11 l e g ib ility ot' working up u local trailo
waierglass egg», which should »oli
i during the winter month» ut about the
1 «u n e rut io a» cold storage egg* corn
i (Hired with the fresh article. Further
more, since most of the fresh egg* in
Farm Mag .unie Telia Why Production tin wiuter are laid by earlv hatched
of Eggs la to Continue to Be
pullets, it is worth while to have some
ly chicks preferably from stock
¡ earl’
Profitable Industry
bred for heavy production.
Prices may drop extremely low dur
m g the coming spring months, so low*
^The Farmer Special Market Serv ice.
that some producers w ill loirt motiey
tor a vvhile, but the egg industry as a
purchasing capacity of the country was whole w ill still be a money maker.
never greater than it is at . the
present
..
i Eggs can be produced profitably tit
time
rhe winter eg g y ield b » i year “ « r
,,.s ,,,rull thl.s ».-re bnugiug
was t w ad all preeedeui. yer receipts |U1 lK.,'.mU.r
The weighted averagi
o f eggs at leading cities tor the hist farm price during the last 10 years
two mouths have run substantially' | has been about -5 routs per dozen.
ahead o f the same period a year ago. ■ Consumption w ill be stimulated wheu
Undoubtedly there is a possibility o f ! retail prices decline si* that there is
error in conclusions based on such u j a limit to the distance prices eau fall,
foundation o f evidence, but it is uot j no matter how heavy produetiou is.
serious.
Tin* census showed an increase in
Low prices for feeds and high prices J ^ number o f eggs produced m 1910
for eggs and poultry have stimulated; o f 5.2 |*er cent over 1000 and au iu
the industry'. A year ago an extrem lv j crease o f 2.9 per cent in the number o f
factor in the heavy chickens raised. Enough e g g s art* being
mild wiuter was
lay, since the »< *ason o f flush produe produced to supply one for every man,
non arrived two to four weeks earlier | woman and child every day iu the
than it usually does. But it subsided j year, which is at th«* rate o f one and
earlier in th* summer thau usual also. ! one half dozen a week for th* averag*
This year weather conditions have been fam ily o f five. Th«- number o f chicken*
lvsjh important as a factor in the in | raised in 1019, assuming that tin* uIti
crease. It is rather a result o f a d e fi mate end o f all ot them is tin- broiler,
nite e ffo rt to enlarge the output.
the rooster or the pot. was sufficient
The rate o f egg consumption during to furnish the average fam ily of five
the lust few uionth> has been above with 22 chickens a year.
ihe average
and
prices
climbed
The ceusus also gave another revela
steadily.
Meanwhile
the
immense tion o f the usefulness o f th** hen when
storage stocks accumulated last spring ! it showed that the total values o f the
were whittled dowu until they were o f | eggs and chickens produced in 1010
only average proportions by’ December I was $1.047,lkH>,000. The total value o f
1. Cold storage holdings iu the entire j all the beef cattle ou farms on Jan
United States on January 1, 1922. j uarv 1, 1020. was only $1,767,000.000,
were ouly 886,000 cases, compared with o f the hogs only $998,000,000, o f th*
u five-year average on January 1 of sheep $.*195,000,000 and the value o f
982.000 cases.
the dairy products produced during
A fte r the middle o f December signs : 1010 was’ ouly $1,481.000,000.
For a
that a relatively large supply o f fresh : vvhile at least the hens could cackh
eggs could be expected right along j about their billtou dollar iudustrv.
could be seen. W ith a prospect o f eon ,
stantly increasing receipts o f fresh s P R A IL W A Y M A K E S C L A IM
eggs, which eventually would become
T H A T M I C H E L W AS C A R E L E S S
heavy enough
to supply' the entire
needs o f the trade, holders o f cold
That Otto Michel, former Cottage
storage eggs felt that they w en' on Grove night police, was careless and
uni iuunv ot them negligent iu alighting from a train at
forced their eggs on the market.
