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,tho fmutodiate vtchiity al fr alrimnjtH
(j i - i n 'll8t var," hn 'pointml out, to-
Nitltll AlU'll'jl W fll lie hx- tui t i.'cjo nerea. This Inn 1 pro-
ploivri bv i NunilM'i dl" Ex- dmed io -tons of vKntnhios. loue
iliti-vns in Next VWiitUM 01 "T "P ,1;,7,0 c!
' . ionts and barely, afilG bushels of
'ill'S. wheat and 'il2 tons of potatoes.
1 ,T!i wheat represent, the yield of
TV (ny.Apelta tort ;,3 ocriM. . This yield cnii.be miil
.CIFICAfiO, Feb. 1. South Amor- tipllcd uiiiiiy times im more land Is
lea will be tho fleid o." four out uroU(.nt mi,.r rnlilvntinii thioiiKh
of. six wieiiltflc rwiarch pxpodi- lh0 (t ,,,.1 Uitttoti or proper fanning
tious to lie sent out by tho i-'ield methods."
'AI""n of Natural History durim, HroBliioiit riunnoll will, remain
tho next flvo yeans. Two of itne-.f ..,m,llt,,,e.. for several weeks necur
pxpodltli.ns will Rather KeuU-.!inl B t.,ui,m.nt fr tile school and
. specimen In tho urea M Uraitl I" cmyliyrnu facully members.
I'atuc.onia ami 'two, duo zoolntdcaJ .
and one botanical, will study the
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An iirchaoolwlcal expedition
State of Columbia and at tho same
time ail ethnology expedition will
go to the Malay Penisuln. All expeditions-will
govbofore summer and
will be gono for it period of two
to five years.
The department of geology In on
that plans to. extepd its expeditioa
over si period of live years. The
first of the. will bo headed by Dr.
Oliver ('. Farrlngton, Curator of, tho
depar-tiHent, and will proceed to the
gem-prodiieing-, localities of liraiil.
Otm; of.thii.fObpeV.ts iif'thls expedi -
tjou is to , sec'm'e , a .full series of
. iirljieruls 'associated: with tho dia-i
' inimd.'.' i; force, .perniisaion of the authorities
Two later expeditions under M)r. hn'H been necossury before marriage
Farriugton's rtirr-ctlon will vinlt"the ; and the character cf the intended
iniportant go'.d and Iron mining. dU-! bride had been .scrutinized closely,
tricts. of Brazil and the silver and Loop objection to these regulation i
copper producing distrlctn of Peru on the part of the police culminated
und Bolivia. The Tatter expedition In a call upon the premier by a
will !nnake specimens from the : delegation from the force. The un
important nitrate and vanudiuni d- 'ti f the cabinet followed.
posits of Chile.
Specimens of pra-hlstoiic verte
brate lite will be searched Tor by j
me second oi tne geoiogicui ex'.ie
(litions. This expedition will visit!
the Santa Cru7. beds of Patagoniu,
certulu areas of tho Pumpean for
mation of northern Argentine and
some cave deposits of Brazil. It U
hoped to se.cure some specimens of j
the great ground cloths, the Vani-l
pus horse and other types of "verte
brate life or South A,morlcu. Tho
expedition will be unrer the dlrec-;
tiun of Mr. E. S. ltiggs of tho de
partment of hiiitoflc 'goolngy of i
nniseuin.
The xoolcIcal and bntunical
peditic-n will work .together in th
Interior . of' the Sierras of Central
Peru and In tho ' rnirlnn of Lhe
sources of the Amazon. . .
it li'ui,' riu.,,iti,l 'jn,i..iM nr
zool.v or the museum, will head
the expedition which expect, to
bring back manv new sneciinena of
,,i,.,i nr.. Thn Tti,i,.i .
