Gold Hill news., March 10, 1927, Image 1

A dverllsing I* II»* yen»! o f
Business,
It raises the
di muli.
VOLUME No. 20.
fy? ÖMh S ill Kvtus
COLD IU L L . JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY MARCH 10, 1027
" I t * Our Resources” — W hat
more could you a.*k.
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b ill u u d ir coiisidcrution w ill merely C AN Y O N VILLE TO H AVE NEW
MANY PROM MIDW EST
RADIO REGULATION
aggrevate condition* w h ic h are the
C08TO M SMELTER SOON
PLAN IO COME TO OREGON
ADVANCES 2 STEPS
cause o f Hie fureiur*» present dis-
tre«».”
Rather slo w ly, perhaps, but surely,
The middle west w ill contribute
Regulations fo r*ra d io under a fed­
"W h ile the b ill authorizes nn ap­ nevertheless, the development of the
,
, , hundreds o f excellent farm settlers eral commission was brought clos­
p ro p ria tio n of ijJjO.OOO.UOO, it (m l* vast m ineral deposits adjacent to ...
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. *° Oregon du rin g the coming year. er to actuality today when President
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to re s tric t tlie contracts ul the bourd C anyonville Oregon, is d ra w in g
i
i
i tti.it is tlie conclusion o f , , A r th u r , Coolidges ’ H.
gave
recess
a o o p o o in
e n t*
i,i m
i s s .ip
in lin
iiiiiiiis
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I w ith in Unit sum und nowhere denies neuter tin iMiint where actual metal ..., . „ . , ,
values
w
ill
be
taken
from
the
ores
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members
needed
to
com-
'1he lia b ility of (tie U nited States fo r s
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s
President Coolidge veined tin Me
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y. , f
JOHN HORNBECK
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«1 at « ,n,»,r .. K . ’ s of N o . rth Dakota,
M idiil
new
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"t
,, b tg lin „„.....„H ig in the w ith in a few
week»,
o r m onth*
tz
- *so- Hoover invited all
uu five
u u of
01 the
me new
John Hornbeck died at b i* home
• iit . w ill
n i he in
■ operation
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** *' i»(onsiii, Iowa, Kansu* and N<?- commissioner* to
come
Wu*hin<$
fo rt« that the hllj instead of aiding
llup wlu.„
WBrt. most, a p lu
K
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i o conn, io wasning*
in th is c ity Saturday afternoon,
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hra.ka a* the representative o f tlie ton.
tlie lu riu c r w ould In ju re hnu; in ­ round 211 cents ii pound und hud there e. pubic
of taking out tlie val
March 5, after a short illness. Death
luini
settlement
department.
.
W
hile
Congress
enated
a
law
to
stead
of decreasing surplus
it then attempt d Io hold uji Hie prices iu-s from the ores w h ic h are ric h in
1
w ith him llie names o f 250 set up a commission o f five w*ith was due to a com plication of dis­
w ould lend Io operate to iu< l ease on the 1926 i n ip ut a level w h ich in ­ gold, platinum , palladium und tin.
eases.
fami.tes i n those state* who had to w e r to co n tro l radio broadcast-
surplus; Unit it imposed on the fa r duced Hie lucking of the w hole crop,
The Ih iild rrw e l Reduction Z'oni-
John Hornbeck was born in Ken­
liters us a whole fees takes mid e.\- tlie whole $250,660,660 w ould have I any. In«’., o f Itcnn, Nevada has beert corresponding w ith the depart- ing appropriations to sustain it fa il-
tucky, February 22nd 1843 and serv­
mi
nt
concerning
locations
in
Orc-
ed
in
the
filib
u
s
te
r
jam
that
marked
lienses to r t liw benefit "o f the men been spent and great commitments leased a b u ild in g in C anyonville, to
ed du rin g the C ivil w sr in Co. D.
who grow cotton, ru e , tobacco, beyond the figure have been enter lie used :i a m ill and tlie machinery gon, Mr. Foster obtained an addi- the closing hours o f the senate ses-
11th M issouri Cavalry, having en­
tio o a l list o f 150 fam ilies through sion.
sw ine or wheal i lid nothing 11 c. " ed in to .”
fo r tsetlng and dem onstrating the
listed in that organization on July
tlie President distressed in pa .sing
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re value has begun Io a rriv e w ith tiie assistance o f th erailroads. O f , Orestes H. C aldw ell of New Y ork 21, 1862.
