PAO» TWO.
r m kniiav , augi
THE S E N T IN E ^ COTTAGE (I W )V < PREPO N ,
£ ottani (Grove Sentinel
E v .r y m a jo r b attle haa been w on
w ithout re to rt to a n y th in « radical
The greateat offensive
It
ju t t
B I.H K N T B IO « Editor
getting under w ay Thle o ffe n t'V «
Publiahed Every Thur» da y by Oottac*
G ro w P u b lia h ta f Company
w
ll teat
w i ill
w h e th e r m a n u fa c tu re r*
Blb rt R»de
Preeldeat an tt re ta ile r* can te ll th e ir good* at 1
Blbert Haittb
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t.te b lt.h .4 IM O
A flr» t ala«» publication entered a l
I
ta r * Drove ae aeread claaa m atter
1* KeHk M itk * * * * * ,o w hich they have agreed '
Busin*-»« Offtec
hi HHi'KiPTiON K a t e s
under th e ir c e rtific a te * o f com-
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pllance or a t provided In codes for
Grasshopper Area U. S. Farm Exports
Sees Less Trouble Boosted by Cotton
° . n Iy
O ne
s ta le
l ! , , i, o i t s
Increase in Number of
Eggs in Ground.
Volume of Products Leav
ing Country Is 120 Per
Ct. Pre-War Record.
the men's Bible class o f tbs M eth-
odist Munday achool hsld In the
church t x i l u r t OotST M oore was
program leader
—
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M rs W A llogate entei (allied
"T he Param ount Need of O ur the ladles' aid society o f the M eth
leeeon
topic odiai church Wednesday afternoon
»•Inin h
w a* th *
Monday «venin« at a meeting of Itefisshm en ta were aerved at Ih *
SO C IETY
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tea hour.
t
reports w * r * g iv e n E lv c tin n . -
fle e rs - H I ba h e ld s i
,
I leg. M eplrm bet la
♦
M rs N ancy Oglesby eiitei i«,,,,. ,
d in n e r M onday evenm , Musate I,,
In * Mi and Mi
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'« ro b « .,,
M r and M i- l i I I lie n reilway
M i* I I A M ill»,
♦
The
K n lg lile
of
I*y th la a Hl d e le an d
I'v llii,,.
and
M r and M r* J. I* O ia h a in and
C IT A T 1 O N
th e lt
Di I I A llagan , head of Ihe lo held Hielt ann ual niente Min, i
In thè countv court o f thè state
HI» mnatha
M il
T
h
e
p
ro
tp
ei'tt
fur
damage
from
rate
additional
F in a n c ia l a uth orities who
have
<»v ai
Th» Index of the volume of ex of Oregon for lo tn * countv
cal N B A . w ill be the epeakri of Ih r th e V e lite li p íe n le ground
grasshopper* over the Infested area
Member ef
•
* ept th e lr f ln < e r i on th e pulee o f
porta o f Americttti fMrm products lu
tn thè m a ttar of th * * * t a t * of evening S aturday at an open meet
National Iditortai Aaeeetatlon
bu«in«M fo r m any years, and have! a t a whole are much less alarm 1114 November » as 120 per cent of pre C a rr i* ll*n ie n w a v . deceamd
ln« tn I O O. F hall follow ing (he
W a tc h V o s» Step
Oreeea Htai* > dli 'Hal AaeoHitlu«
predicted com ing events
ith cer-1 than they were a year ago. accord
reg ular meeting of the Odd Fellows
__ w
________
w ar. reports the bureau o f agrtcul
In thè nani* of th * alate of O re
(>r*r«Mk
Confer*««*»
go live H in t III y o u r lat.-r J r< rt
lodge
ta ln ty are p redicting that the N R A j •«*« to the resu lt* of (he 1932 am
tu rai economics. L ulled States De gon to M r* N a n n i* G inn, V e e d *i*-
w t l , Z ^ b ^ . X W^
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^
v: r t nd ,h a ‘ " • ( ’ • » of «rasshopper ................ *
those mlleetoiiea lini, uol h,-,
iu*
partm eut of Agriculture,
Potion burg. Ind . M r* M arg a re t Glbaoii,
Mias Eunice V a n i»enberg enter mlllalouea
• a n l . l n * I . i t . column.“ «
du* ,o r *
prosperity greater
141 fin id le Journal ind
tW41 Grand H lver Ave., I»«troll. talned
ported by the bureau o f eulomologi
the Am erican la*«lon ausili
export*
continued
to
bolster
the
e
\
«tao d m f tbat it w ill act b* liable fo r any
" An a n y w e h a v e ever known,
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ports Index, sines If this
error m any ad«orti»«tn«al published ua-
W < re w illin g to take th e ir a n rd
lea. , r f I . r.a J by tb - . 5 , . r U . » r a t * f o r , h a t 5 „ au*
, h l l i ,u . „ J L
Agriculture.
