JIARCH 8, 1920.
MONDAY,
RECORD SALE FOR
FOV
LAND CLEARING
Watt Shipp Pewder company
,'m0nth sold eight carloads of Du
In,plo9ives in the Willamette val-
This is the record sale of Du-W-.
Lnlorfves for this company In
'i J they ve been in
!Mder busing Two hundred
nounda of powder in one
" k an enormous amount of ex-
f. This demand attributed to
" 1 wes of work now all in full mo-,,;,L-road
building, logging Indus
!,d last but by no mean, the least
2C activities, land clearing, by
L progressive farmers who are clear
off land preparatory to sotting out
,"rL orchard and hops, recognizing
he attributed the record breaking
St. and a rapid -climb will corn
et Ure the close of 1920. .
With the increased facilities of fac
fnriM to care for produce of all kinds
is tiearly seen that markets are es
Lislied that will care for the great
Lease of acreage In an article in
The Saturday Evening Post, issue of
March 6 under the title "Frenzied
Farm Finance," the west is now en
tering a wonderful prosperity in the
farming industry. It is an article
worth reading, clearly showing that
lands In the west have increased over
toe per cent and are still advancing.
It requires no stretch of Imagination
to realise that the lands of the Wil
lamette valley are far superior in ev
,ry way and with a climate incompar
able will in the immediate future be
eomerecognized and enjoy even a great
ervalue than those ot the middle west.
Mr. Shipp. in an Interview, stated
that he atrlbuted their record breaking
lwwder sales last month was chiefly
due to the fact of the present advance
in farm produce and the rise in the
price of land. He went on to say, the
Oregon farmer and especially those of
the Willamette valley have come to
realize their opportunity, not only In
having ready outlet for all produce
ri?ht at their doo'r, but also thnt east
frn capital is becoming Interested In
the possibilities of this section and the
sale of lands in now an everyday oc
curence. Of 6ourse, as he points out,
the cleared lands- have the preference
and command the price. 'v
Mr, Shipp operates the powoer busi
ness in the entire Willamette valley
from Aurora to Ruseburg, each year
improving his facilities for handling
this valuable product which may right
ly be termed "man's greatest aid" In
development work. ,
Wireless Device
Is Innovation' In
Signal Apparatus
London. Mar, 8. A novel wireless
emergency calling device by, which
ships in distress can ring alal'nV bells
on other, ships within wireless range
to reported by the American chain
ler of commerce in London.
The present wireless system of com
tnunication requires that an opera
tor to hear a call must be on duty
wearing the usual telephone head
piece. The new device is said to
enable any station or ship equipped
lth a special automatlce transmit
ter key to call up any station or ship
within range, fitted with . a corre
sponding selective receiver relay, even
if the operator is absent. . The call
in! up, according to the American
chamber, Is effected by a ball which
tarts ringing on the ships called.
It is claimed that one of the lrtost
important uses of the devices will
lw to ensure immediate and genera
attention to S. O. S. calls. ' : ,
Nationalization
Of Fisheries Is
Urged In Canada
Victoria, B. c; Mar. 8. Govern
ment operation of British Columbia"
nerth Pacific finishing Industry has
been urged by William Sloan, pro
vcial minister of fisheries, as a
means of preventing the depletion of
the salmon runs. .
Mr. Sloan recently asked the Cana
dian federal government at Ottawa
to take over and operate the fisher
" He told Ottawa that If the fed-
ral government did not want to take
"P me task the Rritluh rolumhia.
wvernment would like to have the
nuiege pf doing to. .' .
"NationalWnfliM u i!.uH. i
.uuv,vlt ut tut, iiBiUUK ail-
"Wry would prevent depletion of the
jaimon fisheries, would insure con
nnuance of the fishing Industry and
i!d eliminate useless competition
M excessive overhead nharees." Mr.
om declared recently In explaining,
Fear that private operation of fish
Me will win. .v. .,
iut as the Fraser river salmon runs
r wiped out was expressed by the
wnister. The Fraser river, once the
"west salmon river in the world.
Sloan asserted, is practically flsh-
out .. . . I
Christian Science
Case Decision Made
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Boston. ta a - i i.L.