lim i lite b ill wou d also m i.ai.e W H IT E n o t SE ROOF
ithi r to fo llo w later to put the ore these, 300 fam ilies were visited, at and H enry A. Bellows o f Minnesota,
He was m afried to Mrs. Bailey at
hardships on tlie consumers ai d in
LE AK S ; COOLIDGE MOVES reduction plant into fo il operation. least 205 being found to he e xce l-! tw o o f five men named to the corn- Yreka, C a lifo rn ia and moved to this
ud d ition he submitted an o p in im i It.,
I'.. De, went, president o f the com­ ten prospects and thoroughly d e s ir-1 mission, tided to obtain senate con- c ity about 12 years ago, where he
tlie A ttorney General Hint the,niea
tlie home io ld ris s of President pany, is now at C anyonville direct- able people to establish in Oregon ‘ firm a tlo n before adjournm ent, but worked fo r some tim e as a cobbler.
•urc was uu ( iiiis'.'u lto n a l. Itis veto and .Mr. (aiolid, e is now number 15 ug the a ffa irs of the comp: ny He homes, according to Mr. Foster, who J revived today recess appointments
The -eceased is survived by his
in tlie main was based on tin f. el du Pont C ircle and w ill continue Io has had wide experience as a ch u n !
!l11 «*“ * * fam ilies w ith Hi. from the president, The lack of
w ife and one son, Charley H ornbeck
ist und m ining mao and has demon-
’ hey desired j funds, commerce department o f of-
unit instead o f Hiding ii w ould In lie fu r (lie m x t six months.
now liv in g at Sacremento, Calif.,
ju re file A lim n an fa rm e r mid w o u lii
making fin a ls said, would greatly hamper Mr. Hornbeck was the step-father o f
'i he coolidgc have moved feign the slrutci! beyond any doubt Hint In- a,"‘ Mi' v'' ,h ,m a!is" i,,,,'t'
encourage tlie farm ers to grow p ro ­ W hite House to make way fo r w o rk ­ ran g. values fro m tlie C a n y o n .il 1 ,e lr »r r »"6«nents •<> locate in Ore- the commission, but Secretary Hoov- Mrs. Lucy Mee .Mrs. Fleming, Ed and
tected crops mol thus abandon Hi men who have n re p a ir job w hich !c orcs.
gon.
I er indicated that l.e w ould do his Homer W yatt o f this city.
theory o f d ive rsifie d farm ing s ta ic i w ill pi olnddv take u n til iro u n d Sep­
W ith a process p re f ‘cted fo r e x -[ T h irty nine f n iili s were fou d
,o
, ul *^ e situation by
W hile Mr. Hornbeck has been a il­
ia regarded is the real fu tu re fo r ((.,„ |„ .r | t<, e o m p lvL .
tra d in g Hu <• ere values the Can- to h ive located in i,r.,;o > tori g the ' cn<^*n<t
ec.omission a clerico ing all w in te r he did not take a tu rn
American a g riru ltu ra l life.
I he
They have taken the iill-room stur- youvile section promises to becm,.,. hud year o r tw o, e ith e r d ire e n y or
o fi-ie space, o r anything else fo r the worse u n til a few days ago.
llio s l general comment nn the m is- co bonn,
f „ r , hein by Mrs. one o _____
f Hie biggest n iin n ig centers in d ire c tly through the influence o f | ,hat he COul,) la w fu l|V provide it.
Services were held at the Rock
sage was In the .(fe e l that it v is a
Ssldesinger, tlie form er E lin o r , in the west, and tlie day may not the land settlement department, but
Point cemetery, Tuesday, Rev. D. J.
veto fm the interests of the farm er. Patterson, o f (lldeugo. The house, be fu r distant when th is old m ining o f whom no report had previously F IV E M IL L IO N CLUB BOYS
tfow e conducting the services.
I lie I residents veto riu d s in part designed by Stanford W hite noted tow n o f early days w ill take on new
been made on actual settlement.
AND GIRLS H AVE DONG
as fo llo w s;
architect kille d by H a rry Thaw , it life anil become a m in in g tow n of Among th e ir friends were many who
MUCH FOR FARM L IF E
W IL L IA M H. CHILDERS
"N o one can deny that the price is ten block from the W hite house, vast iui|Mirtancc.
lilan also to come west to Oregon en
W ilia m H. Childers, w e ll know n
o f many farm products have be«"i ' and it w ill
lie necessary fo r the :
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courage«! by these already located.