Only North Dakota
Ity Is omitted the Index o f exports Grubbs. Lawrenceburg, Im t I Mrs
rot u r n - <4 w i t h «... h error or cnrrrclioa» «
t m I r th o u g h t s a i e
•how s an Increase In the number of
would be ouly 85 per cent of pre Blanche Kaleer, lla rila o ii. O.. A D.
plainly nnied in w ritin g iher*>t'n and la
to our wishes and because
Hcoble. 3176 Gustine Ave . Ht Loula
in * , cast
«.n 1«
ii
mi, « nrwr
.<> n»t«4
naiet >•
u .e r r la
is every evidence th
I a t the eggs In (h t ground over the number
■kai
any
r o r *o
i, »•*
aat there
war.
Mo., and Charles lle la k e ll.
L aw -
•orreelnd t>r Tile « .-a tin rl I I , lia b ility p r o g r a m la t t i l i w r n -a r I ,
deposited In the fa ll o f 1981. I f the
T he Index of all farm product*
.h a ll >M e ,« e d .u th a p e -p o rtlo . at tb r n J ? ,,,.
•? “ ** * '
J * has
In
renceburg. Ind . and all unknow n
w
eather
this
spring
ami
early
sum
entire .•«»•» of »tick advertisement
a»
the
r
e
a
iit>
only
started,
and
tl
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the real
exported In November, 1931, was 137 hairs of C a rrie
lle m e n w a y .
d*
•pac.- .. . (le d by th» notrd error l>»ar, test w ill come d uring the next few
mer happens to be favorable for
per cent o f pre war. and w ith cot ceased You and each of von iu *
‘.“ero.: ^ ; ' '
hT “ “ * 4 * « “ t9
tw o « * three m o n th * In grasshopper growth, however, more !
ton om itted Ihe Index waa 114 per required to appear In the county
our own com m u nity the Increase in than five and one-half m illion acre*
A a m a lls r volum e ‘,0 u r ‘ o f , h * • ’ * l * o t O r * « ° »
I"
cent of pre-war.
A s m a lle r volum e |jMu> e o u n ti.
, he
ro u r,
w age* paid lum bering em ploye* be In eight western state* may need
It .V illi III*,' p l l l l l l l i l t p I I I M I III I.'IIIH ('.<
o f nearly all agricultural prtxluct* room In Eugene, said county and
came effective only th t* week and applications o f poison bran to save
th is fu ll. lltKW is t i l l ' f i l i l e t u « lu c k lip '
» a * exported In November, IUS2, State, on the 2nd day of October.
none of the new pay cheats h a\ • cereal and forage crops from whole
thau In the preceding mouth when 1933, at 10 o'clock a m and show
yet been cashed. T h e same I* tru e
Her«* is yum * lust ii|i|n>i t u n it « m the
sale destruction by the hoppers.
the Index of exports waa 120 per cause. If any vou have, w hy D. H
of the great oil industry, the great
Kstnenwav.
the a d m in is tra to r of the
U
< Itu ilte o lii p rice s I i c i i i i i n . unist *t
Detailed
surveys
In
co-operation
cent
o
f
pre-war
steel Industry, and m any
other*.
