Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 08, 1948, Page 19, Image 19

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    THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1948
HFRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
SEC. II PACE 3
National Potato letter . . . .
Rain, Cold Damage Spuds
Over Nation, Shipping On
Heavy Side, Market Dull
(,'uriTiit poliiht itii1y 1I11U u
immtty Iliforinril liucnnrn. Kui Hip
lulu i'K'P, ItM-u) tiih'ii'nlM tit Miiliif
((iiillimr Ln Will m uti iiiuml ix-nt
for Itntvy unvri iinnmt pun tin wn In
hold (ht umikrt tit Ntippnil, nitiiT
olurrvrm, nuinv w 1 1 1 1 m l itlint In
h'tftt, rip H'tt so Minn. In punt yi'iiin,
Mnlur hitn nl.lM.l nn ninny puiii
torn itflcr till" tltttr lit uit Irft imw,
mid Willi llr ili'luy In tln ruily
rrnp phi" the iHulivn nli'ii luu'-n
t,r wrul. ruiiitnt'i'i'lul HlilpiiiriiU
nhiuild iKTOiinl lor thr buluiKi' 'if
tlir crop. Wr liulil In tl.f lultrr
vlrw, but Will l uimbln In urn it
pt IIVr(1 Bit I'HIK K' "W' ItlMl fltlP-
nrm lirnnra ll.n nrrtl (nr onlnlv
ttlNirlbutlnn ntid lit-MM on nlilpitlnu
oM ihry run nn fi.i n thry van.
Krd Klvrr vnllry serin lo br mm
llnrlv nfMlflrd, nllhmiuh ilM'tc li
jrxH drmnnd tr ttmrnminit nrtlv
iv. KvrrylHMtv mn tn hitvit n do
ntrr In 1ft nul of thn builm. f r
thr stMmm. pl I,r,,'r" B" lni.
which nmkri It .ninth nn thr im
rrMnr hn nrr trylnu tn do a it"!
job
(lfMdlp about tlir curly crop rnn
tlnum tn rrllfrt uIimiiii I'lunllnu
In ni'Mt if ill f Hnd rnM. mint nrcun
rii vrrv lnt nnd tim nun h wnlrr
- rnll'iiK nine Mrd. IfnvliiK frll
sitrr, nnd mnkliitf nliwhi mnir-'l
W tUfflrull Kvpii In CiillfnrnU mmir
rtpoftft rlnlm Hint ..ii.jMttiit.iiiI ilmn.
rvp yet will nhw up nn h jtmiH nf
rold WPntbrr This rrmnlm tn rw
ijrrn, bul In nnv rvrnt thr ('nlifnr
Rlii rrrnifr will mnkr n hiR rrnp
mon If vtrldii nrr wrll tx-lnw lnn(
yt-nr's. Tit It Ml Intfrlhrr, It look
thnuith thf pwrlv rrnp wll' nut put
nuirh prrwur on thr pttirkrt b
(tirr riirlv Mrtv Ht I hi rnrllrit After
tlmt. unvthlni ran t.nn.HMi brrnmr
tn llil kind nf tmnnn thr Intr
mrrun trnd to emir In on time which
rut.rs rttrnu'vr ovr iluppliiB nf
shipping pcrlndu from n mrtikrt
In itnndtwi'nl tli'H otrilrttip'i.ii t
fitllv a hrd tn hnnrtlr I tot)
nuirh prndurthm It rrrnlr trm
pnrnrv mrkrt iurpluf rvrnmlirn
trial prndurtlnti In atKmt rl(ht.
Mnvrmrnt
Heavy h)irnrni arc mutlntiln?
