DAILY EAST ORBGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, TO IDA Y, DECEMBER 1, 1911, PAGE SKYKH. KtEP RECLAMATION PROBLEMS SEPERATE You should have a RIGHT PAGES. IRRIGATION CONGRESS NOT INTERESTED IN SWAMPS In IVItcrly OpimmM to Confining 1'Vrwn of Two i'UiHW'H for ltoclaipt Intf ArUl ami HihmIcI Land, lor Which Drainage In Xewswnry, Phoenix, Ariz., Dep. 1 Uanjattrin A. Fowler of I'hoenlx, prexldent of the 19th Nat'onal Irrigation Congress, in unalterably opposed to merging that organization wltn the swamp land reclamation movement, supported by rm.i.avia and other powerful IntcreBtH In the south, and In lining up the forces In the western country to pres ent a strong front at the unnual meet ing In Chicago, December 5 to 9. Mr. Fowler cays In an authorized state ment: "The Nutlonal Irrigation Congress is a western Institution, peculiarly and particularly interested In the Pa cific slope and intermountaln states, yet broad enough In Its scope and purpose to cover the continent In the policy of bringing the landle-s man In touch with the manless land. To devote Itself entirely to the reclama tion of swamp land, a has been suggested, would be sllcidal, and to make that Its chief work would be In kocp'ng with its name. "Far better would It be, If the south Is in earnest about making Its swamp !&nus haoiia'uie, to organize a separate association for the reclma tlon of lands by drainage. The west ern states would welcome such a movement and would gladly Join hands with the aouth and give flnan- , COMPOUND is the best selling cough medicine on the market to-day because it does just exactly what a cough medicine is expected to do: it stops coughs and colds speedily and effec tively. Should be kept in the house constantly where there are children. A prompt help for croup and whoop ing cough. Give it to your children. Take it yourself. Contains no opiates. The genuine is in a yellow package. For Sale By All Druggists Enjoyment tonight nay mean suffering to morrow, but not if j our stomach, liver, and bowels nre helped to do their natural work by BEECHAMS PBLLS n box. JOc axct 2Sc ;tnr'iri. 1 clal assistance as well as moral sup port and cooperation. , "I do not hold a brief for the west so I do not speak officially for the numerous interests; but from what I know of the people and from conver sations I have had with leaders In ir rigation and actual Irrigation farmers, I should Fay that the merger move ment will arouse strong opposition at the Chicago meeting. "Irrigation hus been, now is and al ways will be the greatest factor In the upbuilding of the western coun try; In fact, I may say without fear of successful contradiction that there Is no other agency asaoc'ated with the : development of agriculture In the west, lifting the geographical term In Its broad sense, which compares or ever will compare with the practice of Intelligent Irrigation. "The chief funct'on of the National Irrigation congress is the reclamation of waste lands by irrigation. It can not be converted Into a drainage as sociation by a mere sweep of the pen or a rising vote. Moreover, the two movements can never be satisfactor ily merged. "Nature fixed the boundaries ages before man dreamed of working out the problems Of relieving the land of its surplus water or of delivering wa ter by artificial means to the thirsty soil, and, the difficulties presented 'n attempting to amalgamate geo graphical differences uppear to be in surmountable. It Is wholly imprac ticable, to say nothing of being im politic and unwise. "The swamp land drainage crusade, covering 80.000 000 acres of wet lands !n 35 states Is a proposition so big art involves so many millions of dollars and such vast interests, indi vidual,, state and national, that it must inspire the biggest brained men that could be Interested in its devel opment. Again and again has the National Irrigation Congress by reso lutions .called the attention of the government to the need for early ac tion. "Personally, I do not know a west ern man who is not willing and an xious to contribute In every way to arouse the entire nation, but especial ly the president and the United States congress, to a full realization of what the drainage of those wet lands would mean to thousand of home-makers; the increase of taxable wealth of the nation by making land now dormant and of little or no value, worth from ISO to $100 an acre; the necessity for removing, from many sections, con ditions which srve to spread foci for d'sease and radiate a pall of ineffi ciency on those who live on nearby lands this annually costing thousands of valuable lives or making them un profitable both to themselves and the nation. "This Is a nuperb question of na tional conversation, and I feel it is one which will readily appeal to patriotic and public-spirited citizens north oast and we-t. as well as south." For rent Front office In ' Judd building. Arr'-y to F. E. Judd. A 1( ibr 4! At the I. N. 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In said City of Pen dleton, the proceeds of such sale to ha applied to the payment of such costs and expenses of making sale. Dated this 27th day of November, 1911. TOM GURDANE, City Marshal. NOTICE OP STREET ASSESSMENT INSTALLMENT PRIVILEGE. Notice is hereby given, that the Common Council of The City of Pen dleton, on the 22nd day of Novem ber, 1911, did make an assessment for the improvement of Alta Street in The City of Pendleton from the east line of Main Street to the South line of Court Street, and did assess the contract price for making said im provement against the lots, parts of lots and parcels of land specially ben efitted thereby. All persons affected by such improvement and assessment desiring to take advantage of the pro visions of Chapter 5 of Title 26 of Lord's Oregon laws providing that such assessments may be paid In ten annual installments are hereby noti fied that application so to do must be made to the City Recorder, as in such Chapter 5 provided, within ten days from the date of this notice. Forms for such application may be secured from the City Recorder. Dated Pendleton, Oregon, Novem ber 23. 1911. THOMAS FITZ GERALD, City Recorder. NOTICE OF STREET ASSESSMENT INSTALLS! ENT PRI VI LEGE. Notice Is hereby given, that the Common Council of The City of Pen dleton on the 15th day of November. 1911, did make an assessment for th improvement of Cottonwood Street Itr The City of Pendleton from the SonrU line of Water Street to the North line of Railroad Street, and Wbb Stree in The City of Pendleton from th West line of Cottonwood Street to tha. 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