%
factories are lagging behind similar panic* for their co operation in the
things posscsed by the rest of the furthering the beneficial enterprise
That the people of Oregon «P-
civilised nations, because of a lack
of technically trained men to intelli precinte the work and pre in syin
gently and effectually exploit them patliy with the purpose of the agri-
\t the time Senator Morrill made cultural college is shown by I be
his bill a law—during Lincoln’s patronage given it, both in student*
Sitec.-c iittg Gri'sli.-tui Vindicator, GrrsltMtt Gurelt««. East Multnomah K« co rd
administration foreign trained ex- and appropriation*. 1 hiring the coll­
Multnomah Record and Montavilla Herald.
pert* were imported to develop our egc year just ended, 15’71 person*
Publteh<«d Kverv Friday at Greaham, Ore., by the B kavxk S tatu P unusiung C o
natural resources; there were no attended the college; and in antici
H. À. PARSALI . E dito » ani » M anaus ».
American colleges or universities pation of what seem* to be inevit
inti nsi *» »woml «•!•»» matter al thè poetóme« at Gre»ham. Oret.iti
giving a comprehensiv
comprehensive c technical able, many new buildings wilt b< "Always a
And to
training in engineering, agriculture opened and much additional equip
fair.
SMKS.HKM RSTES
»Vr Year. »1 A' n a Ivance
to torelgn «»unirle». II»
Six Month»
and the mechanic ' arts.
arts
Surely, the incut added to the college plant il ,
I
I hre-month» irisl »utwH npUon» »V. Single «que» .V
A»k for clubbing rate»
With
the 1.1 tigli ill g eye* ami the
American youth could learn to do the effort to accommodate the him
StaTT4SCÌS »houli! b. *eni b) Exprex* or I'oxtothee Money Order. Registered letter or i heck
cheering
smile
this thing it the opportunity offered, dreds of students whose aggregati
Stamp» accept«! up to to ceni».
Of
tile
boyhood
days, hack there
some few did go to the old world will shortly be numbered in thou*
•ECEiPTS for »nl»« ripti. n» are noi »ent unii-»» requeued
The change of label on your paper
iti thè rniat
will indicate the receipt of your reiniltace
It it doe» not please notify us.
schools and return to assist in the amis
To the resourcefulness am Hack there, somewhere
Premiums for livestock ex- big work
OiSrO*TSU4SCIS If you do not wish your paper continued plea».* notify us about the tin'«1 th*
of
year*
—
But they were scarce, energy of President Kerr can In
«Ubiription expires
».• find thi» plan most satisfactory to our patrons, though It is not lu
hibited at the harvest festival in although often better men than the attributed the present high recon
Back there with the childish joy.
accordance with our persona! view».
And
to her he is never the nun we
CSAStt St 40MIM In ordering change ot addreas give old as well as new address
Portland September 5-10, have foreigners Since the establishment of effieic
see,
costi S*O«0t VS are wanted in every community
It no eorrespondenoe appear» trots. your just been authorized aggregating of technical schools under the Mor
partitimi
the college, ami if he
neighborhood y u are rvspectlully reqv fated to send us as many local tieni» »» you can
But always “Her little boy."
rill
Act.
and
the
addition
of
eiigin
irry
his
ideals
to
com
is
able
t
In addition there will
iBtfSTN K R4TSS
PROFESSION AL CARD* (one inehl.J.x . a. h issue
<’ARI.S OF TH AN KS $10,000.
