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0 Dry Season In West Will Mean Cuttinn Cattle On Range, Fall Reseeding WASHINGTON, Fi'li, 13 ll') Tho niirkMilturo department iUUKontrd totliiy that wontiirn cattlemen would find It to their dviiutiiRa to reduce aittla numbers on runnel thin year In antlcl. pnllnn of new tlrotmlit hazards. In a 1047 fiirm production outlook report, tho department mild culllo numbers urv lililh nnd uro pushing (o tho limit range wlilclv have (irown abundant food through evorul yean of gen erally fuvornbln weather. "But when weuther becomes less favoruble, fuwer cattle can be kept," tho report Mild. The duixii'tmeut auld one of the most Itnportunt adjustment ninny ranchmen can mnko this year and next l to reared their tniiiiir r-f nl I ranges, The dupurtment sulil sheep numbers, on the other hiinil, should be Increased. Ulnco 11)43 sheep niimberi have declined mora than 23 per cent In the IS western stale. Many hucpinrn switched to cattle, und many mixed outfits went out of the sheep business because of a hotluiie of skilled herder. Dcsplto lx consecutive yean of hluli production, wentern furmrni wrre in Id to be mill geared fur top production of crop a well as of livestock, It mild a more abundant supply of labor and machinery will be available than last year, but production col are higher. "The potential damaito (from wind crouton) It so great," tho report auld, "that rrgrasslng should be dune an soon at pns (Iblo while molature avail able. A few aurceaalva dry yeara might very well result In tevere wind erosion In sonic areas." Wheat farmers, with three sue remlve record-breaking crops be hind them, are being culled on for large production again thin yeur. This will postpone largely their return to better soil con serving crops and practices. MUSIC TUND KUGKNE, Teb. 13 lP) The Unlvrrslty of Oregon music col lection will add 10.428 worth of music. The money was be queathed by Matthew 11. Doug las, hrte university librarian. City Dellrerr Service. Ph. (417. .'iiiaoronuT roor srsciAi.ist Dr. Kenneth S. Garvin Ivrgtrr sua McATEE CLINIC lit I. tlk si. ran, am Yool Import Quota Asked . WASHINGTON, Feb. 13 VP) Import quotua on foreign wool aro propoAod In legislation Intro duced by Hep. Barrett (R-Wyo.) Tho bill would authorize the secretary of agriculture to de termine import requirement! at itic beginning of each year, and to announce quotas on foreign wool for each quarter of toe year. .The bill also would authorize the secretary of agriculture to fix comparable wool prices for domestic production and to sup- fori prices as near as prac icable" to 00 per cent of this lovcl. ADAIR SALE COfl V ALUS. Fob. 13 lA'l Tho Federal Farm Mortgage cor poration was offering 7.1 small Camp Adair buildings for snlc today, an a priority basis. The population of Eurone was 280 million people In 1830. MINERAL WOOL INSULATION WHot a hopfv old gent King Cole would Kerr BtffB If he could have dashed down to his dealer to buy a super new 19V 7 radio on the Thrifty Pay Plan. But alasl The marry old rascal didn't Uts in this modem age and had to be content with three off-tune fiddlers. Which all goes to prove that you've got it all ever Old King Colel You can get the best in modern radios ... or any other needed home appliance . . and pay for it conveniently with a Thrifty Pay Loan from the First National Bank of Portland. Arrange your purchase through your dealer. Then tell him you want to buy it on First National's Thrifty; Pay Plan. Youll be pleasantly surprised at what Thrilty Pay can do for you. Tho FIRST NATIONAL DANK! of Portland Miskii Stat Highways In Good Shop BALKM. Feb. 13 () Oregon road conditions were normal to day except for fow spots of Ira In the mountain passes, the state highway commission reported. The Deadwood highway In Lane county, closed by a slide several days ago, was reopened yesterday. Stockmen To Attend Dinner Stockmen who plan to attend the purebred beef Shorthorn show and saio, to be held Feb ruary Z7-2i at Prlnevllle, Ore., are invited to attend a banquet to be held tho evening of Uie 27th, say members of the sale committee. Dr. M. K. "Gene" Ensmlnger, head of department of animal husbandry at Stute Collega of Washington, will be the featured speaker ut the banquet. Consignments for the sale have been chosen from top Ore gon und Washington purebred Shorthorn herds and It It be lieved that they will find a ready market from range cattlemen in terested In crossbreeding, at well as from new breedera. Scholarship Plan Proposed ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Feb. 13 lA'i President J. P. Wcrnette of the University of New Mexico today proposed that the govern ment net up a college scholar ship In memory of each of the 273,000 Americans who lost their lives In World War II. He estimated the cost would bo $1,000,000,000. In an address prepared for delivery to a student amembly, Dr. Wcrnette announced he is taking up the proposal with members of the New Mexico congressional delegation. 