1'hmiKh thr tntal wrrk rttiprd
off by nrarlr 300 rara. (tnvrrninrn
rant Jnmfr1 bv 300 rara. wi rnm
mrrrlal hlnmrnta wrnt dnwn bv
about 400 Willi thr dully avrrtipr
ai nvrr 1100 ram. and thr tnul
fnr Marrh will br fKl lp Rppr nf
thf vrry unfavorable wrathrr
Maine hna avrracd 4n ran dnllv
mre rhruary 77: M7 ram dally
durlnrt the pnM two wrrkn A dnllv
avrrare nf 3V rani yr dav to Mnv
IS will vet Maine nut nf the wood
nicely fled Rlvrr vallrv hni aver
a?ed about TOO ram per dav durlnit
the paat two week, hl'h Ib evi
dent nf the haftte to flnhh the
deal early Florida ha ntnrted tn
taner off, and will rnidinue to de
rim at leait until Havrnn grti
itarted. Ha t In mi planted over an
i ntended nerlnd. and Ha.tt Inirff ihlp--ienta
will tend In dhow levi vrr.
and more of a itendy flow than
uauat.
Demand and Market
On the whnle there la liltle ex
rltemenl In the market Maine re
port a trndrnry tn dullne.M nnd
weakneu berauae nf continued
heavr ahlpmrnta Other late rrnp
ihinplns arent are ahn afflii-ted
with lark of real atllty. North
Dakota rrtwrt'n-f mrwllv too little
htuineM In nunte and Cotnrado
hnwlnff a tendenry In weaken.
BUILDING A HOME?
Rir, wht you nwl in ripnnint
VlomiTH. Auk fr I'M '1" l.uxe
llli-nilod Whinkcy l ny tcir
or lr. i'urtirulurly MHrvi'loun
in .MHiilmllnrn, ()M-Kalioiirli
nil liiKhbnlla. Nalionnl Di
tillrn I'roiturlii Cnrpurmion,
Kw York, N. Y. Illrnded
Whukpy. Kfi I'roiif. 70' i, (imin
N'cutrul Spirit.
Iliiwi-vrr, Coliiriidd him low cnmli'ft
l nlilp nnd nhciiild ha clouncd up
"'" Idllllll H H InlKlll ipilt, Willi
film to mnuiKrr Irndnu Im mid
pi In n nnirlv tmr mippm t. wh.
ihhImii nnd oirumi mr iilmrliiK in
liln linn prli'pn fur llm llinllpd tnck
ninnlnliiK. I'lmldn In mill (Irm t
17ft out Mlppnrl, If Dudn rolllilv
mil wind up hi i h i.Vrl, Ihn lliml
Iiikii nirn nhuiilil lin aljn to miirt on
fli in uniiiiid.
I n 1 1 1 ui I iniuki'lx linvB nhowii
I'1'' wlmi-iit (IiiIIiickji. with IP.-
Mf hmiI iriiiKth nnywlirm. Arrlvuh
mill triii'kholdliiKi linve Incri'uud
tuiiHUIiTubly,
MUrrlhuiy (
W(- iiiidcrnlnnd Hint DOA mny
fci"M liuikp uvnlliitili; r full lulrrprr.
lullnu nf tlir 1IMH luppnrt proKrnm.
I' thin ilrii-n mil enmf nlmiK wi
hluill riinilnur our own rffnrui lo
f xitiil,i thr dnuhlfnl poliiln ... We
lirnr Hint iiinni lulu nrrnii nri not
tlx' millnflrd Willi thf DrrrinlMT 31
rut .off of prli r nunpnrt. Thlt nil
nff ihitr mn V hr itur to thr flirt
Unit rniiirrrnx nrrtun lo wrlnklr up
in nmr when potnlnra nm mrn
tlimrd Mnnv in tr pntnto Indun
trv urn hllMfiillv unnwiirr nf thf
vrrv hlnrk rvr it rrrrlvrd Inm wln
trr nnd miriiiR, 'f vou hnve nnv
clniili! nf whrrr tlir Imtuntrv lmul.
notr thnl nutittnrH hnvr rrrrlvrd Itt
llr rniifflilrrntlnn In prnMVrd tnnK
rmu'r farm IrKMntim t . , Rrd Mtvrr
vnllrv iKiintiM'x hnvr brrn rnthrr
nnorlv rrrrlvrd In wrat rnnnt mar
krta ftrtiortx anv. "too amnll. too
'tlrt v. nnd too mnnv drrp rvra "
Itilr.irta nrr rrlnlllnir for 8 crnla.