Cottage Grove, is the claim o f the
Expectation, o f au unusually larg. | Sou'theru P a cific railway Mi.? st sim to
-Iipplv ot e g g , during the next tew . a
|aint tor damage, filed against
mouths may be disappointed. A heavy
he railway company by Mr. Michel
movement from the southern states. I for serious injuries sustained when he
which are especially prominent during fe ll fr*>m a m oving tniin about a year
“ fd already. I ago. The fompany alleges that Michc!
the spring. has 1>een herald
but a spell o f cold weathei sufficient lifte d the trap in th«* vestibule and
to make every hen north o f Palm j alighted from the train while it was
Beach shiv er on her roost is not im | in motiou and that no railway eni
Such rondlit ions iuevitablv j (doves were armiiul.— Eugene Register.
(rtjssibl»*.
reduce fhe supply o f eggs ::
• »f ihortag** when cold stura» egg- will
Henry Taylor Gell Dies.
b* ba.il V wanted nr»* not ini|*o>*ible.
Henry T aylor Geil died yesterday at
Th. cÿcl»• o f e*jgs prvMtuei ion during th*- home o f his daughter. Mrs. C. W.
ipproxi Dwyre, follow ing a pam lytic stroke.
the uvera« je year is show
. which , j Th** remains have been taken to Port
luately by the t\ilio » ing t:i
gives for 1921 > th** percentage of ,ota ! land for interment beside those o f his
yearly receipts at fiv e markets arriv j w ife. Mr. Geil was born in Iowa but
ing during each month o f the year.
had lived in Cottage Grove sine** 1880.
January. 3.2 per cent: February, 7.1: j He was the last o f a fam ily o f 13.
March, 13.5; April. 16.6; May. 15.3: f Surviving children are John II., Charles
June. 14.8; July. 7.*; August, 7.S: j j A.. Cal D.. Georg** S. and Frank Geil.
September, 4.9: October. 4.1; Novem j - all residents o f Portland, and Mrs. C.
ber. 2.6; December, 2.3.
Total, J001
! VN. Dwvre, o f this city.
per cent.
Naturally prices follow a reverse
course Ten-year averag»- prices to pro
HIS DANCING DAYS NOT OVER
ducers estimated by the department o f j
agriculture for the first o f each month
have averaged lowest in April and J
Loungers During Recent Reunion
May and highest in December and
at Indianapolis.
January. During 1921 prices follow ed]
tHICKENS ARE A BÜ110N
D O LU R INDUSTRY
THINGS ARE CHEAP IN HAITI
Although a Solid Mahogany Olnnar
Table Coata Only $6 laland
Has Disadvantage«.
In '‘H a iti" J. Drjr<t«-n Kusur tells that
on his visit to that suppoaadl) until
vltlug Island ho (inrchased a solid nut-
began) dinner table for 111 “ which Is
th«- customary price," «ays the !>e-
trolt News.
A lligator pears seti lit
Port Hti-ITInee at the rate uf live for
2 cents.
The picture ha* It« reverse aide.
The teacher even o f hlaher or “ eol-
It-tfe" grade receives ouly Itl a month
and the average length of his life aft
er taking up the teaching profession
Is 11* years. Hi- teaches eight hours
every day. The course o f study Is by-
no means narrow It Includes the suh-
J«*cts usually taught In Ihe United
States, with a lew additional couraer
thrown In for the special benefit o f
the backward The m ajority o f H aiti
ans excel In penmanship ami free
hand draw-tug.
One o f Mr Kuser's chapters I* on
vis stool sin. The 1-reed Is o f African
origin and was Introduce«! Into the
Islund when the slaves were brought
over by the Spanish and French Van-
dnux. the deity. Is represented by a
venomleas serpent
The rites Include
all manner o f aaerltlces and self In
fllete,! punishment
T o the rhythm o f
voodoo
tom-toms.
the
worshl|s*rs
dance themselves Into *'xelt*st pas
sions until all but the strong.-sf fall
prostrate
I hiring the dance the men
eat pieces of glass ami. dancing on
redhot coals, place burning pieces o f
charcoal Iti their months.
latter In
the ceremony lltpior Is pnsstsl around.
The pri«*sr* w-leld an Indescribable, lie-
cause secret. Influence over the par-
tlctpanfs, so that It Is merely n e. e s
earv for them to heat the tom-toms a
few tim e« anil n whole brigade will
rush out from nowhere «m ie d to the
teeth.
