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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNALT PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH 21. 1914.
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CHURCH SERVICES j
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Ifc-rvle.- 11, 8. 10 a. m. ""Mfe's Troa
Viewpoint."
LlBtlerburtfr Rev. D. B. Cray. S. . 10.
Services 11- aot 7:45. C. E. tt:30 p. m.
St. Johos Kv, Jaiore Mu.poy. 11 and S.
S -, 10.
Atkinson Memorial View. f. W. Gorman,
paator. Services 11 a,' ni. and 7:45. C k.
S:30.
TJaftea Presbyterian.
Kenton ja. Coin. Services 10:15 a. ffl.
anil 8 p. m. 8. 8. 10 'a. m.
Klrst Frank Xn Witt Kinder. 10:30 and
T:!W. U: 12 m. C. K.. :30 P. m.
"If One MhoM Arise from the Dead" and
"Ood's Help In Llglit t'lai-ea."
Tb Church of th Strsngers-'-Rev, 8.
Earl Dubois, 10:30 and 7:20. C. K. 9;M
PTbYr W. A. BpaMIng, D. D.. pastor. .
8. tt'.riO, V. P. H. .;. Services 11 a. m. anil
7:!K p. ui. "The Way luto the Holiest" and
"Ihe Flgbt to a Finish."
Christian.
rirst I'ark aud Columbia street 8. M.
Conner. Hervlces at 11 and 7:45. H. tt, 9:50.
C. si., :30 p. ui.
Central Ker. Samnel It. Hawkins, psstor.
t. . Ml. C. K. U:30. Services 11 and 7:30
p to. "The Men and Millions Movement"
and "The World's Oreateat Menret Order."
Kodury Avenue O. I". Burrts, pastor.. S. 8.
:4f. J. K. :J. Services 11 and 7:30.
i Moutavilla Christian Tabernacle Service
11 and 7:30 p. in. B. 8.. 10 a. in. C, K..
0:30 p. m.
Gladatons Rev. Floy L. Dunn, psstor. Serv
Ires at It and 7:30 p. m. 8. 8. 10. Junior
C. E. at 3 p. m. C. K. at 6:U0 p. m.
8t. John Her. J. K. Johnson, pastor.
Service 11 and 7:80. B. H. 10. O. E. 7:80.
Kern Park Ken , ft. Tltih Msxey, psator.
Services at 11 auta (. C. E. 7 p. m. 8. 8.
W a. in. I ;
Woodlawn Rev, W. I Mellinger, state
evangelist. Servleea 11 and 7:30. S. 8. 9:43.
C. K.
Bellwood, corner; Nineteenth and Nehalem
Kev. J. A. Melton, pastor. Hervtces 11
and 7:30 p. m. H. H. 10. C. E. 6:30.
Vernon (fifteenth and Wygant Rev. J. A.
Mellon, psator. Service 11 and 7:30. 8.
8., 10 a. ui.
Episcopal. ',
Trinity church Rev. Pr. A. A. Morrison,
rector. Services 8 slid 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
8. 8. U:4f a. m. Good Fellowship Society.
Tartan oouae, liitb and Davis sts. 7 to 7:55
p. ui.
8t. Mstbew's Mlaalon Rev. W. A. M
brack, vicar. 8. 8. 10 a. m. Service aud
sermon at 11 ui
8t.- John's church Iter. T. ,F. Bowen, 8.
8. Ji. Evening prayer and aeruton. :i.
Pro-Cathedral of 8t. Stephen the Martyr
Hffv. II. m. .wan. Dmim 11 luu . tw.
Hands school 10.
Church of dur finvior Woodstock Rev.
E. II. Clark. Nervlree H and 11 a. m. 7:30
p. m. rvery third Sunday.
8t. David's Kev. Henry Russell Talbot.
1 .:. n. H. y 4j Morning piayer 11 a. m.
Kvolng prayf-r siliO.
8t. A'ndrew'a. Portsmouth Rev. f. W.
Bauro, vicar. In rhargs. 11, prayer and ser
mon i:30. 8. 8. 10.
Orare Memorial Bv. Georee B. Van Wa
ter snd Uev. Uawald W. Taylor. Holy Com-
munlon 8 a. m. 8. 8. 10 a. iu. Services 11
a. u.
Hi. John a church, Mellwood Kev. John I)
8. 8 and ; high mass and sermon 10:30. Ves
pers, Instruction -and benediction. 7:30.
8t. Lawrenve's Hev. J. C. Hue be. Lo"
Biuti 8. 8 luid ti; high mas and sermon
lo:r0. Vespers and benediction, 7M.
8t. Patrick's Rev. K. P. Murpby. Vow mass
8;' blab mass and sermon 10:30. vespers and
benediction 3:80.
Immaculate Heart of Mary Rev. W. 4.
Pttly. Low mass 8, 8 and 8- Hlpb mass and
sermon 10:30. Vespers and benedict Son 7:30.
. Ancenaton. Moutavilla Bev, I. P. FlUpt
trick. Maas at 8; high mass with sermon,
10:30. Sunday school at it. Benediction 8:30.
Holy Rosary Very Kev. H. H. Kelly. Low
mass 8, 7, 8 and 6. High mass and sermon,
IV. Vespers sud benediction 7:30.
Sacred Heart, Mllwaukie Her. George Bo-
ble, O. S. B. Low mass 8; high masa and -sermon
10:30. 1 veapers and benediction 7:30.
St. Wephen's Iier. W, A. Waitt. Low mass
8:30; blgn nisss and sermon 10:30,
SHORT STORIES TELL DELAYED NEWS
Resume of the Event of Friday Afternoon and Night; Paragraphed
for Quick Digestion by Journal Reader.
NEVv ARRANGEMENTS
'. Eastern. I,
. John O, Bowman resigned a presi
dent of tho state university of Iowa.
Re gave as a reason that a professor
had been discharged without a hear
ing. He said this was in violation of
an agreement With the board.
The First Congregational church, of
Hols- Cross. University Park Bar. J. P. Montclair. N. J., burned. With a 1088
ITjIllmsn, C, S O. Low mass and InstrOc- of JZ00.000. The edlfioe Is the largest
Bermou ana . nt ,. ui-.a i -lo
tion, 8 a. m. and. sermon 10:80.
Ht. Andrew's ltev.- Tnomas Klarnaa. Vtnr ) -nuiyur iwiicueii, ui inw iora, aaa
mss 8: bigh aiaaa and sermon 10. Vespers agreed to allowing the cabaret grills
lmac M?rv2d pfotllfhl3i.li!2ir-t a ' to remain open until 2 o'clock a. m.
C&?&?VfX'&I-tomr tlB fr, closing was an
luaa auu vetiuvu .u, inycn, iwuvuon sua i " - . -. .
benediction 7:43. , . -,, The gift of 150,000 by John D.
St. Stanislaus' (fellah) Uev. ri. Matns- oiroriin- v.. rv,i.
..bl H.IU B M.I- hlrh m.a. aful ur. I wo
ojon 10:30.
! TJnisarsmlist.
Church' of the Good, Tidings. Broadway and
K. 24tb Kev. J. 1). Corby. S. 8. 12. Services
at 10:45 a. an. and 6 p. m. X. P. C. V. 8
p. hi. "Getting Ready for the Striking to necessary.
tioure or Liie ana some tbeugious naep
tlcs of Today." .
Evangelical Synod.
Oerman Evangelical Frlendx cbnrch, Ta-
coma avenue and East Fifteenth. Bev.
Ellas Hergert. pastor. B. S. 6:30. C. E.
a.m. I'reacblng 10:45 and 7:30.
St. Paul Evangelical church 447 Failing
street. Iter. J. Hergert. pastor. Services
11 and 7:30. X. P. S. 8:30 p. m
Jewish.