In review ing 4-H club w o rk over local resident passed away at his
out o f hue w ith Hie general price president Io travel tins distance to ALBANY EDITOR
F o rty seven other fam ilies were
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1 the ten-year period, 1914-1924, fo l- home in th is c ity Monday evening
level fo r several years. Iteasonahl • his daily labors in the west w in g
IS STATE H E \D found to have made d e fin ite ar-J lo w in g Ule pilss;lgl. o f lhc
The deceased has been a constant
and constructive legislation Io Dial execution officers, w h ic h w ill not
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r¿lig n u m ts to come to Oregon be-
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I vcr A ct> H is c,ear th yt the 5,000,000 sufferer fro m Rheumatism fo r the
«•ml w o u ld he ju s tifie d .
t lie «lit lie touche I by tlie repairm en.
i Ralph C ronisr, ed ito r o f Ihe A l- fore the
firs t o f July. Some groups
i . i
i u
/
-1« j
sv. •
. I «arm boys and g irls w ho have been past several years and d u rin g the
f c iiiy w ith th is nicusiire is that it
The W hite House repairs w ill he bany Democrat, o f Albany, was elec- w ere already on th e ir w ay, coming
A «. i .. k
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si.
in 4-H club w o rk during past few months has kept him con­
is not framed to aid tlie fanners.” eonf o id to ihe ro o f w h ic h lias been
ed president o f the Oregon State by the sou hern route, w h ile others engaged
,his lim c have
a
ne
fined to his bed. Mr. C hilders is
" t l i e measures d ise rim in u li s di
judged unsafe m il the up|»er flo o r. Newspapermen's association. George were aw aiting the passing o f the subslantii(1 co n lrib u tlo n to the im .
an old tim e r in these parts having
fin ite ly
i gainst products w liii i Wm ki ai a ir. id' arc in tlie pre- T u rn b u ll, o f the department o f jo u r- in lement weather, he closing of p ro v,,I1H.n l
A njcrk;an fa rifl ,ife
resided here fo r the past 25 years.
make up what tins been considered liin ln a ry stages o f tlie joti.
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nalisin o f the f n iv e r ity o f Qregon, school o r other adjustments o f th e ir
Mr. C hilders was born in H ow ard
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1
these
boys
and
g
irls
have
not
en­
u program o f safe farm ing. T lie Id I
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was re-elected secretary.
ro lle d to r many d iffe re n t kinds of county, M issouri, February 16 1856,
uphold* as td als of \ jih i icau fa rm ­
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T h. general interest tn Oregon. fa riu and honk. Activities. A very being at the tim e o f his death 71
WOO9VER BOY HOMK
ing the men w h o grow c iiilo n , « urn,
IN D IA N VETERANS'
according to Mr. Foster, is w ide- large percentage o f them have com­ years o f age. He came west in 1899
rice, swine, tobacco w heat mid notlf-
f.itll-' H a rrv V.'ooser has been re- j
PAY TO BE RAISED spread, the ony im pedim ent to a pleted all phases o f the projects un and resided at Biggs, Cal., fo r tw o
ing else.”
turn« .! to his home nt C anyonville I ....
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active movement west being ¿ „-taken, and have accordingly 7e- years before locating in Jackson
" The measure provides fo r tfi • from .Portland w h ir r t"h<- ch ild w a s 1 Ihe Indian w a r veterans pen the bud business conditions prevail ' Ceived e fficie n t tra in in g fo r later county, Oregon, where he has since
payment by tlie federal hoard o i .1." taken to a throat npt'cialist uftei .1011 mere: se lu ll one o f Hie few |„g
,he middle west. Bank fa il Jife ^nd been fitte d to act as leatf- resided. Besides his w ife, Cordelia
losses costs, mid «barges of par. ers, .'.widowing a ‘ tuple w hich stuck in measures to pem trat«. the leg.slaHv. ores throughout the states visited. ers lo otht r boys and g jr ,s anJ lQ C hilders he leaves tw o daughters,
m ille rs, cotton spinners, or < ,. ids iie at 011 I ebruury it. A ll ef­ blockage set up by the I m teil Stat and other unfortunate eireuinstan«- takc , h l.i r ,accs as progressive r u r. Mrs. Jessie Cook o f Redding, Cal.,
processors w ho are <i| crating under fo rts to remove Hie staple were s senate d u rin g the closing hours es prevent many o f the farm ers a( cju zenfc
and Mrs. T, E. Scott o f M arysville.
contract w ith the \-oar«l."
made at C a o , m iv ille hut when it o f tlie (i9th congress, und was sign­ from readily disposing o f th e ir hold
The enrollm ent "of g irls has been Also three grandchildren.
ed
yesterday
hv
President
Collidge.
