4 M I'AGK .SIX TUESDAY. OCTPI'.KR 11. li'27. TUB KLAMATH NEW? FARM DEVELOPMENT 1 FORUM i t H 1 (;; i U ' .1 " Ankeny Ranch Subdivisions WV offer 20 and l()-aore Farms. V niilos south ''f Alt.imont Auto Camp ,.uh stiil, perpetual H5F.F. :t;er. Prices range f;nm S--"0 to ;. i :,;,:....-' tenns. Positively 'he best lu-y in Khmn'.h C ..r.t;. '.ul;. 1 f u. show u !,'; v ! v.. i ' irtliurl an farm li'.nv :ov iw B. . A rh-ne 909 Fortdscn If yon have nv k rk ahull rom- ttmlvr mi) .-la-.! firat ion IM rl llir rilRPSOV Bill ftn ll on a pnifllnbl.- halii: Mowliif hay nlllOnf poiiw Dlsictns potato Saving wood ..... Plowtn' Dlarinc HauliriK Bay nut 4 flM liBd lval)Q BALSIGER MOTOR CO. u'THumzKit s.i:s skiivk i:' IIkm-. iS? I MURPKEY'S t WW Main si - " " : ..... . Pboiu- 87 ' rIKI.I. "RUe.V, LAW.V AN'!) ri.OWLR bl:l:i ' ' f'uuitry Fotii Raaidteit . Be Supplies : "HahbiL Sapplica ' fcrittii-r) td f.at !aod D-g Feed and ReaeJUs. i Ki-math Jv'wds inure farmtTr iike ".Loce i.l ,UI aljo"i laIlJ oi)rtuai;itu CKILCOTE & SMITH vic .i ..i.lt'wl rlau Loans. Krntala, Farm LawN riiuiif nil K'anuktb Fall. r. Wo Deliver to Home ; PASTEURIZED Milk and Cream WE Guard Your Health with rlcb Quality and moai perfect unitary precaution CRATER LAKE DAIRY Wboleaale and Retail Hlcheal Cub Price paid to Farmer for Milk and Cream PHONE 14 4 8 J. S. MILLS 8C SON McCormick-Deering Farm Implements McCormick-Deering "Primroe" Cream Separator PHONE 9 We Invite You to the Klamath Billiard & Card Room (Over Golden Rule Store) You'll find things you need Billiards, Ponl, Cards, Hurler Shop. H"!a"riiTi' mill Sifi'p fii Ui'uut . Kltiest ;i:,J; I l.-unt" I'l In th. S'utf 628 Maui St. Phone 1127 7 Klamath Ice and Storage Co. WIIITK I'KI.IC.W .MINKIt.W. KI'IUM.H III 111 I.I (i WOKh- f- IM'P.K ARTIFICIAL 1CB A.N'I) COI-U STOItAOE l H,rlnK Ht. Phone OH OLDS 12S 5itr. 7tb $' t.riiidins td Putnpinr ratr fnr irr'ca lion RtJt power of any nature Threshing; icrain Ditrhinc Knsllait roller? 1'ullin' tutnp fV;h a'l k'aui.itli SEED STORE County airci Unv. C'aii or w.-ii :u oi:r wcnlurful .ouatrp fit luln Si. The Home of the White Pelican Potato We Buy and Sell Potato nd Other Farm i Product Klamath Broker age & Ware house Co. A. J. KROENERT. Mgr PHONE 671 536 Spring St. K.e-p Goiny by Stopping for Ga Oil Greasing MONARCH SKRViCC STATION T' ci & Nitschelm 6th and Walnut St. $10.00 Cash Prizes Each Week-$10.00 .. ' ' y . . . . ' . ; r, - . '. v,- . A vita! present need of Kiumuth County ia iiitelligcr4!e about experience with milch cows, sheep, i-attlo, hoga. :tl. i.Kiit uj i'ii our vast areas of untitled land-;. Tin-poultry, potatoes, ulfalfa, bees, rabbits, etc. Exper ! ;.tr.a:;: I'aiiy News believes Hint ti e 1-os.t way to ! u-nee of farm women and children looking after pet Live M.. U ;.iUvd ii';;.'ni,v i-; by ivtling forth in prir.tod itoek, always provide interesting reading, "ii'i; what our j-rc.-ent farming communities have done All renders of The Klamath Daily News are Invited .v.h :,-e !;.r.l. :r..! nre now doinjr. to compete, and :.re eligible for tho cash prizes. Prize au:v.: is ii.t. ..'-! iK-ooucts u.id ia a spirit ni helpf'iit- i.winh will be based upon what Is told, together with ness towards others who may become our neighbors, wii':he neatness and legibility of manuscript. The stories dn more than anything else in solving our land settlement hould not exceed five hundred words. TM'U-r. 1st.. $5.00; 2nd., $2.00; 3rd, $1.50 4th, $i.OO 5th., 50c li'-.t.'. i'1.. iM.-m.iii Lail Nov.s, in to-ooerruion Address nil communication., to Farm Development .. s-.h !-.. !n..n. .s and professional interest.