1
I RIP Of Illf GOVERNORS
(Continuisi frotn page I)
wlio are iti a poaition to llrove West and
tnake a »ili»-.« of tlie I mi » iiii *» b of agri-
«ultore
Otte <>f thè Illusi «uri ,'- dui fi'alltre» <>f
thè Western Governo!-»' H|»<cial I» tlu*
trenicndnu» uiniiimt of newspuper pilli
Ih’ity wliicli It i» reteiving
A mup ol
thè I 'liit«'<l Hetee showing tlie plctur«» of
III«' <iov. nini thè oltu-er- qftlie trulli,
wlth tli«' 8|aie» wlih-li are interi-ited
nhndrd in a dnrk color, ha« Is'en carri««)
in ov««r IMm eastcrn iM-napaiieni, and tlie
«•tori«'» of tl><> west, ite produci» ami ita
timg •' i *l»*««x 11 traili, w hich have b»vn
prilih’d, wlll pnihalily UH l«'ii thdu-uiid
newapupi’T t'i.himn»
Il bus I h *«’|| sani by thè h'ndhitf nirn
ol vvery city visite«! tiist lh<* W um U tii
Guverii-ir» .»pccinl I» «me of tlie greahvit
thiiigw whi.h Ila» Iss'ii dulie hy tlie West
ami wlll «lo more higiveit pnhliclt) than
any »Ulular Work wldch it could posai-
bly linve timlcrtaki-n
I h» priaence i,l
thè ulne actiisl U««v>'rnors<ih a tram vi»
Itilig aiiolher aeetion of thè country ili
Ila’ illterett» of their own bolli» -tate«,
ls somethiiig aleidutely uiiprccideiitid
in ih«« history «>f thè l'mt«sl State» or
any otlier country, ami th» citi»» which
are viaited «eem t«> apprettiate tliut they
liavr buon couiplliiiented in un iinuN-
usi way
An •S«*ellent »ubatltul« for butter fnt
In the milk given the growing calves is
Unseed meal This t> l>«-et prepared for
use by scalding a little of the meal
with hot water ami adding to the warm
milk
A »mall quantity -not more
than a tabltmpoonful should l>e given
to start with, but this may be lucres»-
•d In the course of three or four week»
Io a good »Uel haiolful twice a day
A Missouri ftMMltT. n fon of thr late
Ij decrniMMl miIlionnire fnruirr, David
llanli In of Tnrklu, I r mi rntbualnMlr
balle* ver In coro allngr ni mi Ideal ra
Il oli wlth nlfnlfn fur fnitenlnu ate<*ra.
At prvM’ni I h * ha» m » iim * turni) cui
tonda c»f atrern In bla yard*
llla et
pariciM't*. ruvrrlng m * verni yenn*. ruu
rliH'ra bini flint rnallage la botti tbe
chrapeat and Ixmt rntloii limi thr c'urli
belt culli«* i«M*d»*r nin bave.
Studi«*» of the root system of a num
t««*r of kinds of cultivated pianta »how
that they penetral» to a for greater
depth than I» generally suppo*«<-«l
It
fans b«*en fouti«! that |H>tiil<*«*'< »end
mote down from two tu thr««e Teel; that
corn peiietnit«'» to a depth of from Dv<*
to »lx feet In liumlil »««iloti» and to u
d«*pth ut eight feet in drier country.
Th«« root» of mature alfalfa attain a
length of from twenty to fifty feet.
As n result of experiments thnt have
been coik I ii « ted nt the government lab­
oratory nt Wausau. Wla. It has b«*cn
found possible to make paper from
Jack pine. hemlock ami spruce In the
past spruce alone Ims been used, hut
the ei|>erlm<*nts nmdin t«sl show timi a
pulp made of the thr<-<* has Ix-en found
■atlaf'-ictory Similar experiments con-
ilu«'te«l n short time before lit l.etmuon.