“ C learly th is lig is l. lio n In v o lv - remained in the throat the child
ings in o rder lo come Io Oregon somewhat target than that o f boys.
Funeral services were held from
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goveninental fix in g prices. It gives was Ink« a to P ortland. As fa r as
w hen they are eager io do so. The In 1924, about 58% o f the total num ­ the fa m ily home in th is c ity today
tlie proposed Federal hoard almost «ould he nsiertniued one point of REQ l EST FOR NEWS
excellent farm ing and financial con- ber o f club members, o r about 300,- and b u ria l was made in the Rock
COMES FROM FRANCE ditions fo r w h ich Oregon hrs come
u n lim ite d authority to fix prices on |,w. s; q
|¡,-s outside the csopha
500 were g irls . They were in te r­ Point cemetery.
to be noted makes the state a desir- ested in such projects as clothing
the designated eommondities.
gu, ( m a ijn g ¡j im posible Io reach
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The
ed
ito
r
received
a
request
fo
r
able goal fo r those w ho w ish to construction, food preservation and
liie chief objection to Ihe b ill is w in , ,|le Instrum ent.
E ve ryth in g
THOMAS PANKEY
that J t w ould not benefit the fa r- was ,|ul,e b y the speeinlist to w ith - sample copies from a p a rty in far continue successfully in agriculture preparation home management gar­
Funeral services fo r Thomas Pan­
,ui’r '
draw tlie »tuple from tlie boy's o ff France the other day. The game pursuits. I'n d e r the curcumstanres, dening, p o u ltry , d a iry and home im ­
key, one o f the e a rly pioneers o f
< uder liie stim ulus of h ig ii p ric - throat but it is ly in g in such a o f Gold H ill lias reached even to Oregon bids fa ir to obtain as c iti­ provement w o rk, both inside and
this county was held at the Sam*
is , the cutton sereages mei ea.seu ny manner as to make it ;in¡Missit)le to that fa r distant land over six thous­ zens many high class people w ith in- outside. Almost 210,000 buys were
Valley school house, Sunday at 2:30
and miles away.
dependent means who are glad t o ! t.nrolled in onc o r
c|ub
li.uuu.uuo in u s in tue nisi liv e years, reach w ith an instrum ent.
L uder Die proposed p a n , us p i.e .s
.
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m: ke a new start where cl,mate and ; j i c , s
, y24
T h j; represented a p. m.. Rev. Randall o fficia tin g . Ser­
P R INC IPAL W OULD KNOW
o p p o rtu n ity promise success.
| considerable g ro w th o f membership vices were held at the Pankey Park
are driveu up irre.sistably by loe ur- m . D. F IE L D NEW
cemetery and were in charge o f the
OF SCHOOL ENROLLM ENT
lilie i.il demand created by the p u t-
SECRETARY OF COPCO
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j over the previous year. The dem- Sams Valley Grange. There was a
eliase o f tlie hoard. Hie m illio n s of •
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BABIES SAFEST IN OREGON
onstration projects undertaken were large attendance at the services and
furm ers w ill do just what anyone
„ re« 1 nt no > tin g o f the Hoard . ,f , v” 'l r , 1m,v o r B' r| *■ no* entered
lim ite d ony by the problems o f the a profusion o f beautiful flo ra l o ffe r-
w ould do under tne e .iiu iiis tu m is , ,,f d irectors of the C a lifo rn ia Ore- 111 <" ,l<l 11,11 s< l,uo1 *h i» Y *«r, hut
farm itse lf. Corn, potatoes, cotton, ings.
