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Newspaper Page TextHURSDAY, MAY 6, I94B SEC. II PACE I Basin Spud Planting May Be Delayed Put u U pluming Is starling friiin five lu 10 clays In I rr thla yeur thai) uaiiul, due to wi'iilhcr coiiillt ionn. i Untmlly, Mny ft find iilmitliiK pretty gnniriilly iiiiiIit wuy Ijul j farmer aulil tiKtuv Unit It will bo ; about Mny 10 before pliintiiiii 1 III full swing. If uimkI wriillirr pro l valla, Hint In the foriM-unt -whriruii, ! nuiro unfavorable weather mlulit cle- ly iilniilliiK tlll Inter Into Mny, Uoiiip potntorii have nliriuty been. ) planted III Urn Miillll district. Homo farmera In tltti clowr arena arc cut- IIIIK arrd. i The (orot'iiAt (or planted potato acreage llilii ycur l ai.uou, although . there In aomo oiinlnn the ni-r.VKc ! might drop tiiiiti'r Hint. Hi-rd in i scarce mid (Hull, land ri'iilul In high, i mid fcrllllwr la high-- ull factor Hint might caun a ducrciiao Iron) the predicted arrnige. j The comity uitenl'a otthe Uiday t; e.itllnalrd that IIHH grain pluming la nbotit half completed. Clrulii f, (itriiiera have eoinplaliird bitterly 5 about Hie protracted cold, wet v weather, but with the urrlvul ol mid-week suii.ihlne, plitntliiK hit a fajt pare. Government Supporting Egg Prices WASHINGTON. May 6 A','lUe fovermnrnt In re-rnterlnit the vv.it li.arkrt to Miptm( producer price. AunuiincliiK thin itctloti. the ttitrt (iiltttrr department nr. Id TurMlnv producer prlrrt In mime rnldwrnl err market have dropped brlow Uir lerl at which thry tmiU br iup pnrteri under the law. Ttii? wartime price support pro gram direct the drpnrWnriit to nn iiurr producer n prlrc ( not Ipm than 90 per rent of thr partly price (Purity In the nmnr itlvrn a lettnl Dtandard for inritMirUiir nrttml mnr Icei prlre. Thin ntandtud IB de rlared by farm Inw In be equally fair to rohnumern nnd fitrmrrn i 'Ilili la the flrnt time thr depart' mrnt hut bmtKhl eKn Oil year for (he pur prate of ii.pporttiiit price. 5o fnr in 11411, prlre hnve a vc railed 90 ,wr rent or more of partly. The only other fnrm product be In botiKht by thr government to ai'pporl prlrrn in (Mitnltteft. Portland Warehouse Destroyed By Fire 1'OHTI.ANU, Mny 6 lT,A wurfl limine fire eauwd mi eatlmiited 1100.000 dtimnKe hnro nirly Wrd urHdity. Firemen un urrlvul found flume roiirlnit from ono end lo the other of thn t.wo-bl(H:k-lil( ..licet tcol ftlrtif'Liun. Tho bulldliiK, properly of llic .ldi-ll Mat'lilnoiy iuhI Bupply com puny, coiilulncd mnchliiery, pipn, luuilwurn, cuhlm, honen mid other Ileum, , FlrrboiiU joltird lurid crwn hi pnmpliiK wiilrr on the bulldliiK, l(KiiLcd nrnr tho went end of Hons IMuiid brldKo. Water Pours Into Canals C'iiiiuIk of lite Klumuth rrdtimii llmi projerl continued to fill up wtt'i wi-trr tmluy In preput ial Ion fur the InieiiHiVQ IrrlKUtlnit kciimhi. MecntiMe of wel writ! her, nrtunl IrrlKnllon h not yet reached heavy vchimr. The burr mi In fllllnK the rumiU uiid l(Hiklnt for holm nncl Mimll brruk. prepnrlitK for ru parity operHtloim w)n to net under u-ny Water U movluu for the ftrnt time throtiKh the new rnimtn and Ultrhe I on the new CopjKM k bay home trad lund. Clrnln fHrmrrn have completed numl of their pre-lrrlKiitlon work prepnrutory to pliintlntt. lire a tine of favorable moisture roudltloim, not ho murh pre-lrrlKutlon im ukiiiiI In expected thin year on potato land. Intake htlo Ihe KovemmeiU's A cmial here yenterdny wan 115 nccond feel. Wocui Hens Produce Jumbo Eggs Urn ..... 