anaheim-gazette 1929-01-24

Broadcast On Farm Outlook Secretary Jardine, Senator McNary, Representative Haugen In Program Jan. 28. A nation-wide radio broadcast which will include talks by the secretary of agriculture, the chairmen of the agricultural committee of the two houses of Congress, leading agricultural economists in the government service, and music by the United States Marine band on Monday January 28, will take to the million and a half American farms equipped with radio sets the Department of Agriculture's statement of the agricultural outlook for 1929. The broadcast will be transmitted through a network of stations associated with the National Broadcasting company. This network will cover the nation from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast and from the Canadian border to the Gulf of Mexico. The program will open at 1:45 p.m., Eastern Standard time and will continue for one hour. Senator Charles L. McNary of Oregon, chairman of the committee on agriculture of the United States senate, and Congressman Gilbert N. Haugen of Iowa chairman of the like committee of the House of Representatives will join with Secretary William M. Jardine of the Department of Agriculture in pointing out to listeners the aid given by authoritative outlook information to the adjustment of the nation's agricultural production to the demand of consumers in this country and in the world. Secretary Jardine will briefly state the main factors in the foreign and domestic situation which will influence the market for this year's outturn of American crops and livestock. The chairman of the department's outlook committees on wheat, corn, tobacco, potatoes, hogs, beef cattle, dairy products and poultry will summarize the Newest of the new five months ago ~ and newest of the new today! COUPES . . $1195 to $1875 SEDANS . . $1220 to $2145 -and newest of the new today! COUPES . . . $1195 to $1875 SEDANS . . . $1220 to $2145 SPORT CARS . $1225 to $1550 These prices f. o. b. Buick Factory. Convenient terms can be arranged on the Liberal G. M. A. C. Time Payment Plan. The New BUICK George F. Kowald! BUICK DISTRIBUTORS, NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY ANAHEIM AND FULLERTON 136 South Los Angeles Street Phone 864 201 South Spadra Road Phone 905 When Better Automobiles Are Built . . . Buick Will Build Them Special! LOW One-Way Fares Back East EFFECTIVE Feb. 1 to March 2, the Union Pacific will offer special low one-way fares to eastern points. Spee Low One-Way Fares Back East EFFECTIVE Feb. 1 to March 2, the Union Pacific will offer special low one-way fares to eastern points. These fares provide accommodations in coach and reclining chair cars. They give you the advantage of the comfort and speed of a transcontinental flyer—at minimum cost! And you travel over the famous Overland Route, unsurpassed for its scenic beauty. Similar low one way fares will be in effect from eastern points to California between March 15 and April 30. Take advantage of these LOW FARES to visit Back East! Examples of Special One-Way Fares Chicago . $52.50 Minneapolis $50.00 St. Louis . 47.50 Duluth . 54.00 Memphis . 47.50 Winnipeg . 62.50 New Orleans 47.50 Oklahoma City 40.00 Peoria . 49.35 Little Rock . 45.00 St. Joseph . 40.00 Ft. Worth . 42.50 Kansas City . 40.00 Dallas . 42.50 Omaha . 40.00 Denver . 30.00 Slowx City . 42.75 Colo. Springs 30.00 St. Paul . 80.00 Cheyenne . 30.00 Salt Lake City and Ogden $17.50 Union Pacific THE OVERLAND ROUTE LUTHER L. EDEN, Agent Union Pacific System Telephone 729 Basketball Teams To Clash Saturday U. S. C. and U. C. L. A. Play First of a Three-Game Series When the University of Southern California and U. C. L. A. basketball teams clash Saturday night, January 26, at the Olympic Auditorium in the first of a three-game series, a revised Trojan line up will probably take the floor in an attempt to break S. C.'s losing streak in conference games. Henry Cano and Aaron Nibley are slated to open for the Trojans in their customary forward places, but Jesse Mortensen, the lofty center, appears scheduled to make way for Frank Smith while Captain Lloyd Thomas and John Lehnerg, guards, will probably see a pair of sophomores, Ray Harris and Jim Truher, in their jobs. These were the changes in the lineup effected by Coach Leo Calland of the Trojans in the Occidental practice game Tuesday night and the Southern California coach has strongly intimated that he will stick to this combination as the starting five against the Bruins. In the Stanford game last Saturday night, inability to hit the bagket when repeated chances to score were presented again brought defeat to the Southern Californians. Statistics on the Card-Trojan contest reveal that the Southern Californians took 97 shots at the hoop from the field and scored only 12 goals while the Cardinals had only 57 cracks at the basket and made 13 field goals. The statigies show that the offensive system as worked out by Calland is doing its part in placing the Trojans in position to score and that it is the Southern Californians' inability to "hit their hat" when set for shots that has meant defeat in the three conference games played thus far this