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OREGON NEWS NOTES SINKING OF LACONIA OF GENERAL INTEREST MAY BE “OVERT ACT” f Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor mation of Uur Readers. even té iim m i m I ch . Il lu hiuiueg, pro fi-HM ih ep regret over whui they a dm it to be u gliuMtly blunder. T h e (¡i l iliali legni ton ut T h e Hague I hua In*-licit u alBlemeut decliwllig that Mie dlaualci io Ito- Dutch alHumera waa due to an extremely legreituble co1u W a sh ington ’I he sin kin g of the c l i h - m . of 1 1' • ulti H u m ■»•», which Is uu Laconia, with Mi« loa« of A m e rlc a u j foi lunule, bu' beyond ou r control.” Uvea, la looted upen l>> Hie A m e rica n Be rlin D e n i r « Insult to U . S. Flap. g o ve rnm e nt u>, a clear cut violation of A m e ric a n rig h i« , ai co rdin g to an authorita tive t-xpreaalou of opinion oblulm -d after a conference between -VI im F T -.'“ London ' |{. nier dlMfiali b li m n A m a le rd a m . i . >< that It la dculed In u lojcgrai ; f n R»r4m that the (1er A M i Ira of tcashcra’ lliatltulra la to President Wllaoli amt Hei re tu ry I,an ^ a u l h i c l i h a ut llrussels ordered lir lirltl III I h r illffereilt I'ltb-a uml sing N o fu rth e r lu ve stlg uilon la coii tirami W liiih • ttie A m e ric a n m in is lowna of U n r county. sldured net canary. ter. to lo wer the A m e ric a n flag over All rnornio iia Infill« af custcril I l l ' l l P r c .l d c u t W ilson and state d e p a rt hla legation. l>lr onto Ori'iion farina with the com ment oltli lain look the poaltloii that 1 liK of Mining la predicted no f u rth e r step would be taken until 0 ray on W i ll Bond (or Good Roads. T i n ' H l l v r r Kill la l.l llu lirr i'iilii|mny coiign-Ha baa had an o p p o rtu n ity to Huli-iii. O r W ith only four dissent will aim I lla newly coiialrurted 1,1 k act on tlie president's request lug votes I to- Iti.hifi.Obb road bonds m ill ui I f l I v n M n on M u n li lit T h e view prevailed that the sinking nicuHiitc .Vni iidi-d to provide for lla A r r a i iK r u ir u la ail' I m -I iik ennipleleil of Mid l.aconlu should hasten action «IlhiiliMMlen lo Mie people ul u Hpecial T h e first step of tlm fur i h r establishment nf u tannery ami by congress •lection sexl Ju n e 4. paised the m-n K luv r fui'tury at Kluniu il i l<'ulla go ve rnm e nt, It la Indicated, will be to • ti- II » I I I hi lit llidm -dlu tfly lo tile Out nf ülío accidents ri'iairiril to the furnish A ine rlcu n alilpa with guns ami boil e. which com la n d ill tile Hcliutc aint* Iniliiatrlul arc litan I cunimlaalun gunners for ijefeualve purposes ami silielidmeiits. lliauri- them III the go v e r n m e n t war «I u r I UK tlir week, mil o u r waa ful it I. risk bureau. ’I'lir district lu ll vent lull of llu A n t i Spy Bill la Passed by Senate. K?.lglit» iif I'^lh la a uf I'liluii mill W,il Oil Die ha h I h of the official reports W a sh ington The adminlHtratlon liiwn (.mintIra wii h lirlil lii Wallow n the sinking of the l.a c o n lu -la regard •Hplonuge hill, p rov iding severe pen All epidemic of a n u a lra Inin awr|it ed u h a nother l.ualtaula cuae In prlii uldL-a for apyllig tin m atters of nation elple. even though fewer llvea were fiiiii a m uml uliiioat every family si defense arid pun I h I i I iik conspiracies loab cithe r Inin hml or la liuvlng tilla illa to violate A m e ric a n neutra lity, waa ease passed by d i e sesatc by a vote of ‘I lie Cuna inri ( T i r r y K u lr uaaoi'luilon tin ts IU Ima i | i alKliuli <1 Mcpteiiiber 12 to lf> III r l u a l v r fur the ijatca af i k " mm uiil Ca lifornia C i s p e G ro w e rs W i l l Indro- fair. duce A n t i Satoon Bill. T h e naw muni I-nil lit ntullnn al fill' Hau Fra nc is co A ddressing Mie mouth uf i h r Hlualuw riv e r, ithoul C o m m o n w e a lth C lu b, l-'ruuk S w e ll, three in I I i - m fruto Florence, will lie pH »Idi-iit ol the d r u p e ( ¡r o w e rs ' Pro completed Muy 1 tectlvc association, Maid u hill to ellni- Brief Kettuine of AstivltieH Undertaken A ttendance ut the m e r l in a uf the Inule hm I o o u h and atop Mie auh- of high D u r i n g the Past W e a l r r n O re g o n < lirlnlluu Knila avor proof liqu or« lu California would be Year union ut Hu|i*tn lual week lo la lril lie put before Mu- legislature ui (lit- last tw<M-ti fiou unit 1000 . half of Mu- two part session. CiMi|>eriitive market m g, increasing the 'llu - I,u i i *’ co un ty Pomona a ru na r. ut O u t lin in g the proposed meuaiire. Mie ( aeri-age und iinprovenienfa in q u n lily a meeting ut ..untu Cla ra. punneil rcro api-uker nani the law would bar all nf co ls and clover, drainage, nrguviiz. lot Iona oppoalng ike |»ro|e,aeil $4, immi . wblakey, gin, bra ndy, v e rm o uth and at ion rural cnuiiiiunitiea and a ciiunty 000 ruuil liaiut Inane. other ardent liquors, hut would piste agricultural council, improv sau-nt ut Kttlh e rlnc M I iiinii, supervisor uml no limit o n alcohol c o u i e n i H ot wines the dairy induatry, farm management liurule nrfle.