electric surveyors go
$1,000 ON THE FARM
TO POWER SITE ' ha# beenolnrrvrd li th,i ,ub. , ’
man a «in <. »
tn„|
Is to Make Survey* for De
velopment of Water P«»w*r
on McKeaxle.
sirk wh#n hia bow«U
*• " - v‘,r w#n
C*n I G o to a Farm Wilh
pated. For con«tip,ll## *’
Answer» to a City M an’s Querv:
nothlng quii# ,o „UU(, ¡ * *«.
Smàll Capital
sitai and Makr Good ?”
Tablvta
J. M. O S K IS O N in C o llie r»
______
Four civil engineers In the employ of bowela bui |„M r„v# (||^ 7
the Oregon Electric Ketlwey left Eu a lre n g th e n u „. d i|tW l
M od tana ia ca lling for the right »ort Fencing, »78; wagon, plows, ami
gene last wssk for the railway com
tools, 176.........
............... 180
of city man with a small capital, aay*
psny's water power site on the head
Stock
:
mule
$100.
cow
»40.
brood
a man in Misaoula. He tella of one
watera of the McKanile « !*•» . The
•
o
r
,
»16:
16
chickens.
17.60
farm company which owns 30,000 acre*,
site ta located aome dlalanca above
Cutting
26
acres
of
lend
with
a
anil this company ia looking for those
Belknap Springs, end the engineers
heavy disc harrow................ 60
with small capital to develop it. On
will
either ride horseback or walk there
this particular tract no cash rent 1 » Uroeerie», feed for stock, accd.
887.60 from MoKenai# Hridge. the present
pump,
and
Incidentals..
..
demanded, and work at good wages i*
This farm, the Georgia man writes, trrmlnua of the stage line.
offered for those who want to use their
W IS I M H
The trip of these engineers at this
can
supply all ‘ he |>osta needed for
spare time in earning extra money.
In Montana, according to the figures fencing, wood for fuel, and other Inci lime is good Indication that the ra il
of the man in Miaaoula,*the 11,000 i f dental uses. The twenly-flva acres he way company Intends to Immediately
the city refugee should be distributed puts Into crops, which he can tend develop the power upon which It haa
without help, should yield this return. Hied. The engineers had little to aay
in this way.
while in Eugene, hut It la presumed
A fter renting 80 or 100 acres, on s 16 acres ot corn, pindara t pea
that they go to make surveys prepara
third-of-tho-cropa-to-the-owner baais,
nuts). ami peas
.............
tory to the beginning . of . actual
con-
buy as follows:
8 acres of sea island cotton. 8,000
.
..................Ito
strili-1ion
operations
in
the
near
future.
CNMNMI t l 0 M n , h * i
:t good milch cows, at $0<> each... .8180
Purpose
•uhi by all d»al«r>
Phone
** Yes, our new wagon ’s a Studebaker
— the only kind w e K N O W * *
“The Studebaker idea has been in ouf family for
sixty years. We have never thought of buying any
other kind of a wagon.”
“ It's true, we're continually being offered other
wagons costing a little less, with lots of promises as to
what they will do. But we know in our family what a
Studebaker will do. A few dollars difference in price
doesn't mean much. It’s the service a wagon gives
that we consider most."
‘ ‘Long service for a fair price means more every
time than short service for a few dollars less."
j hcee engineers are under Ci. 8. Ed
2 good brood sows, ut »25 each. . . . 6t> H alf an acre of cane sugar, for
{ 3 dozen chickens, at »0 a dozer. . . . 27
................................... 130 Bunaton. hydraulic engineer, who haa
made several tripe to the aite since the
Two good horses................................ 300 H alf an acre of sweet potatoes.
150 bushela.................................. V6 Hill interests obtained control of it a
| Wagon, second-hand.......................... So
year ago.
i Harness, second-hand...................... 26 Seven-eighths of au acre of rye.
millet and chicken corn.. .
»0
Plow, »20; harrow, »16; small
It will be remembered that the illll
tools, »20..................................... 60 An eighth of an acre of vegetables 26 people filed on this sit# In the name of
Household furnishings and supplies 260
the McKensle Irrigation ami
Total Income...............................IWO
company The irrigation part of the
T o ta l............................................. 8938 Deduct: fertilizer. »*>; and taxes,
"That"» why we (tick to Studebaker—and “Stick to Stude
enterprise has already been started ami
baker' is a pretty good motto for a man who uses wagons."
For his immediate needs, the tenant,
...................................
it is a large area of farming land )ost
“ Studebaker wagons are built of good stuff. They're made
if he follows this schedule of expendi
Here ia a net return of »686, figuring
right by people who've had years and years o f experience in
above
Springfield.
tures, will have in cash »62; if there is that the farmer will sell everything he
making them right—people who are trusted the world over."
