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Selective Spraying
Complete Pest and Weed Control Service
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Box 404, Tulelake
Klamath Phone 5063, or Inquire at J. W. Kerns
Implement Company
YOU ARE A CAREFUL
HOUSEKEEPER . CLEAN
ING THE GARBAGE CAM
WTH CLOROXSA
WfSEPRECAUrON
WHY TAKE CHANCES WHEN
TS SO EASY TO MAKE T
Fresh and Santar
wth Clorox!
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YeS, MILLIONS OF WOMEN USE CLOROX
V ROUTINE CLEANSING FOR
Greater home Hygiene
LADIES, watch out for germs! No, you can't tea
I hem . . . but they're there, oil right ! Whera ? In gar
bage cans, on drainboardi, in sinks, washbasins,
toilet bowls, on showar floors, to mention a few
home germ "danger zones." Health authorities urge
hygienic cleansing to protect fomily health... and
Clorox provides hygienic cleansing. To help guard
against infection risks, to deodorize and remove
stains, use Clorox in routine cleansing of garbage
cans . . , also tile, enamel, porcelain, linoleum,
glass ond wood surfaces. Clorox Is concentrated
for economy ... a little goes a long way. Simply
follow directions on the label.
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s4wicaj ?rf BieacA and
FRII 'ROM CAUSTIC
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YIARS OF UNSURPASSED OUAtfTY AND PERFORMANCE HAVE MADE ClOROX THE CHOICE
Of MILLIONS. ..IT'S ALWAYS UNIFORM . . IT'S ALWAYS DEPENDABLE!
Deciduous Fruits
Keep Price Level
PORTLAND. June 50 (It
Grtiwer prices for all deciduous
fruits for all processing rxct-pt
drying will be the same this sea
son as last, with the exception
of red sour cherries, plums and
apples.
The department of agriculture
and the OPA announced the
plum price for Oregon, Califor
nia, Washington. Idaho and
Utah would be $62 a Inn. Red
sour cherries will be 81 cent a
pound throughout the country,
Apple prices have not been set.
California Highway '
Men to Come Here l
Members of the California;
highway commission will come
into Oregon late this week, after i
a tour through northeastern I
California. Oregon commission- (
em will meet them here, and on i
Friday night both groups will
be guests of the Klamath chain-.
bcr of commerce at a dinner. ,
The Californium will Include
the Lakeview-Alturas section of
U. S. 395 on their itinerary.
Both of those towns are plug
ging for improvement of that
important road.
Big Plant Expansion
Approved by CPA
PORTLAND, Ore., June 20 Ml
A million dollar expansion pro
gram that will treble production
of cement at the Oswego plant
of the Oregon-Portland Cement
; company has been authorised by
the civilian production aitinln
titration. Frank E. McCaslln, company
president, said today on approval
' by L PA s Oregon review com
; mittee that purchase of $130,-
000 in surplus war equipment
and a $870,000 plant develop
ment will boost dully output
from 4600 to 12.000 sacks.
MIBAI.D a NrWS, Kllk rlll, Qr. TllliUDAT. M. IH, T;t llk
Plastic Roof Coating
Red, Groen or Block
Alio Aibeitoi Aluminum Plastic
Insulating Coating, Sprayed on.
Protects Insulates Lasts Years
Grems Rooting Service
We go anywhere Phone 4B3S
diseases which have not been
serious in the Klamath basin.
IJALITY
Delicatessen
and Fish Market
Your Seafood Store
Items Now In Stock lor
Salads and Cocktails
Alaska Shrimp Meat
Southern Shrimp Meat
Crab Meat
Olyntpia Cocktail Oytttrs
Eastern Oysters
Pacific Oysters
Prawns
Lobsters
Cribi cleanad and
cracked on order.
. Fillets all kinds
Idaho Cat Fish
Salmon and Halibut.
