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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1911.
OKEGOXIAN.
TITE
O.A.G. TO EXTEND
SCOPE STATEWIDE
Professor Hetzcl to Carry Out
Plans Advised by Board
of Regents.
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PLAN MOST SIGNIFICANT
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People of Orrron. Old and Younjj
Alike to Ct Assistance In Solo,
tlnn of ArrW-ultnral and Indus
trial Problems of Today.
-RrOV AGRlrTLTTRAL rotr
I.K;k. ro-all!. Not. t. Special)
A division of extension haa been
added to th. administrative ortrantxa
tloa of th. Ore son Agricultural Coi
l's, for th. purpouc of dispensing In
formation pertalnlna- to tha practice
nf asrlrulture. domestic sclenc. and
art and Industrial branrhea amors
tfia people of tha stat. Tha work will
- under tha direction of T'rof rsaer
Italph t. lletseL Tbli action waa
taken by tha lUvard of Kesent. and
announced by President W. J. Kerr to
day. Tha Inauguration of tha new or
sanitation la considered br thoaa who
hara riavn( tha situation to ba of
f sr-rearhina eismtn.-ance. Tha action
kii prompted ty tna (treat demands
made bv tha people of tha atata for
i:tinr In tha solution of airtcul
tnral and Industrial problems.
Tha extension work will ha carried
on throuah auh acrnclea aa farmer'
and domestic science Institute., tttn
erata schools, drmonatrattoa trains,
correspondence courses, lectures, tha
oraanlzation of bora and trlrls' rluba
for tha study of agricultural and homa
problems, demonstratlona of various
kinds and trenrral educational es
it. its. Tha work will ba carried Into
every section of tha state.
Sable Is Aro VarW-dL
Tbe subjects of Instruction will tn
clrMe the entire curriculum of tha
nll-se. Men. women and children
throughout crrnn a 111 ba given an
opportunity to study at their homes,
tin-ler tha aruldanre of tha collesre as
pert, aut'h subjects as acronomv.
hort.tilture. erardeuins:. animal and
poultry buabacdrv. dairyins;. entomo
oar. business methods for tha boma.
tha farm and tha office, rooklr.t. ew
Inar. horn economics, boma sanitation,
forlcultura. forestry, tr.duatrtal matn
rmini i. raechanlca, enarlneerlnaT. road
hulldin-;. and such other aubjects aa
are Included In tha regular college
irstrocttonal work.
Tha farmers Inatltuta work will ba
creitlv extended both In tha number
of Inatitutes held and tha acopa of tha
work dona at tha meetings. Pchoola,
well equipped with laboratorle. and
i-arrvlng a staff of from nv. to 11
.-pert teachers, will ba aent to various
lix-alttlea of tha stata wher they will
hold regular achoot sessions extending
over a steek or more. Thla work will
be augmented by tha use of corra
spontlence course, and tha orranlxa
ton of clubs for tha study and prao
tt.e of tha methods taught by tha
Urge. I'opular bulletins giving prae
t:.l and valuable Information will ba
distributed to thoaa who need aa-
'stance In tha practice of t a subjects
Pier tioned.
There will also ba established a
general Information bureau to which
people may wrlta for asalatanc. or In
formation on questions relating to In
dustrial work. Letters ara coming
Into tha Institution at the preaent
t me at such a rata that tha depart
ments can mcurceXy handle tha cor
respondence. Last year mora than .-
letters poured Into tha Institution
akpg for advice and assistance In
the solution of practical problems
connected with agricultural and in
dustrial work.
Vlaere Caasaalaa "'
Tha extension department will also
Institute a vigorous campaign directed
at tha lmpr vement of agricultural
Instruction throughout tha rural and
cttv school of the state. Tha college
will co-operate with tha county super
Intendents and teachers In an effort to
give practical and usable tne-ructton
to the boys and girls In tha elementary
schools. In this connection clubs will
Ne formed for tha purroaa of study
ing different phsaes of agriculture and
home economics. It Is the Intention of
the department to build up as soon as
.-..ihu a etate-wlda organization of
h,.i and girls wlt! the object of
ia.hlng the moat Improved methods
In the Industrial aubjects.
Tha college experta. who have al-r-alr
effectively laid the foundatlona
f r this Hue of work. 111 continue In
me servlca of college extension. lr.
lamea Wlthycombe. I Cordley. lro
Vssor Iwls. rrofessor icu.!.ler. fro-t-ssor
I'otier. I'rofessor Kent, and
-.her metrbers of the agricultural
fi.tiltv mho have been carrying on
-tension work, will continue to assist
n the prosecution of the work along;
.heir rarilcular linea.