Congregation Beth Israel 12th and Main
sts. Reform ritual Friday night at 8. Saturday
mernlng at l":30. Kengious school st v:au
bun day morning. Rabbi Jonah B. Wat eon
ducts all asrv4ces and Bible classes.
Seventh Day Adventiats.
Note Begular acrvicea of thia denomination
are held on Saturday.
Central Elder Milton B. fit. Johns, pastor.
Services 11 a. m. H. 8. 10. Sunday erenlng,
7:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30. Y.
P. 8., 7:30, Friday evening.
Mount Tabor Uev. C. J. Cummlngs, pastor.
Esst OOtb abd Belmont. Services: Sabbath
school, 10 a. m. Preaching 11 a. m. Prayer
meeting 7:4S Wednesday evening.
Lents D. J, Cbltwood, elder. Marlon ave
nue and Blumaaer. Services: Sabbath school
10 a. tu. Preaching 11. Sunday 7:30. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening, 7:45.
Ainiott (German) Menry biock. eiaer. u. r .
Ruscb, local elder. Services: Sabbath school,
10 a. m. Preaching 11:80 a. m. and "8 p. m.
Preaching Sunday evening at 6. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening, 8.
St. johns-t-Kiaer fc.. v. uanoun. oaooain
school. 10. Preaching 1L Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7:30 p. m.
MimtHVUia J. f. Betty, eiaer. saooain
school 10 a. m. Preaching 11 a. m. Prayer
meeting 7:30 Wednesday.
Scandinavian cbnrca Kiaer u. s. nananes.
pastor. Services: 3. S. 10. Preaching 11 a. m.
(Saturday); Sunday service 7:ao p. m; rrayer
meeting 7:90 Wednesday.
Unitarian.
Church of Our Father Broadway and Tam-
Rlce. Services at 11 o'clock Sunday morning, hill Kev. T. L. tllot, D. D., minister
7:KO. evening- nrarer. emerltla: Bar. W. O. Eliot Jr.. minister.
Ulnbop Morris Memorial enapei. gooo sa- services 11 a. m. ana 7:40 p. m. ounaay . .. . .
ui-nM.i u-ari m l ' a., n .ai i ill. i - - "
'The Divine Unselfishness" and "Where
Triultarlaha and Unitarians are Together."
tian association, of Springfield, Mass.,
has been announced. I
Ex-President Taft favors ithe reten
tion of the present anti-trust law, and
would make whatever additions there-
He fears bad results
from any repeal of the law .which he
says has stood the test. v ;
The- appellate division of the su
preme court severely scored Henry H.
Rogers In a suit, brought against him
by the Messiah Homo for Crippled
Children. The suit was over the title
to the home on which Rogers said be
held a $600,000 mortgage.
Frank E. Vogel. partner of the bank
rupt firm of Henry Siegel Co.. New
York, refused to appear before vni
ted States Commissioner : Alexander
Gilchrist Jr., to explain matters in
connection with the defunct institu
tion. He explained that he was too
111 to leave his home. He will be ad
judged in contempt of court if he fails
to appear by next Monday.
The agreement by wbich the re
ceivers of the St. Louis & San Fran
cisco road cancel an indebtedness the
road of nearly $4,600,000 and relinquish
of two subsidiaries in Louisiana to
the syndicate that promoted them, was
approved by United States Judge San
born, at St. Louis
A conductor foiled a robber who
was bent on robbing the passengers
of the Ohio-Florida special near Flo
ville, Ga. The robber had drawn his
gun but the train official ' pulled the
bell chord and the bandit took fright
and ran.
The ancestral home of George
Washington 'will be restored to its
former state. The sites for the sta
tues of Washington and Lincoln in
London will be chosen in the near
future,
Opening suddenly, the earth swal
lowed two men and a work shanty on
the mountainside at Shenandoah, Fa.
Hood River valley apple crop that have
been employed In past years through
miles of territory near the California erg. unio Apple Growers' association
RcAirnnil Tnrlr WM controlled. Tfl f -,.., j ... .
auiu vaviuaon r run company, wiu
revolutionized this season in the
marllati boapltal Chaplain, Frederick K.
Howard. Holy communlonil 7 a. m- Prayer
and srmnti, i:v.
St. Mark's Rev. J. B. n. Slmnson. rector.
Holy bucbarlat. 7:30 a. m. H. U. 0:45 a. in.
Matins and Litany 10:15. Evensong at 7:30
p m.
St. Michael's snd All Angels' Rev. T. F.
Bow c n. vicar. 11 and 5. 8. S. 10. Holy com
munion first Hnndar 11. third sondar 7:30.
Good Shepht-rd Kev. John Dawson, 11 aud
7:HU. S. S. 10.
Porteinoutb Hereford sv.L near Lombard
St. Uev. V. M. Ha mn, vicar. 8. S. 10. Serv-
leca 11 and :30. Holy communion en aecond.
fourth and fifth Sundays ot month at 7:30;
on first at 11. Holidays by appointment.
Ascension chapel Portland Heights. 8. S.
St. John's, Mtlwaukle flev. John D. Rice.
8 ti. 2. Evening prayer and sermon, 3.
Services 4.
St. Paul's, Woodmere Rev. Oswald W.
Taylor. S. S. 3. Service 4.
Pattern, Michigan ' and Alberta George F.
nopaina, pasior. o. o. lu. eermon J l. Ber
mou 7:30 p. in.
United Evangelical.
First K. 10th and Maple Rev. C. C. Po
ling. Servlcea 11 a- ni. and 7:30 p. m. S. S
:4A..K. L. t'. E. 6:45.
St. Jiihiut J. A. Goode, pastor. Preaching
ii anu i ;ju. a. n. 10. tv . u. v. OMtl,
Wichita Kev. 11. II. Farnbam. pastor.
preaching services every first and third sun
duya of tach , month, b. S. second aud fourth
bunduys. ( . K. tl::iO p. m
Christian Bcienoa.
First Church of Christ Scientist Everett
between 18th and loth sts. Services at 11
and 8 p. m. 3. 8., 9.45 and 11 a. m. "Mat
ter."
Second Woodmen hall. B. 6th and Alder
Sunday services 11 a. m and 8 p. m. 8. 8.,
8:4,r a. m., nd 11. "Matter."
Third East 12th and Salmon sts. 11 a. m.
and 8. S. S.. 11 and 12:15. "Matter."
Fourth Vancouver ave. and Emerson st.
S. S.. 0:30 and 11 a. m.; sprvices 11 a. m.
and 8 p. uu, "Matter."
Reformed.
First German G. Hufner. pastor. Serrlcea
10:45 and 8. S. S. 9:30. V. P. 8. 7. i
Second A. E. Wysa, Columbia bird, and
83d at. 11 and 8. S. 8. 8:30 a. m. X. P. 8.
7. -
Third Firth avenue. Lents Rev. H.
Scheldknecbt, pastor. S. S., 10 a. m. Serv
ices 11 a. m.
ybunduys. ( . K. tl::iO
UcklVy Green Willi
Rev. 8. L. Lovell, pa
"W in w i. i- k r ,
Latter Dav Saints.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
(Mormon) 444 E. 10 til at. S. S. 10. Preach-
1 ing 11:45 aud 7. .
Montavtua (not jaormon) a. a. v:n. serr
lcea 11" and 7:30.
. - .. . r
Trea MathadUt.
First Cffbrch. corner East Ninth and Mill
Rev, W. J. Johnston, pastor. Sunday services
into an abandoned coal mine, prob
ably falling several hundred feet.
Weeks might be required, experts said,
to find them.