Corner
9th and Main
Phena
5374
FRESH
FISH
HELP STOP
Klamath's Greatest
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BLACK
BECAUSE the Shasta View Irrigation District REFUSED to sin" a con
tract lor the carriaqe ot water which contained UNLAWFUL PROVISIONS,
provisions DECLARED UNLAWFUL by the U. S. SUPREME COURT, which
was offered it by the RECLAMATION BUREAU and becauso this District
hos refused to BUY WATER from IT, this BUREAU has declared that the
lands of this District will receive NO WATER alter June 24,
WHEN this District first refused to sign this ILLEGAL CONTRACT the
SUPERINTENDENT of the KLAMATH PROJECT worried the President of
the District that if it persisted in its refusol the District "would be HURT
and hurt BAD."
It looks as if the SUPERINTENDENT'S THREAT is about to be carried
into effect. If it is, not only the DISTRICT but this WHOLE COMMUNITY
will be HURT.
There is NO REASON whv the BUREAU OF RECLAMATION should
be allowed to DISREGARD FEDERAL RECLAMATION LAWS by BLACK
MARKETING KLAMATH WATER here ANY LONGER.
WE INVITE all IRRIGATION DISTRICTS having UNLAWFUL PROVI
SIONS in their contracts;
WE INVITE all INDIVIDUAL PUMPERS having such contracts;
WE INVITE every CIVIC ORGANIZATION, every public spirited CITI
ZEN who knows the value of AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION to this COM
MUNITY, who wants to see it EXTENDED to HELP US BREAK UP this
BLACK MARKET by wiring SENATOR MORSE, SENATOR CORDON and
CONGRESSMAN STOCKMAN ond SAYING SO.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
SHASTA VIEW IRRIGATION DISTRICT
AT EMI LS SUPER MARKETS
Hunt's Tomato Juice, 46-Oi. Tin 25c
Pasco Tangerine Juice, No. 2 Tin 23c
Dr. Phillips Orange Juice, No. 2 Tin 20c
Dh. Phillips Blended Juice, No. 2 Tin 19c
TruPok Prune Juice Qt. Bot. 29c
Prepared Prunes 7A
Hunt's No. 2". glass Z6C
Duff's Gingerbread
Mix :..Pkg.22c
Auger's Cake Mix pkG.27c
Sperry's Pancake
Flour 28.0i, pkg.20c
Sperry's Wheat
Hearts PkK. 32c
TEMPTING MEATS
Bologna 0Id Fa.hioncd t-i Lb. 34c
Liver Sausage AC Lb.32c
Wieners ACT-2 Lb.37c
Chopped Pork T.i Lb 53c
Minced Ham T2, ac Lb. 38c
Salami (AM Bcef) Lo. 53c
Large Variety Fresh Meets
to Choose From
TIP-TOP Chocolate Flavorad Syrup JO oi. Jar
26c
NALLEYS TANG Pint,24c
NALLEYS Hamburger Relish . . 24c
Argo Starch c,, 6r g.0.. 3 Pk9i. 25c
Old Dutch Cleanser 2for 15c
Hershey Cocoa , L, 10c
Mushrooms Shady Oak. In Gravy 10-oz. Tin 25c
23c
Dreft
Large pkg
Van0 29c
Quart bottle
Palmolive
Soap 10
Bath size 2 for ' C
Lux Toilet
Soap .... 3b8ri19c
Boom
Quarts 23 H Gal.SC
S7W Tomato
Puree 0.aMe.n26c
Apricots Royals 25-lb. lug 2.49
Tomatoes Red Rip lb.
18c
Cantaloupes Jumbo lb. 10c
New Potatoes White 25-lb. bag 1.19
Santa Rosa Plums, Peaches, Straw
berries, Bing and Royal Ann Cherries,
Pie Cherries
Jumbo Bill Lae. Tender Peas, No. 2 Tln..15e
Grand Island Cut Beans, No. 2 Tin 17c
. Del Haven Spinach, No. 2 Tin !...15c
. Libby's Tomato Sauce, 8-Oi. Tin 6c
Sunbloit Cut Wax Beans, No. 2 Tin !.22e
Meeo Peas, No, 2 Tin He
Corn, Mission Brand, No. 2 Tin 15e
Royal Club Corn, Cream Style, No. 2 tin .".!.17c
TruPok Spinach, No. 2' Tin 22e
Riviera Chicken Ravioli, 16-Oz. Jar 16e
Swift Chopped Ham, 12-0i, Tin ........31c
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