The
Southern I'aelfir Company also
unbroken land on the rented place, he raise«. Aa a matter of fact, he will
“ Studebaker wagons last, because they're made to last."
“ Look out for the dealer who tells you his wagon is just as
can get »3 an acre for turning over the keep for hia own use snd for feeding has a splendid power site on the heed-
good as a Studebaker. That’s my advice after a good deal of
aod ; and he and his team ought to find his stock half of the aweet potatoes, waters of the McKensle N iv rr, not far
experience — and the experience or all of m vpeople. You get a
lime to earn 83.50 a day for at least two-thirds of his corn, pimlera and from that of the H ill |ieople, ami the
Studebaker and you’ ve got a safe investment'
sixty days in the year. His invest peas and what he raiaea in the garden. fact that this company last fall sur
See o a r D e a le r er w rite i
ments ought to yield these amounts:
This will cut his net cash return down veyed a line of railway from the N a t
Butter fst from the cows, »26 a
to »370 and, out of that about all he ron extension above Springfield to a
m o n th ........................................... »800 would need to supply for the following point 80 miles up the river, indicates
CHICAGO
DALLAS
KANSAS CITY
WtNVKR
NSW YORK
SALT LAKX CITY
SAN FRANCISCO
PORTLAND, ORE.
Eggs and chickens, »7.50 a month. 90 year would be necessary clothes, rice, that It ia the intention to utilise this
Hogs, two litters from each sow
flour, coffee and sugar. At the end of power in the not distant future. It le
20 a year- at »20 each when I
the year he will have a farm which he known thet the H ill Interests heve bail
surveyors in the valley, and It may be
year old........................................ 400 can sell for 8800 if he wants to.
There is only one way to get all the news of the Grove country
“ Hough clothes" states the Crorgia that a fight ami a race like that In the
T o ta l........................................... 879o
That is in The Sentinel.
man. “ few dollar* of cash and fare Deschutes ranyon several years ago
“ The farmer should grow all of his
which la baaed on two staples, bread will lie waged between the two rival
own vegetables," the man in Missoula
and potatoes these are the portions corporations.—Guard.
I says, “ and from those he haa to sell he
of many of the farming folks I know,
should derive an income of »100 a year.
and the man must be prepared to ac
“ He should be able to cultivate
cept them all for the time it takes
thirty acres of land without assistance,
him to nse above the level of the in
choosing
among wheat, oats, barley,
K t m r .N K K K G W T K U
Within a 15 mile circle around IM P E R IA L
competent.
flax,
hay
ami
potatoes.
From
that
there are now several hundred prosperous
"Are these things understood, and
Too much stress cannot be placed
acreage, after he has turned over to
farmers raising enormous crops o f wheat,
is the wife willing to go and take the upon the Importance of lhe industrial
the
owner
a
third
for
rent,
he
should
rye, barley, oats, potatoes, vegetables, etc.
children? If Mr. Cityman can answer exhibits that are being pre|>areri by
have at least »200 worth of grain for
Poultry raising is also highly successful.
yea tu this question, I would advise the school children of Oregon fur the
sale.
Three large stock ranches, owning several
him to go when he hss capital of state fair and the various county and
“ Now, what ia the total of the year's
thousand horses and cattle are also in this
81000.“
district fairs particularly thoee e x
income? From the live stock, $790;
circle.
hibits that relate to agricultural In
from labor of the man and hia team,
IM P E R IA L is now the trading point and
dustry.
The eyes of all true Ore
»200; irom the garden, »100; and from
will soon be the shipping point (the rail
gonian# are turned to the future. We
that portion of the crop sold, »200—it
roads are now building) for the products
A ll
of
are all ex|iectlng
development
foots up to »1,290. Out of this, the
from thousands o f acres surrounding it.
W ill
at
and a great advance in the stale’s tna-
family ought to be able to live very
P "*p u rity. Thu children of to
well, and save at leaat $300 the first
day will be the men of tomorrow, and
year. The earning power of the man
To take stock of the last year’s pro- U|ion their shoulders will rest the task
and his equipment will increase from
year to year, as well as the sum which gress of the state of Oregon, to point of realizing the state's greatest oppur-
may be saved toward the purchase of out where the state ia achieving sue- tunitlea.
cess and where its efforts need
Agriculture is Oregon's greatest in
the right kind of a fa rm ."
strengthening.
are
among
the
purposes
du«try
now, am) its importance w ill In-
In the West.
of
the
annual
Commonwealth
Day
crease
as the years go by. l-umbcr
Throughout Montana, Iadho and
Washington, reports the man in M is which will be held at the University of and mining arc great resources, but In
time they must dwindle, as they have
soula, exceptional opportunities exist Oregon May 16 and 17.