6808 Night Phone 1772 Old king Cole Was a urns old soul . AND A 2AERKT OLD SOUL WAS HE. HE CALLED FOR HIS PIPE... ANKRIDIT ! lataraai C,r,.ratla Fiti's Potato Letter Spud Supply Highlighted By Big Dumping Program Potato supply change are routine market disappearance, plus an acceler alad OoA dumping; prugrarn. Planting Is general In tha Uulf areas which nurmrlly market In May, and will move northward wllh tha coming of spring weather, Kiwi planting already ha lioen don in North Carolina, probably tha earliest on record, but the current cold wave probably wilt hold most planting there to about tha average, which la around fabrilary J ft. rurt Meyers, florlda la now shipping, with yields good and ear Her maturity than was eapccien. umam county, reported before, Is making fairly satisfactory pro- great, but weather baa been conducive to nil giii, rne winter crops m uoin riorlde. anil Texae are finished. movement Hhlpmants leal waek fell off again In spite of the heavier government car movement. Total was 4!W rare com pared with ftOBU tha week before. Gov ernment car were 4(i:i compared with ,177 care tba week before, of principally Maine stock, much of which Is export shipments. Commercial movement waa S7H rare dally plus an unknown but evidently large movement by truck main cnangnu omy a niiii, moving up to lftftft cars for tha week. Idaho was off slightly with 1M12 cars; Colorado had 421, of which s:i were wnr Do A: Ne braska moved 1MT and Oregon 230; trio twoita1a Hd ftlver Valley area re ported 300, about evenly divided. Long island reported Bl care, of which A4 were for OoA. Imports from Canada are running a little ahead of last tea son, MHO cars against 1393 through January 31. These almost certainly are mainly teed, although support prtcas hare are attractive to Canada's table lock shipper under tome conditions. No extensive Imports of table slock can be expected, however, while our own markets are tending to run below sup- fturt levels. Even Imported seed will iav to com net a with some U. I. seed at below support. Hirains ana aiaraeit Main reports demand very alow, 1m- flre' how love start h 6ht 4y "" toke IV "lb win hit htaA- A ' proving; to moderate, tha market dull to bout steady, and prices about un changed at 30 can la under tha floor for II varieties. Upstate New York demand ruled consistently slow, the market weaker on four successive days, and prices down about a dime at M cents under the floor. Michigan demand la reported slow, tha market dull, and not enough salea to establish prices. North Dakota Had ftlver Valley demand con tinues very slow, the market dull but with slightly better feeling .and too few sales to establish a market although a few cart sold at 40 to AO cents under the lUx.f. Nebraska, demand continues light, the market mixed with some weaknass and closing about steady, price about unchanged at 10 to lfl ente over tha floor, washed basis. Colorado aemena nee neen very, slow turning fair, the market lightly weaker on four con. ecu live days and closing about aieady. with once down 3 to to cants t dime over tha floor, washed basis. Idaho demand has ruled very slow, trm market mixed hut mostly dull with some weaknesa near tha week-end. and jri'-es uHwn motel at ju cents over ;he floor, washed basis. Wtihtminn continues unchanged with tha demand slow, tha market dull, and prices still 20 cents over the floor, washed basil. In the" terminals, Chicago reports the demand for Ida boa aa generally fair and ut nurui aooui aieaoy turning slight- IFdDdDdll Mmipgjmum Mayonnaise Best Mayonnaise Ardens . H Sninaeh A ft "p1 L G"d,B Peaches p-. f wHu "u L Grapefruit i matoes au. 1 9c V c jf : 39c j V 42c jr MILK, all brandi : toll tin 13e PABLUM, ..Jgrgt pkg. 39e TOMATO JUICE. Sunblest .....No. 2 tin 13c Churches Grape Juice, pt. hot 25e Qt. bot 45c PEAS Oregon Hmrrast Early June. No. Wilamet Cut Beans No. 2 tin Back Again! Man-Kind Dog and Cat Food Mb. tin 2 for 25c Campbell Vegetable Soup, ll-oi. tin 14c Heini Tomato Soup, ll-oi. tin 2 for 25c Del Monte Coffee, drip or reg. grind 1 -lb. glass 45c aSadX f iS I Apple S Mal",0de K K SaUCe I) L 8"" fll CreamStyl. V Qt. bottle IB V ""i5" B V Btin fll I .. Mil NO. 2 tin . HU ITS & VEGETABLES APPLES Rome Beauty, combination fancy and extra fancy, 40-lb. box 2.98 Delicious, hard and crisp ......... Vi sixe box 1.98 Newtowns, swell for pies .....40-lb. box 1.75 BJmuaI Ocmmmac Radio Special. Many Orange navel Vrangea DistrlcU have been hit by frost. Buy now before the price is forced up. 101b. bag 89c H Crate 2.19 erate 4.15 Grapefruit, Coachella, Salton Sea Ib. 9c Klamath Gems, U. S. No. 1..... 10-lb. bag 39c ly weaker. Fur other offerings tha de mand hes been alow and market dull. ! New York la reported generally dull wllh tome weakness Indicated. Atlanta held steady; Boston mostly dull and weak but turning firm: Detroit about sUadv, Minneapolis, dull to slightly weaker on old and dull on new: Phila delphia, mostly dull with early weak ness on new, San Francisco la reported dull with prlcaa about unchanged from j a weak ago. i Price Hay pert Activity Aa hinted a week atro. DoA now la i moving forward on disposal of heavy quantities of surplus old stock. First 1 action was tha authorised dumping : of reterlorated and low grade tpudt, In- j eluding fringe No. l's. Latest develop ment Ta authorization to move Into the unmanagable turpi ua of good bin-run stork to a total of about 18 million buehels In five states, chiefly Main, with substantially smaller quantities In New York, Minnesota, North Dakota and Micnigan. ins true uons ara to aispotie first of low arade end deteriorating atocK, as la proper, and to move Into tha gooti iota only to me extern necessary to get this much of tha lob done. We understand that DoA will take another look at stocks shortly and decide on the next step. Meanwhile, the export rihate It looking up, with tha first boat oad for Italy gone, others to follow still a question mark. A small order for Martinique la loading toon, and 00.000 tons are due out on a Spanish order, beginning Immediately, A new wrinkle toward encouraging exports it duo for announcement toon, designed to get the trade active on a broad rale In seeking commercial outlets. Thit may be Just a fresh deal or for both fresh and dehydrated potato. The government diversion program, an orderly and unspectacular affair, to far hat accounted for about 4,37fl,f)00 buihele, mostly to starch and alcohol Ml LIC for YOUR CHEESE Amaiican 49e S-lb. Loaf. Lb, Foods pt. jar 49c 39c :.pt. jar ,.J0c 25c 2 FOR lirtAl.p a, Wiwi, Klaaaalk rails. Ore. In Maine. Industries are running about at capacity, but lost of two factories by fire haa hurt tha total that can be moved In thia program. Palate talpe Few reallza it, but tho potato chip Industry la a mighty big potato cue tomvr. Flgurea of tho National Potato Chip Institute Indicate growth from use of 3 S million bus he It In 1930 to 12.0 million In 1044 probably more now, Thit total la equal to total production of HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND (UGINI OBC MCOFOIO Thoroughly Modern Mr. aa Mrs. I. I. larlaf aatf J.s Karl.j rraprlalars There is none better t VA C 0 U M r FRiZ Makes delicious ic cream. ASPARAGUS Jack Sprat cut Snowdrift Shortening Wesson Oil Wesson Oil MffiATTS Sliced Bacon Beef Roast A Grtld. Oysters Frying size Smelt Columbia River Wieners AC Typ. i Ground Beef HaniS precooked, whole Lard .... NUBORA Soap Granules.... PAR Granulated Soap ...... BOON Household Cleaner WAX PAPER, Cut-Rite SOIL-OFF THIHaDAT, rt. U, INT. Pag gave North Carolina, and) matte tha chip foe duttry a Customer worth cultivating. A project already la actively under way in Pennsylvania, where tha naede of ehlpper In tha way of variety, quality, storage eondltlona, etc. ara fully under stood. COLDDUG-mmr HELP EASE ACHING CHEST MUSCUS an Aki ' nva w eaa S MENTHOLATUM P AC KEO iVt-oz. jarOC spsara No. 3 tin j.ib. jar 1.29 urt boml 89c nithotu.45c l. ib 65c ..ib.42c Pint 60C :.ib.25c 45c ...lb. 39c or half ...lb.65C :;; 4 ibs.-l39 ....large pkg. 75c ... giont pkg. 73c qt. battle 23c ...125-ft. roll 19c ..quart bottle 60c r