-; who- u.lvti-Kuitrr. care Tho Klamath Daily News. " Prize awards x. m. w appear on this page, offer $10 00 in cash princnnd winning submissions will be published, on this page i . i v . : :h. five best stories of farm life in Klunv each Sunday. Oct your stories in by preceding Thursday. d Comity and environs. Get busy folks, let us have more neighbors when One ot.iry may tell of a farmer starting 'a few yearthey hear the real facts they will come. After reading, i.vo in. a ?mall way and of results achieved. Another max mail this copy out of county or state. ' ! Farmers Don Gas Masks In Attack Against Disease WASFHXGTON. Oct. (ia r "fcs and poison Ks. formerly relegated to war day, now are lainir used in a peace-time battle gainst one of the most de struVtire disease of the wheat belt. The7 toll of :.00l).00i bushels of wheat taken by smut in 1911 wl!i be averted this year and hereafter through war method lopted by farmers of tbe north Tst and sponsored by the U. S. Department of Agriculture. Where formerly roppersul ii'.ite'ltme and formaldehyde t!ea".i.ents were applied, copper ,-.irb.!:o or?v. ?iq bcin? ue.l li wli.vt 4 ittrnmc out to bo a iuti--si'al ef'ort to combat this : r'thu oa:a dicae. , County asrU'Bltcral ageaU. &'" Vria--!s:BC the efficacy of thli r:cthoJ. Farnicrs" crcani:atian'. -ailroad ajrlrul'aral ' gfiiui). ear- imprnvcmml asjociationsj ..".ti4-5 oti commerce.' ntwspa lf: ?. Bat!i''!o-i s . y(;rroralsts. hfllers as-at Ixtiri and othvr r.::ticies. hav loincd in a miphty -hcrfls in imh'T Im prainn. htO( IPX l.01r-i r t,3 r ul',. wlieat growem nr?. i-ii: .iji.MiUs .jluf ov.n .m:ishioes u r f -afing, seU wheat. Taey ore t .i.nu'.r .tt. m -k: a a pr.-itec- ,.n ;in their warfare oa a, dt' . .i.a that ha cut the averige jvanut.1 wheat yltsid mora than ; 000. CD bushels over a period f t several years. Copper carbon j:. Bv8 off poUsaou duM par titles and farrocra opcratiag their own machine in treating seed wheat are required to wear rar masks to avoid Inhaling this dust. The popularity of this disease nntrol method la spreading with 'och rapidity that community demonstrations in treating seed wheat are being conducted ani large groups of farmer may be seen wearing gas masks a peace time agricultural use for a war time invention. No Harm From It Proven agricultural practice attest the effiracy of copper car bonate in not only combating smut spores before tho grain Is sown but as a form of fnsuriajce against attack by weevils when the. wheat is stored. According to tbe L. S. Bureau of Plant Industry, copper carbon ate does not Injure germination. In fact, treated seed often germi nates better than untreated seed. Seed may be treated whenever convenient and stored without Injur)'. The wet method do not permit this. . Dusted seed may be planted at ! any time In dry or moist soil. iLIttle lauor. or .expense la .re quired to treat seed for large acreages. Copper carbonate pro tects stored grain from attacks by weevils, and rodent will not eat 1 treated seed If ther 1 unlceated grata in. the storehouses on which, they can feed. I'.NJ WHK.1T VIKIJ 1 It. L. Stiver, wheat grower in Markham township, Ontarin, re port he has Just finished thresh ing 600 'bushels of fall wheat ' less thnn 13 acre of land. A Small Dairy Illch In Quality. Strictly Raw Milk from our Own Cows. Perfection Dairy Pr-Mii'M Moiiip Delivery. Phone KLAMATH FALLS CREAMERY 777 JUanafactan .Your- Cream to Crater I.otte Dairy . ProdntV' r J "Whon You Need a Favor Call on U." 0f s. m TMh l how furiwcH treat whuf nc v.Hcr carbonate. 