„
. .
„
.
above nnmed eatate, should not be
Increases tn wages In some o f them w ith state entomologists o f the
lu ive nun k-'-l the««« tip u . k .
f r u i t exports In November were authorised bv this Court to sell at
w ill not become effective fo r ,e v - areas where the 1932 grasshoppers
In volume 423 |w r cent of p re w a r, private sale for cash all of Ihe real
’ eral weeks yet.
-j laid th e ir eggs show that a hlg hatch
P e r P anel
,■olton I 4 f |N>r cent, unm anufactured estate h ereinafter described and as
N’ K A IS G O IN G O V E R .
W h en a ll these increases Become may be expected In six counties In
tobacco 144 per w ill of pre-war. All p r*v e d for in the a d m in is tra to r'*
There has been nothing more * ffe c tiv * and we know w h eth er or Colorado. 10 In Idaho. 55 In M in n *
o ilie r commoditle« were exjHirteil In petition for the sale of th * follow
ing real natal* tow lt
astounding in A m erican history— in nat increased wages have speeded sots. 28 In Montana. 42 in Nebraska
sm aller .volume than p re w a r, via:
lw>t th re e (31 In block (h ie * <31
any history, fo r th a t m a t t e r - t h a n up bu>'ing. we shall know w hether 50 In North Dakota. 48 lu South Da
Grains and product*. 73 |w r cent: in McQueen's A ddition to C o tta « *
the stupendous reem ploym ent pro- ,h * plan is w o rk in g T he federal kota. and four In Wyomtug. Tin
annual prod m is . t)3 per cent; dairy Grove. lj*n n County. Stale of Ore-
g ram of the N R A .
governm ent is lending its assis- number o f acres In these stales that
product* and eggs, its per cent; go.
It is astounding,
in
the fira t !ance in * v* r>’ w ay possible N o th
By order of the llonorabln Fred
may need poisoning ranges from
wheat and flour. 97 per cent; hHtim
place, because of its d arin g
ins ‘s be*nK **ft undone that can be
Fisk, County Jud«e of th * County
80.000. w ith an estimated cost ol
and bacon, 27 |>er cent; and lard. C ourt o f the State of Oregon for
-~ « « -iw . a
.h . « « » . ¡
S
S
?
-*•« -«
$3.750 for m aterial. In Colorado, to
91 per cent.
Lane County-
place, because of the m anner in
\’P a ►
- m «».»
i 3.084.786, w ith an estimated cost of
W. B P IIX A R D .
tV-tton exports for the five month«
caused t " '^ t i 'X m p H . n ^
^ T b T S X ~
$385.450 for m aterial. In North I'n
County Clark.
ended November 30. 1032. totaled
By K V A L D U C K W O R T H .
3.«73,1X41 bales compured w ith 8,287.-
of m an ufactu rer, producer and con-
•
* lggest thin g in A m eri- kota.
a24s21c
Deputy
can history.
Grasshoppers galued a firm foot j ami bales fo r the corresponding pe
lu m e r.
hold In the hay and grain fields of
rlod o f 1931. T o ta l exports o f wheat
I t is estim ated th a t already the
PROFESSIONAL AND
R E D U C T IO N T H A T D O E S N 'T
the West iu 1930 and 1931. when
«ml flour In the th e mouths ended
N R A program has tak e n 2,000,000
REDUCE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
November
80.
last,
»
e
re
2S.087.tXI0
the
hot.
dry
w
eather
provided
con
^ p u t ^ in T o S
ditiona Ideal for the hoppers ami
bu»hela, which waa a decrease of
UENTINTH
unfavorable for the disease am!
<t4 per cent from the export* for
conservatively figu red that a btl- rvason fo r our
f saiostax'
DR. M . E l.EBOW
lio n d o h a rs a y e a r has been a lre a d v
* k -
l o i »«¡e-stax.
parasites that serve as a natural
the corresponding perlml In 1931.