The first National bank at Gallatin,
Tenn., near Nashville, Tenn., was
robbed of $32,000. It was reported
here that the burglars worked the
safe's combination. i
City Treasurer McCoach offered
reward of $1000 for the return
Warren McCormick, a 7-year-old boy,
who disappeared at Philadelphia. So
far the police have been unable to
get the slightest clue to the ooy
whereabouts and it is believed he was
kidnaped. Dozens of suspects have
been arrested, but all were released
ell, nan
E. 7 p
atnette blvd. and Gay U a. m. and 7:80 p. m
FOR HAND
RIVER'S
APPLE CROP
One workman was killed and two in
jured -
Mrs. Eugene J.' Murphy and her
daughter, Miss Iva Murphy, ( suffered
severe" cuts from flying glass at Oak
land. Cal., when their big touring car;
crauiea into a acy noute eiecinc inun. -: . -r-i rs
The accident occurred when Mrs. Mur-, AnnOlMCed I hat UfganiZatlOn
pny swerved me macmn w avuia
head-on collision and unconsciously
pressed the foot throttle, increasing the
speed oi ine car.
A. J. Taylor. C. o. Reay, jonn mc-
Deough and Manuel Joseph, customs
guards, and Yung Gal. a unmese.
pleaded guilty to smuggling opium into
the port Of San Francisco, aneir piea
followed conviction of Max Miller, an
other guard, on a similar charge.
The forest fire which swept over iour
. POT TT TRY II
UNG HOOD C A j ni7P A R'TMITTVTT
' . P -.V X 1'H-1' X III
BLACK
LANGSHANS
Looking to Greater I Protec
tion of Grower Formed.'
Special to The Journal.)
Hood River, Or., March 21. The
BECOMING
POPULAR
WHILE SWATTING,
SWAT THE HEN LOUSE
By Thomas J. Keenah.
A variety of fowHSato become popu
lar with the people,"' must hav some- I
If hens are not mighty busy rust
ling feed and laying eggs It would be
well to sea whether they are not both
ered with common hen lice. This
parasite Is a pale straw color,' which
helps to distinguish it from the larger
biting poultry Jouse. It Is only about
one-twentieth of an inch long, has an
- , . ' ttXL mill uic ucvuiq, muvi umvv w . 1 , , - 1 ,t,u. .11 . . .
method, and manner of handling theithlnf -,pectal to commend lt It must ' ftb5omy 7 ISTS m.what
be a good layer, or a fins table fowl, stubby. It annoys and injures the
Redwood Park was controlled The
flames destroyed much timber belong
ing to Judge J. H. Logan, or isanta
Cruz, the Western Shore Lumber com
pany and others.
Charged with oomrjaraing a cnoir
meeting of the San Jose, CaL. Baptist
church, with firecrackers, Jack Bailey,
Earl Bobo, Chester Moore and jonn
Finn were arrested. The dress of one
of the women members caught fire, and
she was slightly burned
Foreign.
Torrential rains and heavy winds
descended on Franca, causing a great
amount of damage. Four aeroplanes
were wrecked and fields in the north
ern part of France suffered extensive
ly. Ships were unable to leavs Brest.
Tha larae military aingioie Daiioon
Zeppelin V got away from Its holdings
at JohannisthaL oermany, ana areu
off into space. The balloon narrowly
escaped destruction in clearing xne
grandstand. The ballast was sacri
ficed to saVe the balloon.
Emror WKliam of uermany is
said to have written a letter express
ing strong antl-Catholio views. Ths
missive is attracting a great oeai oi
attention. The letter is said to have
been found among, tha paper of th
late Cardinal Koppe.
Tha tomb of Robert Lewis Steven
son, on Mount Vaea, is said to be In
good condition and to need but little
attention, by Mrs. Isobel Strong, the
stepdaughter, who has arrived at 1
Honolulu. i
Fear that Colonel Arguelles and 116
federal soldiers under him. captured
by rebels near Monclova, have been
executed in retaliation for the. execu
tion by federals of 149 mutineers t
JOjutla, were expressed in Mexico City
by War Minister Blanquet The ?mu-
tlneers intended to cast their lot with
the rebels and the latter were said to
have taken their punishment as a chal
lenge to themselves.
. President Huerta at Mexico City
agreed, to let the United States em
bassy receive arms and ammunition
consigned to it by the Washington
government for use in case of an anti
foreign uprising.
handling of the valley's output of ap
proximately 1,000,000 boxes.
Through the efforts of A. W. Stone,
manager of the Apple Growers' asso
ciation, a growers association will be
formed that will own and control all
of the properties of the several ship
ping organizations in Hood River,
and if it unites these two advantages
with hardiness, docility and beauty, it
is bound to become a favorite. Those
hen by its tickling movements ever
the skin and among the feathers. In
small numbers it Is merely disturblpg.
and this year's crop will be handled on
a non-profit sharing basis instead of
a dividend paying basis as has been
the custom heretofore. Concerning the
plan Mr. Stone says:
"In order to attain the best results
in the shipping end of the Hood River
fruit Industry, this feature of the busi
ness should be solely and wholly un
der the control of the fruit growers average oi ico eggs per nen. wnus tne
who are shippers through the organ-' Langshans were a closs second with
hn hnv- Kro,t h. m-oir in,.h.ni I but In Urge numbers it is a serious
know that they have all these cnarac-1 Pest. It is especially damaging to
terlsttcs in a preeminent degree. J'u,n eh'ck Rnd om"nae
Langshans are the smallest and most I he'r dth: Tny seldom leave their
active of the Asiatic class, and their hosts, feeding on barbules of feathers
fair laying and other excellent quail-' ?nf Jfyln
ties make them profitable for the farm- hatch In a da, or two, and the young
er and city poultryman. Although the : T-v 7 bre eonlrofi'Jav Ar
t -v. v.- v.. i .K.'They may be controlled says Dr.
W MIC W -1 1 1 ' V.
is or s larked lime and
sulphur to the poultry. The following
ping organizations in Hooa rtiver, c "" -. Ewln O A C nara-slte aDecls
amounting to approximately $750.000. ; greatest egg machines on earth, and , p u ; slaked 11
.n.4 v.i. k. honi.wi nn have been rateed extensively on many i "l''"",s, "A1"0" " .
have been raised extensively on many
ffvl: ta.J2 i U goTcrude carbolic ac
" o was fcS TT IUVU TT VSISV uv avs SSS.
Mountain Grove, Mo., under govern
ment supervision, developed the fact
that two of the heavier breeds of fowl
have led all the other breeds in average
egg production for the year. In this
contest the Wyandotte led. with an
isation. The growers should control
the entire business. As it is now there
are a number of growers who hold
large voting power in the present asso
ciations and private concerns, who do
not ship their fruit through tnese con
cerns. yet they assist In electing dt
an average of 1S6 eggs. Both breeds
consumed vJ 5 pounds of grain per hen,
but the Langshans consumed about 12
pounds more dry mash than the Wyan
dottes. The average Langshan hen will lay
12 to 13 dozen eggs a year, and will
rectors and In shaping the policy of the ' always give a good account of itself
shipping institutions. This feature when eggs are scarce and prices are
should be eliminated and only those the highest. The chicks ara hardy
who ship through the concern should and mature early, but do not make as
have a voice in the elections and mat
ters of governmental control.
"I think there should be a premium
placed upon loyalty to the shipping
concern in the shape of giving the
good broilers as the Rocks, Reds or
Wyandottes. as they are taller and
more rangey, and not so plump at the
broiler age.
The quality of the flesh of the Lang-
it nlnt: irnanttno 1U nlntar nlaater
Paris, 5 pounds.
WHEN TO FEED THE
YOUNG BABY CHICKS
of
Executive.