(not exceeding tw** inches.) » cent»
17.1*1 E Ks oy CONÌHH.KNi h (not exci-i-diiig four inehiii
ccring courses to the curricula of pletion
Oregon
Agricultural
tl
OBITUARIES tor subscribers or their immediate families, tre»
up to ' ” word» I eent be a purse hung up for the races
the older universities, the woods, College 1
then be recognized as
per word for additional word»
« t'T 5 DS *t 1 cent tu r word for first ln»er»non
A large part mines anil shops are filled with one of I
insertion» IS to >> » ord» 1 ' eent» JO to »'won!». IS cents *0 to 4 word« * cent»
KIAPEKs totaling $30.000.
first institutions of its
years
1 cent per word per i»»ue
PISI’LAY ADVERTISING, rates made knowgi on application
of
this
figure,
however,
is paid technical men of the made type who kind in
brats
All l»»d*e Grange. School, Church, or other notices or advertisements of socials parties,
dames, concerts, theatricals, etc . given tor a profit, charged for al regular rale»
by the entry fees, whereas the __
kno >w their business The commer­ of the c
In order to insure change of ad advertisers must have copy in this otBce not later than
livestock premiums are a straight cial supremacy, or equality, of Amer­ — From Pacific <¿range Bulletin.
Tbursiiay preceding day of publication.
)** rttsnsS is our swcialty. We sre well equipped to do the best work at current prii«e»
»inile
outlay by the fair association. ica to the rest of the nations on the
Kami I«:iy farmers »nd business men's letter Head» Envelop. » Hutter Wrapp-rs Statement»,
largely be attributed to
gli.be
can
etc in »mall or large quantities
Auction Bills. IXxigers. Foster*, etc . printed on short notice
This gives the harvest festival a
abundance of technical men wh >
Her Utile Boy
premium list equal to the state have been at work and are still
“
Always
a
little boy to her,"
writer
is
admitted
by
all,
and
it
fair, which has the most liberal working with our natural resources
T IS with some interest that we
with its gray is at sunny
llia
No
matter
how old lie had grown,
is
no
more
than
proper
that
all
premiums of any fair on the Mr Morrill had another object in
note the numerous circulars
May—
are blind to the stranila of
He
that are being sent out by the should do honor to his memory, coast, A pony, harness and cart 'lew when he fostered the new rdu Her eye*
Kray.
was
even
broader
and
cation.
This
however
we
may
differ
from
the
will be given away by the fair
“Greater Oregon Home Rule As­
She’s deaf to hi* manly tone
He
more beneficial than the first,
sociation.” Judging from the views he so frequently uttered. management on children’s day. contended that the great mass of Hi* voice is the same as the day
he asked
name one might conclude that True it is to be regretted that each child entering the grounds the people could not attend the old
How to Clean Burlap.
“What make* the old cat purr?"
Burlap whl.-h has becom» fad.«.! and
this was the name of some new one so able should not always having an equal opportunity to colleges and universities of the time
soiled may be made to look •« good as
and receive an education in the Ever and ever he is just the same,
ministerial association for the have been on the side of what secure it free.
new by using one coat of any good
A little boy to her
------------------------------------------------
professions
of
taw,
medicine,
the
was
right
and
honorable,
that
promotion of good morals and
Interior [mint. spread evenly, Two
and letters, which constitut­
coats of paint make too glossy a fin
observation of the laws, We his efforts were not always con­ Suppose the men who are ministry
ed practically the entire scope of
lah
were inclined to think such to be structive, that his memory some­ spending money for the securing instruction offered by those schools
of
the
constitutional
convention,
times
failed
him,
that
his
politi
­
the case till we read one or two
But, Senator Morrill said, those who
of their sociable, face to face, cal advice was not always sound. the assembly and the election of 1 cannot or do not desire to become
friendly little letters. It devel­ But in these desires we forget corporation attorneys to the su- s ,. lawyers or doctors should not have
ops that the motive of the asso­ the limitations of mankind, the preme bench were made public the gates of learning shut in their 1
of I
I
faces
So he planned a type
ciation is not to make better men natural weakness of one subject and the amount of their dona­ education
possible
that
would
be
of us or to better enforce the to influence of environment and tions also?—Labor Press.