GREAT MOUNTAIN COLLAPSES
A u »«**
Sanding In Mountainous
Re
gion s N ea r Vienna DiStnW grat
Ing Quite Rapidly.
Tim gm lnglinl freak o f n yr*«nt
mountain disintegrating so fast ttmr 1»
Is dliu-.-riitlil«' day hv day— a thing
that ordinarily takes thousands o f
years— ts ia-rnrrtng In the mountaln-
ous r«*gi*>n* m»ar Vienna.
The Aussee Sanding, rlstng over
6,000 feet. Is simply collapsing.
It*
great relies and pinna das o f rock are
crashing and rumbling as if under
mined hy gnom es; the forests thnt
clothed the slopes lie flat or move
slowly and steadily downward, piling
Into the valleys, and the turf enrpet
moves with them.
O ver three unit
three-quarter miles of territory are In
volved tn the movement and hundreds
o f stghts«*ers view the convulsions
from opposite slopes
The phenomenon has been tn pmg-
es« for nearly a year with gradually
Increasing acceleration
One setentlttc
explanation 1» the presence of an ah-
normal quantity o f water In the chalky
limestone core o f the mountain caus
ing the collnpse o f great caverns and
the slipping of strata.
(T
New Modes, New Values for Spring
Umphrey & Mackin’s Are Prepared to Serve You
at Most Reasonable Prices.
Come Today, You Are Welcome.
One of the Most Important
Points About Our Coats
- is that they arc made as well inside as outside.
Nearly every
garment offered for sal«- has a good outside appearance
the attention given the purls you cannot
Hut
see tletei-iiiiiu-s its
service and its actual value to von.
The “ Palmer’ ’ label in our coats stands for «piality ami ser
vice and is the lu-st I'eeoiiiineiidat ion to w omen who have bought
" ‘ 1‘almer ’ ’ emits of us ill seasons past
Her«- are special selec
tions iu coals which offer the particulurlv favored of fashion at
low prices that will make you realise llial I inplirev «Y Maekin's
are indeed giving you good value at ""reasonable prices
ou the coats today.
You ar<- welcome.
Try
I'ricc rang«-
$10 $11 $12 $14
$15 to $27.50
A U T H E N T I C S T Y L E S IN D IST IN C
T I V E S ILK DRESSES
' e K
I
y
wij
*/r
PRETTY
P A I S E L Y ' S ILK S H E R E
BY THE YARD
The true vogue for spring and siiiumei
ia shown II- them new eat chiffon tat
feta «ll'esses which depend for then
attractiveness on tin- beautj «it their
color tom- as much as on the origin
ality of tlu-ir design. The woman who
seeks fin the exceptional may find In-t
partieiilai desire among lln-se pretty,
hnrmoui/ed color effecta. The prices
are most reasonable.
’ I’uiseh ' ' silks shown Itere are
in |>ut t«-rii «lesigli and yel they re-
iniiitl von ot the «) uni lit little " l*Misely ”
Tlieae
shawl nl graiKliiintli« 1 ’s tini«
IlfW ’ 1 'nisei \ ’ - silks afe u|>|*i’i>|>i iati-
l'or bloUH4‘, for cl rotta sleev es litui tilt’
dl’esa ttiiiinillig. Tin- |iatl«-riis are 40
iiieln-s w ule.
I lange
Prit-«? the vafil..........
$14.50, $15, $17, $18 to $25
PRETTY N E W W A S H 0 0 0 D S HERE
FOR E A R L Y S E W I N G
40-inch imported «lotted swiss in white,
slieii and dainty; the «hits are well
tied; very laslitonable for spring and
summer. I'ricc the yard..........
75c
40-itteh silk ••mhroi«lcr«-«l dotted organ
dy you musi see this dainty labile to
appreciate its In-anty ; the dots art-
large in siz< and inaile of silk ; sha«h‘s,
(link ami blue I’rie«- the ,vai’«l
$1.95
!2-iueh l issin ginghams ; new. dainty
cheeks ill a number of fashioiiable
shades and colors. The patl«-rus are
woven in, not printed The prie« the
60«: and 75r
NEW
•
Th.-
i i «- w
D R ESS
SKIRTS
$2.95
FOR
S P R IN G D A Y S
Most striking and attractm-
ur«- the new women's «Iress
skirts just
in by express.