D entist
though exports o f unmanufactured
control o f this pest. T he Infesla
O ffice F ifth and M ain Streets
tlon
expected
In
1932
from
the
mil
leaf
tobacco
were
144
per
cent
of
Hours. « 30 to 11 and 1 to 5 W
_.
„
person a n e x e m p tio n o f $1.200 is
th e re have been no setbacks, inane, even if a larg e proportion of Ilona o f eggs laid In 1981 failed to
Phone 13
pre-w ar In November, the bureau I
c = c ra
serious
proportions
over
say* th a t the volume exported In
___
persons may wish to con tribute reach
PHYHICIANH
|ll\<
n othin g tow ard the support o f gov- much o f the area threatened be
that mouth w a* smaller than In any I
DR. C E FROST
ernm ent. G iv in g exem ption* gets us cause the w eather early tn the sea
corresponding month since 1924.
Physician and Surgeon
F irs t N a tio n a l R a n k B uilding
nowhere. Such action m erely raises son was cold and damp.
Where
i Phone 47
Cottage G rove, Ore.
the ra te on property re m a in in g on the w eather favored grasshopper
the rolls. This proposal is just as growth many farm ers assisted by
»1. AXLCY. M. D.
Physician and Burgeon
sensible as one to reduce assess states or counties— took advantage
E v e n in g * by A ppo intm en t
I
ments. So long as all were reduced o f the warnings broadcast by en
T he world wheat m arket Is bur
O v»r Karn's D ru g Store
a t the same ra tio no one w o u ld ^ e
tom ologist* and spread the rec
Cottage G row
Oregon
dened by heavy stocks which ara
eith er helped or h u rt. T he tax p a y
largely the result o f restricted de-
er isn t bothered by the am o un t o f ommended poison halt over their
ATTORNEYS
his assessment. H e isn't concerned fields In tim e to destroy the young
mam] in Importing countries, says
H ER BER T W. I.OMUARD
the bureau of agricultural econotu
w hether the levy is 10 m ills or 75 hoppers.
A tto rn ey a t L aw
F irs t N a tio n al Bank Building
m ills. It is the am ount of cash he
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les. United States Departm ent of Ag
P h o n . »4
C o t t a * . O rove. O r a
S.“ ..“ ,
N c w w ° o1 T e s t
G -w -i
rtculture. lu Its report on world
Account K ila*
IL 4. SH INN
w heat prospects.
A dding M achine Pap er
A hundred or more ledger and record forma.
A ttorn»,- at L a w N o ta ry Pubtle
Shipments of » h e a t and flour from
A dvertising Blotters
P ra c tic e * in A ll C o u rt*
July through mld-Decetnhsr, from
A nnouncem ent*
So long as taxes have to be paid
'?"*
ot «
Simplex Bookkeeping System* that keep track o f
B*d*r Building
Auction Bills
the principal exporting countries,
Cottage G ro v *
Oregon |
every p atrio tic citizen w ill feel it meU,oJ- <7»”>1»I»'’1 w ith the as-c stance
every detail of any buaincaa
Badges, Ribbons
have
totuled
201.tXl0.iXln
bushel*
as
his d uty to pay in the same pro- ° f
d rj 'c l*'anin i
establishments,
ALTA KING
B ank F o rm ,
cotupiirid w ith Soff.OOO.tXX) bushels
L aw y e r
portion as his neighbor. T h e o nly sheeP breeders may determine, from
Income Tax Record Books
Banquet Folders
In the rorrespotutlng period last
Lawson B u ild ing
w ay an exem ption can help any- ® sniall sample, the clean-wool yield
B ereavem ent Cards
Phone 90
Cottage Grav«. Otg, J
season.
one
is
by
m
a
k
in
g
it
necessary
fo
r
an<1
density
o
f
the
fleeces
of
their
B ill a rd Charge S ta te m e n t*
HEILMAN E I j Y F K Y
This low level of shipments, the
some to c a rry m ore than th e ir f a ir shpep.