Oregon
boasts
the
lowest
in
fa
n
t
plant find grow ull they can 111 o rd e r g„ „ p ow ,.r Company, M. D. Field, is cxiicccd to enter the grades or
m o rta lity of any state In the U nion; and other crops, p o u ltry, pigs, d a iry
to take fu ll ailvanatg, of .1 situation General A u d ito r of tlie Copco pro- high school next year, k in d ly f ill only one out o f every 20 born alive, | an^ beef cattle and other livestock,
in
tlie
blank
below
and
send
it
to
OLD W E LL DISCOVERED
w liii li they t ia r is ony tempo, ary. pvrties, was 1 lech d to tlie position
die under one year o f ago. P ortland, w ere **’ *■' fyp rs o f club w o rk chos­
■ H igher prices w.H imine 11 de- ,,f Secretary o f life company. Ihe tlie P rincipal this week.
en
by
the
greatest
num
ber
o
f
boys.
We arc especially dcsirious of ns Oregon, outranks most other cities
An old, curbed w ell, covered over
creased consumption. 1 rom 1917 lo action takes «'¡ire o f tlie vacuncy oc-
The money value o f the club p ro ­
of s im ila r size in the percentage in ­
w ith about six inches o f clay on the
192.» the tier «..pita «oiuuiu, non o f casioncd by Hie appointment of IL (c rla in in g ho w m any p upils w ill
duction
o
f
these
boys
and
g
irls
has
,
crease in the cost of liv in g since
p ork increased fro m .».< pou ds to (¡. | yree, form er Secretary, to the enter the firs t grade.
been more than its cost, leaving a i *1'H" ,S, r t .l t ,n f ron* o f the old Bee-
If you know o f anyone w ho this 1914; o n ly 55 per cent in P ortland, lib e ra l m argin fo r the club mem-
86.3 pounds, hut in tne fo iio w in g position o f Manager o f tlie Invcst-
■ tH * as discovered Tuesday
84 tier cent in D etroit.
Safe
year, w a rn the price of pork rose’by ment Department a new department notice w ill interest and w ho you
b e r’s labor. Nevertheless, the edu- «hr«. ni«k^
8 Pa r'£ed car broke
motherhood and safe babies are
63.6« u liu m lre d and liie prices of recently created fo r the benefit of have reason lo believe the notice
ca tio n a f influence o f the w o rk i n , __ . C_in crust o f clay and
ibout
the
most
im
portant
things
beef rose only 40 cents a hundred, the company's stockholder* anil cus. w ill not reach, w ill you please call
establishing better farm and some gravel. The old w e ll was undoubt­
th e ir attention to tlie blank o r f i l l it there arc in life ; an«| food and ne­
edly dug d u rin g the historical days
Ihe per capita consumption c i pork toniers.
cessities that be bought by one’s practices in regarded as its main o f Gold H ill.
fe ll off ulomst 9 pounds."
Mr. F ield has been a member of out and send it in yourself.
value.
earnings w ith o u t stin t o r w ith o u t
“ A Board o f tw elve men n r. grant- ,h t. Copco organization fo r nearly Name o f P u p il......................................
A fte r o u tlin in g in Miscellaneous
going in debt, are gifts o f the gods.
rd alniost uu united co n tro l u. ti can- fo u r end a h a lf years having be­
C ircu la r 85-M the various club act­ HAY GRADING SCHOOL
Expecls
to
enter
the..................grade
not ony fix the price w h ic .i toe p ro ­ come a ffilia te d w ith th is company
H E LD A T O. A. C. TH IS W EEK
ivitie s in detail .George E. F a rre ll,
O. A. C. ISSUES B U L L E T IN
ducer* o f five coniiim dit i's si.all re in October, 1922, and is w e ll qual­
o f the o ffice o f Cooperative E xten­
Age September 7, 1927 ..........................
ON SPRAY RESIDUE
eeive, lull can also fix Hie place ified to assume his new duties
The second annual hay-grading
sion W ork, points out that there are
w h ic h the consu nci s . « ( tin <■ >un- w h ic h w ill lie combined w itli hix Parents name........................................
about 1 ¡,«96,606 ru ra l boys and g irls school given under the auspice* o f
try shall pay fo r thesi commo litics. pre cut position of General A uditor,
The firs t experim ent station b u l­ between the ages o f 16 and 18 in the farm crops department began
There can tic no : pja ul fr< a tlie i ’ rlo r to his connection w it the Co|>- Address................................................... letin in the country dealing w itli the th is c o n try.