nrw rrnp fnr In. hut thf vnllrv
tnrk linn trouhlr flndlnir buvrra
l n nlrkrl . . . no A atnrrh pro
mnin In Ntnlnr tn rhrw'na- tip low
iMndrn nnd rulla nl n fairly rood
rntr: alxiut 44 ran dnllv. TllH
almuld br rimuch to aolvr nnv re
nin nine nrntilrm In thr northrnt.
nnd rould br atrnprd UP aomf tf
nrrrnanrv Wr atlll think thf No. t
aiork ronld movr nt aunoort nrtrra.
and wou'd If hrld In atronr handa.
. . . Krrn rnnnty wntrr aupplv at"l la
n bin iptritlnn. Addrd to thr low
wntrr tnhlr. In n powrr ahortnf
whlrli will nni help whnn the rf
ntnrtn pumpltiK In fnrnrat.
Support
Action Asked
In n Irttrr lo thf houe nnd arnnte
roninuttrra on nitrtrulture, Mrcrf
tnry nf Attrlrulturf Andrraon umrd
(tint rotiitrfAa Klvr furly conaldrrn
tlon to thf prlcf aurnxirl pronrnm,
imluttiiR out thnl "the time haa
enmn whm we nuwt Blvr oaio
Kmwrra nn Indlrntlnn of what la to
br aaiiecud wlUi rotnrd to the 1841
rtnp.
"In thf abarnrf of any art Inn br
rotiKrraa una u the prrnent altun
tlnn: Tlir drpnrtnirnt of nxrlculture
will, of courar. rontinuf to aupport
imtnlo prlrra at 90 prr rmt of parity
until IJrcrmbrr 31. IMS. the rod of
thr two-yrnr aupport prriod follow.
Ini the termination of hoatlllllra ni
provided by thr Strniinll nmrnd-
Black Beauties For Show And Sale
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Top: Wralaldt Prinrraa. Aniua cow of Srotrh Arrrt ranch, and
Ihrlowl F.llne'a Erlr. Anfua bull both aired by Blackcap Bandit IL
Theae reclalered anlmnla are being conalcned by Charles and Alvln
Cheyne for the firat annual Klamath Falla reriatered and commercial
Aberdeen Anius ahow and sale, set for April 18 and 19, at the county
falrrrounda.
ment. Thia U simply mutter of
carrying out exlaimg law which of
tera no alternntlve. After that date,
however, the department does not
plan to continue the price aupports
which are eclfled In the Rtcaicnll
amendment, unle.u directed to do
ao by cotiitrcM."
While aupport prlcei hnve been
publlahed for early and Inter
mediate potatoes, word from the de
pnrtment Indlcatea Uint potato aup
port prlrea for late potatoes will not
be publlahed until July 1.
n. Ralph Clark, OSC extension
horticulturist, nnys It's time to plant
the main family Harden. That Is, If
you csn do It between showers. He
said It haa been an unusually poor
aprlnit for Hardening.
KT.t.U
Over 300 cars of certified seed
potatoes have been united and
shipped from Klamath county up
to the end of March.
Farmers are going to have a hard
time getting fertilizer for their
crops, and the big reason is the am
monia shortage. Most ammonia now
la going Into production of plastics,
nylon and explosives, and there Isn l
enough left for fertiliser.
Garden Time
Just Around
Corner Now
Hr JA.VIKH T. KMM.H
Aaalatant County Acent
Early garden planting time for
Klamath county is Just around the
corner. Just as soon as our so-called
second winter 1 over and spring la
here to atay. then a few of the more
hardy vegetables can be plnnted.
Borne of thf more hnrdy vege.
tnblfa that mav be planted by April
in are apluarh. radlnhea, onions
taeedi, rtitnbngiis, carrota, lettuce
and posslblv one or two others.