The congressional committees which
have been investigating strike condi
tions In Michigan and Colorado held a
shippers a bonus or financial reward j 8fcan i excellent, being fine grained,
in the form of an increased interest In , tender and nicely flavored, and there is
the holdings of the concern, according no better table fowl when matured
to the tonnage marketed by them, and M the 8kIn u delicately white and
also give , them privileges in the pur- flne tna Drea8t ie,8 ud thighs well
chase of materials from th shipping COVered with choice meat, and the car
organization. , cass when dressed is very pleasing to
"At present-a grower can cancel his the farm(sr'a wlfa wno ls pr0Ud of ner
contract one year and renew lt "e, poultry.
next without suffering any apparent ; 0ne of the mOBt notJpeable charac.
disadvantage. All this is to the terisUcs of the Black Langshans ls
ment of tho shipping concern, ana no i the,p docUIty( whlch feature j8 a very
permanent organization can be valuable one a blrd wlth m qulet
tained upon such a basis. ""J1 gentle disposition will thrive better in
members should be discipli n 5; confinement and is not worried by
f eiture of some substantial Jnents oi . BtranserB toing through the yarJ, Thls
.l. A.oani.iii nn or the navment or a ., ...
i"" wi B"- , - - r. - .senile aieposmon muei mem gooa
substantial fee when seeking readmis-, setter- an(J motherS( for farm.
8ion- .i. j, e'-r,Tint finane-ier wno keP8 60 to 100 birds, and ds-
"Some method of Pnn ! pends upon the hens for hatching and
ing must be evolved in in rearln8r chlck8 tne Biack Lansi,nang
crease the JxMngr ot or profitable breed, as there
finX: ; th. year when he
uy "T hl . minimum cost ' wlu not nav Drooay hen, that he
can be supplied them at minimum cost hatchina. and she will t
hatch
Toung chicks receive their first feed
at the Oregon station when about 24
to 36 hours old They ara given bran,
mixed crumbly with raw egg. or
bread dipped In milk and squeezed
dry, twice a4 day for the first week.
and equal parts of cracked wheat and
cracked corn on clean sand three
times a day. After two or three days
the grain mixture is fed in tha litter
Clean water, grit, charcoal and
cracked bone, tn separate dishes, are
kept before them. They also have
access to green food. When one week
old the chicks are fed a moist mash
of 3 parts bran. 1 part wheat mid
dllngs, 1 pound corn meal and a pinch
of salt about what they will eat up
in an hour grain mixture two or
three times a day, beef scraps in a
hopper and other supplies as before.
When three weeks old they have milk
added to the ration.
INCUBATOR ADVICE
FOR BEGINNERS
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No matter how cleanrh incubator,
disinfect, air and i run j long enough
to be sure it ls well related before
putting in the eggs. 13 has happened
that an Incubator baareen uncrated.
set up, and run with fJI trays inside
of 24 hours, and at th end of threa
weeks brought off a rertsrd hatch, but .
these rare occurrences hh be put down
to "beginner's lock." ifhe safe plan
is to use every effort Cal give the best
possible conditions Tor good hatch.
Once started, care for th incubator
at regular intervals. iBggs that ars
..., . . . . . .
miiicu uua murnisg at-;ignt, tne xoi
lowing morning at ten. fend the next at '
twelve, or eight a gain will not hatch
as well as eggs that uje cared for at
practically the name A rue every day.
follow the directions of your incubator
manufacturer; he has done all the ex
perimenting for you, and van tell you
exactly what to do to jjret'th best re
sults. Do not turn thejeggs with dirty
hands, or hands smellHtg of kerosene.
Keep the lamp in goxjr condition, and
always have a little hjpat to spars at
bed-time. We prefer t trim the lamp
about six, and to tuga the eggs at
about eight o'clock, apd then' invari
ably look at the thernibtaeter an hour
after. The heiu Is upt.to run up after
the lamp Is trimmed ji and filled. If
the eggs are cooled an turned at that
time, it is hard to tjj at bed-time
whether the temperance" ls at 103 in
tha center of the ogg,r whether the
lamp has taken on a tattle extra heat
which, when the eggaUre restored to
normal warmth, will 1 too high.
Experienced operators, do not need
instruction in running Ihe incubator,
but it is the little points which the
novice has not leerrud from -experience,
and which the Instructions may
not give, that count fr success.
POULTRY
37
joint secret conference at which they ; an.b JJuon ub on tha part of the cn rtart hatching, and she w
discussed tho desirability of subpena- j SlS!?-f? fti .9,ur. the permanency of anywhere she ls placed, and
K u ---
a shipping concern
tor. 11 and 7:30. 8.
m.
Central Church Kev. W. H. Boddr. S. 8,
10. Services 11 and 7:30. V. P. M. 9:60.
St. Jubua 11 and 7:80.
United Brettiren.
Klrat Hev. J. I). Maewomler. pastor. 8erv-
Irea 11 anil S. 8. Hi. (). K. V.MK
"MakliiK (lirlatlanlty Attractive" and "How
to Make the M.xit of Lite."
Seoonil Alberta. Rev. Cbaa. L. Williams.
8. B. 10. C. K. 0.3O. Services 11 and 7:30
p mi 1 "High Mlndedneaa" and "Advances of
Itotnsn Lathcjlli iuj in America."
Third Kev. Juriaon O. Ulchardson. pastor.
Servlcea 11 and 7:30. 8. S. 10. C. E. 6:80.
Sertuun br Uev. L. K. Merrill.
reurtb Rev. . K. t'onner. pastor. Services
11 and 7:30 p. m. S. 8. 10. C. E. 6:30 p. m.
Kev. i Tocuweii maa airs. Baker on "Temper
anr." Badlcal Jesaap St., Rev. A. 8. Henderson,
pastor. Services 11 and 7:30. 8. S. 10. C. E.
7 p. m.
Our Woodworth Memorial. Vanennvxr
Waah. Rev. J. Lincoln Ellis, pastor. Serrlcea
. 11 and 8 p. m. S. 8. 10. Y. P. 8. a B. 7.
Manor circuit oervii-es Manor 11 a. m.
unerry urovs 3 p m. nrash f rains 7:80.
Frienda' Cnnrofc.
Snnnvside Esst Xhirty-flftb aad Main sts.
Homer Cox, pastor. Services 11 and 7.-H0. S.
8. :45. C. k. 6:30. Prarsr meeting Thurs
day. 7:80.
Lants South Main at., Rev.- John Riley, pas
. tor. Preacblns; 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Bible
cnwi v:io. j. ju. o:w p. m.
West Piedmont Friends Rev. T. J. Cobarn.
preaching ll a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Bible
. scBoot iu a. m. o. a. iv. c. k. 6:13.
Pacific Coast.
O- Judge Campbell, of Sonoma, Cal., held
coun in nis auioiuuuiw ana wiiwiai m
fine of 310 on A. N. Cadeglia for shoot
ing meadow larks. The Judge, in com
pany of two deputy fish and game com
missioners, came upon the hunter on
the road, and the arrest and trial fol
lowed in short order.
Mrs. Elvida Cheng, wife of a Chinese
physician of Boston, was granted a di
vorce at San Francisco. The woman
said she did not know her husband was
a fhinMa. but thoueht he was a Ha-
Church of the Hevr Jerusalem. waitan. The doctor is well to do.
