THE PENCIL MAKES
FEDERAL
HELPS FARMERS A FARM PAY BETTER
How Its Aid to England’s Re
turn to a Gold Standard Bone-
fits American Agriculture,
By M. A. TRAYLOR
Vice
President American
Bankers Association.
en no mere important
There hi
en ut for th A.’ivricaii farmer and
i than
urn of
Second
It
Ils-
OB-
farm to the
vault» of th*
Farm Accounting Reveals Losing
Methods and Points Way to
Bigger Profits.
fFr
A farm ; .innot propi rly be called
In
nil
In
Jus-
try is the
ft U co
an lovesi
tboiisand
to find u farmer with
at fifteen tu
in an
rhole.
all. I»
oku of seine
N«u> Idea» in Menial
Tests for Children
ti. P. HnilwayGo.
TIME TA ill.E
In some of the elementary EngH»li
Fcheula. today, mental test» are made,
and gauged by the quickness »hpw 11 III
vulxlna certrtlu problems presented plc-
torlully One test, known a» the l'or-
t. us m c.o nii iiMiiio i temperament aa
well ns mind
Eleven unirei, graded
pn»p> 'salvai) I h dltlb ulty, are printed
on sepel de ►heel», und tin* pu|dl 1«
told Hint they slmw tin* paths In n
g irden surrounded by walls, He must
lind Ida way out by (he quick
Tile showing limilo depend on the
pu;*ir» ublllty to V ork undi-r firossuri»
un i tu witlixi wd distraction by inn s
Kent
A cube Unit n t Inn test In
volici the touching of futir number. <1
cubes In a certain
fnce a» Indi
i-mubliuilhms
rated by
nf nuudu rs being imide np»ro and mori*
ditti, ult. Euch tout give» a certain
sti*l by combining tin
I He. live 8« pi. 7.
Tram« will arrive uh follow*.
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CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No. 39
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Swindled
Doris Atkinson, little danghter of
he Cnhuenga I’ass Demon, sidled to
er mother tin* other dny und said:
‘■Virginia told me babies came from
leaven. I* that the truth7”
"Woll. said Blanche, smiling, "that
Is what I always was told.”
“Then it’s nil rizh^" d*-*Jared Doris.
"What's nil right," <h^r?"
"1 can see why Wby cries all the
time. He wants to go back where Ue
we from.”—Los Angeles Times.
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What profit 1» Old Age Reverenced
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know the 1st
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Oregon
Mrs. C. E Mauts
Rooming House
worth
know
‘ Best Rooms On Earth”
but
A Daadty Foe ot Trade
...
Dry ton,.
Oregon.
his bus!
ts
the w
had to be < rrled on since th
tlce. In practically all countries
have hm no fixed value in gold, but
per mun
'll.
god In value from day to
have c'
number of ai
day. Wi never one country sold any- well
average. Ib
thing to
country, sojnebody w. rt
had to take
rl k of loss because land and replante d his fields, so that
the value of the money might change the crop area» per man and hors.
before payment was made. SnrAi un- . w. re Increased. He sold some of his
T!:-
certainty of payment is a deadly foe scrubs and bought good cows
uu from
of trade, and people were afraid to do second year hts in
any larger International business than farm, after paying till expense* and
intercut on the money invested, had
they had to.
Exports of food stuffs frqtn ’he Tnit- been increased over |3!>0.
Costs Can Be Regulated
ed States fell from two and a half
dlr covered," says on far tn
I bi
billion dollars In 1 9 to eight hundred
r, “that the kind c
I the difficulties of
on a Job, as well
European buyers In making satisfar you
team, often makes
tory payment for American farm pro-',
in the cost of p**rf
acts was one of the large factors In
certain tasks. I have learned from
the drop In the prices of f irm pr d
the pages of my book that if I could
acts. Bnt now the recent
Brent Bri'.tin In d
Jg that It will have Incr Ased tho yield of my wheat
again redeem Its p ;
money In gold field by two bushels an*!- my corn by
means that British buyers of American live bushels 1 would have realized a
products can pay for E’.om with money substantial profit from them."