At the present time the work will
lave to ba carried on entirely by the
nembers of the Ineirm-tlnr.al Staff of
he college and the Kxperlment ta-
lon cerps. This "111 necessitate a
vsTiflce on the part of Instructors al
ready over-burdened and will, neces
.ar'lv. limit tha amount of work that
-an be done In extension lines. In all
w.ii... it win be Impossible to
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FROM GkCtT-GSOaOTRFK TO CRT. T KR M"OJf. ALt. ARB
rnovi .Ka.T 1EKT1. IS HOl5K OK PEIK.
Horn, tha baby. All ara residents of Falls City, and all ar well
and hearty.
APPLE KING III LINN
Splendid Exhibit at Albany Is
Viewed by Crowds.
FRUIT QUALITY IS BETTER
Standard THU Trar Kxcreds That of
Pa,t Fair Mortal Squash
nd Cabbajje nd Rlp
Strawberries Shown.
offer at this time any correspondence
coursee In addition to the courses In
Husiness Metnods and Karm Account
B now being offered by the com
mercial department un.l-r tha lrec
t,..r. of Wan llexell. Th. reet of the
rk m il be started mtthln the next
rnr.th. .
CITIZENS FOR FRANCHISE
llo.nl Klvcr Men Ak Tha KII
rower I ln -ct rhancc.
ll.K.Tf KIVKH. r. Nov (Spe
cl.t Tha problem of letting a con
... i. --,.!,. of tbe citv streets
l"'bef '.re f a Oty Council. A petition
s'cred by l!e majority "
. - . A the Helrhta
ot PO;n nw - -' - .
tu.n-s p.'"-"'- of xh c,,y n" ?f
presented to the Councllmen. -"
that tbr gram a irancmee
..etrii- Company, the corpora-
-ren-.lv oraanlxe.l which la push-
. i .... n it. nltnt near Tuck
era bruise, about s:x rniles from the
city. .
m-i k.s nfrtrsd a re
duction of about per cent In the
rates of the Pacific Power Lignx
CompatT. t present the ouly power
firm in te neio.
North Taklma Chinese? Subtwrlbe.
NORTH YAKIMA. Wash. Nov. I.
(Special) Six hundred dollars" worth
of scrip. Issued by the Chinese revolu
tionary government baa been par
chaaad by mernbere of the Oriental
coloar here.
ALBANY Or, No. i. (PpcclaJ.)
With a ma'gnlflcent dUplW of spljndld
apple, end many other -'-tB' nd
U.r open.; too-a'yT A largo
"owd vlewsd th. e-b.b.l. in tb. Ale-,
Club gymnasium. In which tb. fair to
h. b.r,T waa-'opan all fore-
00V.,eUg1o4!h.CV..--T.hMar,k.t.
of th. State."
r.aeae Maa la rak.r.
J. O. Hole of Kug.ne "?
gramme. Ho talked on Th.
nci;nhdr.Tnrforhob
What to : believed here to be - the
. . ,11 ever grown In Oregon
'""Placed on olsplly in the fair today
Wy A A Hu'buru who r.s.de. .ou.h
it Albany. It welgha 10 pounds and
ot Aioanj. " . -lee.imrerance.
wn'by'T 1L Huiburt. who reside.
iiK.nv Each or tnw " " -nesr
Albany. tjcu .,,. i
w'Un" , "Imswr aero,, the actual
ne.d'.nd Inc.ud'n" ?h. .pre.d of tb.
heao ano mche. across.
rtefc green , r. - y .
th". :.'rd. .f ulenn M. Junk.n. of Al-
0",, Freak. AjH bovrn.
-,.eh of which Is a
af th bm aw
Mbit. The., ar. .11 from on. tre. en
M. farm of J. M. Hr.t. who reside- In
Benton Co.n.y near Aih.ny.
a florll dl.play by tha Albany Floral
a nor.i " r .ha nuraarv
Company. " - of .
of . - .,,.. .nd
dlaplay ot canneu
C A custom not In vogue at former fain.
mraa Inauguralea ny in. .. . -
'nfl Club, of Albany, which
T. occTp'ed a corner of th. e.blb.t
hall and la serving lunchee composed
Drlndpally of apple product..
The committee, which have arranged
. . t.i. .nrf which are now
Incharge of th. exhibit are: Executive
I-.eAmittee W. A. Kastburn. chairman;
"-1. v. r c Roberta. C. L
"aw. D. W. ltumbau'gh. J. A. Ho.wrf
Oeorg. - V"""- "xTl-Pnin. W.
ATEas'tburn: adv.rtle'.ng. C. H. Stew-
. t- w x-eeneh Georg.
art. cnairmau. ' - -H
Crowell: building and decorations,
J " C. Holhrook. .halrman: J. 8. an
Winkle and J. A. Howard: premiums
and exhibits. E. C. Roberts, chairman;
. . . c. i Kh.w Grant Plr-
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tie. A. M. Hammer. Oeorg. H. Crowell
and li. . leoauii.