Church of tlie New Jerusalem Charles A. " i tv,,
Nuabaum. pastor. 140 Tenth street. Serv- mary uienm, ucr u...Uj "
Ices 11 and 8. "Elijah and tha Widow Spir- I times married to her husband, Philip.
ltually Interpreted" and "The Science of j naa decided that she will get a divorce
suKa-cstiun. . - oru, nhldft bv t on each former
International Bible Stndenta. occasion she went bacK to live with
Odd Fellows ball E. 6th and Alder. 8:00 i him, but she says he has failed to
p. m. prajer meeting 4 p. m. DUcoorsa 7 i "mot. .rood." Suit has been fued at
Beuwooa i in nerreit ave., i:ta p. m. "
St. Johns Pick ner's Hall. Jei-ser atreet. I An attempt to have grave-diggers
3 p. m. come under the workmen's compensa-
1 tion act. because of the dangeroua na
ture of the work, is being made at
ing John D. Rockefeller. They did not
make public their decision
troit were planning to call Ambassador j BUlla
wmnaa s uwnuon .v a. reiuaai uy riv- i . - .
bate Judge Henley to allow Ito Kotso- ; lUT-iiph A P.T.I Vl I .V
mura. a rich Christianized Japanese. 11 UU 11 VXUJ
legally to adopt an orphaned American
child. The Judge based his refusal on
racial grounds. '
A favorable report on the xayiot
growers wm au. v-------- - durin coidest weather if given any
a snipping " .1M. . , show at all. In this connection would
, shippers oi truu stata that a hen to be vigorousand
THOROUGHBRED White Wyandotte
eggs, 11.00 a setting. Fine cockerel
strona nwdfl ttw rut nf h.tr-hln. Ior saie: out oi town oraers xiuea.
Z !8: hatchin and Woodlawn 3281. 1111 K. 34th tt, N.
i uivuuiuk n.n hiulii h.h am. ktuw naHnii HCirriaa i - 1 - " .
THOROUGHBRED White Orpington,
White Leghorn and Ancona egg,
chicks and stock, brooders, incubators.
Modern Poultry Yard. Marshall 874
CRY STAL WHITE ORPiNGTON eggs.
pen headed by bird I hatched from
Kellers trass" 330 mating. A perfect
specimen. Tabor 2694.
THREE White Leghorn cockerels for
sale, 1 D. W. Young strain, 8 Cor
vallis strain. I want a McClanahan
brooder. Tabor 2594.
POl'LTKV
87
II. I. It. and Black Minorca eggs, from
prize winning stock; 31 60 to 3S per
setting. Special prices by 100. 6619
46th ave. S. E. Phone Sellwood 170.
MOKB'ETT'S GOLDEN CAMP1NES.
37-50 and 35 per setting of 15 eggs.
Fred J. Moffett. 4310 6 id St. S. E.
Phone Sell wood 999.
rest between raislnar calvea and iHvin I EQQa from heavy laying, well mated
, re" Between raising calves ana giving thoroughbred Buff. Brown and White
Leghorns; chicks Tuesday. Tabor 8428.
On a commercial egg farm, where 8022 66th ave. S. E.
rt j
lH IjOrnUCOUlCi th on bJct If d the hens KOR SALE White Leghorn pullets.
o reiiiauou caca Tear. & rear in nor
so much to be desired.
all laylncr. 80 cents a piece. John
But where Linger. MiiwauKie,
sale, the best aeneral purpose foaL
H. weisenoorn, 1184 e. 7tn w.
ANCONA hens, all laying, price right.
8t. Johns car to Edwards at., walk
south to white house,
WHITE ! Faced Blarlc
Spanish. The origi
nal egg.Tnachlne; 4gs
31.50 ami 33.50 pr it;
slock er sale. E. J.
Huffor. St. Johns. Or.
212 Ceifal ave.
DA V jiiJ CH1CKH 'AND SETTING
EOQ6j
from Range Raised Tgsb Neated 8. C
White Leghorn ChlckefrMi. Special dtt-
count of 20 per cent for: shipment alter
April 1. Largest flock In the ktate of
Oregon. Ml -
BROWNDALE FARMB, jnc.
128
egg Chatham
and 128
Services for tha Deaf.
United Presbyterian Rev. S. Earl Dubois.
10:30 and 8. V. E. 7.
Nazarene.
first Church of the Nazarene Rev. C. How.
ard Davis, pastor. 8. S. 0:45. Services 11 and
6. Street meeting 7. . P. 7:36.
BeUwood Uhurcn or the Ifasarene S. S. 10
, m. Preaching 11a. m. and 8 p. m.
Brentwood. Church of the Naiarene Rev.
Aaron We la. tt. S. 10. Services 11 and 8.
Olympia, Wash. The, use or explosives
to blast out the graves is held as a
menace to life.
Following the discovery that Fire
man George Hunter had smallpox, 15
firemen at Walla Walla, Wash., have
been vaccinated.
Ex-Senator Clark, of Montana, nar-
V. P. S. 7. Prayer meeting Wednesday. 8 ' rowlv escaned death in New XorK, wnen
I Pv m. Young People's meeting 7:80. a 1 4 ton iron airder f ell at a new bulld-
Hcanatnavian naxarene w-ts uaineio. s. B.17 - r, trniahia Ufa Tnaur-
10 a. m. Services U a. m. and 8 p. m. ; Ing there of the Equltanie- Lite in ou it
louDg people a meeting 7 p. m.
Advent Christian (Hot Seventh Say).
Adveht Christian C. F. L. Smith, pastor.
ance company. Tne strengia ui ."
bridge over the sidewalk saved his lira
bill creating 10 mining experiment sta- indications Ara That Ulning Game WDl stock ls raised to be used as breedrs, DARK Cornish eggs and stock for
tions, one to ba located in Alaska ana . Bett4r This Season Thaa for 100 mucn attention cannot he paid to
the others In western metallurgical, . a producing the strongest stock possible,
states, was returned by the house j Tear. Past, Though Koadi Are s.o. M a hen that u Uyed Qut u playe(j
mines committee. Each station, by the ; Baker, Or.. March 21. The Cornuco- out as far as producing healthy, vigor
terms of the bill, will be allowed to pu mining district of Baker county is oug chicks ls concerned,
spend 325.000 annually. looking forward to a busy season as The Black Langshan ls a stylish.
Senator La Follette laid before the the present activity is greater than medium sized bird, not overgrown or
upper house a protest irom mo xiiier- anytning since ouum uaj. - e y 111 appearance, out 10 ine con- -rr 1 1 1 ' j j
national Seamen's union against ap- companion company, a steaoy pro- trary, sprightly and active. The head I ioik MM FMUr S'l Phon
proval by the lawmakers of the find- ducer for several years ls adding to its fl 8maJl for the size of the body, and ! Columbia 499. xelr f nono
lngs ot the recent jonaon comerence equipment ana woruug xw.vc, iu comD is miner targe, well up iti ' tuhmpcom H.-'' Rr.d u" ' -
on safety at sea, together with a re- the Bowlder Creek company, operating treat and arch shaped The back ls ' for hatching Route 1. boVm'
quest for passage of the Nelson sea- tne old Underwood placers, a few miles concave, and the fluff moderate and Tabor 187. "
men's bill. It was asserted that ori- below the Companion on Pine creek, close, while the wings are of medium EGG3 for sale prise winners Rhode
entals are driving white men from the j The -woodard and Lane and Wilson size and quite prominent at the shoul- Island Reds ' and White Leghorns.
ocean. ! group or nine paieniea cwuu uu . - uers, uie legs medium in length, and ii.oo per to. i tJurry m.. rornana.
8. G. WHITE LEGHORN'S.
Cypher Strain, lietvyi Winter Layers.
FREE RANGE Open? FrofU Houses,
netting of 13 eggs... ,..31.00
Betting of 100 eggs. $5.00
Guarantee of 0 per' cent Fertility.
KDQEWOOD POULTRY CO.,
AIRIE. OREGON
WHITE Plymouth Roi'ks, White Ig-
horns, hen hatched cltldks with mother
hen to care for thewf. The livable
kind. Safe arrival giftrianteed. Halch
ing eggs; circular frfrii Clover Hill
Farms,-poultry dept.:eer laland. Or.
BABY chick hatcherlsr take notice, t
furnish white and bff leghorn eggs
at 33 per 100; also -?Kultry auppii-ta
and chick feed at wholesale prices.