While the forme: may not be abb
which Is accepted th“ world qver nt Its
face value fa gold. With the r< turn of to fix prices uli their products, they
Great Britain to the p( Id stand- rd a do have a voice lu determining the
majority of tho countries o’ Europe costs of production,
cost they must first
th*
costs are.
How Reserve Banks Helped
Th*- number of farmers who
American banker have assisted
keeping books on their business ba;
urn
1 the Brffh
.he gold stand:
by givlne
fan.
i British government. Hut more Impor
«fully
when
tant than this was the action of the era is
the mm total of the farm
Federal Reserve Hanks in granting the alongsi
Bank of England material co opera era In the country.
Inventory Is Indispensable
tion. They placed f2b0.000.000 cold at
The basis of at y sy it * m of farm ne
the disposal of the Bank of England
for two years to bn used by ft, if nec- counting is the annual property Ils!
• essary, fn maintaining the gold stand- or Inventory. It O the starting point
ard. The reading s of the Reserve > of the f irm record«. One must take
cri asta or in
Banks thus to co-operate was an Im- Into considera
port.-int influence In the willingness of creases in the value of all property
the British to take this all Important owned to gang the progri s of the
I business.
Lac ting fact
■top.
This action of the Reserve Banks value of his prop* rty. no btrein ss man
was a moat constructive stop in aid can form an accurate estimati of how
of Amori' in farm'-rj nnd produci rs he star.!; financially. Increas
who will benefit greatly by the re- rr-iy be due to property wh
moval of this < Icrm nt of it-
du.
from their export transadlo:
It all to Im provi
the slni of omission and commission is falling b "hind.
act. Often when a
charged ngaipts the Federal Reserve emphasize
•d and thinks ho I«
Bystem by banker, busfn*
man, live man 1« di:
his Inventorier
etO’-k in n or political blatherskite In making n<
the M«’ five years ” * re true, and prac will tell him that he Is better off than
tically none of them are. the < rv\to hu thou;
At th"
rendered commerce and industry hy
ach year a financial
the System in < .nn ction with the res
rn off. This Is the
toration of tho gold H indurii In so
id no farmer with a
at mont need f‘ ar
far
•o'weigh an 'mistake
nk and - azh... g tor a
In walking in
charge of ih
em may have made. loan.
No b.nk , business man nr
should p nit any s-If servine
DANKER3 HCLP
etfon by
vor «e
I from
gfniln
A b: nk In Monrovia, Ind., M b
•ee that tie ■ System Is maintained !
corn for fann-ri A ba ement
the fu’ur «•* ifarc of the country
i •
Fu rida me naily conditions are ve
sound and we are doing a V"
Oi. -fourth of the
fifty-six fanners
l*rge volume of bu in
no little part coed tested last year was unlit for
of which is due tozthe equalizing and
ed. Tills year the percents«. will
•tablllzing fu-et ( X( r* ! - d by the I' d
j in even higher. Th.- work I done
: «ral R>. ' i v:
st.-- on the credits *
under th*- sttporvi: ion ot *the high
the country Th ' ah* it ail the str
s-hool agricultural teacher. Iio reports
•f the last tlV" ■ "ars there have I
that the community will have a sur
»0 times of either etrintancy or p!
plus of ¡/<d corn this year.
Hora of bank credit. Rati hav- r-m
The banks of Conway, Ark., have
ko-'l und ri offered prizes for the mo t marketable
»v Jud ment hr
had much to do ■west potatoes produced on one acre
with the stable
of basino । of land. A first prize of $150 Is of
Which we have r
and which Is fored, aion- with thro« district prizes
quite contrary to
experience of of $50 each. The county agent and
th. aftermath of panic«, With a credit the banks uro working out the details. ।
atructure «neh as only the Federal
The County Bankers Association
Reserve System can guarantee. I fm | will help to employ a full time county
wo need have no aprehensión hut on loader this y ar for boy«’ and tirin’
the contrary sound optimism for 'Tic dub work In ('alli nn, CherokM and
•uiufe.
