SUNDAY, AUGUST 14. 1955
Thieves Loot Pin Ball Games Here
,.d bv the thieves In the. Jul
For the second ume - ', . .
, .,ir .1 the Su- 23 burglary when some $200 in
weeks burglars struck it .the ( su sMe
burban Tavern s pinoau --1
early Baluraay moruuis- i
They stole coins from two pin
ball machines. Exact amount of
the loot has not yet been deter-,
mined, state po" who Investi
gated, said. !
Entry to the South Sixth Street
tavern was gained by breaking in
a side door the same method I
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HIGHER PRICES
for Your Livestock
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FARM BUREAU
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THIS IS A HOG. A hay hog to be sure, worltinj on the Ed Geery ranch, this machine will pick
up and blow the Marion bluegrass into the wagon preparatory to being hauled to the threshing
machine. The tractor operator, Al Billings, reported that he has loaded a wagon in as little as
12 minutes.
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AN OVERALL VIEW of the hay hog in operation at the Ed Geary ranch. This machine is not a
chopper, but Just pick-up. It scoops up the Marion bluegrass and blows it into the trailing
wagon. The wagon is then pulled to the threshing wagon where it is dumped.
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"MOSTLY WOOF'
SPUDS 'N BREAKFAST
One morning recently I caught Earl Schultz at
breakfast and at (lie request of Ins wife joined
in and guess whatl Earl had spuds and bacon
and hotcakesl What a farmer eats the spuds
lie grows. Anyway, since then I've convinced
the wife we should eat spuds for breakfast.
THEY SAY THERE IS A 46 MILLION LB.
SURPLUS In spuds this year. If we could get
120 million Americans to eat spuds for break
fast the prlco would no doubt be satisfactory
this fall.
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A io you ndvcrtiMnjt
your spuds? The cut
lo the IWt ran ob
tained through thn
Dunk of Amcrlcn, First
NnUomil, U.S. Nation- ,
ill. Dob AcUUhun at th
Hrrnld News or
your printer. U pays
to advertise. (Ask
Bugs 'n Spuds . . .
Except for sood producers, Iht bug population hoi been
pretty low in most caiti. The teed people generally
have put on one spray. Most of the commerctol grow,
ars plan on one shot the next weak or 10 doyi to try
to hold for the season.
If you vant help in checking your fields, drop in or
call ui. There it no "secret hokus pokus" to checking.
We will bt glad to show you.
Rl l I ft rd Mar hr Mr piiMlthrri Hi At n rrt Ihan
th irrrrdlni 4tt )r. Who wr altpitril?
Prices
(Deb bQid lust wef k the customer like to know the
prtccs )
per gallon ... I pint per ocre,
J4.00 per ocie. - - MALA1HION . . . $10 00 per gal
l ... 1 II. per ocre or more, J2.00 to $2 50 per
acre . PARATMION . . . $6 50 per qollon . . . I qt.
per ocre, S 1 .62 1 i per ocre. DUST ... I n0 Par
oiUon DOr 5 ... 30 lbs. co.t J2 65.
APPLICATION ... en nW $1.50 per ocre, on sproy
$2 00 to $2 25 per acre.
Comparison of Prices . . .
SYSTOX
St 00 mat.
2.00 Rpnl,
tt.0fl acir
I.a.l 1 In t
k. nnn't
apply rlo.er
than 31 il.lya
before harvest.
MAI.AITHON
! .'!. nut.
1 CO ...
H.H aire
Rrslilual? ?
I rralle -Slier.
i'it minx
$16!'. mill.
t IHI appl.
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Iteiidlial 1
rtv Pepenrl-
iii sr
J.'.fiS mat.
I.ti.l appl.
able.
l.niRer-
JVIJ er
Reller
rnvf raie
for
thlek
vtnra.
Cionrl
realdual,
llio ahnra prlcea are averacr applliation and di.a
e. They run vary nllli ynur .ippll, .iti.r Jlnil prob
lem, l.el ii help nu on your problem.
KNOW YOUR CHEMICALS AND PROBLEMS.
RELY ON YOUR SPRAY CENTER, YOUR
HOUSE OF CHEMICAL SERVICE.
The Spray Center
Freak Accident
Injures Rancher
LANGELL VALLEY Howrry
Roberts was injured in a freak
Hccident at his home in Upper
LnnRell Valley the evcnlne o( Au
gust 10. He had put a young steer
in the barn to butcher. Alter he
shot the animal he ran to cut Us
I throat to bleed It and In some
tvn.y severed the artery of his right
wrist.
At first he didn't know he was
injured and thought all the blood
was coming from the calf. His
wue caned Mrs. Eddie urallan a
trained nurse who came and put
a tourniquet on his aim. Louis
Randall rushed him to Klamath
Valley Hospital. The doctor later
sent him home to rest and take
It easy for several days. Mr. and
Mrs. George Fernlund and Martin
Gift finished the butchering.
Open House At
Jinnerre's Told
MBRRILL Open house will be
held at the William .Imnette ranch
of Merrill on Tile: day nfloi-nnnn
August 10 between the hours 2:30
to 5 p.m. Guests of honor are Mrs.
Jessie c. Kattcnhorn of Shnflpr,
California, who Is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Harriet Fotlierlngham, and
Mrs. Margaret Roberts from San
Jose. California who is the mother I
of Mrs. Anne Fruits.
All friends of the community are
Invited.
WE GIVE S&H
GREEN STAMPS
Farmer's Y Implement
Marrill-loV.vnw Jet. Ph. S0SS
LEADING THE FARM GROUP in song during the noon program of the Tulelalte Experiment!
Farm field day, August 5, is Bill Whitalter, manager of the Tulelalte Fairgrounds. The picture
was taken in the new judging pavilion on the fairgrounds.
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A NOSTALGIC RETURN to the early ' thirties ' is represented in this picture of an old time
threshing machine doing modern work by threshing Marion bluegrass seed on the Ed Geary
ranch.
Home
Extension
oN;i:it-i'Ainvii:w
By Mrs. Dorothy L. Whilmnre
The ConRcr-Fairview Home Ex
tension Unit met Friday. August 5
at the picnic area of Moore Park
to select a committee chairman for
the coming year.
Afirr ' nniluck at noon, Mrs.
rhmles Klein, unit chairman, i
called the meeting to order. Mrs.
John Matthews, vice chairman, re
ported Mrs. Gerald Gwyn had ac
cepted the office of sccrctary-tie.-'s-urer.
Luncheon chairman is Mrs.
Harold Thompson. Mrs. Matthews
will continue as A.C.W.W. chair
man. Those attendinc were Mrs. Klem.
Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Matthews.
Mis. Lynn Hayes. Mrs. F. O. Rey
nolds. Mrs. Phillip Detroit, and
Mrs. Vaughn Whiimore.
Tne first Hireling nt the year will
be September 2 The projret anrt
meetnii; place will be announced
later.
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For Example-
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, New Bathroom
Modern Kitchen
Enjoy tht comforts flnd conven
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And remember, you'll be oddinj
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DON'T MISS THE
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OPENING
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TUES., AUG. 16
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TUES., AUG. 16
Dale Childers and Mike Shela
TUMI T
Slate police In Kiainath County
are on the lookout for the burglai'
who stole tiols ironi the home of
Gcoigo E. smith, Tulclnkc, Tues
day. He reported lo police they were
valued at Sll'a.
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