Open Saturday 10 p. nv L. A. Hart,
114- First st. ?.
FOR bALE Thoroughbred eggs f r
setting. White or .Duff Leghorns,
Barred Rock. Black ilnorca or Blue
Andaluslan, 31.00 per 6; also one first
class Barred Rock cockerel. Call E.
3726 or B-8272.
hot air Incubator
Buff Ornlnrton earcs. all
t ror io. rnone peiiwooa s.
Pnnirrpsiimui Mann of Illinois, th i-offi rrpplc was recently bonded for the color of the shank is bluish blatr u hitw t.Kr.HAI5N rv Ti vrmnv
Republican floor leader, wished with approximately 380,000 and leased to ; showing pink between scales. strain. Pen headed by prize wln-
Tnurh emnhaslai in the house that the wnitanv alade of Reno, Nev., and the ; The plumae-e of the neck. hrk nar, 1914. Tabor 2694.
EGGS from nealtnv, v;oroue, raiiK
raised birds. White Orpingtons, Mam
motii Pekln ducks. (Brown Leghorn
bantams. 11.60 aettlng, 37.50 a 10O,
cither kind. U. Maxtor. Cleone. Or,
Box 99. Phone Maln.37. ;
1 N C ti B A TO Kb MlUe Fact fie Coast
Ideal combines iow price wltn beat
possible construction,' fl to 320. Thir
teen years on the coast. Sold by Chaa.
H. TUW Co.. Portlan.
country "had a Roosevelt or Jackson 6anle operator has opened negotiations saddle and Sickles ls a glossy, metallic R- I. RED eggs for hatching, full
to deal with the Mexican situation." for tne iease 0f the Simmons group, black, with greenish sheen, the breast. blooded. 75c for 15. Y. I. Butler,.
The congressman discussed President b th properties to be developed and tail, fluff, shank and toe feathers are FortBt Orove- Route No. 1. .
Wilson's request for repeal 01 tne ex- wor)ced the coming season. Tna Has in black, and the under color is black or , OAKiiUK&T jrouury yara. ggs ror
emption of American coastwise ship- t ne near ganger was leased last week, dark slate. The standard weight of ,Jen?f2 t iftTv 'wTitoR
- cnnno xanal toll, denounc-1 . . aA tn nnen the ih tntv hirria 1. in 1 1 sale.- 11S4 E. I8th w. woodlawn zQ6.
ing the proposition strongly. I highways in the district, which will , pounds; cockerels, 8 pounds; pullets'. 6 1 ti""iTsY FrVtaankiia'fa
in lilts BU1VJ ...... rr r-- -- a KTeBil UKIU MJ ito uv--", .
bill. Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo t
included today a 3115.000 item to ouy pi. TTl A
more land for the Oakland. Cal.. post- Vrf.llfiV nQltOrS HOlCL
and custom nouse. U 7
office
Oak Orovs Methodist Xptsoopal.
First H. B. Church C. I"l. Wooley, pastor.
B. B. 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and
i:sv p. m.
Services: Sunday school 10 a. m. preaching Albnrta and H. 15th sts. Services every Snn-
ll a. m. ana :au p. m. ixjyai woraers, o;3u day li a. m. ana p-
Lath arm n.
8 wed la h Immannel Bar. 3. Richard Olson.
11 snd tt. S. 8. UAH.
Zlon's Oerman tsusaonii Synod) Corner
Minion ana inapman. u. li. KoPDelmann.
Id-lil 1-At. H ll O-lfl
st. jamee- tngiun west Park and Jeffer- I v''StT" .. V. v-
p. m. Prayer meeting 7:45 Thursday.
Mlscellaneoua.
New Thought Temple of Truth Ellers bids.
P. J. Green, pastor. Bervicee -at 8 p. nr.
A New Idea tat the Perpetuation of Life
Here."
Portland Babal Assembly 402 Eilera bids.
Services & and 8 p. m.
Divine Truth Center Kev. J. M. lllnard.
soa su. uev. i. A. Leas, pastor. S. g. 10.
L-ather league 7. services 11 a. m. and 8
p. m. "The Staff of Life" and "What la
nnaiuinuj v
st. psoi s uerman A. s. Kranae, pastor.
nervires iu:ju a. m. uerman; 7:30 D. m..
aMiiivia. d. o. v.n m. iu
3
J
Salvation Armr Corps No. A 207 Salmon
street. Adi. aud Mrs. F. Genre in chares. I
Sanaa services a:io ana o. uounesa meet-
tna at 11 a. m.
Swedish corps Haivation army 430 Burn-
aide, ll. 4.30 and a.
Salvation Armr Corps No. 1 47 North 2d
Lnlted Norwealan Uetmar Larsen. naatnr. dJ- McB- Whitney In charge. 8un-
... j w ... . - L, r...m ' I Jta u ..r.l.. m . "J -1 and M
ii anu i -ov. o. v :u. i - - - -. ' , y -
Mission Vincent's balk eornr 4M cnurcn oi uie ureioreu vunsarasi nev.
Bandy road, W. P. Luta. pastor. English a., cart, 11 and 7:30. S. S. 10. C. W.
Kiln) chapel Ha. B. J. Thorson, 11. S. 1 ChrUtisn vra 311 Central Mdg.. 10th and
B JO. 1 Aitivr ais.. s. v. uirnwo, 41 ana 9.
SwMliah Ml,, Rev R .1 Tt,.. tt "ins science ox rrayer.
and 8. S. a. 10. Y. P. 8:30. Congregatio Anaval snoiem Service at
Trinity German (Missouri SvnodV Wllllama ua
avenue ana uranam j. A. It lr bach
:15. Hervlcea 10 and 7:30.
Bethany lianlsb M. C. Jensen-Encholm. dss.
uar. oeimvi- it ana o. b. s. iu
Grace Knglib tMlaaouri f.ynod) Alldna
rinuv anu aiaaun. , nej. Ldiecae,
10:30 and Sr 87 0:15 a. m.
Rt. Johns 8. S. 10. Preaching 11.
lmmanuel German fSellwoodi H. O rK-.
Una, 10: W. . d. U:ati
Swedish AOguatana Rev. II. B. fianatedt.
su:su auu 1 .-w. o. a. tt.ju.
Bethal Ivy and Williams Kev. J. A. Slow-
hi. Ht'rvlrwa 11 and S. K M 111
unites Norwegian (Portamoutii H. O. Hen-I nay evenins i 1 :ov. ,
drkkson. naator. Service 11. a. a 10 I Y. M. C. A. 6th and Taylor. R. E. Ran
A.JU p. UI.
Lents chuich John Biley. Preaching at 11
ana . o. o. iv. v. is. o:o.
pastor.
Volunteer of America Mission hall 2C7
Ankeny st., nar 3d. 3:30 and 8:15.
Kvatrellcal Free Church (Scandinavian).
678 Union av. Services 11:45 and 7:45 p. m.
4. j. reiersin, pasior.
The Church of Ud Her. J. T. Real, nastor.
Bervlces at 10 (German). 2:30, 6:45. S. 8.
l:ao. lestlmtcy and praise meeting at 7.
Church of Christ Lents. Preaching 11 and
i 7:90. Bible class 10 a. ra.
Vernon Cu-ircb or Christ Sermon 11 by J.
R. Johnson, 7:ao. Bible achool 10.
Pisgah Mission, Lenta Full gospel Sunday.
1C:30 a. m and 2:30 p. m. Tuesday and Fri
ll p.-m.. Lunde'a hall. Vernon.
Our Satlor'a, Norwegian K. Grant, corner
m. mm. Bev. ueo. tlennrikaen. S. S. 10.
Norweglas services 11. Norwegian communion
service in morning.
