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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1952)
T VKDNKSIMV, APIUL, 23, lfir.2 HERALD AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORKGON PAGE SEVENTEEN A LONC-EARED PAL Wiier. riiuII nrh iilnv wlih rlnlu, rain or dci, tleslr hmllh ol l.ut Vrtan. Niv., Mm thla Intil -fared thaeiy liurrn lo krrn hrr rnniuiiy ilurlm play. Agent Shows Costs, Ways To Fertilize Field, Lawn lly I . A. II1NM IIHON III thrni- dny n hijili Inbur nn nilirr coMn In lurmlng miylhliiK UijI. Mill ledum thi'MJ Cor-U IK of liiirrr.'.t In producr-rn. Ilci.r'ur'.'b work rHiilfd out by I lie North (.'iiriillnu f;:irarliiMii Htntlon )u.t ircrlvpil t thr Cnunly Atrrnth' ol (ii'p In Kluinu'li I1 nil Kivin noun; vtry Inti'rnr.tliiK inliirmntion on th5 miiltrr. Thin llifiiriniition coniiiwri'i Hip vuliHr (it iiii'lurt hikI kIvpu re ly. On lawns connlnllnir rntirrlv 'it lm:., ammonium aulnhalc u ntcr). lull hrmnv. of tin ,en:e,nluft nl nitrogen. It la uaunlly i milled at from llva lo ten lb, for rath 1 .00(1 (Kiunre feet of lawn kurfate. Tor lann having both clover and KniM, It needa ft little different kind of fertilizer. Nltroum niono will choke out the clovei. o a fer tiliser contalnlnir bolh nlirwrm nnri phoaphorou la bc.il. fertilizer, auch IX. W. Every, Entomolory Specialist at Oregon Slate Collene haa brought aome Information that may be help lul. Every atntcs that Pennsylvania Stale Colleiie recommends Hint one pound of 60 per cent wetlable Chlorrlitne powder (Unsolved In 10 Kallona of water la aulftclent to cover 1,000 aipiare feet of lawn. Material should be uprlnkled on and then watered. He alao atntcd that the emulalon from Chlordane may bo uaed Inatead of the wettabie powder. In an old bulletin now out of print, entitled "Earth Worm and Pehtfl and Otherwle" the fo. IowIiik Information la Riven: Two, not to exceed three & or corroalve sublimate dlnaolved In 50 gallona liirim per man hour apeiil lii pro- I an 10-20-0 In about the beat typ vldlini feed l-AS'l Utr; VR. 1 I III'. It FKKIM Hill Ilia. TUN pnMlue Jtt .118 lull Ilia. TI)N nlfiilfa hay est. 1 -3f 100 Ilia. TUN corn cm. . 1.77 HID Ilia. TUN with cut 2 07 to in e. aa tnia naa in per cent nurouen and 20 per cent phoaphor Ic acid, l ive to 10 Iba. per 1,000 iquarc feel are sufficient. Chemical fertilizers will burn Ihe gran or follaie unle vj Immedlatelr Itehirn per niiin hr. pinlure J23.0II I dlnaolvcd by either hoae or aprlnii Itetuiu per nmn-lir wheat ft 81 ltd urn pr. maii-hr. corn .. 3 09 Itelurn pr. iniinhr. onta . . 2 10 The fuel that 100 Iba. of 1 l)H ilolnl dlnealllbe nulrlenlr.i In pic ture co:,ta flB centa compared wllh a 1 36 lor alfullu, II 77 lor corn. and 2 07 lor out" la extremely Im ler Irrliiutlon. Burning Is not per manent, but lookit bad for a week or so following application. UBDA figures Indicate that farm and ranches now have h per cent more meat animals on their fnrin than they did a year ano. This la poiuiiit Ali.o. the t.econd port ol I tniro mirneai number on record Ihe tnble allowing the rate ol re- i Cattle have reached an all time turn lor maii-huura required la 123 - i high of over 88 million head with 00 lor pui.lure, ab.BI from wheal. ' a rocord number on feed, totaling 13 01) Ironi coin, and 12 .70 from over five million. Catlle feeding !. out., la tiiirticuiariy eniigmeninix. 'Ihe.-e flifureo tend lo how clear ly Ihe need lor mure pasture In order lo lucres; c net larm Income of water Is sufficient for 1.000 Mtiare feet of green lawn. Alter application, thla solution should be followed Immediately with twice as much water to force It entirely Into the soil. It should be kept In mind that corrosive sublimate Is extreme ly poisonous. All packages of this material ahould be plainly labeled and all vessels uaed In preparing the solution should be scrupulously washed after being used. The bulletin states that after three years application of ammo nium sulphate to sod on the Exper imental farm of the Department of Agriculture, Arlington, Virginia for fertilizer purpor.es, all earth worms were eliminated from the plots where this chemical fertilizer was used. Ammonium sulphats may bo cither dissolved In water or mixed with dry sand and applied at the rate of three pounds to 1000 square feet of lawn surluce. This la oniy recommended for grass lawns. In fact: ammonium sulphate la a stan dard fertilizer for grass and othei crops In the Klamath Bnsln and should be readily available. It la frequently put on lawns by being broadcast at three to four lbs. per, 1.000 square feet and Immediately Irrigated. For lawns In the upper part of Klamnth Falls on the slop ing hillsides, thU might be the bnit and easiest method lo control nlghl crawlers. BFUry Smarting ' of minor ' Unimex 0i( um nl this toothing ointmsni ! flv amaitnt relief Knp laajy. Un alao for itch of ilraple reah, dry test ma, , Pollination By Bees Best Mine proof of the rr.ernl ntl role pliived by been Ul pollliuilliiy Ore anil a aped crupn lllia been collect, ed bv 1)1 II. A hculleli, li pli ultlll -I'.l fot Ihe Oickoii Male college iiiiiiiuliuiiil experiin-nl aiitiion. 