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SUITS - COATS DRESSES
HATS - SWEATERS - SKIRTS
GO ON SALE !
At Drastic Reductions
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"If I've figured right, we have $25 left this month to
make a down payment on something!"
Agriculture Department
To Celebrate Birthday
WASHINGTON (UPI) Don't1
look now, but Christmas isn't the
only thing that is creeping up on
us.
Almost before we knot it, we
will he celebrating the 100th an
niversary of the founding of the
U.S. Department of Agriculture.
The event actually doesn't occur!
until next year, but one branch of
the department already has start
ed presenting a series of eenten-l
nial lectures, which I have bn
reading with a great deal of in
terest. ,
My interest in agriculture stems
in part from having tried to grow
some tomato plants in a backyard
petunia bed. I finally gave up and
ale the petunias.
But more than thai. I am fas
cinated by the endless variety of
the department's activities. Some
of them could hardly have been.
envisioned 100 years ago.
.lust this year, for example, a
department experiment station re-
Mary Andrieu
Wins Award
Mary Andrieu, Sacred Heart
Academy senior, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Andrieu. 732
North Seventh Street, has been
awarded a Merit Scholarship Let
ter of Recommendation.
The award, based on the schol
arship lest ' given in the spring,
is the fourth to be awarded in
Klamath County. Sister Mary Vic-
lorine. Sacred Heart principal,
made the presentation at the Octo
ber Student Body Assembly. The
award puts Mary in the upper
two per cent of the nation's high
school students.
Fires Reported
City firemen reported two minor
fire calls Monday night.
t 7:07 p.m., 17.19 regon Ave
nue, trash fire, no damage.
At 10:05 p.m., Greyhound Sta
tion, burned electric motor, fumes
removed from depot.
ported the development of a "non
bitter sweetclover." Possibly this
will lead in time to the develop
ment of a non-sweet billerwecd.
Not all of its experiments, how
ever, have panned out so well.
Among other things, the depart
ment has attempted to promote
lea growing, silkworm raising and
ostrich farming in America. None
could presently be described as
booming.
At the time that the department
was created to help the American
farmer, the American farmer was
not necessarily aware that he
needed any help. This was during
Abraham Lincoln's administration.
In his first annual message to
Congress, Lincoln pointed out that
the total agricultural representa
tion in tile federal government
consisted of one clerk.
While il is fortunate that this
great interest is so independent
in its nature as to not have de
manded and extorted more from
the government. I respectfully ask
Congress to consider whether
something more cannot be given
voluntarily with general advan
tagc," he said.
A few months later, Congress
voluntarily gave the Agriculture
Department. Its first annual budg
et amounted In about $60,000,
spent mainly in distributing seed
packets for congressmen. - r
This illustrates, as well as any
thing, how much times" have
changed in the past century. 1
spent almost thiit much last year
ti-ying to grow tomato plants.
Incidentally, the first full-term
agriculture secretary was Jeremi
ah Rush, who once uttered the
ringing words "I seen my duty
and I done it. He barely escaped
being elected vice president.
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