Buena Vista counties, fowa.
Light on Biblical Authorship
Au Egyptian tomb in western
Thebes, It 1« -aid, Im« furnished evi
dome that tin* writer uf Ute lt.o»k ot
passage to uu Egyptian named Amen
eniopel, «Im, ui'curdlng to records.
Iheil hundreds of yean earlier rliun
the lilble author. A comparinoti of
the two pu
■a referred to folio«»
of Tro
and hi ar the words of wisdom mi l
tliy brims! to my knou ledge
t is pl a.-unt it thou keep them In
• -1 . il they
.• r* idy, nil of
them On thy tongue." "In* line thy
and bear my words nnd apply tliy
rstniid them,
t th'*:n In tliy
him viho truns-
Dr. 0. C. Goodrich
DE VI 1ST
Office Flione Red 49
...
Dayton
' .oo.l Milk
Oregon
Good Service
DAIRY
IDE DAYfON
Deliver Twice Eich D.»y
Milton
Palmer
A
Phom 71x22
Dajtun, Oregon . .
tmiy tin y be the key to thy
: mlly Henild.
Her Affliction
Millie I ml mideved
mu! win being
tin.
were
and
used «1th
how she
When sto return'd le-ine at lunch
time tin- Hr t question her ino'lier
F. A. Sparhawk
T|N>MI I HS
ami
PLUMBERS
H iving inet Hie I a Landis Stitcher
i d Finisher, we are pre pa red to
iouüh I ... repairing
with neat»
ne«*'.
-
11 ; ton,
Oregon
"Well, darling." she mid. “how did
you like your new ti-ticher?”
Mil
He. "but I can't understand nil she
snys.”
"How |s Hutt?" asked her mother
“Does she talk too quietly?"
“Oh, no, iiiuminy,” returned Millie.
"but" with the nlr of one «Iio knows
"I think she's got n predicament fn
: ave Money
wit 11
Pure Protection
Monk Man of Learning
Guarantee Fund Life
Association
The
let "Adinlmble Itoctor” wns
boy: ou
npiii Boger Bacon (T_’11
12112). nn Eu.ll b monk of tin- Fran
cis' . n order. He wit« nllhiiut doubt
tho greatest phllos inlier of his time.
His gr. t wor. . t!" hpus Mn|ii' wn«
wr'tten about 12'i.'i. and first printed In
17! .’t
It trenti of nearly all the
In-- hlm-h m.. -!e; nnd in 127^1 n council
of Ho rii-Ue!«« ans. J.-nloitM of tils SU
pi
emi ¡.'¡iin.'d I
wrinm . mid
committed him
prison in
r-. He
died
Kansas
City T^nrs.
Diint-fm»
exist any
uhi-i - in natur*- I! <n:..-h ft emi be ol>
tnlm-d by certain filtering dexfm In
Ilie laboratory, says Na1ui*e Mngnzine.
From the eiirfh's iirfm-e up to ref'hms
far above the highest clouds every
rubli- Inch of nir conta'na duslmotes.
Near I he earth Ilie dust Is mostly
blown up from Ilie soil by the winds.
Far aloft the millions of meteors flint
enter the enrlh’s atmoiphens every
duy contribute their quoin of fine solid
moH’-r. I.j tl.i. eyerv aient explosive
volcnnlc eruption spouts up enormous
quantities of dust Io great height«.
Omaha, N* braska
C 8. LEWIS, A gent
Duyion, tingi n
R. F. D. No. 2
Phone 9.x 10
Ladd’s Funeral Home
Tu Srrri‘ ! ! a m a a H
Heller
Dav m<| Night Phone Blue 90
McMinnville,
-
-
Oregon
CALL <)9X2
For Rate« On
HAY-GRAIN
atnl miset I nneous
HAULING
Limit to Her Anger
"Ro the engagement Is off?"
"Tes. She was so Indignant when
she henni about what he’d done Hint
she tore off her engagement ring and
flung It onto her right hand.”
Save Tim« and money
C. L. Christenson
Truck Service