D. STERLING, M AN AG ER
“
We
don’t
know
where
we
are
going,
dwindled
elsewhere. Agriculture w ill
for the man with a small capital and a
determination to go to the farm and but we’re on the way” is the spirit of increase from year to year, every sere
W heat, Oats, Grain, Hay,
FLOUR— Hard Wheat Brands :
make a success of it. They exist be the commonwealth conferences were that the timberman cuts over Increas
Mill Feed — Shorts, Bran,
Olympic and Pure White
cause most chambers of commerce and designed to change into a spirit of aelf- ing the opportunities for the farmer.
what i t 1 The preparation of agricultural e i-
Vetch Seed, Chopped Oats,
most real estate dealers in that region confident progress, sure
Every sack Guaranteed.
become, hibita to be shown at the fa in stim u
are absorbed in the attempt to secure wants the state of Oregon
Oil Meal. Grass Seed— all
and sure of the means
working lates the interest of the children in
settlers
with
a
good
deal
of
money
kinds constantly on hand.
FLOUR— Soil Wheat Brand:
toward it.
| fsrming. ami their interest, ones it ia
who can develop the country rapidly.
Poultry Feeds and Supplies.
On these days leaders in all lines of I aroused will hold.
W hite Star.
Farming ia no
The little chances are overlooked,
and the man with $1,000 won't have to Oregon life will gkther In Eugene, longer a humdrum pursuit. It offers
— ...... .......................
P H O N E 1711
pay inflated pricea for hia modest patch Questions of economic progress, cooper- opportunities that are just as great
of ground.
«live production ami distribution ami as In any other line of buaineas, and
Now comes a word of caution from Icgialative, administrative ami edura- the application of scientific methods
Texas— from a lawyer of Stephenville Gonal efficiency will be diacuaaed by tends a new fascination to it.
who haa “ sold farma to some hundreds e*Pert* in the different subjects.
If the children of Lane county w i'l
of people, built some hundreds of
Officeholders, labor leaders, social make the effort, they ran carry away
houses, and improved many farms.”
workers, grange masters, scientists, the first prize at the state fa ir thia
in Texas, he says, the man with a »tudenta, editors ami buainean men will fall. They have the greatest agricul-
capital of 11,000 ami a family will need each contribute their quota to the study tural county in the state thus having
to move cautiously, and to spend some of the problem of making Oregon a an advantage from the very start.
time in learning exactly what kind of richer and better state.
Enterprise and well directed Industry
The more strictly economic ami will win, ami the knowledge they will
farming he is heat fitted for, and where
he can get the best farm bargain. cocialogical conferences will occupy all gain will be werth the effort. The
The fact that Texas is being boomed day Friday and Saturday morning. Sat honor they will bring to their county
systematically will increase the ten urday afternoon will see one of the will be clear “ profit."
derfoot’s obligstion to look out for the most significant meetings of Oregon
One ami one-thin* fares for the round
sharpers and keep a light grip on his women ever held addressed by leading
women from all over the state. At trip are offered by the railroads to
money until he learns farm values.
— ~ — --------------------
■ "
“ The idea that anybody can farm ia the tame time there will be a cheap those who attend the Conference on
as absurd as to suppose that anybody rale excursion which la expected to the Conservation of Human Life at
can practice law or medicine without bring 600 engineer! and others from Heed College, Portland, May 9-11.
training,” observes the Texas lawyer. Portland, and a meeting of the editor* Tickets will be good for return up to
“ Successful farming requires intelli of Oregon newspapers, who will discuss May 13.
If you don’t read The Sentinel you don’t get more than half gence and the application of accurate the place of the presa in the communi
ty. A fter thia will be an out-of-doors
knowledge of business.
the news.
“ But even if he is not really suc presentation o f scenes from Peer Gynt
cessful, the city-bred man will find that and Midaummer N ight’s Dream and
the farm is the best place to be poor folk dances by students and the Junior
The beat noae and throat aperialiata
—he haa only to remember that with League of Portland.
#
in the war Id advise their patients to
out knowledge and the application of
breathe Eucalyptus to destroy Catarrh
business principles to farming he will
germs ami heal the sore, raw spots.
be poor.”
Booth’s flvomei ia Australian Euca
A Farm in Georgia.
Safe robbers, possessing apparently
lyptus combined with Thymol, and some
There is a farm in Georgia, two miles
a fondness for bizarre and unusual
Rolled Barley, 7 5 lb. Sack, $1.15
Materian antlarptica.
