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“It is a good idea to go over the Ore
JOHN E. BLACK, Editor and Publisher.
gon breeding flock carefully before
■ breeding and cut out all ewes not up
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Entered at the Post Office at Dayton, Oregon, as Second Class Mail Matter to the standard,” says H. A. Lindgren,
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animal husbandry specialist of the
under the Act of March 3, 1879.
PORTLAND
i tate college extension service. Ewes
are to be at least average in size for
ADVANCE the breed they represent Shrop-
SUBSCRIPTION • $1.50 PER YEAR STRICTLY
shire 160 pounds. Hampshire 185, Ox-
ford 220. Dorset 180, Merino 130 and,
all other breeds in proportion.
accepted the nomination.”
MORTON TOMPKINS
What comes immediately to mind?
FARMER EXTRAORDINARY
Oregon soils so acid that staple soil
It has not been many days since The fight of Senator Joseph on Chief
the black wings of death clouded the Justice Rand before the spring pri building legumes fail have to be limed
skies above the home of Morton maries, of course—and the stinging before a permanent system of agri
Tompkins and his father, Josephus defeat Joseph’s candidate took when culture can be found«! on them, says
Crop rota
We know the experiment station.
Tompkins, within a few months of the votes were counted.
being ninety years of age. passed on nothing of Mr. Graham, but there is tion with such plants as clover and
only one assumption to be made— plowing under of legume residues is
to the land of peace. Behind him
many years of close observation of that Joseph is still trying to knife the most economical way to maintain
a supply of active organic matter and
early Oregon and its progress through Judge Rand.
He stands a fat chance—not! Peo nitrates in a soil. The primary pur
its developement until it has reached
a state with billions of dollars in ac ple were disgusted with Joseph ma- pose of applying lime is to correct
tual resources and countless billions nipulations in May. They'll give him
Any “in-
a worse slam this time.
more in its hidden future.
Josephus Tompkins left to this dependent candidacy so obviously I Need of improved methods in pro
Keep Taxca Down
Tax Re ductiun by Research Survive»
state and to this county, a son,Mor cut-and-dried before hand as this can j duction of sanitary milk is greater in bi it groves in Oregon an
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The
best
advice that can be given
ton Tompkins, a man of unusual fore best be relegated to the place from ' Oregon as the older cities grow larg- ing features of the filbert industry ns
Science and research play an im
sight and integrity, who is carrying whence it came. Other lawyers have , er. young towns develop and new vil- reported from the experiment station. portant part in the forward march of to communities anxious to expand and
on—mindful of Oregon, his father’s been approached long before this by luges spring up here and there, says Many four and five year old filbert business and industry.
Now these develop industrially is keep taxes
Milk must groves bore good crops of fine nuts. r.gireii are being employed in mia- down.
country, and mindful of farmers and :he Joseph gang to get them to run the experiment station.
High tax rates and industrial de
their problems.
His work during against Rand as an “independent." be handled in larger quantities and While by no means great profit pn h : the efficiency of government, par-
as »Ko
the ducers. they are indications of v hat ti< ilarly in the field of taxation.
velopment do not go together. The
the past years has proven his abili We know who approached them. But j 1 transported greater distances »•
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ty and the benefits he has secured for fortunately for their political future: market-milk producing districts are
It is a well known fait that expend- community that is too fast in provid
his locality speak for him as a man thev refused to be made a tool for widened and it must be produc«! kept growing steadily and vigorously. : . vi of local units of government ing “improvements” by excessive tax
They kept at iL. appar- properly to withstand such treatment.
of unusual qualities and many peo this fight.
have increased tremendously in recent ation is foredoomed to restricted
ple envy him for his endurance, his ently, until they found a taker.—La
Agriculture and the Tai iff
ye irs while the cost of the federal growth.
The elm leaf beetle is controlled
Industry today is going in a new
enthusiasm. and his unfailing desire Grande Observer.
that
The recurn nt statement
the government has been decreasing. As
with
a
lead
arsenate
spray
applied
to
and
interesting directon toward de-
to benefit his neighbor.
s have naturally risen.
resu
the foliage at the proper time. Com farmer suffers from the
centralzation. Where once only cen
How Oregon Voter Sees It
farmer all men are
To such
jdy
this
condition,
and
to
find
It
tariff is disproven by the fact a.
