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WORLD FAMOUS WHITE H FLOCK
Boise, Idaho, Now the Property of G. P. Faulkner of
Stayton, Who Will Specialize on This Breed in the
Future.
May is generally considered the are t?ted and the infertile ones "Milkptt nn" strain MarlA FamfllK hv AlfrPfl H Wilke
banner month for bringing out i removed, while the remaining! IIKeU0n Strain, maae PafllOUb My Ml lOJ n. WilKC,
future breeding stock. It is ajone:J ar divided between two j.
natural season for incubation.es-I lit ns. This leave one hen to be i
V cialiy when hen-power is em- jies'H with two other hens. !
ployed for brooding. There Willi! Chicks hatched in May can be
h a better percentage of hatch ,iv;) outdoor rane immediately,!
: r.d less mortality than in any i tut it ii advisable to keep tiiem
other month of spring. Uoop.-.i up with the mother hen I
On the Kami Journal Poultry I for a day or two until they gain
Kxpertuient Farm the hns arc i ::irfi:iriit strength. ,
yet in gnmps of three. At the May chicks, if properly eared
end of the first week the egg i for, will grow mote rapidly the
111 .11 1 1 1 w II I 1 1 vi UUU Will
hitched a month earlier, as the
veathfer in more, even in May and
it'.
! her are not apt to ! many rainy
! spells.
4. 2ii.m.Z"-y-
SSSr The Kind
Three Enjoy
"How can I take my family out
for frequent trips, outinjs end
picnics comfortably, yet econom
ically?" That is the question
m$ny a man is asking himself.
The Harley-Davidson
with Sidecar
answers this question effectively.
Comfort for two passengers an J
rider has been achieved to un
usual extent. The longest rides
. do not fatigue.
At present coat, the Hnr? rr-- D a vi . lion
sidecar outfit operate fcr very little
more than on cent a mile. SLoukJ
gasoline and. oil pncea rise 100 pr cent
yox would still uc y -ur machine for
much lesa than railroad fare per rtile.
One owes hi family such pleasures s
the Harley-Davidson Affords i.i S'tch
groat measure. You can sTurd it. Why
not drop in and tee us now?
HARRY W.SCOTT
' ' .' The Cycle Stan"
147 South Commercial Street
Better Gardens, Lawns
For City of Ontario
Poultry ulan of the central Wil
lamette valley will be pleased to
learn that G. P. Faulkner, a suc
cessful poultryman of the Stayton
(Marion county district, has pur
chased from Alfrid H. Wilke of
Hois,1, Idaho, ad of his famous
"Wilketton" strain of White Ply
mouth Rocks, the consideration
representing no doubt the highest
price ever paid by a Willamette
Heading this fine pen of heavy
producers is ''I'rmce Wiiketton, '
a laiM'. vigorous and beautiful
cockerel, a son of "Lady Hazel
nut." with an official record of
OCRs. He is the sire of both
"Ladv Mary Wilkes," 31S-egg
hen. and "Lady Alfreda." the
champion of the world with an
unofficial record of 236 eggs in
V 1 days
Mr. Faulkner contemplates
valley or western Oregon poultry- making White Rocks hig specialty
and will energetically promote
this excellent breed and strain,
which Mr. Wilke has spent a life
time In breeding up to their pres
ent high Btate of perfection.
All alone he has keot White
a ditch of the Warm Springs irri-1 egg.laylne records to their credit. Leghorns along with his White
Katjon district for the irrigation; included in this flock received J Rocks, and will now specialize in
ly Mr. Fauiknr are "Lady Wil-; the former breed. He will trap
ketton," with a record of 281 nest 750 White Leghorns this fall
eggs in a year; "Lady Missouri," and winter and seek to produce
with a record of 264 eggs, etc. ' some phenomenal layers.
The city of Ontario has filed
with Stat Kntrinoer Percy A.