'y. -. uMAmt JJiaJjMatMfltMMaMayll tMWiJfort.i'fAti'-A "JlesicM and AewA FAflUM NEWS Farm Price Decline Seen Coming In Near Future .Mra. Jainra Maraliall of Wocua la aliown looklin admlrlnitly at tola (I oxen Jumbo fa from her floek ol New lUmpalilre hena. Thla doaen ea welched 2'j pound, and the ea, laid end lo end, meaaured 33 Inehea. Pacific Northwest Plan Bond Issue Gets DM Dl.! SALEM. May 8 (Pv Public Ullll llea Cnmmlwiloner John H. Carkin Knve the Idaho Power company per mlaalon WcdneMlay to lwue 10.000.- 000 worth of firm mortnatte bonds PHILADELPHIA, May 6 171 Secretary of Agriculture Anderaon aald Wedneaday that farm price probably will decline a third In the next few yeara even under favor able conditions. He aald they itill would be at a fair level after uc:h a decline. If conditions are unfavorable, he aald, farmers might experience at worat a repetition of 1620-21 when farm prices dropped 60 per cent In 12 months. "However, we do not need to go through the wringer again." the cabinet officer said. "We must maintain both domestic and for eign policies that will prevent It." Anderson gave his price prospect views in a talk prepared for de livery at the University of Penn sylvania. He said three things are needed to prevent another farm depres sion. World economic recovery, domes tic farm programs, and an active domestic Industry maintaining a high level of food consumption. Anderson said there already are some unfavorable signs In agricul ture. He listed them as an upward trend in farm debts, threats of surpluses in the present high level of production, a recent downward trend in buying power of farm products, and an abnormal pattern of production based on wartime demands. 4-H Trip The four top Oregon 4-H elub youtha will get a trip to Washing ton, I). ,'., to attend the national 4-11 elub camp June 18 to 23. They are Bonnie Kieln, 18. Aums vllle, Marlon county; Barbara Bloom, 17. Crow, Lane county; Richard Larkin. 18, Monroe, Benton eoonty, and Barrie Oaasett, 17, Cove, Union county, A trip lo the national meetinr is the highest award a 4-11 club boy or girl ean receive. Ask JUlAN R. ASBOTT vti lit Sttndard Ins mm t GOLDEN YEARS' PLAN He will glva you full deUlla on Ilia Inaur ance plan that enables you la retire with a life Income. STAnim IiSIIII VCI5 Company JULIAN R. ABBOTT Route I, Box 923, Phone t60 KUmalh Fall. Oregon Gypsum Plant To Start Operations NKI.HON. H. C. Mny 6 (,1V Thonmfl H. Palmer of Lruinton Idaho. 1 In Nebum making preparn. ttMM for beKlnnlns of operntloni of Uie Columbia Ovpwn ProdurU Inc qua rr le ji near Windermere, In eaM Kootrnuy. Mr. Palmer ald he In purrhanlnR machinery for the project and for thn road from the n"rrtea to the Canadian Pacific Railway, about fl' mllfN. 'Haw cvpiurn will be hhipiwd from Windermere to varloua Canadian Industrie and the remainder will j Ho to the United Htatea for further i processing. Elephant Is Araument Cause NKW YORK. May 0 i,p The que l Ion of how hard m trainer can hark an elephant without be uir ffrurl proved too much for t city mcutrate yenierday, "How am I to gaiiKe the extent of the blnwi?" atked MuKlxtrate Wil liam E. Rmsrl nj he diMitlucd Uie caie aurtliui IIuho Schmidt. 