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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1952)
WKDNKSDAY. JULY 10, 1052 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE : ft Av ' t' t'w' .-,li .-i ,' iM'i ,.".' .14 A. J" . '"Vy' j-'i - Klamath Barley Crop Looks Good; Nation Down 19 pet. K In iin tli llaaln' barley crop In reported look Inn In excellent gen eral aliape In the luce ul inurt imtlnnal barley year. County Aiienl (1. A. llemlerwin repurin rHprclully the Tulelnae bar ley field, prevloua Hi the leal atorin when Rome lodged and went down, looked "aa good an any I've over aren" A PLOW-TYPE ditch-digger prepares (he canal (or lining. Low. tost canal linings In Federal Roclamalion projects have tavad mora than five million dollars In water in the well. So (ha Bureau of Reclamation hat publiilied a booMot on "Canal Lin. Ingi and Methods." it li available from the Government Print, ing Office, Washington 25, D. C, for 25 cents. If says water lost on 46 federal projects would hava irrigated an additional million acres of land. . mm , vv-. '; -Ski STRIPS of fiber glass trt laid lite carpets and an asphalt mem. brana is created by spraying with a hot solution. rv- 1r e VP" j2rV rimriafcial i. .'. W V.'- WW SHOTCRETE, a concrete mixture blown on with air pressura provides a smooth floor In the canals. a "' lourf Holds Oath Legal OLYMPIA m The Washington Elate Supreme Court Monday un animoualy upheld a new ainte law requiring all candidates lor public olllce to take an anll-iubvcrslva oalli. The court held that auch oatha were "coiuujtent with the eplrlt and Intent o( both the federal and alate constitutions" and expressed dllllculty In understanding why any "cltlien for public of lice should object." The ruling reversed a decision last month by Superior Judge Charles T. Wright of Thurston County, The law, passed by the 1051 legislature, was challenged by the Progressive Party who said they Intended to run for office. County May Take Federal Money THE DALLES ll Countv Judge Ward Webber ssld Tuesday mat Wasco County may reluctant Iv have lo accept the federal gov enmient's ollrr of SI.094.6UO for loss of The Dalles bridge propertv. The county wns hslfwsv through construction of the brklge, when Army Engineers look over the she to Btarl the big The Dalles Dam serosa the Columbia River. Webber said the government's offer was not high enough, but the county may have to settle for it. The rounlv Intends now to hulld the bridge at a alte downstream from the dam. X Station Field Day August 4 n, itininl tftnmath t'yn(rkment HUiluu Held dy Is slated for the aiteinoou of Aug. 4, bupl. Oeno Uros has announced. The station has been working on soil plots and fertilizers. 11 Is located Jul west of the air port, with trial plots near Worden and test plots scattered across the county. State Heads Don't Agree mi iriv isi warrv 8. Dorman. hend of the Stale Department of Finance aim Aomimsirauoii, ..A o-.....u ll.al Ihi ItfmM Of olliclals be omitted Irom depart ment letierneaas. me rritn from olliclals was violent. t Hi,.- Fart NewbrV and State Treasurer Walter J. Pearson first vetoed Dormana pro posal. They they proposed that Dor mana department be eliminated. They anld In a meeting of the Board of Control mat me ucpair ment la wasting money. The third member, Oov. Douglas McKay, under whom the new de partment la administered, defend ed It. vf-,ku aanel Oitarifim MR Id 1 hfi department, created by the 1M legislature, was wasting iow money because of Its policies In ...nntiM Pnrrhnilnir used to bo done by the Board of Con trol. Pearson asld the department Is "the biggest waste of money tn the history of our stale." New bry agreed. Dorman said he would prove to the next legislature that his de-, partment Is saving money. Newby and Pearson have op posed creation of the department since It first wa proposed by the state's Little Hoover Commission lo reorganlie the state govern ment. Newbry and Pearson said Dor man's proposal on letter heads wouldn't snve very much money. But Oov. McKny said the taxpay ers' money can be saved only by cutting oil a lew pennies nere, anu a lew aouars mere. Newbry asld that omitting the officials names from letterheads "would be a big step toward regi mentation." A IM.370 contract for extending the state capltol hall one block north was awarded by the board lo Warren Northwest. Portland. If the weather holds out he said there should be a top crop here. Prices should be good this sea son too, as Indicated by the week ly grsln merket review released by the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. The natlonul crop la down approx imately t per cent, fiom 2!!,000. 000 I Ml bushels to 208. (XX), 000 Mj bushels, the report showed. Other crops were reported up, including oats up three per cent; winter whenl, up 02 per cent. Hye the report said, will be the small est crop this season In (0 years. Hay Yield May Go Up First cutting of alfalfa hay Is weil along, with an estimated 20. 000 aciea under production this aeason. 