Hluek aud w hite, colored plaids
and solid colors are here in tln-
season’s I u s I iio iis . Some ure
plait-d, others are straigbt and
dose line with the new fringe
Li immed effects. The moderat«-
prices for tlies*- skirts are ap
preciated most w In -11 you see
the «piality.
the 'arm* general course, but went to
When the “ boy* in blue” went
greater extreme- as to both high and
low poiut r-. Since D»*cenib»*r 1. 1921.] marching down Pennsylvania street
there has been a decline o f about 25 toward Washington, the run m e* of
nt. so that th»* February 1 farm »|ie**tMt*»r» t*» the left and right were
P
price is likely to drop 40 cents,
I j ustontohetl to see tw o men, who a mo*
Already the prospective price leve
1 ment before had .seemed as weary and
during .April and M ay aud adjf&ceut
New Uses for Airplane«
I’riecd each
$4.50 to $11.50
months when « ggs are bei tig placed in j * j**uit as any In the column, break step,
(tattling from airplanes Is going to
link
anus
and
shy
to
the
west
cold storage a- a factor in the market
tie the convert thltjs for those that can
mercantile curb where, for 50 yards, they ex
outlook. Ou the Chicag
afford It. t-eople at Oavaliara, a se
exchange, whe re eggs are bought and ecuted a dance, a sort o f dmible Jig,
Id for future delivery, A p ril stand o f which their aged limbs seemed In lect little seaside plm-e on the Med
ItermneHn, gather on the tieach every
ards ur** being traded m at 22 to 25 capable.
Some o f the comrades, on
morning to see the coming of a young
»•ents, which is lower than any year
the sidewalk at the east side o f Illi
since 1916. Storing eggs cost?-something
couple In their airplane
The man Is
fo r warehouse charges, interest on in nois street near the Hotel Severtn,
his own pilot.
Moth are dre»se«l In
vestment, and th»* like, aud there is were discussing this feat In the eve bathing mstnme with peignoir. The
T w o civilians who hail wit- j
some risk o f loss. »•* that p r ic e s usually ning.
nuu-hlne alights gently on the very
go down in the sprin until sp* *ul:tt•»r- | nessed the airy ca|jers Joined In the !
e«lge o f the surf and then the oecu-
ORDER H E R E T O D A Y — P H O N E .13— CIT Y D E L I V E R Y
feel sure that values ir** **n :t bargain j comment, and the “ meeting” agreed
pnnts lump straight In for their swim
basis, when they are wiliiu
to buy that the antic was remarkable. W h ile ,
Sometimes they fly right out to sen
2 lb. (i oz. package Diamond “ \Y” brand
Norwegian sanimeli, packed in pur« olive
• ggs on th** market and piaet them in I jijj^ ttillc was flowing an old soldier
and dive In. leaving their airplane In
self rising buckwheat flour, each
25c
10c
oil, the can...........................................
fr«*rn lower Ohio came near and 11s- j
R efrigerator storage o f egg- can not
charge o f a professional pilot.
An
tened.
He
was
a
little
past
eighty
No
2
'g
can
Fiuve
brand
solid
pack
tomu-
Large 151 --ounce can of American sardines,
b* engaged in conveniently by the
other development o f air truffle may
! 04 2 eaiis fot
35c
-mall individual producer in order to >enrs; his l*eard mantled his breast, I he " a i r l i f t » ” says an exchange. Spe
I m c u t
l«* c
his
weight
was
a
trifle
under
9UU
j
tak« advantage o f winter prices, but
cial machines are to l>e hull- fo r tak
Tall
can
Arm
our’s
milk.....
....................
11c
11-ounce
package
sce«|ed
raisins
10c
this is on»* o f the functions which pounds, and there was a twinkle In
ing up people tn the mountain tops.
eoop»?rative egg marketing organiza each o f his eyes.