-r ul Ike n'ul<- Imlualrlal sm l beer« It would close the aulooiis, •Icmunatratiiina and a large amount of ah.istami- to groups and iiidividuala on school for gli la, him auhliplleil her n-a tint perm it Mie nule of H e a l e d bollica a great variety of agricultural p ro b Im iuilon lo the mule Imunl of control of wine uml licer lu retail stores, of ’I'o ilci Iiti- i i | miii the purchase uf n wh ich there m.tv lx- not m ore tkuu lem» are the lines of work to which the most attention ha» been given during new ter. .non alie fur the eeo'rul ai'hool otic for e very 2 <i 00 persons. the punt three ye a r» by the county ngri of K lm ilu lh Kulla, the hc I k i o I Imunl cultural agent of l,une county. This hua called fur u n j n d u l election M an h Seed Spuds Are $100 a T o n . ’ position i» held by N . H. Itobh formerly 7 Senltle. Wash O ne h un dre d d l l - hi charge of the farm department of the Mum-y from the ru ru l creillia fuml I turn a ton for seed potatima la the I'u iv c ra it y of Idaho. will he avatlublc fur lemllu g purpose« In cooperative mark eting mint ha» price quoted In Jobbers liere by farm In the fnnnei a uf III«- alule hy the era III the valleys between Heattle been accomplished along the line of mhltlle of M u n h ur (he flrat purl uf livestock. T h i s w « » started in the Tall m l Tacóme of 1 u 1.1 by U . J . K u r d and the county A p ril. w agent. T o date nearly lull cars of stock Port land hua another ahl|d>iilldlng Spudr- Rise $1 a Mile. have ticca shipped at it saving of plant, iIn- t'oaai Hlilphulldln,'. cum du ston. O r - O r e g o n potutoes in puny, u fton.imn concern, which will crease lu value at the rule of f l a several thousand dollars to the produ CIIKUKO In the hllllillllK uf wooden mile u h the ) truvel east. A ear of ÜäS «era. T h e county agent also gave con siilerable assistance in the establish- all I pa sacks standing ou the l i u r k here merit of u fa rm e rs ' public market at i ' I m i t a t i o n uf |H-lltluna uaklng for u s w o rth t .’.itiu W h e n it reaches the Ktigcnt. T h i s has been very auccess- n * l l i-lecitun uru in ni f'u u n ty .Indue s'ew Y o rk itoirkt-l, Its value rises lu fill mid did over t w e n t y -f iv e thousand J M Menalck and C o u n t y foimiilaaloii ibdhtra worth of business d u rin g the MiUOU. er J P It llle r. him been alarled In past season. T h ro u g h the efforts of l Maker co unty Pan am a W o u ld He lp C u a i d Canal. Mr. Ilu rd uml the county agent a wool W ith 420 h ill» enacted lu lu law the po«,| was formed lust summer, which Panmuu. T l i e iiullouul a ss e iu b lyo f ilWposi-d uf Id .(1011 |b». of |.aui- eouutv ucaaloii lawa uf l!H 7 will Itc the Im g Pan am a adopied u nu u iiuousl) s reso w<«4$ very advantageously. T hrou g h •‘at volume of aeaalon law a ever puli lutloii expii-MHlng syiiipalliy with the the iwmiatunse o f the county agent of llahed by the alule T h e volume will l lilted Slu 'i'H and a desire lo c o o p e r Placer county. Ca lifornia, the I.une tie reudy for mile early In May. ate III the defi use of the canal zone. j county agent was able to dispose of a It It Kaynionil. a d m l n la ir a io r of the carload of vetch seed that brought ns R a y m o nd eatate, aold u half a e d lu n high u price as any paid du ring the C h u rch e s Make Big M e m b ersh ip Gain of wheat luml near W e y lu m l aiutlnti. season and opened a new market for New Y o r k .