( upper an application for auth
ority to appropriate water from
man for a flock of pedigreed,
standard bred poultry. These
birds have been trapn?sted and
carefully selected for type and
production for years and have
some wonderful show and official
went tnrongn tneir rusur aanim.
The shepherdesses, milkmaids,
Morris and Folk dancerB tied for
the favor of the spectators.
The contert features were orig
inal drills by the junior and sen
ior classes, relay races, and a
baseball game between the junior
i.nrt ni r etrls. The bora als'
played their part, giving a very
ef'eetive single-stick drill.
The festivities closed with
dancing party at the gym, at
which there wan a large repre
rntatton of students from O. A.
C. and lT. of O.
A number of distinguished
guests were entertained at tu
dormitory. Among them were
Covernor arid Mrs. Olcott. Mi:
Cornelia Marvin. Mrs. Oswald
West. Mr. and Mrs. Sam A. Ko
zer. Senator and Mrs. I. L. Pat
terson. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford.
Mrs. Lytle, Miss Putnam of Salem.
Mrs. Lee Hoffman and Miss Nel
lie Fox of Portland, and Miss Ka
tharine Wlinslow of Corvallis.
The program was prepared and
Hii-ootori hv Miss Laura J. Taylor.
head, of the physical education de
partment, assisted uy miss virgin-
ia Hales.
llarfonWrei V-tbat President
Harding attended, Deiore ne im
far Washington. has taken up a
collection to pay for the corner
stone, assuring the church's pas
tor. Rev. John Wynn. that it
wanted the honor.
Rev. Mr. Wynn used to preach
here. In the days when Mr. Hard
ing was a country editor. He was
pastor of the Baptist church at
Green Camp. Marion county, and
at one time pastor of the I'-mnui.-uet
IJaplist church here.
When the new church at t halic
Butte became a reality. Rev. Mr.
Wynn. wrote the men's Bible clas
of Trinity church, asking it it did
n't want the honor of purchasing
the stone.
A collection for the purpose won
taken up In record time, and the
money la all ready to forward. The
cornerstone will cost
itranoii tn tight ' forest fire
The planes, it Is announced, will
be operated from the aerodrome
at High River, and two main
flights are to ie made dally in J expected to iouow tnanruri
ordinary weainer, one suno unu ( oi hub nervice. f
V,
k& m KllfnLan 99 ..."
meat to mak extra flljati " i
there is great fire daat . .
of 110 acres within the city. The
water is for th purpose of irri
sratiug lawns and gardens.
Other applicatious have been
received aa follows-:
Py Tlfomas G. Keane of Port
land, covering the appropriation
of water from Sandy river for
domestic purposes. Under this
api'ication it Is proposed to erect
tanks for the storage of water
for the benefit of campers and
travelers along the Columbia riv-
r highway. i
Uy M. G. McKern of Pendle
ton, covering the appropriation
or water from Small creek from
Hadcer springs for irrigation of
Baby Chicks
Our season clos
es soon. Order
now and avoid
disappointment
C. N. Need ham
558 State St.,
Opposite Coun
ty Court House
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RAT.ISDEN 1 M'MORRAN
387 Court Street SALEM, OREGON
i 10-acre tract in tni.tilla coun-'
ty- I
liy Mary Wolfe of Wallowa, i
covering the appropriation of
water from unnamed springs and
uaste water for irrigation of 65
acres in Wallowa county.
By Carl Taylor and Lynn Tay
lor of Hood River, covering the
appropriation of water from an
unnamed spring for irrigation of
eight acres in Hood River county.
Hv J. F. Houston of Roberts,
covering the appropriation of
water from Pringle Flat creek,
and the storage of 4 80-acre feet
of such water to be used in Irri
gation of lands in Crook county.