B ill Heads
A iio rn s v at I * »
bureau continues, has left the prln
share o f the burden. N o tax p a y er is
l h,s '* the Judgment of Dr. John
B ill* o f F a re
I
Phone 3943
lik e ly to be w illin g to a d m it th a t he | I- H ard y o f the United States l»e-
clpal exporting countries w ith some
F ..rth announcem ent*
305 O regon Bldg,
Seism . O r«. J
d0ean’.l wi3h to Pay his share. H is l-artrlWuit o f Agriculture, fiber tech-
what larger stocks of wheat as of
Bianlc Book*
PLUMBING
objection is th a t his fa ir share, and nologtst o f the bureau of animal
B iotters
December 1. 1932. thau they had
WILLIAM BECK
|
his neighbor's fa ir share, are too
Books and B o oklet*
industry, who has been seeking to on December 1. 1931. T o ta l stocks
P lu m b in g —H e a tin g
heavy. H e wishes to reduce the
Box F ile *
available fo r export snd carry over
develop a rapid ami inexpensive test
Phon*
123-J
Cottage
G
rove
1
total that has to be paid. H e doesn't
Business Announcem ents
from the old crop In the Unite,)
wish to sneak out o f paying his fo r the density of fleece and for
Business Cards
States. Canada, Australia and A r
ju st share o f the expenses of his clean wool yield.
Business S tatio n ery
gentina are estim ated to have been
T he procedure consists in shear
Cabinets, F ilin g
governm ent. H e w ants his govern-
about 745.000.000 bushels on Decern
Calendars
m ent to coat less.
Ing. w ith clippers, a swath of wool
hyr 1 compared w ith 7tW.ooo,(XjO
Calling Cards
1 inch wide and 4 Inches long from
bushels on December 1 last year.
Carbon P ap er
T h e d aily newspapers have won the side o f the sh.-ep, weighing the
Catalogs
th e ir b attle fo r freedom
of
the sample, dry-cleaning It by the o r Also, the new crop of both Argon-
Christm as Cards
tins and Australia Is estimated to
press under the
NRA
program . d in a ry dry-cleaning process, and
Check Protectors
G eneral Johnson says there was no weighing It again. From the differ be somewhat larg er than last year.
C ircu lars
World shipments. It Is expected,
intention to a tte m p t to control the ence between the two weight», the
Checks and D r a ft*
press. I t is well, an a tte m p t to con
w ill be larger during the second
percentage of yield of clean, dry
C lip Boards
tro l the press would have w recked
h alf of the crop year because sup
wool can be computed for the sum
C o lum nar Form s
the whole p ro gram O fte n license
plies o f wheat from the large E u
Com m ercial Statio nery
is taken in the nam e o f U ^ r t y . " ^
^ . ll? L T l,, ' T
S '“ ''1 n|T " " "
ropean crops In 1932 are being re
Aborted Flavor«
Concert Program s
to rial crim es are com m itted in the
the weight of the fleece, shows
duced. and although some countrlee
C rrespondence S tatio n ery
nam e o f freedom
o f the press
"PProxIm ately how much clean wool
have such large crop* as to make It
Coupon Books
nevertheless an a tte m p t to m uzzle ,he fleece wil1 yield. This Informa-
Dance Program s
unlikely that they w ill lrn|w>rt slg
or control the press would
have tloD ls o t Praf,,i<'nl value In select
Dance Tickets
nil,cant quantities, other countries,
been a ju s t cause fo r suspicion. T he lng breeding animals. T he wool
Deposit Slips
says
the burenu, w ill have to de
press rem ains untram m eled and as M niple Is taken from a measured
Desk Pens
pend more largely u|w>n supplies of
j a whole is doing its p art in p u ttin g ,r e a
s|Gn and furnishes the basis
Desks
foreign w heat.— Missouri F an ner.
i over the N R A program
...A » ..» ,
.
for calculating the weight o f dean,
Directories
Dodgers
dry wool per square Inch of skin
T he c h a irm a n o f our school surface as an expression o f the
D r a ft Notices
board tried to fin d out how the density o f the fleece.