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Friends of Representative Loyal mercial lead arsenate powder is used is held by free trade and I low ■ tnriff
friends. He typifies the modern ag
research is being found in- trally located cities had an opportuni
at
the
rate
of
5
pounds
to
100
gallons
riculturist who has learned to mix M. Graham. Forest Grove, and he has
valuable.
The paramount alm of a ty to iHH-ome industrially great, the
advocates that farmers must
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buy
of
water.
country town has an important share
business with farming and thereby many of them, probably share our
in a protected market and sell I in a research survey it to determine how in the new movement.
place farming on a business basis, astonishment and disappointment that
expenditures
caa
be
made
with
A succession of shrubs line Oregon ruinous unprotected market. An ex- waste and to greater advantage. Once
There are small towns today that
■ lie should permit himself to be in
paying business dividends.
lanes
and highways throughout the amination of the tariff laws she ows u it is completed, and given to the peo- tomorrow will be outstanding indus
Now Morton Tompkins seeks office duced to become an “independent”
reverse of this to be true.
trial centers.
And chief among the
in the state legislature as a republic candidate for justice of the Oregon entire year and contribute largely to
Practically everything necessary to pb as a dear, concise explanation, the
A republican stal the attractiveness of the landscapes. agriculture is sold in a free trade mar voters can act intelligently to remedy advantages they must offer will be a
an. as a friend of the farmer, and as Supreme Court.
low tax rate.
a man interested in the developement wart such as he is—or was, man of A number of the more popular of ket. The list of articles is illuminat any extravagance and waste.
these
shrubs
beginning
with
the
rho
There are other towns which can
high
political
and
moral
principles,
of a state, the principal part of which
ing. It includes plows, harrows, rea To tax burdened communities, which
A vote for Morton his action is utterly out of harmony dodendron and red currant have been pers, threshing machines, cultivators, are working in the dark to try to find offer many expensive attractions.
is agricultural.
Y’et they will be passed over by in
Tompkins’ Yamhill county candidacy with what we thought was his con listed by the botanists of the agri citton gins, wagons and other mu
.itisfactory way out, research sur-
The list has been
dustry, because they have made the
for state representative in the elec ception of public and political faith cultural college.
And mistake of spending money waste-
Animals imported for v - a.e of the utmost value.
given out by Dr. Helen M. Gilkey of chinery.
tion November 6 is a vote that no fulness.
breeding purposes come under this to communities where taxes seem low. fully with resulting high tax rates.
the
botany
department.
No doubt Representative Graham
farmer or right thinking business
duty-free provision as do binding ■ i well, the survey hus a place in help
Reasonable taxes invite progress,
was grievously chagrined at the out-
man can think of passing up.
High
The grain certification work of Ore- twine, all material for fertilizer, build- ing to effect still more improvement. development and prosperity,
,.ome of the Washington county pri
id further lower taxes.—News Bu-
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taxes discourage the Investor and
mary election wherein he was defeat- K”n farmers in cooperation with spec-
The second supposition is equally reati.
State Library Praised
builder. Manufacturer.
ed for republican nomination for sen-
of
college for the last 10
unsound.
Farm produets protected
The state library at Salem is high ator by a banker whose legislative
has resulted in a distinct im-
by customs duties indude a!mond<,
ly commended in a report on Ameri-
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record was not comparable in lustre provement in the type of grain sown, grapes, apricots, bacon, beef, oranges,
"Does your man work, Mrs.
So you borrowerd the car
can library methods made by British,
length
servite
perhaps Rep- Ithe experiment station reports. Any
investigators in 1927, and is now pub ‘ resentative Graham agreed last April farmer interested in producing maxe- onions, tobacco, wool, prunes, hay. flax a: t night to take the boys for a Waggs?”
“Oh. yes, he peddles balloons when-
lished by the Carnegie United King and May with the detractors and de- mum yields of good quality grain is wheat, cattle, butter and n long list pin, eh?
ever there's a parade in town. What
Son: Er well—.
of
equally
important
produ.e.