N early 3,066,666 of March 7 at C orvallis and continues
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a rb ltu ry decisions o f ihe e
11."
i'o concern tic enjoyed a varied car­ Phone....................................................... removal o f spray residue has just these, c h ie fly between 14 and 18 three weeks. W alter Morgan, fed­
A fte r disucssing the p.'..ctu d d if­ eer w itli tlie P acific Gas ned Elec­
been issued r.t C o rva llis under the years old are not in school. T h is is eral hay supervisor o f the P acific
ficu ltie s in creating a boar I o f llii' tric Company of San Francisco, the
A 'I'o’ edo bachelor left $56,606 to authorship o r H enry Hartm an, sta- nn average ob about 96« per coun­ coast is in charge o f the course, as­
sort w lp ch can f u n d 'o il in a satis­ .1. G. W hite Engineering Compi ng found a home fo r g irls but excludes I tion pomologist and R. H. Robinson, ty. These boys and girs are greatly
sisted by Donald H ill, in stru cto r in
fa cto ry way, Hie President says, of New York and other u ti ily and I the fat variety. But w ho ever heard station chemist. W hile o n ly a pro- in need o f fu rth e r preparation fo r
farm crops, who completed the
"the h ill w ill not provide a practic: I eonstruction companies throughout o f ¡1 fat g irl that d id n 't have a good gress re |io rt it contains more in fo r life through public agencies. The
course given in the big Kansas C ity
n ii’iliod of c o n tro llin g flic A g ric u l­ the country.
•
■ionie anyhow?
ninlion Hum anything published thus 4-H club system is a most helpful C ity hay school.
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tu ra l surplus.”
far. It is free to Oregon residents. agency fo r this service. When it
Arrangements have been made to
“ In try in g to fin d a solution fo r
From 1919 to 1926, 1273 persons
One man and a “ sledding" device
Use o f h y d ro ch lo ric acid hath is is s u ffic ie n tly manned w ith trained issue federal inspectors’ licenses to
fid s fundam ental problem o f the were charged w itli c rim in a l lin ld ity w h ic h strips cotton from plants can advoctaed ns the best method know n leaders it can reach a great many in
hose com pleting the course and pas
surplus, tlie present bi I o ffe rs un fo r forest fires in Oregon and Wash­ "sled” from tw o to three hales of fo r removal o f arsenate o f lead, it this large group o f young people
sing a satisfactory examination this
constructive suggestion. It seeks ington national forests. Out of all cotton a day at a cost o f about three w il also remove any copper o r lim e
w ho are not in school, as w e lll as a year. The school is open, however,
m erely to increase the p ric ts paid these, 266 convictions were secured; dollars a hale. One man can pick residues. A ll mechanical w ip in g or great many who are.
to all farm ers o r feed dealers who
by tlie consumer, w ith tlie Inevitable a larger p ro p o rtion of them during o n ly about 150 pounds o f seed cot­ brushing devices are found to • he
w ish m erely to become fa m iia r w ith
result o f stim ulating production on 1926 than in any other year. This ton a day.
more o r less in ju rio u s to the fr u it
T H IR D SET OF TEE TH CUT
federal grades as adopted in Oregon.
Hie jin rt o f tlie farm er and decreas­ year, the fire laws ere to be more
w h ile ineffective in cleaning it. O th­
This is the o n ly school o f its kind
ing consumption on the part of the rigorously enforced than ever be­
Now h o rtic u ltu ris ts have just dev- er chemical compounds trie d were George M ille r, 87, o f Chicago hasn’t west o f Kansas City.
puldic.
It ignores that f. r t that fore; though woods are s till free to 1 loped the N ordic pen, the N o r­ rith e r in ju rio u s to the fr u it o r too
a false tooth in his head, and he
The firs t part o f the course w ill
production is curbed o n ly by de­ the same tourist.
dic lettuce and the N ordic nsparn- extiensive fo r practical use. Various celebrated a b irth d a y by eating a be laboratory w o rk at Corvallis, and
creased. not iuere- e«l, prices. In
gus. Up to this tim e the o n ly blonde firm s and individuals are reported nice big steak dinner. Mr. M ille r the last week actual inspecting o f
the end Ihe eqpnlixfllion fee and the
Wanted «'lean cotton rags, nt type o f vegetable has been the car-1 to he m aking m achinery fo r use recently boasted cu ttin g his th ird set
hay in warehouses and on tra ck at
en tire m achinery provided by the lie News Office.
ro t.
w ith the h y d ro ch lo ric acid bath.
o f teeth now almost matured.
Portland.
Coolidge Gives
Reasons lor V eto
Farm Measures
Three Pioneers
Layed to R est
During Week