D u plicate Blanks
Scientists at Iow a State college
schools w ere run in other places
D u p lic a tin g Supplies
have perfected a proceaa fo r m ak
Envelopes
when he was to the Chicago fa ir
ing synthetic lum ber from corn
H is rep o rt on one d is tric t was th a t
F iles of E v e ry K in d
stalks.
T hey declare every kind
99 teachers and 33 ja n ito rs were
F ilin g Cards
Folders. L e tte r and Cap
employed. E d ucation seems to run
Albany county lead* the New o f lumber can be manufactured from
this farm waste In sizes th a t even
G um m ed Labels
more to ja n ito rs fa r th e r east — York state county farm bureaus
H a n d Bills
S p rin gfield News.
w ith 1.238 members for 1!«3. 10 few great trees cannot furnish.
H o te l Note Heads
T he paragraph quoted would in er members than In 1932, and re
T he making of "wood" from corn
White Star, for salntls and
Incom e T a x Records
dicate th a t the e d ito r m ust have a t p o rt* an appropriation from the
stalks Is not a recent discovery. D r.
Index Cards
tended one o f the schools in which county supervisors equal to the 1932 O. II. Sweeney, o f the T a ll Corn
sandwiches
In ks. Pens, Pencils
ja n ito rs predom inate.
StHte Institution, ha« been working
amount.
In v ita tio n s
on
the
problem
of
utilizing
th
*
According to E. A. Flanaburgh,
Invoices
OPEN SEW ER f
Eastern mild sugar cured,
Tin
state county agent leader, 14 o f the state's large farm waste for some
(Eugene New».)
Invoice F iles
He has succeeded In produc
L ea th e r Tabs
T he A lb an y D e m o c ra t-H era ld , for country farm bureaus reported 590 time.
ing "lumber." not only from corn
Ledger Leaves
once like the
C o rvallis G azette- or more members up to the close of
Tim es, is not impressed by the re 1932, and 33 county boards of su stalks, but oat hulls, sugar cane,
Legal Blanks
Pound
m arks made by D r. S tric k e r before
L e tte r Heads
straw anil common weeds as well.
pervisors hud made appropriations
the c ity council here M onday night.
L e tte r Files
T o make his synthetic “ wood”
fo
r
1933,
to
provide
fo
r
the
educa
U n der the title , "The D o cto r E x
L ib ra ry Paste
Doctor Sweeney rooks cornstalks
aggerates," the A lb an y paper ha* tion al w ork In these counties In co
L inen Tags
under pressure In steam until they 1
the follow in g to say:
operation
w
ith
the
state
college
of
Loose L e a f Devices
D r.
F re d e ric k
S tric k e r,
state agriculture.
are boiled up Into fibers not more
Loose L e a f Note Books
h ealth o fficer, is g u ilty of gross ex
than two to three-hundredths o f an
The lending counties In member
Loose L e a f Recipe Books
aggeration w hen he te ll* anybody,
Inch long.
This pulpy, pasty mass
M an u sc rip t Covers
as he told the Eugene c ity council ship a re : Albany 1.238, Dutchess
Is thpn allowed to harden In forms.
last night, th a t the W illa m e tte riv 878, W ayne 810, Otsego 767, Mon
M ea l T ic k e t*
T h e more cooking the harder the
e r la an “open sewer.” Such a state- roe 8*18. D elaw are 855, Montgomery
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resulting "lum ber" w ill be.— P ath
’’ a ****** agalnat the stream . 840, and Niagara 630.
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The total
T he other day Professor Copson
finder Magazine.
M im eog rap h Supplies
membership
of
38
bureaus
reporting
noted Oregon State college bacteri
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ologist, told the C orvallis
cham ls 19,242, he says.