diilnn will lie under the direction of
Mr. J Francis' Macbrlde assistant ' to,lch wllh Spilzbergon and to The-department fays that about P0
botanist of. the museum. The ro- reclve "essaKes from the Norwea-! out of every 100 farms in the United
gion the expedition will cover Is B4-il8n wirelftSS station at Stavanger. ;Stat have upon them some form of
moat unknown as far aa ita plant.! The two "viators will. Join tin!;, home garden or source of supply
life Is concerned j Maud at Seattle. The airplanes to of fresh Ycffctables.; Many of theso
The archaeological expedition nn-! ,lse1 ,n0 North Vola llah Brdns. include, in audition to the an
dor the direction of Dr. J. A. Muon wl" luuR '""'s of SO horse-power, Hua ve(fealJe, .mail fruits and eer
wlll endeavor to solve some of the awoniiiicdtfte two pftssengei-a and tain of th perennial or more or les
mysteries of tho Interrelation. of:
the great a'neient civilizations of tbel
America! and will attempt to ea-
l.lltliult rivnlif iaT Amimi,.tlnr lltilr
Iwtwefin the aneu itt Waya ani tb(S
Inra of Peru. . .
The department of firehaeolojry
also plans to penetrate the Co'lo
ratio dew?rt next summer and to
and Xavaho Indians.
The exieditton hendel by Dr. Kay
Cooper Colo will leave In June fur
the Malay Peninsula to ntudjr thn
origin and migration of the Mstay j
and Negrito racPH. Before return-'
ing to' this country Dr. CoJe will;
attempt to yteuetrate lnt the Inter
ior H' JJoruuo. )
Dr. II, Laufer, curator of the de-1
VnrtmnHt of anthrofH)locyt In plan-!
nlim a trip to China to study the!
afforiftitt-Hl trlbea of th ialaivd oft
Mai-nan. Ho will 4o matie ani
archawUif kal aurvey of the ro-!
vluce of J'u-klen and J4m hirti in
order to enlarge the Chiueso ctii -
Hetkma oi the maaeum.
ififiien
SEATTIJ;, Jan. 31. VUl i
rttUrul 4VdU.e anA
Minis At r airb:inke. within a bun
dr.U
or n
C..- !
. diaries K. llunnell, former .feijeral
judae oinT now president of fhe in
aeitiitlon, aunouncad bero ri.-entl.
The coileue .anipns Is sltuafed. n
I tract land four niiles from
ne government raliro.t.1, a asinc.
NEW COLLEGE
by ci nrr. ss in 1915. The 'o"',alt,jW.mi1,te wtTtotii-n Mat
Itself formally .ablinlie.l in , flOTWmy to W. ?
1!I17 by an art of the terrltor?.! ,lA cndtivV h-at.trt OA' '
iisi.tnre an co,nno net mSciwin AmwsM, t4 ojam'.
tu bull line ilnd eouli ient. TS 4roJ nnilefMarUr,'
.o. .-oil l.m,,.,ua.' m n V'?l ,,:w,n,ftli H, (r tOti, CotwuUrl
OD 1"ani 0"npiatc o' -., ,,9 t . j
,Oe. Most of ! jr j. 6atrffn umntrv frtnl ;
att a e-f.nse Ml tie met I l":,u.nt S :. '
Mrritoe of ACka, but :.".""!,
w ill be uvnilnlile from federal 11
Pccordiuu to President Dunn. d.
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iuc to l'rexideni Dunii. ii.
The rot year's curriculum will
offerOcur ccurses-.aKricultujjs pen -
.era! y.cience. home. econninu: and
q niininc undeiOpr-fent iQ.n. Spe -
rial short courses In mining v. Ill
,be given to meet the requirement?
1. 10'??
of pnisnH'l()irf niul Htlittt'H uimlile
lo ullentl during tho full college
yi-ru.
Tho work Kit tho rollout. I'rusl
(Uiit liiinuHl prtKUrtotl,' Ih (U'Mhied
to play nn Important purl in the
ft itil rutin im t ill III u I ir lit nrv.
' "Tlieru wis under cultivation In
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(Hy Associated l'rcs.i)
i ir th n te n n
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I HYn(EY, N. S. W., Feb. 1. 1
The olicu of Queensland , ehould'
mo be compelled to obtain permls- j
slow of the authorities to marry,, nor I
: sbo'wld tho charaetor of. their pros-'.
Relive bridfts bo subject to thbr-
iouh Investigation, as formerly, the1
rahinut. decided today. '
. Kver since tho Institution of the!
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TO FLY NORTH
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(By Associated Tress)
CHRISTIANA, Norway, Feb. .