Hreathe
it
from a railroad atation and twenty
methods, broke into the Springfield
through
the
little
pocket
Inhaler,
and
mile* from a town of 16,000, which
Wine company’» establishment early
Shorts, 9 0 lb. Sack -
-
1.45
in vapor form aa directed, and thia
is described as suitable for the man
Friday morning, tumbled the safe out
antiseptic balsam will surely destroy
with a capital of $1,000—it is told
Shorts, 8 0 lb. Sack -
*
1.30
:: about in a letter from one who was into the back alley, loaded It coolly • II germ life and all Catarrh misery.
with nitro-glycerine and blew it
In
I t ’s guaranteed for Catarrh, coughs,
raised on a farm, taught school, be
cidentally they rifled the cash regi.ter
Bran, 6 0 lb. Sack
-
-
.80
cold and croup; it relieves stuffed-up
came county superintendent of schools,
iu the wine company’s office, securing
head m 6 minutes ami refreshes the en
and ia now a lawyer.
altogether about »70. Then they drew
Feed Grinding a Specialty, 5 Cents per Sack
tire naaal tract. Complete outfit with
The farm ia one of thirty acres, un
their revolvers, fired a half dozen shots
directions for use »1.0«. I f you 0wn
fenced, and it can be bought fur $150.
m the air and departed. All thia was
• Hyomei inhaler get a bottle of
The buyer's remaining »850 shsuld be
done while several people were hurry-
extended in this way:
Booth’« llyomei for 50 rente at The
mg around seeking the police.
Modern Pharmacy ami druggists every
Lumber, for putting up the
where. Just breath it - n o stomach
sheila of house and stab le..$150
Legal Blanks— The Sentinel.
doalng.
mg-16
STUDEBAKER
»ONttXAPC! rs
Industrial Exhibits at Fairs
TAKE STOCK OF PROGRESS
Leaders in
Lines Industry
Gather University
Commonwealth Day.
I S TE R LIN G
ALL C IT Y
D E L IV E R E D
Furniture-Hardware
1
great
F E E D CO.
ORDERS
!
j
P IC T U R E F R A M IN G
A S P E C IA L T Y
f KNOWLES & QRABER
CATARRH GOES
SNUFFLES AND
HAWKING CEASE
Get Prices on Mill Feed at the Flour Mill
Before Buying Elsewhere
COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS
I se ri Glint) SP» a
lp io Dele
G iv o
Power
South Bend, Ind.
Robber» Carry Safe to Alley and
Blow It.
35
US d
For the W c k and K m *
Tlred -o u t,
* r « k , (*?*«* ^ 1
women would f#.
full of Ilf* (ml
appetite, If III*- f
tiling for hr«IG.
Nothing lirtter
or
kulnryi.
amblim*;
alwayi h*m
**' . '! ilo tl* ■
U ir Klvrlrv'
f. r Ihr
-
ThooasiM» My (te
their llvva to 'hia »orxfetfg
remedy. Mrs. (I Hhirwmkff
f eitler, N Y , (By* “||
trie llltlora u um ul m )
g ifle ,
I can never forgat «M (
done for me,” Get a batik
end sec what a differeme Its!
in your health. Only SAr MS
Krrommendeil by all deelan.
Before calling on tour bastiti
In ami let me put the A m
to y o u rd re n *
A riaaayal
FRED LIZER, M
N«a«f«Hc» âllltO * 4 SU LUI ter
Foley Kidney ITIla repay I*
dence in thalr healing and
qualitiea. Any kidnay or hi
ease not beyond the n-arkaf
will yield U> their
Mft (
Copeland, Ardcola, Mo., Mya
kidney ami bladder trouble
year ami 5 bottle« of 1'olff
Pills cured me " It is tea
from every one who uaai if
aey, “ they cured me." Fur
dealera averywhare.
Taylor 4 I T
CONTRACTORS
rete Work a
Com-
COTI AGI (»ROVI
J. THE E. Black
C IT Y T R AI
A ll K in d s of
H a u lin g
& Dray
D o n e o n Short
N o t ic e
Office at Saltzman's Ci$»
.
Beat
I’ HONK S*
Medicine for Col*
When a druggist reco»»*
remedy for cokla. throat
trouble«, you can le *1 *ur*
knows what he 1«
,WI
Lower, druggist of Mar»",
writes of Dr. King • New
•“1 know Dr. King’* New l»*®"17
the beat throat «"*• lun*
aell. I t cured mv
of *.
bronchial cold after all “th*r
failed.” It will Jo the asm* 1 '
you are auffering with * f0
r
bronchial, throat or lung
a bottle on hand all the ‘ '"j*
one in the family to uae. I »
doctor. Price 60e and »I.«'-
teed by till tlruggiate-
We w ant ttie
name ot every
young man who
Is ambitious to
BE A LAWK
u 4
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