45, a mo-iler trainer of 37 elephant for the Klnulins llrothrrt and llarnum and Halley circus. Hchmldt. who had been h tiled Into court by an atienl for the 8x-tety for the Prevention of Cruelly t Ani mal, wm adii.onl?.htd by the Judne "to be more senile in the future with animal. " Defending hi treatment of (he elephant, Hchmldt nald the animal wa atriirk for punishment "a you punlAh a child If he doeMi'l obey you." Frost Injures Apricot Orchards I, A GRANDE, May 6 iin Union county apricot orchard and apar ntcUN bed Buffered extensive front damaRe lant werk-end. County Agent R. W. Schaad reported Wed nesday lie httld the cherry crop wa not kcrlouMy damaged a budi had not opened. Kronnmlc lou will ba llght from the apricot and a-sparagu damage. 84-haud aald, luce the croiw are grown mostly for home cotuump-tlon. WASIIIVOTON, May 6 f,T A j longer be overlooked." he explained, proiram lor the Pacific Norlhwest'N ' Afler the plan li examined by development In (he "next ix to 12 department executive and put to- ..L ..lli.r -) it II:.viUn sits ill it iirwlay by the interior department j ahould provide the department Uh "d M;Jfr,!B of common stock The program won ahsembled by I "a pretty good proiram for the next j ' 1,1 '.www. the dt purlinent'H Pacific North we.tt ! l to VI year for all the tate in ! The money from the sale of the coordinating committee, composed the alumbia river basin." ; Ixnd and stock would be used for of regional chiefn of interior de- The coordinating committee which ; In.provement of the company's purtmrnl bureaux lu the area. It drew up the program h xlmtlnr to . pewer system. rcpresrut a year's work. another already functioning in the j The company operates in eastern C. Oirard Davidson, OAslMant In- j Mihftourl valley. The department has ' Oregon. Idaho and Nevada. The terlor secretury. said the tentative : another similar plan drafted for stock and bond Issue already has program summarized the North- j Alaska. Davidson said. j been approved by the federal pow- west needs in dams, land ue and i Committee members include: ! er commission, and also must be mtnrrnl development In the light of I From Portland Itoy F. Iteey. approved by the Idaho and Nevada population trends. ! exeeullve direetur; K. C llaiinum. ! public Utilities commissions. A one example of the committee Honneville power anmlnKtration; purpose, Davidson riled need for In- ' Leo L. I.aythe, fish and wildlife ser dustrlal carbon, whirl, he termed "a j vice; Arthur M. Piper, xeoloclral bottleneck Hem In the Pacific j survey; K. Morgan Pryar, Indian Northwest." It Is used In the pro- ; bureau: Walter II. Horning, land durtion of aluminum. 1 management bureau. "Recauftc nationally it does not ! J. Lylr Cunningham, redamation creute a problem, (he bureau of bureau, BoUe; S. H. Lorraine, bu rn I nes may not be spending suffl- ! reau of mines, Albany, Ore.; and drill research in that area. When i O. A. Tomlimon. national park all the agencies get together, their j service. San Francisco. report would bring this bottleneck into focus so that needs would no Play Hall! iKMS Tonight! Klamath Pumice Tile as- permanent as the pyramids attractive fireproof sei,f-insi;lati.vg economical See t's for Free Estimates Klamath Pumice Tile Co. 1640 Owens Phone 4619 SPECIALS Kf:c. i-ai 5-PC. BEDROOM SET in walnut or Crestwood finishes. Bed, cheat vanity bench, nlle stand. Sale Priced i EG. 1K.M 5-PC. DINETTE SET Hardwood construction with extension leaf. Bale Priced 199.00 keg. an ts 7-WAY FLOOR LAMP With rayon shads . . . complete with bulbs. Sale Priced - REG. IIS.15 FOLDING PLAY PEN Six castors for easy moving. Sale Priced keg. aia.M 4-POCKET MAGAZINE RACK Mahogany or walnut finishes. Hardwood con struction. Sale Priced - "MAKE YOCB HOUSE A HOME" WELCH FURNITURE CO. TtLELAKE. CALIF. 