and beneficial to all. The son to
or
laws that we already have. Not personal desire. With all this
The Long Creek Ranger says the farmer, machinist, chet
at all. They are not particularly the late editor of the Oregonian that because of so many import­ engineer who i wished to fol
Ni.r thè Mouth of thè Coliinibi* River, <m thè Washington lotti
to becoi
<
interested in any of these things. must have been a very able man, ant measures being on the ballot work of his choice,
////• PLACE TO SPENl) YOUR
in
his
trade,
because
What they are trying to do is a man whose loss the state may there will be a heavy vote cast ficient should be given an
SUMMER VACA TION
cessity
to foist a lay upon the people well regret, a pioneer and a pil­ in Grant county. Will the Grant tunny to study and apply
Twenty • tiv.. Milo. <>f Magnitlcent
Beach Ij«v««l, ( '<>ti. |H»<*t and Sni.iot h
without their understanding fully lar of our citizenship. Whatever county citizens take more in­ known arts and science*,
its purport, and thus get them our personal attitude may have terest in the measures than the and otherwise, to enable
accomplish that end.
tied down by a law that will per­ been toward such a person we candidates?
Many thriving and tidy communities, delightful hotel, cot­
The Oregon Agricultural
cannot
avoid
halting
to
consider
mit a man to start a drunk shop
tage, tent and camp life. All the comforts of home and
experiment station, loc
Since every voter of Oregon and
right across the road from your the vacancy he leaves and re­
the healthful, invigorating recreation of the seaside,
Corvallis, is one of the ma
house, if you live just outside gret that his personality will no now has a right to say under institutions that have grown
surf bathing, fishing, clam digging, beach bon­
what laws he will be governed, these ideas Young men and
fires, riding, racing, hunting, strolls and
of the city limits, and give you longer be numbered among us.
it is up to him to give careful at­ are received into the college, with
absolutely nothing to say about
drives through picturestque wooded
the shop's existance. The idea
headlands
HAT the forest fires of the tention to the measures present­ preparation ranging from the eighth
grade grammar schools to graduate
is that the town shall have the
past month are but an earn­ ed for his approval or disap­ work from other colleges, They
exclusive say about the institu­ est of worse to come unless peo­ proval.—Myrtle Point Enterprise are giving a technical and liberal
tions it fosters, good or bad for ple give more active head to
education in all phases of agricul-
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The assembly nomination in tur, mechanic arts, domestic science,
the surrounding locality, the warnings, is the tenor of a re­
county or the state. A small view of the fire situation by the Clackamas county and perhaps civil, mechanical, mining and electri­
chem­
town might permit all sorts of Western Forestry Conservation in several others, is considered cal engineering, commerce, young
istry and pharmacy.
Many
Season Rate: From Portland Round Trip, $4.00
of
the
nomi-
an
insult
by
some
institutions that would turn in a association based upon advices
men
take
the
broad
and
compre
­
Three Day
Saturday to .Monday Rate, $3.00
revenue to the town but in the from private and official fire­ nees. Some men can’t be in- hensive technical training to be hail
end would be detrimental to the fighting agencies througheut the suited when it comes to mention­ at the Oregon Agricultural college
county and the state. Licensed northwest. August has com­ ing them for office.—Labor as a preparation to the older pro­
fessions of law and medicine
gambling, drunkeness, prostitu­ menced with conditions infinitely Press.
The farms, orchards, poultry and
tion, and every other device for more dangerous, for besides in­ The proportional representa­ stock
ranches of Oregon continu­
immoral practices and partici­ creased dryness of the forests tion amendment proposed by the ally receive the benefit of the ex­
pants. might be permitted, the due to prolonged absence of rain, People’s Power League, No. 360 periments carried out and experience
PORTLAND, ORI:.
General Pannen ger Agent.
results of which leads to litiga­ almost continuous fire fighting on the ballot, will assure person­ gained by the experts connected
tion, criminality, prosecutions, has only kept in check innumer­ al, local or party representation with her agricultural college The
experiment station contains many
pauperism, insanity, and gener­ able fires which still smoulder to according to the strongest de­ | ' finely
equipped laboratories in which
sires
of
the
voter.
Labor
Press.
al degradation.
be fanned beyond control should
: remedies for crop blight, fruit pests.
For all this the county will strong wind prevail.