- . , "c 'r. o. i iv iruntcm
"ie Christian' Science -Publishing
wy may not be controlled by the
't,1 o' the mother church, the
th. nurch of Christ. Scientist. In
opinion of Judge Frederic Dodge,
tian iL . na,n master In the Chrie-
Hlor. "ul,s 'as filed with the
tJ. me Judicial court of the state,
w master also finds that the direc
nad no legal rieht to remove John
ui tm',re fnni their own board, or
UTttttes. ands from ,he board of
M DUt ID
w n
nin riBmal draft "t the master's
t20 w was Prepared two months
thJ,thdirPC,or already have indicated
fiirhi k e Profed to continue the
C. 01 th fu" of the ttate
ne court
Fishermen Down
Big Project; Will
Not Work Sunday
London, March 8. Lord Lever-1
hulme, has encountered the religious;
prejudices of the Scotchmen who live
on the extensive property he he pur-
chased in the Outer Hebrides and has'
suffered a rebuff. He had Dlann.d
to make Stornoway, on the Island of
Lewis, the headquarters of a huge
fishln&r flppt thnT ahniriil an.AA tu
- H'.VU.U " . 1. (J kllQ,
seas for 600 miles around. The pre
lect involved Slindnv Iflhnr anA
islanders who adhere to the strict
and Intense form of the Presbyterian
faith, rejected it
Commenting on the Incident, the
periodical. Common Sense, says:
"Lord Leverhulme is a man of big
ideas and new ideas while the popu
lation over whom he has declared the
rights of lairdship are folk of old and
intense ideas. Hence, the inevitable
collision."
Relation Claim
To King Doubted
London, Mar. 8. Referring to a New
York dispatch printed here to the ef
fect that William Fitzherbert, who
died at Brooklyn, claimed to be a
great grandson of King George IV by
his marriage with Mrs. Fitzherbert,
and as such entitled to large estates,
the Daily News says: ,
"Whatever the facts about the mar
riage, there is no doubt that Mrs. Fitz
herbert believed herself to be lawfully
married to George IV. It has always
been understood that she died child
less." .
- Eugene. One of the largest appli
cations for timber ever received by
the office of the Cascade national for
est in Eugene, is In the, hands of N. F.
Macduff, supervisor. The application
is for 50,000,000 of Douglas fir tim
ber, located on the north fork of the
Willamette rljer on the Natron ex
tension of tho Southern Pacific.
Covers of old Persian manuscript;
are made of shagreen, or sharkskin.
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. Dr Frank Bohn, noted writer, publicist and lecturer will appear here
.con on the Lyceum Course with one of the most absorb ng and intere.t
wmpeUlng lecture, of the year. Dr. Bohn ha. but recent!, returned from
Europe and he ba. .ome Intensely Important thing, to say about .octal
Sron the otbe, side of the AUaotlc. Hi. arU.es of
Tork Time, on Bolshevism were among vne uio.i -
5at appeared. HU lecture I. known a. "Revolutionary Europe and t
will convince .nyone with reason that BoUhevi.m will not cure our ills. HI.
U i Scture oTpractical value and t the .am. time blghl, interesting
and entertaining. . '
Dr Bohn will be at the armory on Bohn. "Both govern without the con-
f vtorh 11 at 8:15 p. m. ent of the people.
New York Time, one of the worm
greatest newspapers, should be recom-
mendatlon enough to , mo-. peopl.-
'The bolshevlsm of today is quite
the czarlsm of yesterday, says ut. v
Uses Sugar OnHs Cereal
I Decause it ieeas
Jhis is unnecesaaryvhen one eats
This food is naiurally sveet
tor it contaans its own pure
cereal suar. develcped trom
its own grains.
GrapeNuts is
Argentina Paper
Is Purchased By
American Capital
Buenos Aires, Argentine.' Mar. 8.
The Buenos Aires Heralj, a member
of the Associated Press, established
xorty years ago as a newspaper devot
ed to British interests in Argentina,
hereafter will be an Anglo-American
journal. A number of American res
idents Of this Citv hav.
- ' nuu
British residents here in the forma-
on oi a company which has pur
chased the control of the Heralj
from Thomas Bell, the present pro
prietor, the arrangement to become
effective April V
The company will have three Am
erican and three British directors and
its policy will be "to further the in
terests of the British ami Xorth Am
erican communities in this ami the
neignoonng republics and to foster
the good relations which now xist
between this and their ccuntrier."
In the homes of those who
enjoy fine tea, and know that
it is more, economical than
common tea that's where
you will find Schilling Tea.
You will also find it at
your grocer's. Your money
back if you don't like it.
There are four flavors of Schilling
Tea Japan, Ceylon India, Oolong,
English Breakfast. All one quality. In
parchmyn-lined moisture-proof packages.
At grocers everywhere.
A Schilling & Co San Francisco
BOHN
harlng j,r, Bhn will miss the op-
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ROStBl'KO MAN FILICS
C. E. Ricker of tlaidineF, Douglas
county, filed his. nominating petition
with the secretary of state's office
Thursday morning, as a candidate
the republican nomination for repre
sentative from the fourth district coin-
prising Douglas county. Ricker will
run on a logan which doclures 'Tours
for reason and experience as a guide,
to better conditions."
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