'B 64.95 19.95 16.45 8.95 The navy requires parents' con sent for all men between the ages of 17 and 18. "0ldat40,50,60?" Man, You're Crazy fnfsjM wf wl TrintMatxf t pwppf TO. Trf UIV with (Mm tnnLma nc tor Mk, ntul'iah rtwJiiuj iiiMi iir in uxo tstk ol imn ti.ttt ltinr turn tntl unriiatt rll "ulrl 'trf 1hlf 1hl1i r pl'. tiMltkCrf fwllrwj. h(l Utf lU. h sVOyUilBUd ' UN flMf 4M Al drui Hnrtt viry whr In Klamath rIU. at Walfrrn'a and Whitman Drue let "ButcU" and wrop your Deer ii r locker w cut and and pork for you cure your hams and bacon And w ttili SMOKE HOUSE A. CJ. "Bulrh" 7.wrigart 121 Marhrl Klamath ralla Phone :060 DEPENDABLE AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS How's Your Weed Crop? Weeds Steal Soil Moisture Plant Nutrients Farm Income Food Needed for a Hungry World Knock Them Out With ESTERON DUST ESTERON 44 Sco your dealor or writ 1111 WlltllM aiVIIION THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY SAN FRANCISCO la.HI. W.thlnat.n t.al t.h, C.Hf.rnl. Diitribulod in Iho Klomath Basin by J.W. KERNS f 34 South 6th Phona 4197 Local Application Availablo by Formorj' Air Sorvieo, Murol Long. Phone 8389 Attention FARMERS NEVER AGAIN . . . can you buy at these prices! 3 Martin Ditchers 1 "I 70 12-wsv). Regular price 160.40 NOW Q J 70' J. . Case Hammer m 39 Mill Itesiilar prlre 161.14 NOW J vy fim 2 14' J. . Case Hammer "1 n 24 Mills Regular prlre 199.SJ NOW j 'EiJ' 7 Gould Water Pump vMt QjiQS lank. Regular price complete 131.35 NOW 111 3 Farm Wagons mxi "J 00 Urea. Regular prlre 323..10 NOW j S Kl0 7 Fertilizer Spreader vm Q7S D. C. rim or atrrl wheels. Reg. 110.35. NOW (frBlSisj 700 Bundles Baling Wire "750 10 3" -IMi Rii)te (Rell In 20-bundle lots M only). KetuUr price S.30 bundle NOW gf bun. 500 Bring This Coupon fj"00 i You'll get 5.00 off the S j 5 00 Sale price with this Coupon 00! STANDARD IMPLEMENT CO. "Your J. I. Case Farm Machinery Dealer" 2710 So. 6th Phone 9336 ' . . 'y "" 1,1 '" " " m .oiiapm us WrlSy . , IN A BIG, BIG WAY.... Construction and road machinery that is designed for economical maintenance. The most complete selection of earth-moving equipment in southern Oregon and nor thern California will be found in stock at your ALLIS CHALMERS distributor, The West-Hitchcock Corp. YES, EARTH-MOVERS IN A BIG, BIG WAY ... NOW AVAILABLE ALLIS-CHALMERS 21,500 lb. POWER GRADERS ALLIS-CHALMERS 17,300 lb. POWER GRADERS , "Basin" Distributors for ' ALLIS-CHALMERS INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT. FAMOUS WHITE TRUCKS. CARCO LOGGING DRUMS ARCHES. GAR WOOD SCRAPERS. CARRY ALLS, DOZERS, & POWER CONTROL UNITS. FAIRBANKS-MORSE-POMONA IRRIGATING PUMPS, SCALES, A LIGHTING PLANTS. HEIL HOISTS ft BODIES. R. M. WADE SPRINKLER IRRIGATING SYSTEMS. BE-GE GROUND PLANES. CARRYALLS, LAND-LEVELERS. 'Geared to the Klamath Basin " J a I WEST-HITCHCOCK CORP.. 677 So. 7th Phona 7771 ,1