— T h e tu-l Increase lu northwest of H e lix , to S. H. Purria, lame co unty vetch seed. A consider P.Hti In ch u rc h m em bers In llie I nlted well know n Weatnn f a n m -r. for $35, able qua ntity of vetch and gra y oats Slates was 747.UUO. a gain of 2U4.UUO 000 . were disposed of through the county Mnkliig preparation fur the co ming over llie Increase for IHlo. according agent of Josephine county. Members flux acaaini. (tie alule hoard uf control (o fig ure» m ade public here. of u grange on the west side of the chief activities. T h e county a g e n t ’s ac county were aided in purchasing a enr tivities / ore bv haw arranged for leltlng contructa to • no means confined to the loud of feed from members of the granges but more effective work can Chicago T a k e a Food Census. Include n in • ii I in < i in of five aerea uml of course be done in organized com- n mux Iniu ni of 750 aerea to any one C h ic a g o V food censii« of C h lrn g o 1 i»ra ,lU'' u* Jasper. was tnken by the p niic « d e p a r t u r e A" li,,, Ì!< aliout .minitics. man. the loth of each month containing both O w i n g to the scarcity of enrbohy- W h e n u new law gm-a lu lu effect In 41 want and "for a a l e " columns drnte feeds, us previously mentioned, Muy. II v. Ill l>a a iiiladcni'-anor In O re notices of meeting» and tim ely articles, many dairymen arc feeding too narrow gon for u person with iMaufflcleut T h i s is meeting with hearty approval a ration. Se veral talks have been funda III the hunk to mail ii check, of many farmers und aids in the dis- given on this subject and several arti pro viding In- doea It with Intent *i dc would «les published in the newspapers of the posai of many things which fraud. county. A considerable number of otherwise be huYd fo move. A m a rk e r fur the old O re go n trail, T h e re is great need of producing dairy men have asked for usul received auulli of Riigcne, haa Imen prepared London.— l'm le r cover of n heavy feeds in l.nne county, which contain help along this line. A i d has been "f and will lie ael up ut (Coryell I'aaa. on fog, whlch shleldeil their opsrsUons more carbohydrates.' Sufficient corn g i ' e n the d a iry interests in this matter Phone 80 the Pacific hiutiw uv, between Kiigenc frinii lirltlah ohaervers, Mie (lerm una is not yet being produced to meet this of purchasing pure bred sire» coopera ami lloalieii. when the Weather geta oli Saturila) i arrled out Mie ureuiest need. T he re ia u type of red upland tiv e ly , and also in interesting school retlri-m cnt they bave milite un M ia siiil which will not produce n sntisfnc children in d a iry herd record keeping, belter. Ii' von saw it first, vou saw it in The Sentinel. * It la reported that so me of the western front In thè last im i years tory yield of corn. Kigbt denjonstrnt A cow testing association in the v u-inity offlcera of Cro ok co un ty m a y resign and Mie MrlMsh bave tuken | i u s h i - h h I i i i i ions of white w inter barley are being s f Ju nc tion C i t y is in process of for- ronducted by the county agent on this mntiod. the ir placea im u result of the reiluc of Pys. Serre. Mlrauniont uml Petit type of soil to ascertain if it is a crop J.ast summer 1500 sheep effected with Mun uf ibelr aiilurlea hy llie leglalu M iruiim ont. tm'luiling Mie luimms which will give satisfactory yields. Hemorspnge Hepticamin were vacejuat- B ulle ile W srleucourt. whli li I uih beeu ture, uml the elim ina tion of tw o de T o encourage the gro w in g o f more eil by Mr. Kolib and many head were p u y official« tiie scene of some or thè fterrest ftglit- and better corn the county agent aided saved. T h e ItuMi'harg public achuala were llig of thè w ur ssil ili piare« Is deep the Dank of Commerce in Kugcne in D u ring 11115 about loo records were closed uml the ch ild ren were ordered wltli Mie lume« of deuil meli g i v i n g the first eorn show ever held in taken of fa rm business. A b o u t one off the at recta uml away from public Th e (¡ornim i retlrement, it ia eatl- La ne county. T he re were 135 entries, half of the farmers desired to ca rry on gulh crlllg a lual week be m u s e nf all mnted. upproaclies a depili of Miren D u rin g both of the past two seasons the work in 191(1 and forty nine records corn contests have been held under the were taken, the idea being to see if a epidemic of nicuali-H In Itoaeburg ami mlles ut Ho m e pollila. Th e Britiuli soon w ili tu- in a posi auspices of the granges. Considerable better business show ing could not be the Hurm und liig country. Kncouraged hy the greuter re tu rn » noli, poKslhly, lo forte lite evueiialioil time bus been devoted to this work by be made as u result of the leaks ilin Con- to lie mude through the g r o w in g of of Hapaume, whlch bus been thè key the county agent and till fields were covered d u rin g the first yenr. judged b y I ’ rof. Hyslop, of the ngricul siderable time is given to aid fnrm- In eta