Two Norwegian; aviators, Lieu-
tMWant 'Onidal'Mind Sergeant Odd
"""" ww ..u -
njicii i!;.,L,u la 1101 ill (i;uiii uiim
geattltt. Wash., next . May and will
make a ' dash for tho Worth Pole
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WO AVIATOR
picture outfit . and about 30,000 noil, :and care must be exercised in
foot of film. ".Two- extra men have!makin the selection: says the Unite:!
boe" "Sfl hc,B. un,IiB
,0, 1 ' 0 "peu.tiou.
Both Omdal and Dahl are expert
. wireless operators anil expect io
wireless operators
: kM'' 'tlie MaU(1' AmundseB's hlp,
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Only one machine will be uwid
at o time-and the father held In
rxaerve. Xs the Maud Attn not of-
. imck.nt .pace, a hUrt muni
1 Th 10
I Th,; Nt)rwe(un frm" nrt naT-v
I The Norwegian army and navy
have 'premented to the eiplorern thn
""'X
.proftiionfl, teatert hy Proftaor Tor-
up of the physloloffiral lithratoiT
jof the Unireriilty of CbrirtianU, will
be sent to H utile for their ua.
s
Rt AiMrtt4 treaT
BONOIjUMJ, T. H., Keb. t A
shave "at least onee every other liay"
1 might auitt Jananrae her in frmtee-
ine racial harmotiv with 'American.
I according to one of the viewa expreca
ltd in a pympoflium, obtained from Lead-
,ine: metrler!i of the JapneH cion; i
'on (a 4eat rfvamwr of promotm? Am-
erican-Japamne amity, and pittdiihedU
hy Nippu, Japenene lanoage newspa
par.
K. Naitn, JaUbaTw-te vicv -fltiiiuj ffen
erwt, adTil h'tn ronniifmmt io read
,tbe Knyliih wwlawpntrii, am "tfeme vh
'diBrevard ArnirrarHJapoMi friend-
fWi! arr rmif ifwd cmly to tWome U'ho
-anw CniteJ Aviation of Hawaii.
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-, wiw ti,, y.r
n:otf4 if Jaanwe and Anirwirart rep
fentr.ta.iv tf tne Mime raJe of pro
ffMvi'm holj frequent mrettrtg.
''Invi'Kt in Hawaiian iiulatrtefl J0d
nuiko American interefit.s ymrt intereot
prd your interest their interest." vbc&
!fr-e a-lwicc of M. Ktmeyo. hotel pro-
unnieiMi tmmni aiam
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'Observe the Sn'ibatW Dav. Ke-en .
;vnur hom nn, prr.miF," clean; shnvt; j
,jlt icn9(Overy other day"
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' phone Main 57L for our Orvi)
Cars, to brinir (jasoV.e or Pearl Oil to I
you. Kmpire Filtinir Co. 1-21-tfl
IS
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THE OTJBimSTS OF EVERETT TRUE b? Condo.
MUrJieiCAu Court; topaY r?u-ri that
TO FROM TH(?lf? HUSRiAWPS'
KoeKeTS. Hs as
inJA-iSNflf3Lt ixiwr
fbecPfNNINCj OP TIMS
m, iis this new
Us3oOT THAT'S
T3f2M OVT Ov THC5
front PAce OP
TrAlS eytSNINTCS'S
UasCC. Vou puT on
to Ttc coesee.
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ULLET
'A home guuk'n is incomplete un
less it includes Rome of the more
permanent vegetables and pmall fruits
!in nddition to the regular annual vep;-
'etahles thnt are usually planted. A
bedCof u.-parinrus, pcvoral hills of
rhubarb, a few pJiwtx of torrse-radisr,
strawberries, rasplwrries, blaekberrks.
.m,. , ' . ' w i". .
i mnik, iu Kinist rinri ics, Mt-uuinfi m
locality nl available space, .are val-
uable additions to the home garden.
All of the above might not thriv
movln!in any one locality or on one type of
IStattw niartment .of AgvicuHure ijri.
la new Farmers' Bulletin, No: 124;
. Permanent Fruit and Vegetable Gar-
dens, just issued, copies of which ma;
;bc had free upon rawest
; permanent vejrctawes. inwunui n
city, town ajx! villase garden aJ
'include snwlr fruits, aparaitus, rti-
! barb, and otlfer Bermanent crona.