Carnation and Horden brand milk, 2 for 25c
Hulk •ground cocoa, the lb
15c
This I* the result «if a Swiss aviator’s
lion- eventually may perform for their
**Sho. that wasn’t much to do.” lie
members, a- it is already being done I piped In a voice unexpectedly small j >-xplop In lamtlng on Hie summit o f
Hurt- Caracol coffee
lb., 28c; 2 lbs., 55c
IVrfcetion soil« crackers in bulk, lb
15c
Mont Blanc. Tourlats will step Into
in California.
and high.
the plane at the door o f their hotel
Small producers, however, can put
The members o f the ••curb meet- :
and reach the mountain |e-Hk In kP
*gg- down in wratergias- during th**
Ing” looked at him shandy. « » If to
reason o f heavy production for their |
minutes.
own use daring the fa il and winter, so | ask on what grounds he presumed to
For Men and Boys
.,
,,, t|,,j., I*ellttle the acrobatic«« o f comrades.
A P R IL B U T T E R IC K
S tin g y .
Crorhelt'fl
*ilk t »*•■•<
-M-oaa can to- -old
A b o tlo-re is a The aged Otiloan’a eyes twinkle«! like
PAPER PATTERNS
M
ayor
Hylan
at
a
dinner
was
de
im!
silk
tubular
ti**.*
tw o stars. He knew what was pass
fending New Y««rk
ON S A L E
ing In the minds o f the men he had
in excellent quality.
“ New York," he said. "Is * nig tar
Q U A L I T Y STURE- COQP s e r v i c e
Interrupts) urnl he meant to answer
N|>*M*ial, t in’ ll
75c.
HERE TODAY
get. so site s easy to hit. snd everybody
them hy d«suls.
Before they reallreil
ta k «« a shy at her.
Ida purpose, he p itc h «! his brood
"A «III --ago man came home one e ve
brimmed hat aside, gave a hitch to
ning and said to hts w ife :
his trousers, and danced a dmihle-
"That new butler o f our*— he’s no
shufllc at a rate reminding the "nudt-
without having meat in his pos.s»*>sion.
6. Conducting over fift y
thousand
hutl«*r. li e ’s a crook. H e’s wanted In V E N IS O N IN P A C K A G E S IS
enc-e" of n tenor drum roll. Had the
SE IZE D B Y G A M E W A R D E N S Hill Clark and D. E. Snnfli entered medical examinations ev**rv month;
New York."
hot«*I building reared up anil spun
plt*as o f guilty in tin* justu*»* court.
7. G iving outside treatment in cas» s
"M y g..odrien* " said the man’s wife,
round tie- little crowd would scan-ely
Arrests in th** mountnin wihlafaaaa, Clark wa. fined for hunting d»»er out wh»*r»* hospitalization is not required
■haven't
they
got
enough
-rooks
In
have been more aHtonlshed.
Ttirce
of season, whilf* i). E. Smith was fined to twenty tliousund ex service men
New Y ork? What on earth «In they the capture of a M:i**k *»f jerked fleer
Y nit i.-ati save it" you try. No
minutes the Jig c|Rttereil on, then
meet nicely rolle* I in package* ready $2 o for having untagg«*d veninoa in every mouth;
»a
n
t
any
lnore
f«jr?"
with a triumphant glance ahout him,
mattei how small the amount
8. Keceiving
on»*
thousand
new
for dial ri but ion to p ro fes io n a l men o f his po5*M**ssion.
claims every day,' in addition to the
the dan«-er stop|»-«i caught up hts
Eugene, an escapade in an Onkridgc
may la-, if persistently marl«-,
I f your w»*«l»ling filationery i.s print million two hundred thousand already
M a k i n g a M o t io n P ic t u r e .
hotel in which the \eniiton win* Mofen
hat am! trun<II«t down street w ith
it w ill soon accumulate to a
t onali) lflo.issi tu 'z«*i.i**i fe «r aro from game warden* out o f a locked ed by The 8tiDtin»,lt y»»u ar»* assurt d a on fih-; employing for thousand ex
out a w o r d — Indlniinpolls News
large sum Step in and let us
ft service men and women
carrying
room— all fhcs*c in«*»«lent» featured in long a ml happy married III«*.
run tliruiigti the i-nmeras to get a six
Cave Ha* Natural Heat.