Ore. show that excellent |>a|>er may l«e
made from the otherwise worthies*
Ja< k or blnck pine
MR. MERCHANT!
Do You
Realize
the benefits and su­
periority of the Auti-
matic System over the
Old?
We will be glad to ex­
plain. Phone us and
a representative will
call.
LENTS HOME PHONE
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS
Complete Stock of
Marble and 6ranite
MONUMENTS
ESTIMATES SUBMITTED
264-266 Fourth SI.
INFANTA EULALIE
COUMY POMONA
MHLS Al WOODLAWN
Multnomah County District Pomona
met at Wix.dlawn Wwl. of this week
A
K« h »I atten-lam-e was recorded. Keveralof
the grange» of til* county faile«! to make
report» l>nt th-,»» that <li«l report made
a growl showing.
The next meeting of
the county Grange will ba the Livening
Star in March.
The morning aeaaion was given over
to reports »nd to the discussion of the
public market projects. Several mem-
here were very active in this movement.
k i I ar a
aa ala.
aa dinner
. I i a. ,. .. a, a the
I . a* ■ program
. » *a« . ,a Ba a SB,
aa
After
tine
was
Infanta Eulalia, the Spanish prin­
cess who quarreled with King Alfoneo
over publication of her book
A. G. VANDERBILT WEDS
Mr». McKim, Divorced Wife of Balti­
more Physician, Marries Millionaire.
London
Alfred Gwynn«« Vanderbilt
ami Mrs .Margaret Emerson McKim,
daughter of Captnln Isauc K. Emer­
son. of Baltimore, were married at
Itelgalv Bunday.
.Mrs .McKim Is the divorced wife
of In Smith llollla McKim. of New
York and Baltimore
Mrs McKIm'e
mother Is divorced
Mrs McKim ob
talned a divorce from her husband,
who threatened various suit» before
the courts, but early In February,
ikll, an agreement wu signed bring
Ing to sn end ad pending or possible
litigation Involving Dr McKim, his
futhet In law. Mr Emerson, McKim'»
former wife, and Alfred G Vanderbilt
graa. The lecture work ot the sesai«>n
! was it» strongest feature. Mrs. Win«ile
, deserves much credit for the mturest
i »he has been taking in this work
From foot to block n hog loses "l>
proximately oue-sixtb In weight, de-
j ; h « o <II iik upon type, condition nud fe««d
■
While It takes a lot of them, the Eng
tab Rpnrrow mak«*» an exeellent potpie
h»)lre«'tly. too. putting »parrows in
pl«*» I» un aid Ip »nf-guurdlng other
ineful bini» about one» premi»«.'»
•
i
Iiynumite I» » mighty good agemy
'
when iis «»J with caution In the clearing
,t »tump» from land, but it bus lately
I reu
.... demonstrated
I - a
a a__ a . . 1 quite
..«a conclusively
. .. .
continue«! with a number of vocal music I bat it 1» a wilfully Inadequate means
■elections. A resolution favoring the I
»«'tiling dispute» between capital
‘ Oregon System” was presented and lh<l labor
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pa»»e<i without op|MMtition.
Mr». Di.-k- ,
Some idea of th<* prolificacy of the
inaon of <>»w»g<> («range present»«! a
rut tribe is got from »orne figure»
paper on the "Moral Training of the that were kept in a campaign that win
Child.” Mrs. Pollock *»ng several of waged ugain»t them some time ago ou
her characteristic songs. Mrs. Ktanslwr- in Eugliah estate of 24MX) acre» Dur
ry r«*sda selection and Mr» Nelgon gave I Ing u given |H«riod 31.9SI rat» were
a recitation.