In the meantime, while waiting
for srirlnir to nut In an nppearanre.
thf garden so'l may be put Into
ahnne for nlanting.
Fertilize will pay off. Farm
manures are used at the rate nf
about Ml lbs. to each 100 square feet,
or about a ton to a garden plot M
b 100 ffrt. Mix the mnnures with
the topaoil. Sheep, rabbit and poul
try manures are more concentrated
nnd are used at from one-third to
one-half the rates of fnrm manures.
Oiirdenera will find that commer
clal or chemical fertilizer with the
analvala of fl-10-4 la excellent for
vegetable production. When chemi
cal fert'llzera are used, apply about
a pound to each 100 square fen of
garden anare before plowing or
anadlng. However, when manures
are used, lesser amounts of cheml
ca' fertilizers are necessary.
Prenaring a good seed bed is vital
for successful gardening. Oood soil
texture is necessary end la obtained
bv hlrh content of organic matter
In the so'l and prooer cultivation.
Oood drainage Is also Important.
Oardenlng efforts In 1W8 will oav
high dividends in cash, quality,
health and happiness.
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You will be entertained tonite at the South Sixth Corral,
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!Four-H News:
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Klamath county 4-lf club leadera
will meet Saturday at 1:30 at the
chamber of commerce to discuss
final plana for the county spring
lulr. Mrs. Earl Mark, president, re
minded leadera today.
Premium lists will be available tor
leaders at the Saturday meeting,
and contests and exhibits will be
discussed, Francis A. Bklnner.
county club agent, announced. Pre
mium lists will be mailed to all
leaders.
Committees for arranging the ex
hibits will meet immediately follow
ing the short business meeting to
plan the display of 4-H club mem
bers' project work at the fair, April
22, 23 and 24. Projects that will be
on display Include cookery, cloth
ing, homemaklng. forestry, wood
working and posters. Special con
tests will be held for club members
during the fair.
Malin Beer Club
Demonstration teams were chosen
InrT ...nni in rtitr bladtt M
lr (eer, qehktr iiavt
HOLLOW GROUND
has the "EDGE"
I 4
( (()) Y' JLltX
for th county spring fair at the
meeting of the Mniln Beef club held
nt the home of Jerry and Marvin
Mocken on April 4.
Chosen for the teams were Jerry
Mackcn and Buddy Smith, who
demonstrate on "Best Feed for the
Calf." and Stuart Henel and Jim
mle Parker. "Making Rope Halters."
There wer discissions on having
a party and different cattle shows.
After the meeting refreshments
were served by Mr. Macken to
members Illys Smalley, Pattl and
Buddy Smith, Stuart Henzel. Jimmy
Parker, Eddie McAullffe. Kathleen
QUICK RELIEF FROM
Symptoms, of Dtsti tas Arising from
STOMACH ULCERS
due to EXCESS ACID
FrBokTllBofHomTratsnntthat
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Over Ihrne million bnttlos of tba Wii.lano
Thkatmkht hava bren wli for rrhrf of
arilipu,m4orllfltrnu krlsins from llatnKh
anl Duanal Ulcrdur to gic Acl
Olaaatton, feur or Unt ltmah,
OmIimb, H.arlfaajrn, tlplaafM, at
doe to Cicaa Acid. Mold on I A nays' trl.lt
A.k for 'WHIard'a Mmaa" l"ci fully
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EVERBODY'H PAV-I.KSH DKL'O
8LPER CUT RATE DKL'O STORE
WAOOON'ER DRUG CO.
WALGREEN DRUG STORE
SCHNEIDERS
Malin:
MALIN DRUG COMPANY
and Rnxann Wilson and Jerry and
Marvin Mnrken: lndrr Karl Wil
son, and guests, Mr. Macken and
George Blnnllry.
Knthlrrn Wilson, Hrpurter.
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mnw mm wm rnanxrui
thai I am raliavte) of
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m for Inform atton,"
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