»nit t||»» work;
explain to you how this insti
the story o f two district gum*- wardens
A naturally heateil cave hits been r«n*l, or ««.issi fisK inuthai plrture. Ttia
9 K»*c|uiring for 1922 expenditures
tution can I m - of service to you,
who arrested Ihre«* Oak ridge men. D. The U nited S ta te s V eteran s Bureau Is:
discovered at Horse Butte, near Bend. dlr«*eliir statiiaiH thrw. four or flva
1. Having out over $I, uoo , imm » hi cash in b»* Ii i» I f o f the disabled ex-service
E. Smith, who ha* a mountain cabin on
no matt«-r whether you are a
••«niern*
to
take
the
same
«rene.
Ha
Ore., which apparently draws Its »
I t r i l l i o n *• r«-«-k. » h i * l f * m O i k r o l g e . v * every »lay, including Sunday, directly man, $510,000.000.90 more than the
business man or an ordinary
j..rk...|
into tin* hand." of tin- ox s»«rvi»*»* until • utir** ex|M*nditare o f th«- whol«* United
warmth from a subterranean volcanic ^ m . e o .n ie n , e l . ^ heshte t m - a t n t « |
I .horet
This hank is a hank
States in 1897;
source. The discovery was made hy gllng villain unit hero another grind
Il) 1
11«* iMiswaaion
|.«i - ri* (fin and wa« arrt-ried or his d»*p**nd»*nt*;
hi*
2. Providing, without cost, hospital
for all the people— rich and
Ut. Th** I nited States o f Ani»*rica is
C A Yarnell and H f). Klde hs-al Ing from an elevation, still another T h i* m»*;it w ì i - nic»*ly tied tip in »muli
fuel .l*aler-
The rave I» l,^nr..|
• ■* »*•*« angle, «me n ere at that angle. l>urc«*|.M ready f«»r d i»trib u tion lo cu» care and treatment to 30,000 veterans. already doing more for its disabled
poor— men, women and chil
Wlien all o f these negative* are de- tome ni. E d C la rk waa n rvM lm l f«»r This care includes board and lodging veterans than any rouatry in th»*
tlie fop o f the hutte and Arsi attract
dren.
and r«*prcs»*nts an expenditure by tin* world, despite the tjp*t that their loss« s
velofied. p«irt* o f «metí enter Int«» the b u n tin g d**cr in the e|o*«*d ncaMon.
oil attention when a wave o f heat wa
Th** gano- wardoriM 4tart**d back to Gov«*riiun*nt o f f 60,000.000 j»*r annum; were far heavier than ours.
felt issuing from the iiMMith. 1 he «rin eoinposltbai o f the «minpleied reel.- —
3. G iving vocational training, with
11. Do tins»* fa»*ts indicate that th»*
Eugcn«* witli their * * catch. '
Wodiic»
der hottom an«l rrn-k walls o f the tun Indlaiiapolla News.
^ m e m b e r '
dav night they ,<«top|»»-d at n hotel in out cost, to over »»in* hundred thousand disabled ex service man is h.-mg m
nel
are
unbearahly
hot
to
the
toicrii
Oakridge, pl.’tf'ing fhe aack o f veninoli disahl**d c i servn*»* men at an expendi gleet «»d ?
FED ERAL RESERVE
M em o ry F ifty -fif t y
the htmt Increasing as far hark a-
c. H FORBKH, Director.
in their room behiml lo«*k»*d do*»rn ture for tuition and su|s*rvisiun of
SYSTEM,
“ T>n you remember the time when whilc they went out to \ isit «round thè $:to(iHNi,iHio p»*r annum;
r«Mjld tir explored
That the phe i
4.
M
ailing
out
six
hundred
and
fift
y
A newspaper without an ed itorirl
city. Wh'en they «*am«* back to th»*ir
Bi'inennn la a recent manifestation ' your father drove a donke> e a rtF ’
The iiorllam entary candidate flxi-d room aboiit 11 oVIwek thnt night they thousand check- every month, rep page is like a ship without a nn
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