'lhls Is down from last year's acreaie aa announced by the Coun ty Agent's Olllce, Last year there was H4.000 acres of hay In the basin area. Uood hay la reportedly selling for 36 to fit per ton, with poorer quality dropping lower. County Agent C. A. Henuerson noted there may be aa Increase In yield this season over last. Last year, according to Bureau of Reclamation figures, yields were 3 6 to 3.7 tons per acre. This may b a shade higher. Hoppers In Demand For Bait Clot too many grasshoppers? The Dsy Bull Company, Port Huron, Mich., Is offering II per pound for pieserved hoppers, and they need between (,000 and (,000 pounds of them. Not only that, but the company also needs 2.000 pounds of pre served crickets. The comnany will give all Infor- mailon to persons wiio are willing to help. Those desiring informa tion should write the company. Incidentally, there has been a small outbreak of hoppers In the Ixjit Klamath Lake area again though they are reported under control. More hoppers are reported in the Fort Klamath Area. MACCsSet Controls Idaho and Washington have planned marketing agreement reg ulations not too stiff, according lo reports received here. Main regulation Instigated is a 1 and 'a Inch minimum, the regular U.S. No. 1 standard. The Oregon California Potato Marketing Agree ment Control Committee will prob ably take action later following meetings with growers to gather recommendations. Committee Chairman Bill Peter son, Redmond, was In this section recently. Drought Cuts Wheat Crop HELENA. Mont. ( The burn ing June drought In Eastern Mon tana has cut the state's Indicated wheat crop by nearly forty million bushels, the federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics said Monday. The bureau said the July 1 con dition indicates a Montana wheat crop of 69,888,000 bushels. A month ago the bureau fore cast an all-time high of 88.983.000 bushels this year. But then came "extremely dry and droughty con ditions ... In large sections of eastern, central and north-central Mnntrina. "Toial production of the state's II in. i-rrttiu . l 11 SPr Cent below last year's harvest and 20 per cent below the 1941-50 av erage." the BAE report said. Root Borer. Control In Bulletin A new method of controlling the western peach and prune root borer In rocky soils has been developed by the Oregon State college experiment station. Summer spraying with DDT or parathlon has been successful as a control measure for the borer, according to Earl Brown, OSC re sesrch assistant In entomology and author of atallon bulletin 613, a new publication on the subject. Both chemicals gave excellent control, but DDT Is cheaper and less dangerous to handle. The old standard treatment of paradlcholorbenzcne crystals In not effective on rocky soils, Brown re-1 ported. Such soils do not hold the ', gas long enough to kill the borers. I The new method; using DDT or parathlon spray, Is effective on trees less thsn four yeara old. An alternative method, using ethylene , or propylene dlchlorlde also la ef-, fectlve but can't be used on young ! trees. A full report of control expert-1 menta In contained In the new bulletin. Copies are available al OSC or county extension offices. wurlitzer frrrt Ofnlflcant lovtly ttylt antf finiiht to hwM from. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 No. 7th DRAIN TILE mm avrsla tna far fMa Jrala r i toaS Ul. 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Order NOW These bins ere else available In slses ef 1300, 2200, 3276 end 3600 bmhali. ORDER NOW for Immedlete delivery and be ready far harvest. These are in stock et the following firms! At Klamath Falls . . . J. W. Ktrns Klamath Feed Ce. Standard Implement Ci lyran Jehnion Garrison Iqulpmant At Merrill ... Merrill Lumber Ce. , At Metln ... Malin Grain and Feed At Tulalako . . . Crater Leke Machinery At Don-Is ... Butte Valley Hardware end Supply At Altures . , . Madac County Ca-ep c&t '(Butch' cut and wrap your beef and pork for your locker And we still cure your hams and bacon SMOKEHOUSE A. G. "Butch" Zweigort 427 Market Klamath Falls Phone 7060 Here's a that really makes HAY ! iOWER This Dearborn mower can be attached to the Ford Tractor in eight minutes! Eight minutes isn't much for a tractor mower . . and man, how it cuts! Ford Tractor Hydraulic Touch Control lifts the cutter bar to clear obstructions. Ford's duo-servo brakes permit sharp square turns. You save time when time really means money. You can take full advantage of good weather and get your hay up while it's in top condition. Automatic safety release protects bar if it hits an obstruction. Tapered roller bearings for smooth operation and long life. See us soon. We deliver the service and have the parte for Dearborn Farm Erjuip snenf, as welt a for all Ford Tractor. Klamath Tractor and Implement Company 5616 So. 6th ' Phone 8801 Klamath Falls, Oregon AUTOMATIC OIL FLOOR FURNACE LIMITED TIME ONLY.1 FITS IN THE FLOOR -TAKES NO ROOM SPACE . Tour dealer has a special shipment of ricrhonaSy offer in trt. Buy now and make your home) advertised Coleman floor furnaces. You con buy better-heated home for more comfort and better today at a big 15 discount but only whWe fhet health this winter and for winters to comeJ NOW CAN BE INSTALLED IN YOUR HOME FOR AS LOW AS 36 Months to Pay EASY FHA TERMS DUAL WALL MODEL fits beneath wall, heats adjoining rooms at once. 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