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wèêm m K BF'W .J. 7_tiA T E C IT Y JOURNAL, , JUNE 27. 1MB. --------------------------------- r s a m t s ä t m a g a secutivi yeai*», «ltd frith Ih i a*i»rd for 1834, the officers and employes of the Oregon Short Line railroad have the satisfaction of knowing that in their class they lead all other railroads in the United States for three consecutive years. This award means more than the mere receiving of a plaque. Railroad homes, as a result of the safety performance In 1934, and previous years, on the Oregon Short Line, have been happier by the elimina tion of death and Injury. : CODLING MOTH PARASITES FREED NEAR PARMA parasitic control of the codling ! moth. The usual spray program is ' dispensed with and the parasites will be depended upon entirely to reduce i the number of wormy apples. The experiment will be continued over a period of years. Parasites have been I extremely important duitng recent years by holding in check many of | 1 our major insect pests. A number of | rearing laboratories are being main tained from whence million of para j sites are now distributed over the country for various pests. The experiment at Parma will be the first of its nature to be started on the codling moth, and Mr. Haegle states that very keen interest in the project was shown by the entomol ogists at the national codling moth conference held at Urbana, Illinois. ! last February. The U. 8. Department of Agriculture Is cooperating by supplying the parasites to stock the orchard. A shipment of 1,000 codling moth parasites arrived by air express from Morrestown, N. J„ to be libertated J. E. Hearron and Sid Flanagan In an apple orchard near Parma ac cording to The Review. These In were business visitors In Nampa sects are small black wasps some- 1 Monday afternon. what larger than a mosquito and carry the name of Asccogaster car- [ Mr. and Mrs. David DeOross and pacapsae. The parasites lay th e ir! son Robert took dinner with the W. eggs In the the eggs of the codling j W. Foster family Sunday. moth and the larvae develop within the codling moth larvae with little apparent harm except to reduce the size of the host larvae. The host larvae spin their cocoons as usual.1 but Instead of a moth emerging, the parasite wasp emerges. Buy from our advertisers and get real satisfaction ! We Pay COLD CASH For HOT ASHES —SEE— Frank T. Morgan For Your Insurance Needs WE SPECIALIZE IN HAY INSURANCE Protect What You Have ; jj Ch W': ’ Dull Headaches Gone, Simple Remedy Does It TWt Ò A P A N tS E OBSERVE ft GODLESS MONTH- THE\ t>0 NOT GO TO GN u OUNE VS OHE Of OUR. HIGHEST TM.ED COMMODITIES - ¥4 ^OM% STAUB THE TAT. \S MOR.E THAN TH6— • TOTAL RROOüCUOH C04TS the temples BECAUSE THE GDDSARt v oSEft TO BE Mftt ma\HG THE MIKADO A number of shipments of these parasites are to be released tills year In an isolated apple orchard near Parma that Is being acquired by the Idaho Experiment Station for the purpose of an experiment In the Headaches caused by constipation are gone after one dose of Adlertka. This cleans poisons out of BOTH upper anl lower bowels. Ends bad sleep, nervousness. The Nyssa Phar macy.—Advertisement. Electric Refrigeration Has Interesting Early History System Utilizes* Natures Way To Preserve Food r1 , t t . • 1 • ^O REG O N SHORT LINE W IN S SAFETL AW ARD The Oregon Short Line has been successful In winning the award in Group "C ”—that Is, railroads work ing eight million to twenty million Sir Francis Bacon, that famous men per annum, given by the N at philosopher died from exposure In ional Safety Council. The contest is tm attempt to find whether snow based on the number of casualties to licked into dressed fowl would pre serve it against the natural destruc tive forces of nature. Our Pilgrim fathers used the cool ness of the earth or rough boxes in lowing streams to gain their crude refrigeration. A t last they found that Ice Itself could be harvested and stored year round. Thus the old ice-box days were born. While there Is no accurate date as I to the invention of the Ice machine. | history records that one was present I In the blockade of New Orleans dttr- j Ing the Civil War. We can assume | that some usage was being made o f : artificial ice at about the same time. J Prom the years 1912 to 1927 numer- j ous attempts were made to devise j some artificial ice machine of a I miniature form for home use. Even- j tually, from these efforts, a success- j ful domestic unit was evolved. Nature's Way The ways of nature are simple. | She could not set up a complicated set of rules to preserve that which has ceased living against the prob ability that It might be needed for food. Nature therefore provided two simple ways to overcome the prob lem. First, she provided four prin ciple destructive forces to remove that which has ceased living and If not needed as food would be in the way. These are: 1.— Mold. 2 —Yeast. 3. —Bacteria. . 4. —Oxidation. Second, having provided these beneficial destructive influencer nature set up a way by which th'-i: | activities might be retarded sitfii iently long to preserve food for r plenishment purposes, should the be desired. The factors which control the I growth o f these micro-organism are: 1 .—Temperature. 2 —Humidity (The moisture In the sir). 3.—Air circulation. Neither the temperature or air circulation of an ice box can be automatically controlled and It was the need for some method o f auto matic regulation of temperature, humidity and air circuiltlon for the preservation of foods that engineer ing genius evolved the elcetric refri gerator. RE FR IG ER A TIO N IN R E LATIO N TO HEALTH employes on duty in train, train ser vice and non-train accidents per mjmon man hours worked according to official records of the Interstate Commerce Commission. The Oregon Short Line Railroad holds the distinction of receiving the award for 1932. It also stood at the head of the class in 1933, but under the rules of the National Safety Council no railroad is eligible to win a Group award for two con- See The New Models In Come Swim G-E Refrigerators N O W O N DISPLAY There la a General Electric R efrigerator to meet the re quirement! of every family. Three attractive models, the Mon itor top. Flat top, and Ball top. 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By all means see the new Kelvinator* before you invest. Electrical Peterson Furniture Co. Mordale Furniture Store Ontario Oregon Nyssa Oregon a V I R Y D A Y - T W O T H O U S A N D N I W K I L V I N A T O R O W N i ft S Sales Equipment Association Refrigeration Bureau