Hy S. P. Gllmore of Junction
City, covering the appropriation
of 11 second feet from Bear creek
fpr the development of power in
Lane county.
vtims WILL
Hrans
Grand Army Men Will Talk
To Children of Salem on
Friday, May 27
Fifty-three Grand Army veter
ans will take part In the Memor
ial day exercises in the Salem
schools. Friday May 27. Four
speakers are designated for each
of the grade and Junior high
schools, wherever possible. Some
of the outlying schools will hare
only three, or down to one speak
er. Three will go to Willamett-3
university, three to the higl
school, and the others will go as
below designated. One of the
speakers designated for Lincoln
r-chool, George Wineland, wl'.l
speak only in the spirit, as he was
called to transfer to the eternal
camping grounds, this week.
The list is here given:
Willamette university C. A
Huston, W. II. Byara, James Mc-
Clellan.
Salem high school James
Lisle, Earl Race, J. J. Krappa.
Washington school Albert
Loughridge. D. M. Wilton, J. J.
Newmeyer.
Garfield school T. A. Thomp
son. P. A. Thomas. H. Kugle, C.
B. Stone.
Grant school R. X. Harris, T.
M. Remington, Thomas Holt, A.
C. Leabo.
West Salem R. X. Harris.
Highland school John Meade,
J. W. LaBarr, J. H. Southwick.
C. S. Craig.
Englewood school Sol Word
en. M. Kiser, William Crum, Iten
Davis.
Park school D. F. Lane, H.
Pasco, D. W. Bushnell, J. Hol
singer. Salem heights school R. L.
Briggs. F. Rollo. J. La'ndis, Xic't
Bier.
Linco;n school R. R. Denison.
George Wineland, M. L. La t nam.
R. C. Halley.
Richmond school J. W. Rank
In. F. R. Smith. Levi Stewart, Cy
rus Butler.
Sacred Heart school C. C.
Kuney, W. C. Faulkner, J. Robin
son. Boya' Industrial school Al
bert Lough ridge, A. B. Huddle
son. Indian school A. B. Huddle
son. Thomas Harris.
McKinisy school Gideon
Stolz, J. B. Southwick. M. Alderman.
Stanfield Interests
Back of Corporations
The Stanfield interests appar
ently are back of five new lire
stock corporations that have filed
articles with the state corpora
tion department and which have
headquarters at Ontario, Mal
heur county. The incorporators
of all are G. E. Stanfield. K. W.
Kivette and L. H. Strelgel. The
organizations and their capitali
sation are: Polk Stanfield.
$100,000; Trout Creek Livestock
company. 1100.000; Home Sheep
company. $S0,0O0; Fegtley & Co..
$50,000; John Densley Livestock
company, $50,000.
Other articles filed here Satur
day were:
Bly Rodeo association, Bly.
Klamath county: incorporators,
J. N. GIvan. Mavln Cross. E. B.
Henry; capitalization. $."oo0.
Gilbert-Stores company. Port
land: incorporators. S. X. Gilbert.
M. J. Gilbert. W. Graves; capital
ization, $500.
Western Agate company. Port
land; Incorporators. J. B. Cate
man. Alvln Smith Llovd Brown:
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NTS
Hf FESTIVAL
Annual Diversion is Enjoyed
By Monmouth State
Normal School
MONMOUTH, Or., May 14
The May day Oregon norm."l
school festival opened Friday
evening with a "stunt" program
sponsored by the young men of
the school, in which the school
jokes and foibles of the students
and factulty were featured.
The program of May day was
ushered in with class processions
to the queen's court and the re
ception of the queen. Miss Ruth
Stover. Under a cloudless sky
the girls in their .colorful cos
tumes made a beautiful picture as
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Harding's Bible Class
Sends Church Corner Stone
MARTOX O . ADrll 26 There's
going to be a new Baptist church
at Chalk Butte,- Meaae county,
smith Dakota. The corner Btone
is going to be laid soon, aad when
the stone swings Into place, m
chink of the trowel will sound a
mesar of rood will from Presi
dent Harding, old time friend of
the pastor, and irom me presi
nts church here. Trinity Bap
tist.
. he men's Ribl clang nt tnc
Canada Installs Aero
Fire Fighting Service
CALGARY, Alia., April 23
9ix airplane, will be used In this j
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