for the augur factory, u n u m to (In- Germ ini posinoli silice thè be t urn I college. j ers in keeping simple farm account ber of tin- hnpgriiwera lu the tiranta ai mi Ini; of Mie Imtlle of Mie Somme. T h e r e are three large areas in the 1 book«, P uhm dtatrlrt ure tllgglng out their co unty needing drainage in addition to T h i s ia the wo rk which will be pro hupyurdu and will plunl heels Milu file tide lands and marshes along t h c . d u c t i v o of important results if contin- seumiii.' const. Considerable time haa been spent I ued a few years. A l l investigations Date for ta k in g effect of the new N e w s p a p e r Says H o n o r Can N o t F u r in advisory work in nil of these dis along this line demonstrate both the rulea prom ulgated hy the Interstate need and benefit from app lyin g up to ^trials and n power ditchin g demonstra the r Be U p h e ld by Protests. B y taking advantage of this remarkable otter now, you make cash saving finn attended by eighty persons was date business methods to funnin g. commerce euininiaaloii In an effort to via Lomloii W h ile of S1 10. Y o u ttet a year's subscription to our paper and lo these four splendid In a county the size of Lane heavy held at Acme on October 15. relieve the unprecedented ear uhortuge magazines a total value of $2.55 for only $1.75. ficialM main there lias demands ure made upon the county T h e organization of rural communi which hue gripped Mila co un try , has been an Inevitable initlrtliMt of deep lies is carried on through the grange, agent ’« time f o r individu a l advisory been postponed from F e b r u a r y 21 to scriber b« InillKiialIon on llie part of llie D u tc h T he re are now t w e n ty active granges \ work . D u rin g the past year 1127 office Marc h IS. new spapei« at w hat llie A m s te rd a m in the county. A county agricultu ral calls were made on the county agent A d ju ta n t G eneral G eorge A. W h ite T h is offer also yoa receive your first T e l e g ru u f calls "a blow in o u r faro council has jus! finished two years of | and 450 farms were visited by him. hau resumed hla place at the head of copy of Today's, send your order to Today's anil the gre a iist h u m ilia tio n to w h ich successful work. T h i s is composed of Attendance and talks at grange and the O re g o n nattunul guard, following a neiitrul lias been subjected.” T h o one representative from each of the other co m m u nity meetings are also to you his muater out al V h ii c m v e r Imrrarku, granges together w ith the officers of an important feature of the county paper adds: Never W a s h , us ca plaln of tr.mp A, O regon F i f t y three such meet- " W e confess Imihlllvy to see how tho the Pomona grange and n member of agent's work. ere proud ca v a lry , w h ich waa dlahanded after the county court. T h i s council meets ings were addressed duaing the year, honor of o u r mil inn can f u rt h e r bo nine months service on the California the third T h u rs d a y of eneh month In T h e large number of office calls and m u la t a i n n l by protests." the office of the county agent for the requests for farm visits show the im- border. M a jo r W . W. NVIlaon, who O th e r less bellicose newspapers re purpose of discussing the work and enr- portanee of the office to the commit acted us adjutant general In the ah flect hardly less emhltti rinent on tho r y in g on several projects with the aid n ity anil that the people are availin g aencA of O ca e ra l W h ite , resumed hla part of the whole nation ut the latest of the county agent. Cooperative themselves of the services which the example of Merman ruthleasneau, while m arketing and shipping i i use of the I county agent has to give them. la a Pendleton to lmvi> cnniintiulty •tyl<> allow T h u i e d u y and F rid a y . m ua a BAN ON WHISKY PROPOSED W ORK OF LANE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AGENT The blend can’t be copied That’s why it is Chesterfields or noth ing it you want this new kind of enjoy ment im c igarette smoking. For Chesterfields, besides doing the usual thing of pleasing the taste, do the one thing you’ve always wished for in a cigarette— Chesterfields just “ touch the spot,” they let you know you are smoking—they “ *SA T1SF Y”/ Hut they’re mild, too 1 m It’s a new blend of high-quality J s G f Imported and Domestic tobac- cos—that’s how it’s done. And the blend can’t be copied. 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