'lel. rnude In JcMcimiii iiiunty on polliiiiiilon of I.iidinu clover 111) brea unit ullid k'lvn all thr iiilwiiilajie lo Ihr ber.i, rH'Ullen le irled MnuiK ni.iii-inude wind-, were uv'ti in the triiih, io determine the il.ril on l.mluio pulltiitt'.on lleea np kept "ul of a plot o I.adino I'iMied wllh n m'mtii cae ( lovrr hp ide 1 1 it i "i'r w,(ri trraied ultl) lining wind;, fioiu a inaihini' uiie vrek t)ne huiidrrd lieadi. were lliirvr.Mpil and ircd pioductloii roin pnied wilh loo head-, of rlover Ink en Ironi an open Held where bect had free accea... The reaulla ahowed 1S37 aeeda from Ihe ih) vind-polluinled do rr heada and 31.321. aeeda from ilw loo heads In the open field. Wind treaimenl did help roine. be. i-auae loo heada In a cuke without wind produced only 2"l aeedr, '1M?, alao indicated thai more hee are needed Ihnn aie now available fur pollination. Although bee colonira in Jefleraon county rii'i-e .nireuaed by oOO-j between 10j0 and IBM, i,en couma In fielda allowed (here were fewer than 2 btea per aquare yard. Home Fire Fatal To Eugene Man liUOKMC I'lir 111 hi-. MiHill fiiinic honir in Kiisl V'AWcuv killed ; Anthony Nti liolii.i Itri'K: , Ul. rurly i ,nii,tiiy. ! l-'lmi.t-ii, rnlUil T,f nr:lil)urr, jlfnjiid hit body on ihr (lour A 1 MHj!- lav on liK houldrr n 11 ; w nit hi I mil K (It opped Ji um hit hit nd. Conn Pictures Federal Unit I Tid Coim, I itkc. ir-a- atioi in-.';, ex plaiucil v.liut (he l.ukeMew l-i-denil l.liil mi'. in lo ihe I'liiiiniuiili y at li irpilar llieelini' ol Ihe Mwi.illi Cll-rude C'hnplPr of Ihe rjocletv ill ' American Korean u hi Id in I.uke :ie I'lldnv til k I si . Noiiiluaiion lle arc being pre iparpd for the cleciion ol new of-lllier- lo Ihe chapler. About 44 neinbeia wer prc.-.ent at Ihe laal (Ci'Mon. ! Preaent olflrera aie Robert I.. .Cooier. chairman: Oeorce Ward ,cll, vice chairman and Don Hum mel, recretary-tienaurer. Nexl ineetnig will be a i.eciion meeting at Eugene May 17, with .HA1'' L-huptera from aa far north 'aa Southern Wa-.liinstun and un from Norihern Culllomia Joining Oreson loresters In field trips through Pope nd 'I albol operatlona and Eugeno area wood-uullMtlon planl.s. I.AWN FliftTILI.l ft Mid-April la a good time In apply Irrllllzer on lawna In Klamath coun- I alao shifting westward ' bhecp teem to be on the up grade again with A per cent In crease over last year. Hogs, too. are up a little, being 2 per ctni above laat year for the nation Tills all Indicates greater meal production than last year. New Fishing Plan Offered I.OS ANCK.t.ES l Montr-ornery I'Miier, vice prealdent ol the Van Camp hea Food Co. ol .Sun I'edio. Calif, proposes a new formula for determining tnterna I'onal fishing rlshla. It Is ba.scil nr. mil species ralhcr than physi cal areaa. I'hlsler told the National rish erles Inatltiile Monday: "Each country would have po lice powcra aa dlatlnguishcd from fir lung powers within specified limits of Ita water boundaries. Bui wh'ii 11 comes to Hah. control would lie established In relation to each l.sh .-.pedes, depending on Its l.ving and roaming habits." Thla principle already applies In a ireatv between the United States and Canada relating to halibut, he said. The two countries have con trol over halibut without regard, to where Ihe fish may be, and ahlps of other iisllons may fish in the halibut territory as long as Ihey sblde by U. S -Canadian regu lations, he laid. Numerous requeati on how to control night crawlers have been received al the County Agcnls' of fice In Ihe Federal Building. Nlgm crawlers are extremely large angle worms, sometimes reaching a foot in length and somewhat larger In diameter than an ordinary pencil i They arc not native to Klamath coumy but apparently were brought In by fl."hermen who had bought I some of these for bait and nol us- lug them all, threw out the extras in their back yards. They have mul tiplied very rapidly. Soil worms of I