season. Staleness brought on by a strenuous football season is believed by Calland to be responsible for the hoop defeats of Troy, since Captain Thomas and Mortensen, both of whom were cage stars last year, had just finished a long season with Coach Howard Jones' grid team before reporting for basketball. It is to give Thomas and Mortensen a rest that Calland has decided to shift his lineup for the U. C. L. A. game, for without doubt these men will be back in the starting combination before the season has ended. Lehnera also needd a rest, in Calland's opinion, as he has borne the brunt of the Trojan attack throughout nearly all of the practice and conference games played to date, but there is a possibility that he will be back in the starting group by Saturday night. Changes in the U. C. L. A. lineup tried by Coach Caddy Works in the California series last week-end apparently did not strengthen the Bruins, and it is expected that Workg will go back to his old combination for the Trojan game. In this case the probable starting lineup for Saturday will be as follows: So. Calif. U.C.L.A. Nibley f. Wilde Cano f. Linthicum Smith c. Woodruff Harris g. Balter Truher g. Baker The varsity game is called for eight o'clock and will be proceed at 7 p.m. by a freshman tilt between the two universities. of y! arary action, however, when Director Hocke explained that the outbreak had been localized and the pogibility of it spreading had been minimized. Frank P. Moore, chairman of the Arizona Livestock Board, was expected to arrive here today to investigate conditions and it was believed locally that his findings will result in the lifting of Arizona's quarantine. The Federal Department of Agriculture of Canada issued a blanket quarantine order against livestock from the Pacific Coast states, Arizona and Nevada and from the states of Sonora and Lower California in Mexico. Only a small area near Whittier has been quarantined by the United States Department of Agriculture. Surveys of virtually all ranches in this vicinity have been made during the past few days, it was said, and no additional cases have been discovered. The 3,500 hogs which were infected on the ranch have been slaughtered and buried in quick time and a spraying and disinfecting apparatus has been brought home from treatment to completely wipe out all traces of the disease on the ranch. Several veterinary regularly emailed by the State Department of Agriculture, United States Bureau of Animal Industry and the Los Angeles County Livestock Department, and experienced in foot and mouth disease control work, have been concentrated in Los Angeles. Many of these veterinarians responded to the emergency call by driving all night in automobiles from various parts of the state. In addition, the federal government has augmented the regular force with trained man from surrounding states as a precautionary measure. Mealybug Survey To Be Started A survey of the mealybug infested area in Orange county will be started at once. The object of the inspection will be to determine the following: 1. The degree and extent of mealybug infestation; 2. 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Cheesemaking Course at Davis Instruction in the technique of carrying starters, pasteurization of milk for cheese manufacture of various types of cheese is some of the work to be offered at the annual Short Course in Cheese Making, to be held at the University of California Division of Dairy Industry at the university farm, February 4 to 14. In making this announcement, Dr. C. L. Roadhouse, head of the division, points out that short courses also are to be given at the same time in market milk, butter, ice cream and dairy bacteriology. Cheddar cheese, Monterey cheese and Cottage cheese are manufactured regularly at the University Farm creamery; in addition the Edam, brick, limburger, Neufchatel and cream types are made by the students at intervals, and instruction will be given in their manufacture if requested by those enrolled. Anyone interested in the problems of dairy manufacturing, says Dr. Roadhouse, is eligible to attend those short courses. WORKED OUT BY CALLAND IS DOIN PLACING THE TROJANS IN SCORE AND THAT IT IS THE CALIFORNians' INABILITY TO "HIT WHEN SET FOR SHOTS THAT HAS ATTIN IN THE THREE CONFERENCE AND THUS FAR THIS SEASON. Brought on by a strenuous season is believed by Calland unable for the hoop defeats the Captain Thomas and Morof whom were cage stars and just finished a long seaCoach Howard Jones' grid reporting for basketball. It thomas and Mortensen a rest has decided to shift his the U. C. L. A. game, for but these men will be back in combination before the seaed. Also needg a rest, in Calland's he has borne the brunt of attack throughout nearly all ice and conference games date, but there is a possibility will be back in the starting saturday night. At the U. C. L. A. lineup tried addy Works in the Californest week-end apparently did en the Bruins, and it is exWorks will go back to his tion for the Trojan game. The probable starting lineup will be ad follows: U.C.L.A. f. Wilde f. Linthicum c. Woodruff g. 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