Uisalon (Moutavilla) Hamilton' .chapel
. corner K. Glisan and E. 80tb. W. f. Luta,
Y. W. t. A. Broadway and Taylor. Tu.
per service 4:30. Rev. W. B. Hlnaon.
xna irvtigtoa center ot lruin 215 Thomp-
4astur. S. S. :3o. German servlt at 10:15 I son street, corner East 21st. Serrlcea 11.
fa. aa. I "Trasure in Heaven."
Zvangslieal Aasocistion.
Carson Height J. Stotker, pastor. 11:30
. and 7. s. s. 10:90.
first DgIlb East Sixth and Market sts.
Rev. E. C. llornscbuch. psstor. 8. 8. 10 a. m
-V. P. A. 7 p. m. Service 11 and 8 p. m
, ' First-. German , Evangelical H. Scbnknecht.
' naa tor,
Memorial Calvin 8. Bergstresser, pastor.
0. b. 10; 14 ana 0. x. r. A. 1. .
' Catholic
HolV Redeemer Uev. Josenb A. Chanstnn.
f-w mass. and 8; high niass and sermon.
iu::hi. nenruiciion, :.iu.
. 8t.' Ignatine Rev. K. Dillon. 8. J. Low
mass, 8 and- 80. Mass, sermon and benedic-
0:3- -
at. - Joseph's - (German) Rt. Rev. James
1 Ranw. V. u. Low mua L ITIo-h maaa anil
aerraon. 10:50. vesper snd benediction, 3:80.
St. Francis Hev. J. ll. Black. Low mass;
The Chaaitiaa snd Missionary Alliance, ror.
i ner E. 0U. and Clay sts. Rev. J. E. Fee. Das-
. . . . . . . 1. . 1. .
cor. ii a; m. inu i.ov p. w. o. s. a. m,
X. P. 6:W p.m
Commu 1a mission 2 Front at. T. a
Nortbrnb and J. S. Montgomery, Sopts. 8 p. m.
' The b.lrttual Church of the Soul will hold
services at the auditorium, 3d St. near Taylor
st., at 11 a. m., 3130 p. m. and 8 p. m.
Uev. .M- Sdwiose.
The I niversal Church of the Sonl (May Lay
ton St reins, pastor) aud Union Splritaal Ly
ceumJiill ball, 270H Kossell St. Service X.
4 and 3 p. m.
-First Spiritualist Church 201 Aliaky bldg..
3d ani Morrison sis. 3 p. m., - conference,
message, ! 8 p. m. lecture messages. Mra
Thomas Basley.
Ll ieoburst E. 0th and Glissn. 8. 8. 10.
Serm 11. Xoung People's society 7. Sermon
7:45
Sp-rltnal Selence Mission Harrtaon near Sd.
Mrs. Perls Bell. Kuedow. 8 p. m.
Scandinavian Frta Mission Lande's hall.
vj.nfrhM-,. niuttnr.
Theosopblcal Society 729 Morgan bldg. 8 p.
m.
Progressive Thought 16 Ellers bldg. A. V.
Wiesendane-er, pastor. Lecture 8 P- m.
EvangeUoal Spiritual A. O. U. W. HalL
120 4th street, Mr. Hooker McEroy, 8 and
8 KplrTtual Church ot the Soal-208 Third
at Rev. J. H. Lucas, pastor. 11 a. m. and
8 p. m. Mediums' meeting, 2 p. ffl. Lector
3:30 p. m.
X. M. C. A., Sixth and Taylor streets
R E. Randall, religious wora uirecior. slew
ing for men at 2:30 will be addressed by
George Sherwood Eddy, Y M. C. A. secre
tary ior Asta. Bpeciai miuuu.
"General" Rose Is Released.
Los Angeles. March 21. "General"
Morris Rose and 27 of his unemployed
"army" received the surprise of their
lives today when they were released
from jail on their own recognizance.
informed that they might establish a
temporary camp in the bed of the Los
Angeles river, bowed into: police auto
mobiles and whizzed back' to the camp
that the police broke up two days ago.
The action of the potyco indicated
that they have attempted! a new solu
tion of the unemployed army problem.
According to Rose, he was given
tacitly to understand that! he might do
all the organizing he pleases in the
river bed without police I molestation;
in fact, that the police would aid his
mobilization plans. After all of which.
Rose is to march his army out of town.
He intends to lead them to Sacramento
to join Kelly's band at "Liberty City."
Rose has called mass j meetings of
unemployed for tonight and tomorrow
at which he will ask for recruits. He
is confident that he will; gather more
than 2000 men for the march
Malheur Dam of
Peculiar Shape
Distaaca Troxn Kail road Makes Hauling;
Expensive So Builders Snap It With
View to Economy.
Salem, Or March 21. A dam 90
feet high and only 9.8 feet thick at
tha bottom and three feet thick at tha
top-will be the most remarkable dam
in the state when completed, according
to State Engineer Lewis.
This dam, which is the property of
the Malheur Livestock & Land com
pany, In Malheur county, was built
three years ago to a height of 55 feet
and the company has now made appli
cation for a permit to raise the dam
to 90 feet. i
The present dam stores 1300 acre
feet of water and the enlarged dam Is
ta store about, 2400 acre feet of water.
The proposed enlargement will cost
about $30,000. The dam ls located
about 80 miles from the railroad and
freighting In cement is epensive, which
accounts for the unique design of the
structure. Stata Engineer Lewis said
the dam ls risky, but theoretically is
amply strong enough, and as lt is far
from a settled, country he will approve
the application for a permit to en
large it. r
Meeting kt Salem
Program Includes Papers of Interest
to aeneral Public as' Wall as to
Oraftj Entertainment features,
S1.26
POUndS. r vviliusmavas ill h
th'Blacnrhaw t,!,ntl?.n' THOROUGHBRED Sicilian Butter
the Black Langshan will hold Us , cupBt eggs and trios, for sale. Tabor
own with any breed, and as they are , 2594
c-ood foragers and will arthr
muwuio pruyurugn oz ineir rooa Cur
ing the year, they are an ideal bird
for the farm.
MY White PlymoutliiRocka took 2d '
prise fat last showstUThey are fine,
bird; egg I2.S0 setting; also some
fine Barred Rock eggall settins Ta-
bor 7?4.
TOULOUSF: geeae a trio; eras S3
per iv. isronze iun$ry eggs. per
10. Barred Rocks, and jVVhit Leghorn
eggs. $1.50 per 1. 0:. li Good, ML
Vernon, Wash. ;''
MCLANAHANS ifteubators havt
tonrl tha teat, let drove to von
the superior qual)tlesof our maohinea,
112 to $18. FeW'sl., Ktiitene, Or.'
Poultry Notes.
The .presence of male birds, and
that alone, causes th tilAwv rln in
w . i- , nri.w ' . . .
balem, ur., aaarcn ii.n . swu tne eggs or commerce.
h,,l ttlnl..
layers, eggs and chicks. Murphy,
Sell wood 1250.
fS for 100 White Leghorn hatching
eggs, the Dig aina. utt eurrage u
Phone Woodlawn 937
DAY old" chicks. White Legnoms.
Plymouth Rocke. Anconas; prices
right. E. J. McClanahan. Eugene, ur.
Hood River Wfll j "Swat."
Hood River . Or March 21. A sys
tematic campaign to "swat the fly
waa launched in Hood River yesterday
by the Woman s club Committee on
civics, high school pupils under the di
rection of Professor Crltes, and county
school children tinder the direction of
County School . Superintendent C. D.