this nature are beneficial to the soil but they are pretty much of a nui I sance In gardens and lawns partic ularly. They make llltle mounds which roughen up the soil surface and cause the Inwn lo look some what bare In tpoti and sort ol worn oul- Since they are beneficial (o soil there are very lew recommended remedies for their control. A letter from the county agents' office to ONLY $161500 .. UNDER YOUR OWN CONDITIONS IS THE PLACE TO LEARN S DEAL WITH US AND... And Get ALL that "FORD"means in a Tractor 'J 0i4 wi I'ottfVd utodvti prtcW wilh hydramlk lift. Klamath Tractor & Implement Co. S616 So. 6th Street Phone 8801 Klamath Falls, Oregon poon Let us show you on your own farm the reasons why Massey-Harris tractors lead in power, economy, comiort, hydraulic control and ability to really get things done. Just a phone call or better yet stop in and see us to arrange a demonstration on your farm. Be sure to ask about the Massey-Harris Pony and 22 . . . the power leaders in the 1-plow and 2-plow fields. OGW FARM SUPPLY 3049 So. 6th Your Massey .Harris Dealer Phone 8144 MMk ttaWf MM 1 FRYING CHICKEN AT ITS BEST Frcjh-Cleon HAGEL'S HEN HOUSE Phone 8657 at TULELAKE mm u EDDIE RUPERT Massey-Harris Minneapolis-Moline On the Highway - Just North Tulelake SATURDAY April 26th Open House All Day Gifts Refreshments Novelties for the Kiddies We Trade for Anything Canaries, 50c - Horses, $1 0.00 Dogs, $5.00 -Cats, $2.50 You bring 'cm, we'll take 'em. as trade-in allowances, on new machinery only. mmm ma mmm ic A complete line of Massey-Harris and Minneapolis-Moline Farm Machinery ic A complete line of Parts ic A complete Service Department ex staffed by experienced men On ApriJ 9. 1952, the United States District Court for the Southern District of New Vork entered a final judgment, with the consent of all parties, which ended four years of litigation between Harry Ferguson, Inc. and Ford Motor Company and others. It was ordered and adjudged that: 1. The sum of 59.250,000 shall be paid to Harry Fergu son, Inc. as royalties on Patents Nos. 1,916,945; 2,118,180; 2,223,002 and 2,486,257. 2. Ford Motor Company shall not manufacture, after December 31, 1952, such tractors, and Dearborn Motors Corporation shall not sell any such tractors manufactured after December 31. 1952, as have (a) a pump having a valve on its suction side, as for example in the present Ford 8N tractor, arranged to be automatically controlled in accordance with the draft of an implement, or (b) a pump for a hydraulically operated draft control system for implement control and a power take-off shaft both driven by the lay shaft of the trans mission, as for example in the present Ford 6N tractor, or (r) a coupling mechanism on the upper portion of the center housing, of the form employed in Ford 8N tractors manufactured prior to November 22, 1949; and Ford Motor Company and .Dearborn Motors Corporation must affix a notice on any long coupling pins, manufactured by them, to the effect that the pin is sold only for replacement on 8N tractors made by Ford prior t6 November 22,1949. This notice will continue to be affixed antil Octo ber 25. 1966. 3. The Ford Motor Company and Dearborn Motors. Corporation shall have a period of time, expiring not y. later than December 31, 1952 in which to make these changes. 4. All other claims and counter claims are dismissed and withdrawn on the merits. A copy of the consent judgment is available to anyone interested in reading it. This settlement between Harry Ferguson, Inc. and The Ford Motor Company resolves the issues. The inventions in their entirety with which this action was concerned will be found only in the Ferguson Tractor and in the Ferguson System in the future. It is fitting that farmers' all over the world and es pecially io the Americas . - shall continue to look to Ferguson for fulfillment of all that these inventions contribute to a greater and more prosperous agriculture. Better implements, better farming practices, more abun dant production, and lower farming costs have resulted from the Ferguson System as employed in the Ferguson Tractor. Now, irdeed, the Ferguson with the one and only complete Ferguson System is the tractor that meets more of the needs of more of the farmers more of the time. This can be proved to you at a demonstration on your own farm. Such a demonstration can be quickly arranged by tele phone. Won't you call us about it? MAC'S FARM EQUIP. CO. 5629 South 6th Ph. 8551 ONLY THE FERGUSON TRACTOR HAS THE GENUINE FERGUSON SYSTEM