J. J. Johnson gave a tilled, but ootwItbsMIndlug this kill
lengthy and carefully prepared paper mg there were plenty left to insure the
on the Alaska ('«ml Situation
Com­ propagation of the »p««<'le»
mission Government was pre-ented ss
i The fxmtoffice departmeut at Wash­
topic by Mr. Peters ami Rev. Douglas.
ington aeeiua to take uu eutlrely rea
Several ¡orrsous had been asked to pre­
•ouable nud consistent attitude wbeu
sent discussion» ou the subject of Co- it holds that patron» ot rural mall
operation. but Mr. Kreu.ier was the on­ routes »ball not be given service un
ly one that respondeat.
le»« they show some Incliuatlon along
Alter « fine supper the evening ses­ I the line of keeping tbe roads In pussa
sion was resumed at 7:3<1 and further : hie condition, which the rural carriers
h*cture feature» were pre»ente«i and a have to traverse in getting to their
els»» wa» taken through the tilth de- places
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SCHWEITZER & MANZ
Tailors to Ladies and Gentlemen
J. Manz, an experienced tailor, who
has spent many years at the trade, has
purchased one-half interest in the
tailoring establishment of J. Schweit­
zer and now is actively engaged in
the work at this popular establishment.
This means even better and quicker
service than in the past. We can
make a suit to your order for $5 to
$10 less than Portland prices. We
wish you A Merry Xmas and A
Happy New Year
SCHW EITZER & MANZ
Corner
Main
WHAT THE NEW YEAR WILL
BRING YOU
Plot to Aasaaainate Madero Foiled.
Mexico City.—A conaplracy to a»-
saaalnate Preaident Madero und pro
claim a provlsonal Presidency, pend
Ing the coming of General Heyes to
the capital to assume th» «.Hice ol
President, has been frustrated nt the
last moment, In th«* opinion of the
authorities, by th«* arreat of General
lliglnro Aguilar and Me oten Hurtado
of the Federal army, and of a score
of co c-insp'rators
Depends to a considerable extent on yourself, One
way to insure it’s being a satisfactory one is to come
here for your furnitue. This is the store where satis-
factioe is guaranteed, where qualities are higher than
you expect and prices lower.
J. C. M ount & S on
mu 1IO.MK l-l KX ISI I EKS
LENTS, ORE
MAIN STREET
WESTERN GOVERNORS
DISCUSS LAND ISSUES
St. Paul—Almost mu tod effort on
the part of Western state» to attack
th«' National Administration’» policy
regarding pubic lands nnd to substl
tute therefor state control may be
made as the result of the Western
Governors' Congres», which met for
the first time here.
After hearing the governors of the
Northwestern States and their accred
Ited representatives out Ine what, in
their opinion. I» wrong with the pres­
ent admlnlstraton of the land laws
ami what a needed to further the de­
velopment of the West. Secretary ot
th«' Interior Fisher explainetl the ad­
ministration s policy regarding public
lands
He agreed with most of the
speakers that there are many evils in
connection with the land law» that
should be corrected, hut said he had
no power to correct them; that it
was a matter thnt should be put to
(Imgress, and he asked the assistance
of the Western governors in »-curing
needed legislation.
HAND
US YOUR
ORDERS
FOR
ELEGTRIC CHRISTMAS GIFTS
ARE POPULAR
They still possess that element of novelty dear
to the American heart and thus solve the problem
of giving Christmas gifts that are "different.”
Imagine how pleased most men would be to
receive an electric shaving cup or electric cigar
lighter, instead of neckties, socks and handker-
chiefs "as usual."
A tea kettle for grandmother, a samovar for
Madam’s five o'clock teas, a chafing dish for the
college girl or bachelor maid, a disk stove for the
bachelor, a flatiron or sewing machine motor for
the practical housewife all these noval and use­
ful gifts will be appreciated by whoever receives
them.
It should not be forgotten that these electric
Christmas gifts are all useful gifts. Each of these
devices is designed to do some one thing better
than it can be done any other way, wnether it is
to perculate coffee, toast bread or furnish the pow­
er for running a sewing machine.
The line of electric Christmas gifts is so com­
plete that in it will be found a suitable gift for
every member of the family.
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