DAM TO BE U5 FEET HIGH
Engineer Tangle From Rope. In
teorre to Get Measutrtrment.
WHITE SALMON. Wash, Nov. a.
tSpeclaD Dangling at the ends of
ropes far down la the gorge of th.
Narrow, of th. Whit. Salmon River,
engineer, of the Northwestern Electrlo
Company hav. been taking measure
ment, for the concrete dam 175 feet
high to be built for power for private
and municipal purposes. 'The Nar-rom-s"
Is a narrow rock gorge, the sides
of which rise sheer to a height ot 75
feet and then liar, to .till greater
heltrht.
The river flow, through thla box
canyon .wlftly. and the making of a
dam will call for skillful engineering.
To bring In material the wagon road
from Underwood, at th. mouth of th.
river, will be widened and Improved
Into a near-macadamlxed highway. It
le reported that a new bridge will
have to be built over the river, as
heavy load, will be carried by flv.
ton uto truck, to th. dam alte. thre.
miles up at ream.
By damming th. narrow, a deep lake
will be created many acres In extent,
which will he stocked with fish. All
the rights or way ana ins inu
will be flooded have been bought, with
one exception, at the Henry Thompson
place, the owner holding the company
for a stiff price, which It must pay.
as under th. stat. law. It cannot con
demn. NEW POSTOFFICE URGED
Ore iron City Merchants Iec!re
Pnwnt Bulldlnc II Dlairrac.
OREOON CITY. Or, Nov. S. (Spe
cial.) Urgent demand for a public
building- In Oregon City will bo made
by th. IJv. Wires of the Commercial
Club and at the next weekly luncheon
resolution, will b. adopted requesting
the Oregon delegation In Congress to
put forth strenuous efforts to .ecur.
th. passage of an appropriation oin
that Is now pending. The statement
of Postmaster T. P. Randall at the
luncheon today that the Oregon City
postofflc. to a disgrace to th. town was
greeted with cheers. Th. Government
has not provided adequate space for th.
poetofflce. and has rented the space on
both sides or the entrance to me Dunn
ing, one side to a transfer company and
the other to a real estate firm. ,
Postofflc. Inspector K. C Clements,
who was In the city Tuesday, la heartily
In accord with Postmaster Randall In
Ms efforts to secure an appropriation
for a suitable Federal building. Sena
tor Chamberlain and Congressman
Hawley have bills pending In the Sen
ale and House for a Oovernment build
ing at Oregon City.
ACCIDENTAL SHOT FATAL
Georjc Pugh, of Salem, Is Hilled by
Cousin's Shotgnn.
SALEM, or.. Jiov. a. ippeciai.;
George Lynn Fugn. Ml years oia, wi
accidentally shot at his home near Ch
mawa Tuesday night by a cousin wl
. v - ahntinin.
The entire charge of the gun struck
Pugh In the right shoulder, passing
near the heart. Peath was lnstantane-oua
DRUNK JAILED SUES CITY
Farmer Demands $3000 From Che
hall. Alleging Bronchitis Caused.
CHEHALIS, Wash Nov. I. -'(SpeclaL)
Because he fell from the water wagon
rM waa reaulred to spend a night In
the Chehalls Jail. W. M. Pirns, who live.
-.ear this city, asks aoou damages
from the municipality. 81ms also seeks
tinn mhlch he savs he wss required to
ho
Need Sunshine
AND
Scott's Emulsion
Next to sunshine, nothing
restores health, strength
and vitality like
Scott's Emulsion
ALL DstUGaiSTS
Girls' Capes, with
storm hoods, la red,
blue, gray and
brown, (2.40 and
$L45
Men's and Ladles'
Waterproof Auto
Shirts. Good for
hunting-, fishing,
driving, etc, at
$4.9Q
That nifty tan rub
ber Slip-on for ladies
and misses; high
storm collar; art
plaid interlined, at
$3.43
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"THE CAgTOJV-
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Our power
to lead to
nficfin ate
STthe production of Ready-for-Serv-ice
Raincoats and Waterproof Outer
garments is AGAIN convincingly demonstrated
in the masterly design, execution and fit of the
Goodyear Raincoat o. s moaeis ior w mwi wc
New shipment boys'
black Rubber Coats,
all sizes. $4.40 and
$3.25
are
IT ere. they
Boys' nifty English
Slipons; fancy plaid
backs, high storm
collars, fancy cuffs,
$15.00 Coats at
7.90
That nifty tan Rub
ber Sllpon for men;
high storm collar;
art plaid interlined,
4t$3.43
Alteratloaa Free of Charge I
f.adlea and Mlseee slaes, 32-4. I
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The "move" e make this time affects jovr
anTJearance and your pocketbook more FAVORABL iY
?hS evE All, the CUSTOM-CHARACTER, novelty
or exclusiveness of PATTERN that the most select
tailor can offer you are embodied in our superb ready-for-service
creations for Winter. We've made a
MARKED advance in QUALITY but ISO advance
in prices.