Thompson.: . Circulars announcing the
campaign and the best methods of ex
termination nave been mailed to all the
homes in the city and valley. The lo
cal - merchants are supplying "fly
swatters" free.
attendance on hand
VhIIav Press association
here this afternoon. A program of
papers of Interest to the general puDiic
:C irVti y.a the eggs of commerce. Blood rings r-v fn vK 1 1 ar-s t r n k a Orolnatons
Uione 1 mecung T f "'" ' ! GEs1Nf3or ittffJr yataV""
Ulon is meeting trade of this country annually. Tard 4219 48th ave.. S.j E.
hatching. Fine
vn'A e-pa for
TTnwrlfl liUa. Inlmsli Ilir4. V . k I . . v...nuH MM . tA 1M i.-
- - 0e ta k.i.. .I... I - - -- , ucob wucu sioca. rBiuiuj aaau- J-
as well as to the craft is being given , givtn a varlety of gr,) an1 tha fol. , Tarnhni. V
at the Salem Commercial club, which 2owlng wll, be found a .aUsfactory ONLT 11 setting from Cyphers Strain
is .acting as host to the visiting news- ! nuxturt,: part8 by welght of white Leghorns. Wshburn Farm,
paper men. j corn, wheat and oata "When corn ie ; Kennewlr-k. wash.- ;
Following the Program at xne ciun dIfflcuU to ODtai h.v h,d -nl Pqr SALE Thoroughbred Barred
rooms, the visitors will be shown over
the city in automobiles and this even
ing they will be the guests of the club
and the Salem newspaper men at a
banquet at the Marion hotel.
Services for Young.
Oregon Agricultural College, Corval-
Plymouth Rock eggs,, setting $1.60.
1240 Division st. Phone Tabor 492.
did results by substituting barley.
After the hatching season Is over . WHITE Pckin ducks and White Leg
all male bird, should b. r.mov.,i JZ i . horn eggs Xor settings. Otto Katzby.
- , inte. Taoor z4, or iaoor zwt
HITFF1 OruinartOIts
Pullets 11. 26 eacn, imp coca oira ss
y .
vreieesneaB in Keeping tne eggs in-!i5l E. Burnside st
tenaea ior naicning purposes is a rre- ; FOR SALE
1st i class stock.
ine cock bl
Tftbor 10S1
dote rooster.
WHITE Orpington eggs, selected pen;
homer squab breedera. Tabor 4012.
lis, Or., March 21- Funeral services quent cause of so called ringed eggs
were held yesterday over tne body or and dead germs.
Fred Byron Young, who died of ty-J
nhoid-Dneumonia, in the Presbyterian it bays to usa china n. ....
church, under the direction of the cadet ! a hen will lay better when there is an
regiment of the Oregon Agricultural egg jn the nest.
college. Practically all of the stu-
dents in the college and the entire re gi- Hasten th- a-rowth r .
ment "! "JLjfL cockerels by feeding them all they will i RoTk egs Hoyc
regiment fonned the escort f hopor,leat, Keep t,,em fat. enough for the j WavtkD2 Cyphe
rnmninn TT With Wllich TOUllr Wll if. 1.1.1. oil . L. - ,! ... . ; WANltu l"'e
Thoroughbred
Tabor 3394.
yan-
THOROliOHBEED S. C. White Leg
horn eagiJ. II tier 15. If) W. Simpson
WHITE Orpington setting eggs $1.50
illilU VI SflAlf ion v . it SB fJSjII. V a
npr net tine- of IS. 1180 E 16 th N.
SPECIAL price 35 hundred. Barred
e, Bellwood 1835.
Company H. with which Toung was af- j taD,A in the tirn and they will reach i 11 874 ypner' a
nrJ K N Be'll rtd th Tservice J th' JeqUi"d T.V for vth "arket THOROUGHBRED White- Wvandott.
Z'iafc w nt PortlanT In-. Ch "t.r: JL VJ? earUer . eggs, IS for $1. Bellwood 2 041.
Zi -III U m.. in Lon. Fir m- "1 "v" I WHITE -WIAADOTTV thoroughbred
etery.
Hoff WU1 Enforce Ridings.
Salem, Or., March 21. State Labor
Commissioner O. P. Hoff stated today
that he would take steps to see that
the rulings of the Industrial , welfare
commission, the legality of which has
ueeu uyuciu uv mo duutcuiv cvurt, are . , . . v--4- rr-.i
atricUy enforced. He said in Portland , . 7 7. '
this work will be handled from his of-' Pl"ne jfe T tlesT&vh com pan y. is now
Eugene-Coast line Probable.
Eugene, Or., March 21. There are
prospects of tha building of a through
telephone line between Eugene and I
r X 1 a M- SZM v -a-sw S.S.V. vussaws vvj ,
31.S0 setting of 15. 988 Union av. W.
Lime for the poultry cat be pur-iwHITE PEKIN baby ducks. 26o each.
i(i " m iwrm oi oyster shells, ; I860 washDurn.
though old plaster or dry cracked 1 '
Dones are iairiy good.
BARRED Plymouthi 'Rock hatching
-eggs, heavy laying fstraln. 81 for .
51 65th ave. (Millard avenue). Ml,
Scott. Sf
m
w
Tne norisontal wirS in tk Ideal
Pence make It ponsffol to stretch it
. . . . - ll't.II I1AUTU IBkl
penecuy, ana r&nirjji .
NEKDED snd NO TJlP OR BOTTOM
RAIL. Posta may bfc et a rod apart,
and if the fence Is fwell stretched it ,
wilt be strong end efr?tive. Write for
luiucr biiu yuw. gj : ...
VATIOsTAXi JCB OS CO.
Oar 128 page Anariai
Seed Planters' OuM
Ho, 33 free oa raa.akt,
flee at 250 Vs Third street which la in
th charge of C. F. Caoifield, deputy
labor commissioner. The commission's'
rulings regulate the hours and wages
of women workers.
: ; O' A. O. Inspection May 8.
Oregon Agricultural College, Corval
lis. Or., March 2L Officers of the
United States 'war department have
notified the college authorities that
inspection day this year will be held
Friday May 8.
Dust your hens well with Insvt
, Coos Bay, along the new Willamette j powder before putting eggs for hatch-
macule railway. . vb.h nuuiie, ""
-
Waah All Dirty Eggs.
Have the eggs sent to market or the
trade in a clean conditional' ThU -often
necessitates washing tham. especially
during the winter, when yards are more,
or less muddy and nests become dirty.
Th water should be Just warm enough
for the hands to bear.
" Prevent Dranghta on Birds. ;
In building a poultry house locate
tha windows and doors so that draughts
cannot reach the fowls when aa the
roost. ; " " .'
on a trip to the lower Sluslaw country
to look: over the altuattoa. None but
farmers' lines are now in operation be
tween Eugene and tha coast, and the
seYvlcs is poor because tha lines are
down mtfch of the. time.
V" : Fire and Wreckage Sale,
Albina Fuel Co. ;
Clean, dry block wood. E. 182, C-1117.
- ' j - ' Adv.)
Trade unionists i; in . Italy number
about 700,000. .
X V
HpoaTrtvSOPH
ftp fSi
More Eggs-More Oiicks
i year egs? isscias and make every aatq predaee a big percentage of strong, r
icks by asiaar - I , i
vigoroas cues ay naiar J ti-
J?onltpy Regulator
tuTlOc, $lJOO Pita; alto i IS m,nA ttlk. PmOa
Tar SMra tiiaa 40 ysars tkia waO-kBewn tooie baa proven Its value a profit-anaaar.
IU use masui aaaUtby bird, greater yield, tonraaatd fartilrty aa atrocsac vitality
la chicks. Te save loss from reap, eoida. dipbtberia. te use -.. Lis
PR ATTS Roue. 555 IlizzB t&z?
. . SaUslaetlon Gaaraiiteel or Money Bak
Sold and gnaramtaed by Spoha. Sassell. Oistriaators, ' pQUaaa. ' 4244
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