It
may
dom Trust in Edinburgh, Scotland.
interested either in the production or
Fattori It’s all right only one of does your husband do?
be that the duties are in some cases
The report which is widely circulated famers of Chief Justice John L. Rand. use of certified seed.
If
he
did
his
opposition
to
Rand
es
too low and need revision upward., them left his powder puff under the
H* sells smoked glasses during
in England and America says of the
caped our attention.
If he aligned
Certainly a c.re for low duties that caj.—Gaiety.
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jeclipses. Exchange.
library:
The bacterial nature of western fil afford insufficient protection from for-]
j himself with the anti-Rand cabal
“The Oregon state library (at Sa-
last spring, he might now be able to bert blight in Oregon was discovered eign, low wage scale countries, is not (
elm) is extremely interesting, and has
defend adequately his acceptance of by the experiment station several to drop all duties and ull protection.’
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the “independent" nomination, now years ago. It was found that in the
The tariff, instead of impoverishing
afraid to experiment. The library’s
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that certain facts pertaining to that winter the bacteria are in the old the farmer, has done much to insure
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nomination are coming to light.
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vices, viz. a mail order lending library
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Representative Graham supported way, probably by insects, they" gain necessities of his business nt low pri
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Justice Rand at the May primary, entrance in some of the buds which ces and sell them at good prices.—
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vision; a branch system of traveling
his present action is more inexplic- are often completely killed.
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libraries in rural communities; a sup
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Unless the Graham nomination ceptible.
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never
know
some
folks
wuz
state; the selection and purchase of
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came to him as partial recogition of
on
a
vacation
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books for the school libraries in the
a previous pronounced anti-Rand at
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state.
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rowers, and supplied over 12o,000 vol-
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library department sent out nearly. Professional .ntegr.ty that suppo^
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was
it
that
made
Graham
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without libraries, and augumented the, .
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stock of 69 public libraries.
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school districts were served by book .
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loans, book lists, and by the buying Polltical contest aga.nst a Supreme
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and delivery of school library books. Court J“*1'«
whose defense all but
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and book lists of important public li-
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braries are procured in bulk and is- j Graham Panting himself to be
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dents. I noted also a bold and orig-' the calumnious campaign that was
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spring,
must
be
a
shock
to
those
who
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expensive reference works and ency possess a high personal regard for
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pears to work very well, and enables
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William
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the
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students and others far from libraries
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to have a reference service more
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equal to that enjoyed by a dweller in
town buying. Start on your trip confi
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a city. The state librarian, in spite
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dent that you are going the best way,
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Breathes there the McAperson who
and that no annoying complications
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the fulfillment of requests which are
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in large measure for “a book about" a
Will McAbolt or McAstand
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subject. A strong personal interest,
and McAnoise in Alfred’s band
Whether it is a trip of a day or a
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combined with expert knowledge,
Will McAjoin the G. O. P.’s
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gives a very valuable service to those
month, South or East, to San Francisco
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ties available in cities, and Oregon is 1 To find what William McAdoes.
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fortunate in possessing a service of
We care for your needs. ■
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be of utmost value to you.
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outstanding merit.”
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He’ll McAlotta flap and crow
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The Graham Candidacy
slogan of your local merchants, "It pays
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As McAdid ten years ago
In this morning’s mail comes a free
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When McAwon the war, you know.
to buy in your cwn home town."
A. H. Robinson, Prop.
news story telling of the candidacy of
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Loyal M. Graham, of Forest Grove, as The people financed bonds and loans,
THAT INSURES
But
McA
claimed
that
McAdidit;
an independent for justice of the su
BUILDING MATERIAL
SEE
He
ran
the
railroads
in
his
name
preme court. The story, which must
OF
ALL
KINDS
For
us
he
sure
did
McAdebit.
have been multigraphed and mailed
yesterday (Thursday) afternoon, says Like Chanticleer, your McAdoo
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Dayton
Phone 9x10
Charles Keck, Agent.
Box 177
Will loudly McAddoodledoo
Phone 46x9
that “Mr. Graham was drafted to
Service
that
satisfies
make the race at a mass meeting of And keep on McAdoodledoing,
For that is all that McKindo.
citizens held in the Public Library at
WWW*
—Oregon Voter.
Portland tonight (Thursday), and has
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