Alterations Free of Charge -Men'.
and Youths' Sizes, 33 to as.
RAINCOATS
LIKE
CUT AT
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of a quality, style and fit that make you wonder how
we do it Made of pure wool and worsted. You 11 pre
fer them to any $25 Raincoat offered elsewhere. See
our superb Winter exhibit the finest ever shown m
this city absolutely.
Do You Want a Fine "Priestley" Cravenetted Wet-Proof
- Overcoat or Some of That New Rough Stuff?
s,en $9.75 to $30
Worth-Prices $15.00 to $45.00
We specialize on these goods to the extent that we
have the largest stock on the Pacific Coast to show
you, and at prices no other store can afford to make.
The best that can be produced, in Tweeds, Home
spuns, Gabardines; full of individuality Raglans and
other styles for men; latest models for women.
$12.50 AND $15.00 LADIES'
COATS and a few broken lots
13?,,..'?$6.90
OPEN
NIGHT
cr XSa
COMPANY
BOYS' AND GIRLS' TXN
RUBBER SLIPONS are plaid
lined; high storm
collars
VeUt J ve a- -
$2.50
All Mail Orders Will Receive
Prompt Attention.
SATURDAY
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- UlmL 10:3- ' I &C ONE DOOR ABOVE SEVENTH ST. O.O I 1 j
-M-" -MMMMI . I Vmt flimii rrfiTrffl find a
put back again with hobos who naa
been rounded "P in the eveninsr.
. . hin (a do hi. work
while he was 111 from the effects of hav-
lns: to stay In Jan.
Th. Police Court records show that
Pima has been hefore Justice Prewltt
more than once. The court tried once
to Induce him to drop liquor for six
months, but Sims declined. The City
Marshal says that on the night Sims
was put In the city jnll Pirns left his
km, fled on the street
Marshal stabled the animal. At S o'clock
he offered to release Sims If he .would
Daylight Ride H
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A Pleasant
:f.v--?y
(Mm
TO:
Tacoma and Seattle g
T. Kalama. Kelso. Chehalls. Centralla
aod prtncipal intermediate stations
1.V PORTT.ANT) l.:S0 M.
AR. TACOMA 8:IS P.
Alt. SEATTLE 4:45 V. M.
Larsa and roomy day coaches. dlnlr.T
Sr parlor-car and observat on-c.r
Most modern and up-to-date "l!,nnt
The ery acme of .comfort and conven
ience. Four Trains Daily
to Teeoma and Seattle
A. it, 10:10 A. M.. t :M P. M-, 11 OS
All eqnally well equipped. atecir.c
CL.Z, thrnirhoiL individual llsbts
r --t-t-rr- . J rl
lrnira
In mvry berth oo leeplng-car.
T Three Trains Daily
To Aberdeen and Hoquiam.
A. M.. 10:3B A. 3d., 3:30 P. M.
mm:
7:10 A. M.. 10:3B A. M.
TICKET OFFICES:
ad aad Moerlsoa 8ts. and Union Depot,
llaln 144 Phonea A UJ44.
The Pioneer Line
Northern Pacific Ry.
A. D. Cbarlton. A. C. P. A.. Portland.
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Grows hair and we
can prove it
Hair Becomes Soft, Fluffy, Lus
trous and Beautiful Immediately
After a Danderine Hair Cleanse
Get a 25 Cent Bottle Now and
Forever Stop Falling Hair, Itching
Scalp and Dandruff
A little Danderine now will immediately double
the beauty of your hair No difference how dull,
faded, brittle and scraggy, just moisten a cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair
taking one small strand at a time. The effect is
immediate and amazing your hair will be light,
fluffy and wavy and have an appearance of abun
dance; an incomparable lustre, softness and luxu
riance, the beauty and shimmer of true hair health.
Try as you will after an application of Danderine,
you cannot find a single trace of dandruff or a loose
or falling hair and your scalp will not itch, but
what will please you most will be after a few week s
use when you will actually see new hair, fine and
downy at first-yes but really new hair sprouting
all over the scalp.
Danderine is to the hair what fresh showers of rain
. and sunshine are to vegetation. It goes right to the
roots, invigorates and strengthens them. Its life
producing properties cause the hair to grow abun
dantly long, strong and beautiful.
Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine
from any drug store or toilet counter and prove to .
yourself tonight now that your hair is as pretty
and soft as any that it has been neglected oi injured
by careless treatment-that's all you surely can
have beautiful hair and lots of it, if you will ju.t
try a little Danderine. Real surprise awaits you.
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