The express trust is making 81 and infected soil are being continu-
have to pay, every voter in it
Throughout most of Oregon per cent profit in the state of ally and carefully determined. A
FREQUENT
RAPID
COMFORTABLE
will participate, yet when it and Washington, up to the pres­ Oregon. No wonder it wants its farmer having trouble with a pccul-
is
given
iar
pest
at
unusual
seasons
comes to deciding whether the ent time, more extensive organ­ attorney on the supreme bench.
the formula from which to make a
town shall have such institutions izations by timber owners and Do you?—Labor Press.
spraying solution that will rid him
the citizens outside of the town the forest service than ever ex­
of the crop destroyer, a stock raiser
STATIONS
EASTBOUND
Oregon Agricultural College
limits shall not be permitted to a isted before has fairly well
is told how to detect tuberculosis
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It proposes taxation counterbalanced the unusual When Senator Morrill introduced in apparently sound stock, thereby Golf Junction
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have been controlled promptly. states for the purpose of establish­ tilizer suggested, and many such Jenne .
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extend. The social atmosphere have suffered seriously. Three ions of the field of education was to established in the arid regions of
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by its corporate inhabitants, but burned in these two states al­ and to the nation that was just re­ farming are being carried on.
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Besides the instruction and train- ' TROUTDALE Ar
ceiving
a
new
birth
in
assured
unity
it spreads abroad and supports ready and the season is not half
and freedom. The dreams and hon- . ing offered to the youth of the land
or suffocates the life of all the over.
STATIONS
WESTBOUND
est hope* of tlieM.two magnificent I the agricultural college has estab-1
surrounding country. The coun­ The association emphasizes that men are now fast becoming facts, lished winter short courses of six CAZADERO L t
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regulation of all local affairs, ganization.
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that terminate so frequently in travel long distances, timber a system of public instruction that I en to those who cannot remain for Stanley.
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owners are urged to extend pa­ has no equal since the dawn of the full college
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learning on earth.
There is one other feature of the
trol beyond their own tracts to Just what is the new type of edu­ I service rendered to the people of
troutdalh branch
Establish- cation, and how does it differ from Oregon by the agricultural college
THERE is just cause for the all danger points.
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newspaper fraternity of Ore- ment of citizens’ fire brigades is the old established anil richly tradi­ that is worthy of notice. ’I his is
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gon to bow their heads in respect advised, organizing in advance tional system? In discussing the the demonstration trains that make
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annual
or
semi annual « I»»lljr Except Sunday. A M. figures In Roman. P. M figure* In black.
purposes
of
his
bill
establishing
the
extended
to the memory of the veteran for having help, leadership and
grant colleges, Senator Morrill I tours, carrying especially equipped
who has been at the head of the equipment available without loss land
gave expression to ideas like these: ! cars I full of exhibits and specialists
For Oregon City, ('nnemah Park and way point*, chmige car* at Golf
news service of the state for so of time. Cities and towns are America is a land with vast undevel­ direct to the farmer's door. Too Junction.
many years. That Harvey W. asked to take similar steps to oped possibilities, her mines, her I much credit cannot be given the
For Lents, Mt. Hcott and east side (mints, change cars at Lenta Junction
Scott was a scholar and an able supply men when called upon, farms, her forests, her shops and I O. R At N. and S. P. railway com-
ITS
with arrangements and trans­
portation. Every citizen is asked
to spare neither friend nor fix*
in reporting violations of the tire
laws. es|H*cially by campers,
land Hearers and spark-emitting
locomotives. It is pointed out
by the association that if the
warnings widely circulated ear­
lier in the season had resulted in
such steps, loss of life and prop­
erty would have been largely
avoided. They still apply with
greater force.
I
NORTH
BEACH
QUEEN OF THE NORTHWEST RESORTS
T
Reduced Rates from all parts of Wash, or Ore.
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co.
WM. M c M urray ,
PORTLAND RAILWAY LIGHT & POWER CO.
Springwater Division
General Office*, Electric Bldg. Seventh and Alder Sts., P ortland , O bdgon