Th lutlrt giTs brf inRtrtwi(ma
(for the planting and cr of the more
j imporUnt small fruits and rrini:
'Safe
Milk
For Infanta
' & Invalids
NO COOK1NQ
Tha Fod-Drink" for All Ages.
Quick Lunch atHomcOffice.awl
Fountains. A.ft for HORUCK'SL
trr-Avmi ImitalionftSJ)stitul
D ROADWAY
' Portlan d, Ore,
While its fiiivt-niplit Irii'ation
Lu the heart nf JVrtlaul'H a avi
tics i an iiKjmrtant fis.H it is
!h atutosjilifftf f 4infirt, ' uit
pons rtrrvicp aifll npiht of vvel-
;(nn whii ii uuIah this a popular
Mid fairius hontcjiy
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Arthur H. Mexrsm AN AG E R.
-GftXSDI! EmiNO OTitTRVTTFl
T has f3eerj iwe
w WOPIW Froft Tftis
TO TK? M3lcrV FRoh
I NOfltfP THT
THAT MICHT HAVS
THAT UiY
UHew it urts Te-
at Tfe House.
oor Thin (Aivo Run
two Gar Me .A C5oox
veRetablus. Molo complete infann::
tion may be found in the spemul bul
letins of' the Department of 'Affriai'I
ture nml of the stnte uKricultural col
leges and experiment stutions, ,
Something new in Valentines :it
Nowlin Book & Stationery Co.
tt-2S-tf
You buy all coal, care- -fully
scrcenrd and lized
.when you call for'
In Domeslk Lump. It's
the economical, aU,:Pur
poae cool for cooker and
heater, fireplace and
fcrnace. Most heat for
yaur nwney,
NorthwesC"'M
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Henry Building Jg
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SOCIETY INTOUI'OHATES.
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! SAI.EM, Jan. III. Articles of In -
(urpoiutibii were filed yisterduy by
John I.. Stark company, of Purtluud.
.capitalized nt ir,'H'0. ' The incorpnr-
j iitoi-H in i John I.. Htnik, James P.
YOU CAN'T BURN SLATE, BONE AND DIRT FOUND IN LOW PRIC
ED, LOW GRADE COAL, NOR THE EXCESSIVE AMOUNT OF ASHES
AND CLINKERS PRODUCED BY CHEAP COAL.
"The-Coal With an I stablishefl HoputationM
IS ALL PURE, HEAT PRODUCING FUEL; BEST IN THE LONG- RUN
BECAUSE THERE IS NO WASTE, ALL OUR COAL IS KEPT UNDER
COVER YOU, DON'T; PAY FOR SNOW AND WATER THAT YOU CAN'T
- BURN, CHEAP SHOES HAVE PAPJER feOLES, A! CHEAP SUIT; OF
CLOTHES TURNS OUT TO BE SHODDY, AND POOR COAL IS ADEAD
i, LOSS AND AN AGGRAVATION. ::-r- . :x.;
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c, 1 ; . t o o " Of sMscellaaeAaUt Mai'dware," pfcked at random, -we find ' ' U
v j -h 0 ihat 3Jloae J CWJB, and only 16 HIGHER, in pric9 than U
G I o al. y
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o oi o o Hardware ' ,
I c " UIILUUI1 lUtliUtlMIII. HIIU lllll kklllblll V Wi II
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llewilt nml W P. Ui Uothe. Other
uiticles filed -were: .
! Walla Walla Valley Prune Grower!!'
tidsoclntion, Kicewater, Umatilla conn-
ty; incorpuralors. E. P. Jensen, O. K.
( tioodman and others; niembershW) fiv
of SI per member iharged.
Auto Transfer
Dry Wood .
FEED STORAGE PACKING
ANNOUNCEMENT ::: I
, Effective This Date
COLUMEIA 10-in. Dottble Disfi
REDUCED TO 7SC
'W:':i'.'V,;$.
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Purity iProtiction and Paliiotism
ttssembly, I.u Grande: suiiported by as.
sessments.
Phone Main 671 lor trasoline or
Peml Oil, or rny kind of oil. Empire
Filling1 Co. l-21-.tf
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