Notes, Prom issory
ber o f commerce th a t there Is com
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p ara tiv e ly little pollution o f the
The w inter months offer apple
O ffic e E q u ip m e n t
riv e r above Salem ; th a t the lion's
growers an opportunity to strike a
O rd er B lanks
share of the riv e r’» filth Ilea below
Jersey cattle sold a t auction tn blow at th e ir worst Insect pest,
the capital c ity ; th a t Eugene, Cor-
Pam phlets
vallla and Albany have a v e ry sm all the United States In 1932 averaged
Pap er Clips
says Leonard Hnseman, chairm an
share of responsibility fo r the bad $125.76. the Jersey Bulletin has sum of the entomology departm ent of
Paste
condition
th
a
t
does
exist
In
the
marized fo r 564 head In 14 public
Pins
the Missouri College o f Agriculture.
low er riv e r around P o rtland.
Bale*. T hia Is the smallest number
Placards
In discussing the ravages o f the
Profesaor Copaon based hla state
P rescription Blanks
sold
and
lowest
price
In
14
years
m en t on the survey th a t was made
codling moth or apple worm. Much
P ric e Books
for
which
figures
are
available.
Pri
or the riv e r several years ago when
can he done to combat this pest
P u nch ing M achines
the sewage disposal issue was firs t vate sales exceed In volume the pub
right now by going through the o r
before the public.
R e c ita l Prog ram s
lie auctions. The highest priced
chard and removing all tree hands,
D r. S tric k e r w ill get fa rth e r In
R eceipts
anim al of the year was Lavendar
scraping the scaly hark from all
nts cam paign fo r a pure riv e r. If he
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Lady, sold by II . W. Ilonnell o f Ohio
bearing trees, and collecting and de
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case more accurately
a
t
$1,550
to
F.
p.
D
urnell
of
Mis
B r ic k e r could do a lot worse
stroying the bark scales and the
R u bb er Bands
than accept E d ito r P o tw in 's word
sourl, according to the rep ort.—Ohio
R u b b e r Stam ps
worms found In th eir w in te r cocoons
of caution. O ver-statem ent goes Farm er.
Ruled S ta tio n e ry
under the bark.
well in speeches made before peo-
Scales
Wn ° . “ I?1 9Pot the fac tu a l e r
Postage
rors. B u t when a m an starts out to
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Ray D estroy* F ilm *
persuade e rrin g cities to mend th e ir
_ h l*
T he flying fish, w hile apparently
ways he should ___
keep
fa c t*
S ta m p Pads
A
European factory makes all
straigh t. E ve» w ith the generous e9 ulPPed w lth wings, really gets Its
S ta p lin g M achines
out-going visitors pass through •
per cent g overnm ent donation motive power In the a ir from a vlg
Saleshooks
room In which they are unknow
str'^ctione7
k
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plant
con-
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fl|P
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fln-
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wide
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c o X n ^ ’ h i i V r X l f T g"?. ,ahCe PeCt° " '
W,d* " " d —
Stencils
stroys flint negatives In any cam
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city officials and the citizens o f all • om ew,lat t,|p * i,mc purpose ns the
eras they may have concealed <M
Store C ounter Pads
the W illa m e tte cities Irrita te d . And
of * glider and perm it the
their persons to steal Industrial a*- j
Store Sale Bills
trw t s w hat he w ill do I f he follow s flHl1
glide several feet
the wa
T a g Envelopes
crets such as machine design or lab
T h T E nizp ^ 011» 6'
.<
te r io r *i|"t’’ oces ns great as a quar-
T h u m b Tacks
oratory practices.— C o llie r’s Week
h«e 7’u,i;ene c ,tY council M onday te r of a mile. Strong wind currents
T ic k e ts
1’ *,owcd a disposition not to
iy.
•
id
the
fish
In
making
longer
flights.
I ^ 2 , J ntO anv such Project. Its
T y p e w r it e r s
m
em
bers
were
wise
enough
polltt-
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.k n ?,w th e lr
constituents
“ T ro y ” and “ Avoirdupois”
U ngum m ed la b e ls
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T here Is a difference o f 1,240
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pound avolrdupoi« Is equal to 1.2158 ’
v alley «hould be.
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