1h uiak ivcsti Iffhullna of t tie pnitr.liuu ilut. ' Harvested Corn ' Best HoFecd,' Result of Test 'WOOSTKR. O.. Oct.'' 10. Kx icrliut?nu tcnplctcd fit tli Ohio agricultural ttxntrrlmout ttaiiun bore, reveal. Uiat hoFKins down rora ia sometimes leu profitable ib mm ha--vetlD and luedlng it to the bo ft. It the price of hoRs In low and hat ot com hlsb. corn may brlnjt r.iorc whrn sold as grain than an lu rk, sav W. I.. KobiHon. Rut if hoKA nre hfeb and corn chrap, market injt corn "thro tilth hoKs will pay reRardless of the meth od of feed (n ft- Whrthrr hoKtinR down corn Is profitable, he explains, must Ik; determined by comparing the ro turns gained from hoKKinc d own the corn with those from harvest ing aud feeding, rather than with the market value of tbo grain. In Uiu ciperiitifiitt. piRs fed harrestpd corn gained m slishtly i faatcr than those on fitaudinK corn. They producecl nnore Kaln In lire weight per buh I frDin harvested corn, reiuni. rininjc from 14 to 20 cents a bushel' more. . Such difference, Robinson de clare, usually more than coreYa the coat of harvesting and feeding the corn. j Power On The j Farm A Boon The problem of rural electric service Is being attacked In a ' broad way through committee!! on : the relations of electricity to agri culture, composed of representa tives of the Farm Bureau rVder :i'!oti. National Orange, Individ ttat eledric plant manufacturers. So ciety of Agricultural Knglniera. Oneral Kl!ctrlr Light At iicia Hon, Klectrluil .Manufactururit As sociation, and the department of arricullnre. commerce and iriter i'r of tho I'nilcd Ht nes rovern-m-nt. tregon bus one of ih"f,e com-ntitt'.-es :(.fkfn lo fos.t"r investl kaTldn.'il and roaoarch wnrk that will d -velup the prohli ms In" volvcd In applying ehrctrl iiy. to faim work; dcv.-lnp method-, and .iuliuii.-rit that will m;i.'- Hti'i-eiH-In! iimo of electricity pottiM.. n Hilling oi:d salving ih.; irud.ic-tio-i prcMct.is of a';rlcu!iur', and n'i '1' 7 t! liiiine and I i v : m- c 011- liii'ins In American farm ii'imea I'MI'T by th' uiu i,l t lei irlclty. Tho ol.jr.ri nf tlm fini mill o In u'fvi ly icin-i'.ii.iiii','( i,,l, Kuril electrification U m.klngj iX. it ' Jk V. - 1 f J r(m:'.rl:ablo rrogress antl rt.ivsloi ; mrt In the apitli-ntton -of elec-. trlclty to agrknillure: In 1H13-. 'i...rtf were Jna.tiOo farm-.t In the. Tailed States which were obtain-) Ii.k serilro from the electric light . . .!.! newer, companies, la 19X11 "iney show 2;7,ii u farm lui 7 stats were supplied with, electric servlro. In 1S3J these 27 state had on'y 122.0U0 electrified Jarmsi' so that 10S.500 farm were tdded In the three ymr pe ritid eurtiug December SK 12, ' un litcreuse of per cent In ! th 1" states reporting. If thla tr.crea.se rontinuea there will .be nppri'iJmately one million dec-, : trifled farms l i this country by Ihc end of 1932 and three mil- : lion by 19JS. which I nearly eqi.al to one-half of the total farm In thi country. More than a iiucdred different practical ap- ' plications of electricity to agri culture have been rtevoloped. ! UN J I.UKSTtKK U)S8 I . I The Mississippi floods have caused a loss of mora than 325, "0H head of horses, mules, rattlo and swlno and more than 1,300,- 000 poultry, report the U. 8. Department of Agriculture. The flood covered an area of 1.417. f 5x -acres In 124 counties or ; parishes. . MR. FARMER Make our place your headquarter " ; , when in Klamath Fall. Yours truly, THE MECCA Phone 153 HAMM & PETERSON 531 Main St. THE BONANZA COUNTRY A Good place to live,, fine climlate, pure water, good schools. A Better chance to get a home than anywhere else. The Best opportunity for farming, under .irrigation, abundant water supply, cheap, good land, good roads to market. Ypu nhoutd see THE BONANZA COUNTRY This ad Is furnished by: J. 8. HORN, A. J. HICKMAN. J. T. EltAULEY, F. W. HHO ADS WORD and J. L. BPARETORN, business men of th Town of Bonanza. Vnr further lnfrrmatlhn, addn-i-s Wll, K. II, CIIASK, Hivretnry Horsi-fly Irrigation IMstrlH, ! Itonnnrji, Cows Thrive As Science Methods I Come Oat Ahead ! CAKVATION.. VYh.. Oct. 10. , How to groom your beat row , for a Ivod record and at .the same time get th most out ot i your dairy herd may b learned I from the experience of A. M. ! Ohonnley. manager of (he dairy I farm Iter. I For Cihormley has Just brought i out Carnation Walker llatelwood. ' 3-year-old llolsteln. wllh two new world'a records lu her clata. This is produced 43 33 Bound of butter In aevea daya and 159 5 , pounds In 30 day. .. - .. "She finished hnr year In very , good condition." (ihormley says. In explain ng how he ac- rumpllshcd this record, . J "Sho waa then dried up and 1 prcpsrtd for her next freshening. During Ihl period she at from 1 tn 30 pounds dally of (he following mtxrore: 100 noauila each of oals, bran, hominy and linseed meal and four pounds c.srih of charcoal and salt. Hhe also was given a much alfatta hiy a the wouTtl eat. Tbu feed was lightened UP considerably uvlir freshening,, and ' tmmadlatnly after freshen ItiC she was 'pill fnr Nom'tfmr oli onal: parta nf oats sail rn.- "nr tho time she wtw slarlect on her seven-day test she w receiving eight pound day of this same ration. Thla was not Increased until the beginning of tbe fifth day. ,. , , "By the aud of the seven-day tern she was larevtng 11 pounds a dav. 8 he wwi carried on for 30 day on this same ratine, eventually ennaumjug 14 pounds of grain a day. "Hhe also ate 11 to If pound of chopped bees, 25 to 30 pounds of good alfalfa hay. and eight pounda of good corn allag dally." SIXTH STREET GROCERY Walter Nelson, Prop. Qualify Orocetlea at . Right Price. Chicken and . Stock Feed. Malt and Hope. Highest Cash Price Paid (or Hide and Pelt. Phone OAS cna So. oth St. Oregon "1316" Main Si. AH For You i . In all that we do here, your interests arc kept firtt in mind. - Because, we know that what profit you i sure to benefit us. First National Bank Rhode Island Red Baby Chicks Kor delivery beginning about 8ptinbr IS The rorkarula niake tin fryers and brine alga prlcaa 'urlag winter and early spring scarcity. I'ullet begin laying la prlng nd lay through rummer practically oon-.lop and broody frea. Then fall mmilt and winter. . LOG CABIN POULTRY FARM Drlv out mil west of Keao un Ashland .Highway, kenu, tyre. . J. N. Bramhall.& Sons Broker Hay, Grain and Potatoe, Bought and Sold Burlap Sack, Twine, Etc Office and Warehouse l 305 Spring St. Phone MS P. O. Bo 403 AgenU for Tacoma Brew R. E. STINSON ' , .Photographer We specialise 'in Photograph ing and Knlar'gauient of I'rli Kami Hlock, Farm I'roUucfa and Scene, Kodak Finishing and 1 1 it ,r ... Framing ,. ' .f l-hoite J tsn a-J.1 Mala 81 jXJIJM "A C.ood Place for Sixth Street Yard at Merrill and Klamath "UJli .i... mi, i- i , ai.ai.n li-' - 1 Lewis Farms of Klamath Breeders of Trap-Neited White Leghorn. Now booking orders for delivery of Spring ChiVka Visitors Invited . , Washburn Way and Garden St., via East Main Kone983-W - Ve Know Land Values In every valley of. Southern Oregon Wa bar had iVnh teen. ycnr : i.rudlcnl farmlnf at purit'iiia In Klam.i.h County. Hare sold mnny farms and stunk rnnolin to thorough ly satisfied farmers, who i:re our reference. .. We art hero to ervo you. Write or call REYNOLDS & REED Real Eatnte and 10IM Main t. SWAN LAKE MOULDING CO. Potato Cellar Lumber Coder Irrigation Lumber ' PrrON7S9 Conntr Fair rVfttrtnnor S-fl Slato MT , Bonded lOIi PEOPLES WAREHOUSE ' :i , WB I!l!Y AND HUM, HIT, ftlUlM AM IHtATOKS "It Storeable, We Store ft" J. W. Kerns Farm Implnmi til. Craags Separator. Milking Machlaea, Fnuclng, Hay. Urala. Feed nd Seeds. Com bin liar vaster and Thrr-shar. ' ,' "Clottae- Trnrtora. ' 1405 S. 6th St. BIjniBje mm t Furmera to Trada" a- Lumber Co., Inc. '. Fall Phone MM Fire Insurance rtioae 100a Cash la King! Vo Rook Tho Baring Kn Loise I Yours Ovoralies: . SO 1.40 Tire anil Tnhe JIO-BO iV)tBi Tiro anil Tuba I0.0 CASH & CARRY TIRf. HOUSE, Inc. ; 516 Klamath Ave. Phone 1277 .